/hillsboro/abernethy/cuisine
Le Hana
Le Hana Grill & Cafe is an upscale Japanese & French fusion restaurant serving fashionable food in an upscale atmosphere.
?Le? is a definitive article in French and ?Hana? means ?flower? in Japanese. This combination of language represents the landmark meeting of our French and Japanese chefs. Our goal is to create harmonious fusion dishes which contain the freshness and healthiness of Japanese cuisine and the sophisticated, aesthetic characteristic of French fine dining.
2 locations
22269 NW Imbrie Dr
Hillsboro OR 97124
3500 SW River Parkway
Portland OR 97239
503-467-7533
news & blog search for Le Hana...
Jan 23, 2009THE SOUTH WATERFRONT
Bring a friend or two and join your South Waterfront neighbors at this Mix & Mingle event. This event is sponsored and hosted by Le Hana. In a show of appreciation for the neighborhood, they're offering sake tastings, delicious delicacies, a DJ and more to South Waterfront residents and their guests. To RSVP please email [...]
Dec 14, 2008Damn Portlanders
# 1:
Anybody on the west side who likes good Japanese food should try Le Hana. We've been eyeballing their location in Hillsboro for the past two years and finally decided to try them out yesterday. One word. Amazing. We had the joy of having the manager as our waiter. He was by far the most knowledgeable individual we could have asked for and, from what we heard from other restaurant patrons, is there almost every night. The selection of sake and sushi contained within would please even the most discerning of palates. Give them a peek here.
#2:
My wife has come up with the idea to make miniature terrariums containing small cacti and succulents for Christmas presents for a few relatives. Awesome idea, but other that Ikea, I have no idea where to get any of these plants. Any ideas, preferably on the west side, though I am willing to drive for good deals?
Dec 10, 2007THE SOUTH WATERFRONT
Anybody on the west side who likes good Japanese food should try Le Hana. We've been eyeballing their location in Hillsboro for the past two years and finally decided to try them out yesterday. One word. Amazing. We had the joy of having the manager as our waiter. He was by far the most knowledgeable individual we could have asked for and, from what we heard from other restaurant patrons, is there almost every night. The selection of sake and sushi contained within would please even the most discerning of palates. Give them a peek here.
#2:
My wife has come up with the idea to make miniature terrariums containing small cacti and succulents for Christmas presents for a few relatives. Awesome idea, but other that Ikea, I have no idea where to get any of these plants. Any ideas, preferably on the west side, though I am willing to drive for good deals?
Before moving to the South Waterfront, I used to be a resident of Hillsboro (this is the part when most people wrinkle their noses <grin>). While making the best of suburban life, I stumbled across the Le Hana restaurant, nestled in the back of a strip mall, apparently waiting for unsuspecting visitors to discover its [...]
Dec 17, 2007Public Press - Portland Metro Area
Truth posted a Food/Drink in Hillsboro:
Le Hana photo: Jaycob Desrosiers
Perhaps the two most stylish countries in the world are Japan and France. Both countries place a notoriously high value on aesthetics, lifestyle, down to the their culinary preferences. The combined wattage of these two cultures has the potential to cause an overload; instead, down at ...
May 29, 2008Eat, Drink, and Be Mary (Sue)
Tuesday Dinner: Baked potato. Earth Balance. Salt.
Wednesday Dinner: Baked potato. Earth Balance. Salt.
Thursday Dinner: Baked sweet potato. Earth Balance. Salt.
In other news, Le Hana is much better as a sit-down than as takeout.
Jan 20, 2008tagged 'portland' on del.icio.us
dining
Dec 17, 2007Public Press - Portland Metro Area
Truth posted a Photo in Le Hana: