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Takibi

Coming together around the campfire to share laughs and stories over a thoughtfully prepared meal, uncorking a bottle of wine to share with friends during a picnic, enjoying the first sip of coffee as the sun rises over your campsite – these are the moments we seek to create at Snow Peak. We believe in the power of slowing down and enjoying pure moments of connecting with others in the outdoors.

 

A bustling bar filled with people enjoying time together.


In developing HQ4, Snow Peak’s Flagship and North American Headquarters in Northwest Portland, we aim to bring a distinctly Snow Peak outdoor experience into the city. We cannot operate a campground in the urban core, but we believe we can create an environment centered around the moments of connection experienced in nature. Snow Peak is an outdoor brand, but we have a deep affinity for a carefully crafted meal. All our gatherings center around food and drink, and much of our gear is directly cooking or dining related – we like to say Snow Peak is the foodiest brand in the outdoor industry. A restaurant was a natural way to merge these elements while furthering our commitment to inspiring connection.


Left image shows cooks preparing food in the open kitchen. Right image shows someone pan-grilling vegetables.

 

Beautifully plated food on a bamboo tray.


Left image shows a bartender pouring a drink. Right image shows a icy cocktail served in a Snow Peak mug.

 

Our restaurant Takibi is an extension of our belief in the power of gathering and the bonds built around the campfire. Named after the Japanese word for bonfire, Takibi is inspired by the food of Japan, driven by the changing seasons, and centered around an open hearth. Executive Chef Alex Kim works with local purveyors to source the freshest possible ingredients year-round, resulting in a menu that reflects the rhythms of nature. Takibi’s beverage program is led by legendary barman Jim Meehan, who has curated a local selection of wines, beers, beverages and spirits to mix classic cocktails with Japanese accents. The Pacific Northwestern focus broadens to include Japanese tea and a concise sake list available by the cup and carafe highlighting Niigata breweries from Snow Peak’s home prefecture. The restaurant is operated in partnership with Submarine Hospitality, well known for their nationally award-winning restaurants Ava Gene’s and Tusk.


Image of the open kitchen, faced with open shelving displaying plateware, plants, and Snow Peak gear.

 

Left image shows warm woods and bright greenery inside the restaurant. Right image shows the entry staircase.

 

The open kitchen buzzing with energy, the lit hearth in the background.

Fire and nature serve as the driving inspirations for the design of the restaurant. The space has an open concept offering views of the woodburning hearth from all angles. The walls are covered in bespoke tile upcycled from the kilns of Heath Ceramics in San Francisco. Flickering Snow Peak Mini Flames sit at each table, offering a new twist on candlelight dining. Wraparound windows fill the space with natural light and complement the warm wood tones and extensive greenery throughout the dining room. The open kitchen brings the chefs and the diners together into this shared environment, and the expansive outdoor patio offers guests a chance to dine outdoors year round.

 

Full patio with greenery surrounding.

We look forward to welcoming you. Book a reservation at takibipdx.com.


2274 NW Flanders St, Portland, OR 97210

RESTAURANT HOURS

Wednesday - Sunday:

  • Dinner Menu: 5p - 9p