Sakura Noodle House

Usually when a small eatery has a menu that covers several styles and cuisines, it's hit or miss whether the dishes can be done well. At Sakura Noodle, they've aced the ramen. Good noodle, flavorful broth, and the best cha shu we've ever had. The 4 slices of pork were thick-cut and nicely seared, plus you get a whole soft-cooked egg. I wish the portion were just a tad larger cuz it was so tasty.This food cart was in the Happy Valley station cart pod, a well-run albeit busy pod on Sunnyside in Happy Valley. If you want asian noodle but others in your group want something else, this IS the place to go.

Their chicken wings are the best. Buffalo is amazing, seasoning is a dry rub that's unique and delicious. Definitely trying more flavors soon.

We stopped in at the Happy Valley food carts looking for the best fried rice and we hit the jackpot with Sakura Noodle House! We're fried rice fanatics. It's pretty much our favorite part of any Chinese food meal. We order the chicken fried rice here, just to try it, and it was fantastic! We'll definitely come back to try more of the menu now that we've had the rice. If it's any indication of how good the rest of the food is, I can't wait!! Thanks for the great lunch!

Sakura has a fitting spot at Happy Valley Station right between two of my other favorites, Montage and Fuego All Day, and it is the row of KINGS!!!!! After reading many reviews and ogling over pictures I opted for the Hell Ramen, spicy level 5 out of 10. Take a seat and get ready for heaven in a bowl of hell! Flavor upon flavor in the broth and each of the meats were melt in your mouth tender yet packed with flavor. Noodles were fresh and the egg was made perfectly. Sakura is making it even harder to decide where to go on that row and that says a lot.

I was honestly a little overwhelmed by the variety of choices available here at the Happy Valley Station, which my wife and I stumbled upon by accident. However, as soon as I saw the words "Spicy Beef Bulgogi" out of the corner of my eye, all doubt was cleared from my mind. This was it. This was what I wanted. I sauntered up to the window and placed my order, informing the owner to make it as spicy as possible. He chuckled, and after my order was handed to me, humbly requested I return to let him know what I thought of it, and "how it went".It went so, so very well!My order came to me in about 5 minutes, positively loaded with chili peppers and spicy goodness, a thick savory sauce, plenty of onions (I *love* green onions) and just the right amount of beef, I was in absolute heaven! It seemed a bit sacrilegious to order Korean from a Japanese(-named) food cart, even more so when ordering rice instead of noodles from a "noodle house" but whatever the ethnicity or choice of carb, these guys know what they're doing!A return to the Happy Valley Station food carts is a foregone conclusion, but to be honest, I may be spoilt for other choices. I'm pretty adventurous and enjoy quite a bit of variety in my dining options, but Sakura Noodle House might as well take over the entire food cart pod, because I'll be blind to everything else, like a frenzied bull charging a matador, I'll be seeing red (chili peppers) and won't stop for anything else!

We love Sakura Noodle House. CK, the guy who usually answers the phone, is great. He's attentive, professional and they put out great food. If you want it hot, you've really got to let them know, they are not heavy handed on spice. We eat here 3-4 times a month. We like the Black bean/green bean special and the Singapore rice noodles with chicken. I've always chosen chicken as my protein, so I can't speak to any of the other proteins. I can say it's the only food cart I crave, and that we order from regularly. The portions are large, prices are fair, and CK is a good dude that does his best to accommodate regulars, even when they're busy. I'd take anyone from out of town here, they'll find something they like here.

Currently in town on a work trip and my boss decided to treat my coworker and I to the Happy Valley Station Food Carts.I must say it was a bit overwhelming and difficult to make one decision with all the great smells floating around. However Sakura Noodles definitely stood out for us. I'm a sucker for some good ramen so of course I had to try theirs while my boss and coworker tried their noodle dish.I can honestly say none of us were disappointed with our choices and you get so much bang for your buck. Definitely could not finish it all in one sitting. Highly recommend if you're ever in the area.

One of the best ramen bowls I have eaten in Pacific NW! I didn't expect too much because it was from a food truck but boy I was wrong ! The broth was so tasty! Chashiu was soft cooked to perfection and was sheared so it added a great flavor! I love spicy food so the level of spiciness in this bowl of ramen was on point. I am looking forward to the next time I get to slurp down this amazing Hell Ramen again from Sakura Noodle House !

This place makes really good ramen. The broth has allot of flavor and was delicious, very creamy texture. But not too creamy just the right type of creamy. I recommend the chashu Ramen.

This is one of my favorite places to eat, if you want a recommendation I highly suggest the saute udon with beef (they have vegetarian options if needed). It is amazing, and they are always nice, and take the time to make pretty much everything fresh.