Fat Kitty Ramen

Overall, it was a great experience. The food was nicely prepared and presented. The vegetarian appetizer options were creative and tasty. The main courses were portioned into a good amount of food. The pork belly, along with everything else, was delicious. We went with a party of five. It's a great place for a party of five or a date night for two. If you go, make sure to say 'Hi' to my favorite new best friend, Sam, who manages both locations.

Such a great night with amazing food and a great atmosphere! The Ramen was amazing! The pork belly and egg melted on the spoon and everything was so well balanced.

Had a Niku Miso (ground pork) bowl for lunch the first time I ate here and it was excellent. It had half rice and half greens, with 3 vegetable toppings and ponzu sauce. All these choices are options. They have sake cups, beer, wine, soft drinks. Very attentive service and a relaxed vibe make this a great place to go and I'm looking forward to returning to try the noodles. Overall, not fancy but oishii (yummy) and friendly.

Super good food. Had the ahi bowl and the ramen, both were top notch. Also tried the veggie fritters and tots, recommend both! The space is also quieter than a lot of restaurants, which was nice. There’s noise of course, but it’s not an echoey nightmare with booming music like a lot of places.

Broth was fairly good but there was too little of it. The "poached eggs" were hardly cooked. Pretty sure it gave me food poisoning.

If you liked Boxer Ramen, you'll feel right at home here. Great place to stop in and grab a quick bowl, or meet with friends and enjoy some sake and great food. Highly recommend, we'll definitely be back.

Came here about 2 weeks ago and then had to come back the next week again because the noodles and broth were so good. The spicy miso was killer, my wife loved the tonkotsu, and we both devoured the pot stickers and poke nachos. Can’t wait to come back. Shout out to the chefs and our server John who took great care of us!

Absolutely awesome! What a wonderful dining experience! The Raman exceeded my expectations plus we had veggie potstickers which were also exceptional! I placed a book order at Annie Bloom’s just so I can have an excuse to eat there again! Best ramen 🍜 !!

I won't be returning here, but hopefully this feedback helps. When we visited, seven tables were seated: two had finished and were waiting to pay for too long, the rest (including ours) were waiting with no food. That's right, a restaurant where no tables had food on them. After 20 minutes, two tables got appetizers and it was another 20 before any other tables got anything. We ordered edamame, but it was mushy and inedible. It seems they keep it sitting in a large vat instead of flash-cooking it fresh, which really showed. Most of the kitchen's focus seemed to be on takeout orders while dine-in guests were left waiting. It's possible they were short-staffed (from other reviews this might just be how they staff), but if that's the case, they should either limit or temporarily shut off online orders, or at least let customers know upfront that food will be delayed. As it stands, table service felt like an afterthought. If they want to keep dine-in, they'll need to balance it better with takeout or just commit fully to being a ghost kitchen. We ended up walking out after 45 minutes and just being served the mushy edamame. They were nice/gracious and didn't charge.

Well, I tried to give these guys one last chance to win back my business. I'm currently disabled and can't drive so delivery is a real treat. I ordered delivery an hour before they closed, and 1/2 before yelp says they stop taking delivery orders. The delivery is now 20 minutes late (over an hour since I ordered despite the fact I'm a little over a mile away), the restaurant doesn't answer their phone and they are now closed. Their table service isn't much better. When I was able to do dine in the last time I was there they took 15 minutes to bring us ramen and there were only 2 other patrons besides us. I think this will be another failed business in the village soon. Too bad. They had such potential, but customer service goes a long way. I think I just paid $30 for meal that will never be delivered.

Service was really good. Loved the tatertots. The ramen was mid though. Me personally the chasu was more like a ham rather than traditional chsshu and the broth was more on the saltier side. Great ambiance though and cute decorations.

So excited to have this close to my neighborhood! Really great option for food/takeout to bring over to level beer (or eat in). I haven't tried the ramen yet, but this has been my go to spot lately for poke. Their poke bowls and poke nachos were both great, and their seasonal menu items have all been really good. Excited to have Fat Kitty in MV!

My wife and I tried this spot for the first time, and left very happy. We were greeted enthusiastically and seated right away. Water came instantly, and the carafe was refilled quickly. Staff were both friendly and professional. The menu is quite limited, but we found something to our liking. We both had the curry Ramen, which is one of the few without pork products, and we shared the tots. They were both fantastic, beautifully prepared and presented and absolutely delicious. The ambience is minimalist, new, and very clean. The prices are nice round numbers, and you can pay with Mobile Toast from your phone. We'll definitely be back.

I don't know why the reviews are so low because Fat Kitty was delicious. We had sesame noodles, cucumber avocado salad, and veggie potstickers. Everything was great! We'll be back!

