Lunch Menu & Activities Calendar

October 2026

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
  • Chicken Chowmein • チキン炒麺
  • 11:00am Blood Pressure
2
  • Beef Tomato • 牛肉のトマト煮込み
  • 10:00am Shigin
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4
5
  • Nikujaga Beef Stew • 肉じゃが
  • 11:30am Chair Yoga
  • 12:30pm Mahjong
6
  • Chicken w/ Mushroom Sauce • 鶏肉のきのこ餡かけ
  • 12:45pm Sing-along
7
8
  • Crab Curry • 蟹カレー
  • 10:00am Ukulele
9
  • Sweet & Sour Pork • 酢豚
  • 10:00am Shigin
  • Tai Chi
  • 12:30pm Bingo
10
11
12
  • Ginger Pork • 生姜焼き
  • 12:30pm Mahjong
13
  • Grilled Shio Koji Garlic Chicken • 鶏のにんにく 塩麹焼き
  • 11:00am Blood Pressure
  • 12:45pm Sing-along
14
15
  • Fall Vegetable Tempura • 秋野菜天ぷら
  • 11:00am Blood Pressure
16
  • Bibimbap • ビビンバ
  • 10:00am Shigin
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18
19
  • Fried Tofu w/ Mushroom Sauce & Takikomi Gohan • 揚げ豆腐の きのこ餡かけ&炊き込みご飯
  • 11:30am Soroban
  • 12:30pm Mahjong
20
  • Saikyo Miso Salmon • 鮭の西京焼き
  • 10:30am-2pm Reiki
  • 12:45pm Sing-along
21
22
  • Mapo Tofu • 麻婆豆腐
  • 10:00am Ukulele
23
  • Crispy Ginger Chicken • 生姜のカリカリ 唐揚げ
  • 10:00am Shigin
  • Tai Chi
24
25
26
  • Birthday Sushi • お誕生日寿司 • *Reservations required (suggested donation $12)
  • 12:30pm Mahjong
27
  • Kabocha Soup and Meatloaf • 南瓜スープ& ミートローフ
  • 11:00am Blood Pressure
  • 12:45pm Sing-along
28
29
  • Chicken Hekka • Chicken Stew • ハワイ式 鶏すき焼き
  • Card-making 10-2
  • 11:00am Blood Pressure
30
  • Halloween Omurice • Rice Omelet • ちょっとハロウィンな オムライス
  • 10:00am Shigin
31

Vegetarian options are available on days marked with a star (*). Please reserve at least two days in advance.

Chefs:
• Monday: Naomi Molstrom
• Tuesday: Kyoko Adcock
• Thursday & Friday: Justin Sato

Suggested Lunch Donation:
• $9 for seniors 65+
• $12 for adults under 65
• $6 kids

Reservations preferred, Indoor dining limited.
For reservations please call and leave a message or email:
Phone: 503-238-0775
Email: reserve@ikoinokai.org
Seating is at 11:30 am with lunch served promptly at noon.

Community Updates

Saturday, October 10 | noon – 2 pm: Greater Portland Centenarian Luncheon honors the elders in our community who are 95 years and older. Elders 95+ years and their drivers receive free meals. This year it will be at the Double Tree Lloyd Center. See the Portland JACL newsletter for details. Tickets are $50. RSVP to Connie.

Saturday, October 10th | 11am – 4pm: Positive Aging Health & Wellness Fair presented by CfPA and German American Society of Portland. Featuring over 30 vendors, a vaccine clinic, more than 20 workshops, fun activities and raffles throughout the day.

Sunday, October 11 | 3pm: From the Epworth United Methodist Church – Minidoka Swing Band Concert at Epworth. $10 per person/presales by Venmo or pay at the door.

Sunday, October 11: Pre-order deadline for OBT’s 10/25 Sukiyaki Fall Bazaar

Thursday October 15 | 5:30pm – 7pm: Center for Japanese Studies at PSU presents ‘The Visual Impact of Japan’s Ansei Edo Earthquake’

Saturday, October 17 | 1pm – 4pm: We have a few spots left for our kakimochi demo. RSVP is required to attend. We are asking for a $35-$50 suggested donation. We accept various methods of donations. Please indicate it is for this workshop when donating. All proceeds support Ikoi no Kai.

Tuesday, October 20 | 10:30am – 2pm: Reiki by Claire Suzuki (Owner, LMT & Reiki Master). Sign up at the front desk.

 Sunday, October 25 | 12pm-3pm: Oregon Buddhist Temple’s Sukiyaki Fall Bazaar. Pre-orders ending on Sunday, October 11.

Tuesday October 27 | 5:30pm – 7pm: Center for Japanese Studies at PSU presents The M9.1 Tohoku-oki Earthquake of 2011: Implications for Seismic and Tsunami Hazards in Japan and Cascadia, A Presentation by Dr. Jim Mori from Kyoto University.

Wednesday, October 28 | 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM: Harmos For Humanity by Chisao Hata. Please join me and amazing artists for an evening one week before the elections.  Let’s inspire each other while we are organize for change.  Harmos for Humanity invites us to gather – to breathe, reconnect – a chance to be nourished by one another, to feel the future we are working toward, and to experience and make space for what sustains us. This gathering is free and seats are limited. Free with registration.

Monday, November | 6 PM – 7:30 PM: From JASO- Experience Shizuoka through craft, tea, and conversation. Discover award-winning tea-dyed textiles by fifth-generation Shizuoka artisan Kyoichiro Washizu, alongside the intricate craftmanship of Suruga bamboo lattice ware. RSVP by October 19.

Nov 14 at 7 pm & Nov 15, at 2 pm: Portland Taiko Fall Concert 2026. The theme for this year is kaeru, which has multiple meanings in Japanese: to return home, to transform and also…frog. Get tickets


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