If you're a Chase Sapphire Reserve® cardholder and looking for restaurants in Portland, you can use your dining credits at one of 12 eligible restaurants in the city. The credit comes as two separate $150 semiannual credits: one for January through June and one for July through December.

nextcard's MealMaxxer maps all 12 eligible Portland restaurants with pricing, cuisine, and rewards-program filters. Restaurant participation changes, so check the current map before paying.

TL;DR:

• Portland has 12 Chase Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables restaurants (plus 1 nearby in Carlton).

• Credits typically post within 3 business days of your visit, though they can take up to 4 weeks.

• Prices range from about $45 at Shalom Y'all to $250–$275 for Nodoguro dinners, covering casual to high-end dining.

• Qualifying purchases must be identifiable by Chase as having been made directly with a select restaurant.

• nextcard’s MealMaxxer shows all eligible restaurants on a map, with pricing and stackable rewards opportunities.

Understanding the Chase Sapphire Reserve Dining Credit

When you use an eligible Sapphire Reserve card for a qualifying purchase made directly with a select restaurant, Chase automatically applies a statement credit. The benefit provides up to $150 from January 1 through June 30 and up to $150 from July 1 through December 31, for up to $300 each calendar year.

To qualify, Chase must be able to identify the purchase as made directly with a select restaurant. Merchandise, gift cards, and purchases through third-party services, including third-party payment processors or delivery platforms—may not qualify. Chase says statement credits should post within 3 business days but may take up to 4 weeks.

Eligible Portland Restaurants for the Dining Credit

Portland's 12 participating restaurants span casual dining and tasting-menu experiences. Current options include Arden Restaurant Portland, Canard - Burnside, Comala, Coquine, L'Orange, LangBaan, Le Pigeon, Nodoguro, Oma's Hideaway, República, Shalom Y'all, and Xiao Ye.

The map view on the MealMaxxer shows average pricing data for each restaurant, helping you plan if you should use your dining credits at once or spread them across multiple visits.

Arden Restaurant Portland

Arden Restaurant is located in Portland’s Pearl District and serves seasonal cuisine alongside an extensive wine program. Its menu changes frequently, so check the current menu before booking.

Arden currently participates in Bilt Neighborhood Dining, Franki, and Rakuten.

Nodoguro

Dinners at Nodoguro follow the kaiseki tasting tradition and include more than 20 courses. Current dinner tickets are listed at $250 to $275, so a full $150 semiannual credit covers only part of one ticket. Nodoguro is owned by Ryan and Elena Roadhouse; chef Ryan has been cooking Japanese food for over 30 years.

Nodoguro has won numerous accolades like Restaurant of the Year by Portland Monthly and featured in publications like Vogue, Plate, and Food & Wine.

L'Orange

L'Orange is lead by chef Joel Stocks and includes themed rooms by color that you can reserve in advance. Chef Joel is known for applying European cooking techniques to Pacific Northwest ingredients.

The menu changes frequently but maintains its upscale positioning. Expect to spend $75 to $125 per person before drinks.

Coquine

Coquine is located in Portland's Mt. Tabor neighborhood and serves seasonal food from chef Katy Millard. Its dining room offers à la carte options, while the five-course Chef's Choice menu is $135 per person. Optional wine pairings run $85 to $115, and a 20% service fee applies.

Oma's Hideaway

Oma's Hideaway started as a pop-up during the pandemic before settling into Portland's Richmond neighborhood in 2021. Chef Thomas Pisha Duffly built the menu around his grandmother's influence, which channels Singaporean and Malaysian flavors. The maximalist atmosphere matches the menu's eclectic flavors. Its family-style Oma's Table is $65 per person, and à la carte ordering is also available.

LangBaan

LangBaan serves a refined Thai tasting menu inspired by regional traditions and Pacific Northwest ingredients. The tasting menu is $145 per person, before a 20% automatic gratuity. The restaurant offers two seatings each night, and reservations are released in monthly blocks.

Canard

Menu items at Canard include French-inspired dishes, featuring items like duck stack pancakes and foie gras dumplings. Canard is led by chef Gabriel Rucker, the James Beard award winning chef behind Le Pigeon.