A very familiar feel and flavor nested under a new brand in the village. The hosts are gracious and attentive, which pairs well with their fast service. The Red Miso ramen is one of my favs in this category. A great new option for friends and family causul dining.

Left after being served sudsy water. The water smelled like bleach and the pitcher had visible floaters and soap bubbles. Also seemed horribly understaffed. Won't be coming back as I can only assume the food would be cooked in soapy dishes too. If they added more waitstaff they would probably have more time to pay attention to the little details!

Food was very tasty. Light, flavorful, filling. Ordered vegetarian and was so happy with the variety. We ordered kimchi, sesame noodles, veggie potstickers, avocado & cucumber!

Came here for an early dinner on a rainy cold day. We tried an assortment of dishes. The potstickers were the best we've ever had. The spicy red miso was just ok - it's super spicy (I wouldn't want it any hotter!), doesn't have seaweed, and the meat isn't chashu like most ramen but is pork belly so very fatty. The tonkatsu was just ok - not as much flavors going on, and again, lots of fat (I'm just not into that but get that lots of people enjoy it). Servers were friendly and attentive, bringing lots of water over the course of our meal. All in all, it was just ok for us.

Love the location, was very excited to try the ramen. Service was great, everyone was super friendly. The tots were yummy and our ramen was decent besides the fact that our broth was barely even warm. This was pretty disappointing, despite enjoying the ramen toppings and noodles. The menu was similar to that of boxer ramen which was nice to see. Not sure if we will be back.

The server was short and kinda rude. The food was overpriced and over salted. Have been here before and it was so much better. Don't think I'll go back. Much better ramen places in town.

Service was wonderful. Food felt very whitewashed. We got the poke bowl, fine. The vegetable curry ramen, it was mainly frozen corn for veggies, the noodles seemed undercooked, overall really boring and not even piping hot the way ramen should be. Also got the spicy red miso ramen and it just tasted so much of the pickled mushrooms, it was pretty gnarly. If you want a good ramen, I would not recommend this place.

The tonkatsu ramen here is the best I have had in Portland. The pork is of perfect tenderness and flavor, the broth is delicious and multi-dimensional, the noodles are perfectly fresh and not overcooked. I am very impressed.

Had the very best Tonkotsu shio. The broth and noodle were over the top on flavor. Don't miss the Cucumber salad was a great addition. Excellent friendly atmosphere and all 6 of us left with happy tummies. Absolutely a ten rating. Plus the area with unique shops in Multnomah Village .

Very quick and casual spot in our neighborhood for our ramen fix! Nice variety of poke bowls and appetizers. Will be revisiting to explore more of the menu!

Great service and even better Ramen! If you were a fan of the old boxer ramen make sure you go here! So happy to have the good stuff back!

The best ramen EVER- perfect meat, the best broth by far, perfectly cooked eggs. Highly recommend. Their only flaw is being closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Amazing food and service. We had a huge group and they were super nice. I have the spicy miso and it was delicious. The cucumber salad was very very good.

Service was great. Everyone was very friendly and food came out quick. We got the spicy red and vegetable curry. Tasty, but very mid for the $50 bill. High fat broth, Pork was more like chopped up honey ham, and my egg was absolutely raw. Biggest complaint is the high price for a ramen that seemed to cut many corners in quality.

Good addition to the food scene in Multnomah village. The mushroom ramen was especially delicious.

Excellent food. We loved the ramen in particular. The service was also good. It was great for our whole family.

Incredibly wonderful service! Fantastic edamame and delicious pot stickers and dipping sauce. Our only complaint was the ramen was insanely salty. Between our family members we ordered three different kinds, all of them were too salty, and even the salt fiends in our group found the broth to be too salty. If the salt was dialed down a few notches we would absolutely eat here regularly.

Hey, we were so excited to find the OG okonomiyaki tots (and, of course, some great ramen), and we tried to stop in this evening in Multnomah Village. We walked into a 65% empty restaurant and were told (with a bit of an eyeroll, it seemed) that it would be over an hour wait because there were over 100 takeout orders in queue. Seems like a poor business model--if you want to be a ghost kitchen, be a ghost kitchen, but don't be a full service restaurant that isn't interested in actual sit-down customers. We walked away wanting not so much to come back sometime, but to make a grocery list for an Uwajimaya run to make our own damn okonomiyaki tots. Boxer Ramen was not like that, you walked in, ordered, and like magic there would be a table around the time your food was ready, like some other great iconic casual restaurants in Portland that are still successful on that model today (and that get our business embarrassingly often). I was terribly disappointed to be treated like wanting to eat your food was a ridiculous pursuit not worth your time because I actually wanted the experience of eating the food fresh and hot in a restaurant rather than lukewarm out of plastic while I watched TV.