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Fubonn Shopping Center

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Phone: 503.517.8877

Fubonn Shopping Center is the largest Asian Shopping Center in Oregon. Enjoy your grocery shopping and many delicious Asian cuisine all in one place. Read more...
Pho Hung

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Phone: 503.772.0089

Vietnamese restaurant with a variety of pho noodle soups, rice plates, vermicelli bowls, vegetarian dishes and more. Read more...
Mojo Crepes

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Phone: 503.208.3195
Email: mojocrepes@gmail.com

Portland’s made-to-order Japanese-style ice cream crepes and hot dogs. We also offer bubble tea, iced teas, coffee, smoothies and slushies. Our goodies will make you say “holy crepe!” Read more...
Plaid Pantry

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Phone: (503) 254-2678

Plaid Pantry 82nd and Tillamook is your local Portland grocery store and for quick food, snacks, hot and cold drinks, and so much more. This store is conveniently located in Southeast Portland right off Division St near Mt Tabor Park in the Mt Tabor & Richmond Neighborhood. Get in, get it, get going. We’ve got what you need. We carry Read more...
Stumptown Savings

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Email: hello@stumptownsavings.com

Stumptown Savings is a newsletter and website that covers the Portland area’s food economy. Every Thursday, it curates the best grocery deals from Fred Meyer/QFC, Albertsons/Safeway, WinCo, New Seasons, Whole Foods, and other local stores. The team personally reviews ads, comparing prices, and highlighting genuine savings (not marketing gimmicks). Every Tuesday, they publish Rose City Receipts, taking you inside how Read more...
Meals on Wheels

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Phone: (503) 736-6325

Meals on Wheels People was founded in 1970 by three caring women, Jean Wade, Martha Shull, and Cay Kreiger, who saw a need in the community that was not being met. They gathered in the basement of the Lincoln Street Methodist Church in February 1970 to serve a hot lunch to about a dozen seniors and then delivered 14 Meals on Wheels on paper plates Read more...