With 100% natural ingredients, Wabi Sabi Tea House serves only the finest teas. With a focus in supporting a healthy immune system, Wabi Sabi Tea House offers herbal supplements that not only nourishes your soul but also boosts your immunity against potential viruses.

Besides the health benefits that their tea’s boast, Wabi Sabi Tea House also serves a selection of refreshing teas such as the pineapple cloud for a warm day, or the more savory teas like the soul sunshine blend for a truly Oregon day. 

From food truck to restaurant, Joe and Sara Ngo have transformed their cultural passion of food into something they can share with the world. Chubby Bao House has made a succession in serving familiar Asian foods.

Try the eatery's variety of wings, bao sandwiches, and rice bowls inside the Fork Forty Food Hall in downtown Salem.

Shaka Brah was formed as a tribute to the owner's father, Jeff, or “big kahuna.” When confronted with his passing, Shaka Brah was created in his memory and his Spirit of Aloha lives and is shared with guests through the foods and family recipes.

Try any of their meat plates, like the chicken and pork that comes with two scoops of rice and two sides — mac salad or a sweet pineapple coleslaw. Or try their Spicy Shoyo Ahi. 

Get a taste for authentic Korean food and Happy Bibimbop House. The savory flavors of the famous Korean BBQ to the Seafood Pa Jun will leave you craving more. Try a variety of sushis, rolls and bento boxes among their many Korean dishes.

Cary’s Bakeshop is a Japanese bakeshop located at the Salem Saturday Market every Saturday between March and October. Inspired by his love for baking, Cary opened his bakeshop to share the foods he remembers as a child.

Don’t miss the savory bacon cheese bread—or if you're feeling something sweet, don’t leave without a taste of the sweet almond caramel tart.