Nice ambiance, good food options. Love the Hawaiian food cart! Also really enjoyed my cocktail;…read morerefreshing, and beautiful!

Looking for a new place for lunch. The Gyro King was recommended. We had 2 gyros, 1 spicy lamb and…read more1 regular chicken gyro. They were both delicious. There was lots of seating inside and outside. The service was quick and spot on. Restrooms were very clean as well.

This place has 16 different food trucks with cuisine from all over the globe. There are options…read morefrom gyros, sushi, Indian, Chinese, American, Ukrainian, Thai, Mexican, filipino to Cajun. Really neat experience. People are friendly and the atmosphere is fun.

Food good, but that's the trucks themselves. Bar and service are terrible. Needs new management to…read morestart. Bartender made a daiquiri in a martini glass. I poured it in a glass that already had ice. Decent drink, but Smallest drink ever and she also tried to make it with vodka. Get your food to go and it'll be a great experience.

Loved the Hawaiian BBQ chicken! The chicken was tender and packed with flavor, and the BBQ sauce…read morehad the perfect balance of sweetness and smokiness. Definitely ordering this again!

Nope. Nope...This is absolutely not Hawaiian food. This is a…read morecomplete mockery of Hawaiian food. To begin with, the mac was DRY. Yes, dry. Any Islander knows, Hawaiian mac is super buttery and creamy. This stuff was barely more than elbow noodles with mayo. And as for their Kalua pork... holy moly... I hope you enjoy disgusting cabbage water, because they do not flash-steam their cabbage and then set the shredded pork on top. No, they literally cook the cabbage to death like a poor Irishman from 1850, then scoop it into the box along with at least a cup of nasty cabbage water with it. The musubi was forgettable at best, with far too little glaze for the size of the musubi. And they were $4 each ($8, as you must purchase 2), which is bonkers expensive for spam, rice, a little glaze, and nori-wrap. Finally: This is nothing more than plain, overcooked crockpot pork, as that is exactly how it tasted. No island spices could be detected whatsoever in any bite. If they ever added any spices, they were likely washed off in all of that foul crockpot water. Ultimately this was a big pile of shredded pork and cabbage goop in a box with plain rice and worse-than-average mac salad. I promise -- you could make Hawaiian food far better at home as a complete novice, even if it didn't turn out very good. Yuck. So fricken gross.

I absolutely love the food from this food truck. I definitely recommend the Korean fried chicken if…read moreyou like spicy. The chicken has just the perfect crispness with the right amount of kick, not to mention the flavor. The cilantro salad is one of my all-time favorites. It's so refreshing and not too heavy for a side. The service is always great, and the people working there are super friendly. The ambiance is great too, since it's at the Wayfinder in Troutdale, where they have a variety of food trucks and a beer selection inside the brewery.

Food was ah-mazing! KFC was supah crispy with just the right heat and kick from the gochujang…read moresauce. The mac salad isn't like the mac salad I've ever had before. This one is a taste bomb with tender macaroni enrobed in a spicy aioli that has a nice sweet heat. The cabbage slaw was delightful and helped cool down the spicy chicken. I understand they have kahlua pork on Sundays, so I'll definitely be back. Good food, good service, good prices, good setting in Troutdale with brewery options just up the stairs.

This is my favorite cart in the Troutdale Station pod! Great burgers, fries, and friendly service…read more They have good serving sizes for the price, too.

Great place, first time and the workers should be proud of their service they provide. Had the…read morecowboy burger which surprised me. 1. I'm usually the traditional type person so I stay away from BBQ sauce and stuff like it. Usually BBQ sauce in general are over powered and is all you taste. Their sauce is great, a light sweet gaze type of BBQ that complements the burger. Meat quality is above average for sure, clean taste and won't make you feel guilty eating a burger. Not thinking about price or anything, I did wish the patty was a little bit bigger. The best part of the meal was actually the fries and fry sauce. Whatever oil and sauce you guys use...don't ever change it. Great people, great food, great job.

I really, really like this place. One of the top 3 options at this food cart pod. Chicken in the…read moretikka masala was very tender. Lots of sauce. The garlic naan served with it is wonderful. And just the right amount of spice....not so much you are guzzling your drink, but enough to feel it. So good!

Person there did not tell me food was dangerously hot. It made me spill the food on my hand and got…read moreburned. Tried the food it was warm. It seems like he microwaved it. Super bad service.

Combo chicken, lamb, and beef cheesesteak was quite the surprise. The three blended well together,…read morethe cheese and bread both were fresh, the mozzarella sticks and tots rounded out the evening.

From the owner: We serve authentic Philly cheesesteaks with 100% real beef, fresh ingredients, and a fiery,…read moreunforgettable flavor. Our food cart brings the taste of Philly to the streets, fast, hot, and full of flavor

Both sandwiches were very tasty. The bagel and croissant bread were both perfect. Very unique…read moreflavors.

Stopped by this Le Petit Cafe counter inside of Troutdale Station recently…read more Troutdale Station is a food cart mall with about twenty food carts, a huge parking lot, and a central brick and mortar building with counters for drinks and snacks. One of said counters is a mini Le Petit Cafe. I ordered a marionberry macaron, and, wow. It's a serious contender for a new favorite. The cookie was crisp, light, and a bit airy. The dust on the shell was sour, while the creme filling was sweet. This gave eating it a similar experience to eating a freshly picked blackberry. Certainly one of the most creative macarons I've ever tried. It was a whole experience. I guess it was my lucky day, because as I was ordering, the Barista asked me if I wanted a complimentary coffee drink that had been made by accident. I don't even remember what it was called, but it was amazing. I think it was some kind of vanilla latte. I came back on a second occasion and ordered a 12 ounce caramel latte with a pistachio macaron. I loved the latte, but this time, the macaron was bad. It was so stale that I considered asking for a different flavor. Overall I loved the coffee but found everything to be a little high priced based on the quality. I would still stop by here for a coffee in the future because Troutdale Station has free wifi for customers, and this is the best coffee spot there that I know of.