421 NW Saltzman Rd
Portland, OR 97229 - Washington County
(503) 641-6135
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Categories: Restaurants/Food & Dining, Teriyaki Restaurants, Beef Restaurants, Full-Service Restaurants, Restaurant Teriyaki, Restaurant Beef Houses, Limited-Service Restaurants, Eating Places and Restaurants
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