Facility Overview

The Taipei Noodle Haus Parking lot provides convenient, dedicated on-site customer parking at 11642 NE Halsey Street in East Portland's lively Hazelwood neighborhood. Designed as a traditional open-air asphalt surface lot directly fronting the restaurant establishment, this parking facility offers straightforward, ground-level parking with direct visibility from the street. Because it is completely open without overhead decks, multi-story ramps, or ceiling clearances, drivers of tall passenger vehicles—such as full-size pickup trucks, commercial delivery vans, roof-box-equipped SUVs, and crossovers—can pull in and park with zero vertical height restrictions.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Situated in the heart of East Portland’s diverse culinary and commercial corridor, this parking location places visitors within easy walking and driving distance of numerous neighborhood destinations:

• Glendoveer Golf Course & Nature Trail: Located just one mile east along NE Halsey Street, featuring 36 championship golf holes, a lighted driving range, and a renowned 2-mile wooded fitness walking trail.
• Gateway Regional Center & Discovery Park: Approximately one mile west, offering modern urban green space, picnic shelters, and an active retail and dining hub.
• Hazelwood & Mill Park Green Spaces: Ventura Park, Floyd Light Park, and Lincoln City Park are all within a 5-minute drive, perfect for casual recreation and strolls.
• Mall 205 & Gateway Shopping Center: Located about 5 to 7 minutes southwest, hosting major regional retail anchors, department stores, and service outlets.
• Portland International Airport (PDX): Accessible within a convenient 10-to-12-minute drive heading north via Interstate 205.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress to the Taipei Noodle Haus parking lot are exceptionally simple via dedicated curb cuts directly off NE Halsey Street between NE 116th Avenue and NE 117th Avenue. East-west traffic along Halsey moves steadily, allowing smooth turns into the parking apron. For regional connectivity, Interstate 205 is less than a mile west (accessible via the Halsey/Glisan interchanges), providing immediate north-south freeway access across the Portland metro area and connecting directly to Interstate 84.

Public transit riders also enjoy excellent local accessibility. TriMet Bus Line 77 (Broadway/Halsey) maintains frequent stops directly on NE Halsey Street within steps of the property, connecting directly to the Gateway Transit Center and the MAX Light Rail network (Blue, Green, and Red lines).

Facility Amenities & Key Features

• Complimentary Customer Parking: Dedicated complimentary self-parking spaces available for dining patrons and takeout visitors.
• Open-Air Surface Format: Flat, ground-level paved parking layout with unobstructed skyward clearance for oversized vehicles.
• Designated Accessible Spaces: ADA-compliant parking stalls located closest to the main building entrance with level sidewalk access.
• Direct Storefront Access: Short, seamless walk from parked vehicle to the dining room entrance.
• Exterior Night Lighting: Bright building and perimeter illumination ensuring comfort and security during evening dinner hours.

Ideal For

• Dine-In Restaurant Guests: Patrons visiting for authentic Chinese, Taiwanese, and noodle specialties without having to search for street parking.
• Quick Takeout & Curbside Pickup: Drivers picking up pre-ordered phone or online takeout orders requiring fast in-and-out access.
• Local Shoppers & Diners: Visitors exploring neighborhood businesses along the NE Halsey commercial corridor.
• Recreation Visitors: Diners fueling up before or unwinding after a round of golf or a run at nearby Glendoveer.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Peak dinner hours typically occur between 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM on weekend evenings, during which stalls turn over rapidly as takeout customers cycle through. If you are ordering pickup, calling ahead at (503) 206-5090 ensures your food is hot and ready when you pull into the lot for maximum convenience. When exiting onto NE Halsey Street during rush hour, drivers turning left should proceed with caution and monitor eastbound traffic, or consider turning right to navigate via adjacent neighborhood grid avenues.