Canard has been widely praised for its inventive menu, earning recognition in national publications and solidifying its place as one of Portland’s most popular dining spots.

Shalom Y'all

Dishes at Shalom Y'all draw inspiration from Israeli and Middle Eastern flavors, with a menu built around shareable plates like hummus, kebabs, and seasonal vegetables. The restaurant is part of the Sesame Collective, founded by chef Kasey Mills.

Shalom Y’all has been featured in local and national outlets for its vibrant atmosphere and modern take on Mediterranean cuisine, and remains a staple in Portland’s dining scene.

Xiao Ye

Meals at Xiao Ye focus on Taiwanese and Chinese cuisines with a modern twist. The menu features dishes like hand-pulled noodles and creative small plates like Fried Taro Puffs. The restaurant is led by chef Louis Lin, who brings experience from notable kitchens across the country and his experience growing up as the child of Taiwanese immigrants.

Xiao Ye has gained attention for its inventive menu and has been recognized in Portland Monthly.

Comala

Comala serves Mexican food and is currently eligible for the Chase Sapphire Reserve dining credit in Portland. At an estimated $50 per person, a meal for two would be about $100 before tax, tip, and drinks, leaving room within one $150 semiannual credit.

Le Pigeon

Le Pigeon serves French American cooking and is currently eligible for the dining credit in Portland. At an estimated $58 per person, a meal for two would be about $116 before tax, tip, and drinks, so one $150 semiannual credit could cover most or all of the meal.

República

República offers a contemporary Mexican tasting-menu experience and is currently eligible for the dining credit in Portland. Its estimated $180-per-person price is about $30 more than one $150 semiannual credit before tax, tip, and drinks, so expect some out-of-pocket cost.

How the Dining Credit Works with Your Bill

Chase automatically applies statement credits to qualifying dining purchases made directly with select restaurants. Purchases through third-party payment processors or delivery platforms, as well as merchandise and gift cards, may not be identifiable as qualifying purchases and therefore may not receive a credit.

Chase provides up to $150 in statement credits from January 1 through June 30 and up to $150 from July 1 through December 31. Credit periods end at 11:59 p.m. ET on the final day, and merchant processing delays can cause a purchase to count toward the following period.

Comparing Dining Benefits Across Premium Cards

The Chase Sapphire Reserve® is the only Chase card eligible for the up to $300 annual dining credit. Other premium cards such as the American Express Platinum Card® and American Express® Gold Card offer a dining credit as well, through Resy. Keep in mind that enrollment is required for the Resy credits to be activated on the Amex cards.

How nextcard's MealMaxxer Simplifies Restaurant Discovery

OpenTable's Exclusive Tables page displays restaurants in a scrolling grid without search functionality, city filters, or pricing estimates. The program spans approximately 400 restaurants across 50+ US cities as of 2026. nextcard's MealMaxxer maps eligible restaurants across multiple dining rewards programs in one place, including CSR Exclusive Tables, Amex Resy, Bilt Neighborhood Dining, Franki, and others, with list view also available.

FAQ

How many restaurants in Portland accept the Chase Sapphire Reserve dining credit?

Portland has 12 eligible city-proper restaurants where you can use the dining credit as of September 2026, ranging from casual spots to tasting-menu restaurants such as Nodoguro and LangBaan.

Why does OpenTable list restaurants outside Portland in the Portland filter view?

OpenTable groups nearby cities under major metro areas, so the Portland filter can include restaurants in surrounding areas.

How will I receive the Chase Sapphire Reserve dining credit?

Chase automatically applies statement credits for eligible dining purchases at select restaurants, up to $150 from January 1 through June 30 and up to $150 from July 1 through December 31. Chase says statement credits should post within 3 business days but may take up to 4 weeks.

Which purchases may not qualify for the Chase Sapphire Reserve dining credit?

To qualify, Chase must be able to identify the purchase as made directly with a select restaurant. Certain purchases may not be identifiable and therefore may not qualify, including merchandise, gift cards, and purchases made through third-party services such as third-party payment processors or delivery platforms.

What happens if a restaurant charge posts after the dining-credit period ends?

Chase notes that merchant processing delays can cause a purchase made during one statement-credit period to be allocated to the following period. Each period ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on June 30 or December 31.