The present incarnation looks much worse from the outside. It’s part of an Astro gas station near Good Samaritan Hospital in NW Portland. Fortunately, it has pretty good burgers (possibly a little over-cooked) and very good fries. It’s the kind of Korean-run hamburger place that I love. My mom wanted something “non-greasy” and I knew they had teriyaki bowls.<\/p>\n
Bonnie’s Burgers is what you’d expect the inside of a gas station burger joint, but they have a poster of udon on the wall. It’s not on the menu, but my mom took a chance and asked if they had it, and they did. My buddy Il says they eat udon in Korea. It was pretty good with fresh grilled chicken and fried egg. I still had my usual bacon cheeseburger and fries, but next time I might get the udon.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’m so exciting. I’m sitting around in my sweat pants, waiting for the noise to end in an hour or so so I can get some sleep. 2007 wasn’t the best of years and I’m ready for it to be over. I know it’s just an arbitrary date, but it’s still symbolic. The last lunch of the year wasn’t bad. My mom and I took a walk to the bank just to get out of the house and we had lunch on the way back. I was selfishly heading towards a spot I like, Bonnie’s Burgers. It used to be an old-school burger drive-in, but it closed down when I … Continue reading Merry New Year!<\/span> ![\"Bonnie’s](\"https:\/\/www.i8u.org\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2007\/12\/bonniesudon.thumbnail.jpg\")
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