I have been going here the past two years almost every weekend so I would definitely say I'm a regular. My go to drink is always their matcha, it's the best matcha on the west side of town. In the winter I get it hot and summer always iced. I also always order an iced hojicha in the summertime as well Favorite pastry here are the classic, beef curry donut. This is extremely filling and protein filled! My other favorites are the vanilla cornet and their egg sandwich and katsu sandwich. The staff here is always super helpful, fast and friendly no matter how busy they are. The quality and taste in their pastries and drinks are extremely consistent which as a regular is very important to me. If I had to recommend a top 5 place in Beaverton this is it. I also love supporting a local Japanese owned business.

What a gem, one of my favorite spots in the Portland area! The katsu sando was so good and the melon bun as well, the bacon baguette stole the show!

After trying a couple items from Oyatsupan at an event several months ago, it quickly became my favorite local bakery. When you first walk in just grab a tray, a pair of tongs, and get ready to choose from a huge selection of amazing pastries. There's plenty of seating, but I usually take mine to go. The best time to come in seems to be about 1-2 hours after they open so everything is fully stocked. They often sell out of several items by the afternoon in my experience. My favorite items are the melon pan, the curry beef bun (kare donut), and the sea salt butter roll. I also like to grab an egg salad sandwich to save for later. Honestly, everything I've tried is good so you can't really go wrong. I also love that they mix in a lot of seasonal items. I've heard their coffee is amazing as well, but I haven't tried it yet.

Really love this little Japanese bakery! Great baked goods, they have a few nice sandwiches, and drinks as well. There is a good amount of seating with plenty of light! Bathroom there too. Parking is a breeze as well. You usually see a lot of family hanging out at this little spot. I haven't really had much I haven't enjoyed from here :)

This is a great place to grab breakfast and a coffee. I had a tonkatsu sandwhich and it was simply delicious. The bread was soft and the pork was fried to perfectly topped with a great combination of sauce. I also had the black sesame croissant with a latte. The croissant was beautifully made with black sesame oozing forming a nice crust on top. Pairing that with the hot latte was magnificent. I would definitely come back to try the other pastries they have. Service was quick and fast and there is plenty of parking. It's a very nice casual environment to sit and have a relaxing breakfast.

Was craving some japanese type pastries & googled where was the nearest best spot. Well, it lead me here, a 40 minute drive over the bridge. A very cute bakery with individual cubbies for the pastries. We came a little late, so not everything was available. It's ok though, there was still a good selection. We went with the kare pan & matcha pan. The matcha was nice & soft with that cookie type top, Not too sweet. The kare pan was very good! Nice savory beef curry inside with a crisp bread on the outside. We'll have to come earlier next time to try more. So delicious, & satisfied the craving.

I ate Oyatsupan everyday for breakfast on my most recent trip back to Beaverton. I grew up in this neighborhood, and adult me seriously wishes that Oyatsupan existed when I was growing up here. I have tried almost their entire menu, and everything is so delicious. They have lots of different sweet and savory options. I recommend the kare donut which is a warm, savory pocket of goodness. The croissants are buttery and flaky. The shokupan is perfectly fluffy, and the slices are great for sandos. Whether you're looking for breakfast or just a snack for later, their bread and pastries are absolutely worth a visit.

They have an EXCELLENT selection of pastries and sandwiches that they bake in-house. You choose yourself (they provider trays and tongs to grab what you like, then you take it to the register to checkout). They have explanations of what each item is on the side, which I appreciated. There are places to sit inside if you wish to eat there.

If you haven't been to Oyatsupan, you're missing out! This Japanese bakery has the best pastries, sandwiches, bread and drinks. When you walk in the door, go straight ahead towards the right to grab a tray and tongs. You'll use this to grab the pastries of your choice. Once you're done you can head to the register to pay where you can also order drinks. Along the register counter to the left there is also a case with various sandwiches like tonkatsu sliders, egg/cucumber sandwiches and more! I usually just come here for the pastries, which range from maybe $3-5 each. If you want to eat here, they have several tables to sit at. The space has high ceilings and natural light so it's a nice place to hang out to grab a quick meal or snack. One piece of advice... if you want the biggest selection of pastries do not come in the first or last 30-45 minutes of their operating hours! I went here once right after opening to grab snacks for a 2 hour drive and they hardly had anything out yet. They also try not to have too much waste at the end of the day and may run out of many items.

Our go-to Asian bakery!! We've had their cheesecake, egg salad sandwich, and multiple pastries of theirs and everything has been great quality, not too sweet, fresh and wonderful texture. The interior is very bright and welcoming and there is plenty of parking.