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This is My Honest Review of Ocean Sushi and Teriyaki: A Hidden Gem
Stepping into Ocean Sushi and Teriyaki might deceive you at first glance, but once inside, the cozy, family-like atmosphere envelops you. The walls adorned with beautiful murals add to the charm, making it a hidden gem in the Salem-Keizer area. My experience here was nothing short of delightful. The staff greeted us warmly and even conversed in Chinese, making us feel right at home. The menu was a treasure trove of flavors. I indulged in the seared tuna and a bento box, while the garlic ramen and a couple of sushi rolls rounded off our meal beautifully. Each dish was a testament to the freshness and quality of the ingredients used. The sushi, especially, was a standout. The Buddha and Ninja rolls were my favorites, bursting with flavor and creativity. The spicy miso ramen was another highlight, perfectly seasoned and exactly what I hoped for. With a reasonable tipping policy, this spot offers great value. If you're in the mood for some authentic and scrumptious sushi and ramen, Ocean Sushi and Teriyaki should definitely be on your list. It's already become my new go-to place, and I can't wait to explore more of their menu!
Local Events & Activities: Tulips closing early, farmers markets gearing up
Warm spring brings early end to this year’s Tulip Festival WOODBURN: The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival will end a week earlier than planned thanks to warm spring weather and an early bloom. The festival, which was hoped to run through May 5, will conclude on April 28. The fields are open Monday through Thursday (9 a.m. to 6 p.m.), Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m....
More than 6,500 pies to be delivered to Salem-Keizer teachers and staff
The Salem Leadership Foundation, Willamette Valley Pie Co. and other local organizations have teamed up to give more than 6,500 pies to Salem-Keizer Public Schools teachers and staff on Wednesday. A total of 6,540 mini pies will be delivered on Wednesday by the Salem Leadership Foundation and volunteers. ...
'Augusta and Noble' coming to the Woodburn High stage
There will be an exploration of the unsaid taking place on stage in the Woodburn High School Auditorium during the final weekend of April. That is the gist of how WHS sophomore Julia Carreno Hernandez, who goes by Alex, explains her pivotal role as Gabi when WHS Theatre opens its spring production of “Augusta and Noble” on Thursday, April 25. Performances will run for one weekend only: at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday April 25, 26 and 27, and at 2 p.m. Saturday. ...
Pulitzer Prize-winning author will kick off book tour in Newberg
Nicholas Kristof, an Oregon native who gained notoriety as a journalist covering the world, will make his way to eastern Yamhill County in June to speak before the Newberg City Club. Kristof will highlight his newest book, “Chasing Hope,” which recounts his path from his family’s home in Yamhill to regions throughout the globe during an event open to the public. “He writes about some of the great members of...
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