Shaedyn M.
12/6/2025
When I left Portland, so did Boxer Ramen. I have tried and tried to replicate their Curry Ramen and it just was never the same. I was so sad that I would never get to taste it again.......
Fat Kitty Ramen
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3003 NE Alberta St Ste 6
Portland, OR 97211
Fat Kitty Ramen, a beloved establishment in Portland, Oregon, prides itself on serving up authentic ramen with a unique Portland twist. Born from the passion of its dedicated employees and emerging from one of the city's original ramen shops, Fat Kitty promises to offer the hottest and most delectable noods in town.
From soul-warming bowls of flavorful ramen to an array of snacks and sips, Fat Kitty Ramen caters to all cravings. Whether you're seeking a quick bite and a drink or a full immersion into the world of ramen, this eatery is committed to satisfying your hunger with delicious comfort food.
With locations in Northeast Alberta and Multnomah Village, Fat Kitty Ramen invites guests to join their special guest list for the latest updates and news. Prepare to indulge in exclusive bites, insider peeks, and a true taste of the ramen culture that this vibrant establishment embodies.
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4.538 reviews
Alejandro R.
10/20/2025
Fat Kitty is casual, cozy, and comforting like your favorite hoodie in restaurant form. The restaurants atmosphere was cool and welcoming. The broth was flavorful, the meat was hearty, and the...
Jason V.
7/14/2025
Supposedly this is the successor to Boxer Ramen, my wife's favorite ramen joint in PDX. Sadly, according to the expert (her), it's just not the same. My wife was practically addicted to the Spicy...
Debi F.
12/7/2025
Wonderful flavors! Everything was fresh and delicious! The room is upscale, modern and clean. Service was warm and friendly without being intrusive. We will be back!
L A.
11/23/2025
We tried this restaurant because we had seen very good reviews about it but unfortunately, the khachipouri was loaded with salt, the bread that was on the side of the Shakshuka was not even edible...
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