A stranger recommended Kuya's to me and said it was the best Hawaiian food he'd had. Unfortunately…read moremy experience wasn't the same. The restaurant is pretty nondescript and parking is very limited. I ordered the Hawaiian combo with Huli Huli chicken and teriyaki chicken. All meals come with rice and mac salad. The mac salad was really good. Like hmm 4.5 outta 5 stars. Both chicken dishes were just meh. The chicken alone had very little to no flavor all the flavor came from the sauce which wasn't anything special. The serving size was good but the flavor was lacking so I probably won't try them again.

I've been everywhere around the map! This hands down has the most authentic and best tasting…read morefilipino food. Cook is really nice and had that filipino joy attitude. They allow dogs and promote things like bowling so it's really comforting & home like here. I 1000% recommend!! Best in Portland

Kasoy broth needs to be cooked and simmered longer. I feel sometimes when I order the Kasoy noodles…read morethe broth is very boring and bland. The klang fin is ok. I been here many times where they didn't make a good batch. I like my pepper sauce real spicy and hot I feel they should give more than 1 or 2 pepper sauce cup for people who eat real spicy.

It was such a pleasure to finally get to visit this awesome woman owned food cart! Even my partner,…read morewho can be a tough judge, said that this was a stand out amongst food we have tried recently. I ordered the red sticky rice and the drunken noodle with tofu, on Jenny's suggestion. (She's the business owner!) Both hit the spot perfectly. They were big portions for the price, enough for me and my partner to share. They asked what spice level I wanted and I said medium, they clarified that their peppers were pretty hot, and since I've been liking spicy stuff lately I went for it - it was exactly what I expected and wanted. The cart is located in a cool pod in Gresham - there is indoor and outdoor seating, parking, and lots of great businesses. Wish I lived closer to come back more often. I took my food to go... my partner was lucky there was any sticky rice left to try by the time I got home :)

I've recently moved out to the east side of Portland where I have very little knowledge of the food…read morecart and lunchtime scene. I was happy to stumble across the very unassuming Food Cart Heaven near Glisan and 157th (yes... you're still in Portland!) If you're looking for the hipster foodie vibe with corn hole and fire pits you won't find it at Food Cart Heaven. Instead, guests are treated to a very diverse and... um, functional setting complete with a household appliance vendor and lingerie modeling booth. Don't worry, this place is family-friendly, but you may be asked, "mommy, what is lingerie?" There are a variety of carts offering a broad selection of international cuisine. I've sampled Woody's Tacos (Delicious!) and both of the Mexican carts. Try the Aguas Frescas for only $2... the cantaloupe carrot is my favorite! Parking isn't great, in fact the configuration is a little awkward. The lingerie modeling spots are only valid for 15 minutes, so don't park in one of those clearly labeled spots mistakenly. There are several side streets where you might find additional parking as well. I'm very excited to try more carts here, so I'll definitely be coming back.

It was a cool random spot we went to, both Mexican food trucks were delicious! Definitely worth…read morechecking out.

Stepped over from Wayfinder because out of the options, Thai food seemed the best. I will say it…read morewas a bit different than I'm used to. I have come to kind of recognize her general consistency with my pad kee mao. One of those consistencies is the dark soy sauce. Yeah, that was kind of disappointing and I know some Thai places don't use it quite as much but to me that is pad see ew. In a lot of ways that felt more like a pad see ew. The veggies were very fresh. I did not like the green beans that feels like an odd choice in there but again I only know American Thai food, but I've eaten it many many Thai food restaurants. The other thing I was not the cutest fan of is putting it on top of a big piece of lettuce. I mean by the time you get down there that lettuce is just wilted and horrible so might as well just keep it out. Overall, all the flavor was very good. I wish the egg were mixed in more rather than thrown on top. I guess it did look nicer and its own way, but not sure if I'd return again I don't think that it was necessarily bad food, but I definitely don't think it was my style of Thai food. And truly yelp fashion I'd give it a 3.5 if I could

I had the fried basil rice with chicken. I ordered it hot, but not very hot. It was fantastic. I…read moreloved the presentation, and the the overeasy egg was a great surprise. It added a creamy texture to the rice. The young man working there, maybe an owner, was very helpful with my selection. If I lived in the area this would be on a regular vist rotation for me. Great stuff. I wish I was going to be in town longer so that I could try some of their other dishes. Note: sorry that the only photo is of the aftermath. I had no idea it would be this good. Yes. I could only eat about half before I was full.

Unprepossessing restaurant in a little strip map. Immaculate interior, prompt friendly service…read more My husband's favorite food is fried rice. We both declared this was the best we had ever had. The walnut shrimp was also very good but the fried rice was the star. We'll be back.

I enjoyed this restaurant! I ordered the hot & sour soup and the crispy spicy tuna roll. The roll…read morewas covered with toppings and was a beautiful, edible rainbow. I was seated and served right away. This is a charming place to get sushi, plus there are other items if you aren't a sushi person. I'll have to come back to try a lunch special or bento meal!

After having my car serviced at Dick Hannah Hyundai, I was starving for lunch, so I popped into…read morethis lovely family-owned business! Don't let the strip mall turn you away. The service was extremely friendly and welcoming! It was such a great experience to speak with and connect with the family as my food was being made. I enjoyed their chiya (chai/tea) as I waited for my food. I got the Chicken Jhol Momos and the Pork Chili Momos. Both were fantastic! A little dollop of achar on the jojo momos gave it the heat we craved. I will definitely be making a trip back to devour more momos and to try their Nepalese chow mein!

Our friends had recommended this place before, so we decided to join them the next time they…read morevisited. At first glance, the location can feel a little sketchy, but don't let that fool you. We started with the chicken momos, veggie momos, and bhel, and also shared a thukpa. We had originally planned to order the mutton thali as well, but we were so full by then that we decided to save it for another visit.The owner and staff were incredibly personable and took the time to chat with us about the restaurant and the dishes, which made the experience feel warm and welcoming.The food overall was fresh and flavorful. The gravy with the chicken momos was especially delicious. I personally didn't enjoy the veggie dumplings very much, and the thukpa felt just okay to me. Still, our friends spoke very highly of several other dishes, so I do think this is a place worth revisiting. I'm hoping to come back and end up just as enamored with it as many of the other reviewers seem to be.

Good flavor but not how I expect lao sausage to be. and for $12 it should've came with rice but it…read moredid not. Pad thai was good.

Delicious Pho. All the fixins are packed separately so that they don't get soggy…read more I all had the salad rolls. Very god! But the sauce... amazing!

First... although the Troutdale location has a nice website, Joy Teriyaki Wood Village webpage goes…read moreto an unclaimed Wix page. I wondered if they were still in business. It was hard to find a menu to order -- so finally I came to Yelp. The order was ready quickly. The teriyaki sauce was delicious and sweet. But overall the chicken bowls and tofu bowls are over-priced by about $3. It seemed like pre-cooked, re-warmed chicken and tofu. The portions were generous and drizzled with sauce, but otherwise very plain and dry. I would have expected a few sesame seeds, scallions, and a ginger slice maybe. Brown rice cost extra. Veggies were extra. I regularly buy tofu and rice, and these teriyaki bowls have too big a mark-up price for takeout food.

What i got was really good a variety of everything and could be shared because i certainly did not…read morefinish the whole thing. The service is usually the same not great nor bad given that it is younger folks taking the orders. But overall for what it is can't complain..