A Tasty Stop at The Doghouse!…read more The Doghouse in Portland offers a fun twist on classic favorites. I ordered two Chicago dogs along with their cheesy kicking fries. The plating and overall presentation were outstanding, and you can tell they take pride in the way their food looks when it hits the table. The Chicago dogs were good, but I felt the build could have been a bit closer to a traditional Chicago style. They were not bad by any means, just not quite at the "great" mark yet for that authentic Windy City bite. The cheesy kicking fries, on the other hand, were full of flavor and definitely hit the spot. I look forward to trying more on the menu next time!

Man, I love this food cart. They have the best tots and their burgers are dependably great. They…read moreare under new ownership and it really shows... the staff is way friendlier and I love the way they are making their breakfast burritos with a runny egg in them now. The prices are very fair here too. With I would have snapped a picture of the cross section of my Sirens Call burrito but you'll just have to trust me.

Great noodles. I like the fried chicken noodles with extra veg…read more Was a go-to lunch spot when they were downtown, and I'm glad to seem them doing well in their new location.

When we went it happened to be dumpling week so they only had a special menu item of Wonton soup…read more We were pretty hungry so we still got it even tho we were looking forward to trying their actual menu. It was a pretty standard good wonton soup w/ just wontons & boo choy, the broth had a slight turmeric flavor. It is located in the food cart pod behind steeple brewing, and you can eat inside there too.

This was our first experience at this new cart pod (new enough that the beer hall was still under…read moreconstruction). Chick & Pig has hit the ground running. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, even without libations. Lemongrass chicken with sticky rice, wide rice noodles with chicken, and sweet potato fries! made for a lovely meal. Because it's coming from a food truck, you don't get the fancier plating and presentation that a sit down restaurant provides, but nothing detracted from the flavor. The buzzer worked fine for notifying us of pickup time, so everything arrived hot and fresh. It's nice to have a quality Thai cart pod option in the neighborhood. My only advisory concerns parking - the large parking lot next door is, understandably, not for pod customers, and this stretch of SE Division is too narrow to allow for much street parking, so expect to accumulate a few steps when you visit.

I got the pad kaprao with pork belly after seeing a good review of that dish from the Portland…read moreMercury (https://www.portlandmercury.com/food/food-issue-2026/portlands-top-20-food-carts/). Unfortunately, I came away pretty disappointed. Everything except the pork belly was actually really good. The rice had a good texture and separate grains. The fried egg was crispy and had a nice runny yolk. The cucumbers had a nice thickness and crunch to them (could been colder though). The prik nam pla (fish sauce, chiles, maybe a little lime?) was really great -- something about the flavor really popped for me and was tasty. And everything was served hot and fresh. But the pork belly sucked, and that kinda ruined the dish for me. The fatty parts weren't melt-in-your-mouth at all. They were just chewy. The skin wasn't crispy, it also was chewy. The meaty parts weren't juicy at all, they were tough. I dunno, everything about it seemed wrong. And getting the pork belly right seems like a crucial part of the overall dish. After eating maybe 1/3 of the pieces of pork belly, hoping each time that the bad pieces were just outliers, I gave up and just pushed the rest of them to the side while I ate the rest of the dish. Oh well.

This meal was A1. The best breakfast I've had in Portland. It was creamy in the eggs Benedict the…read moresauce of it was amazing and the two sandwiches that we got I would die for it again. The one of the sandwiches had an avocado, bacon and arugula, but the sauce really just makes up for it and it's just in general all of that together. It taste amazing. We have one with jam and that one was good. It had a sweet and savory taste to it, which was really nice. I'm a savory girl so I prefer my food savory but this really went well together. The service was amazing. He brought it out to us. we had a little machine, but he still came out and brought the food so he gets 100% totally recommend this place to anyone who is visiting Portland

I've had this place on my list for awhile now so when I had some time to check it out, I took…read moreadvantage. After reading reviews and looking at pictures of menus, the prices have certainly gone up a bit. I got a standard breakfast sandwich (Ronald? $8) with a vegetarian patty and a side of biscuit and jam ($4). Appreciated the fact that there was no additional charge for the vegetarian sausage. Sausage had good flavor BUT as you can see in the pic, the patty was pretty heavily burnt so while I could taste the sage and fennel of the sausage, I also got the unpleasant bitterness of the burnt bits. The redemption was definitely the biscuit! Wow! One of the best biscuits I've ever had, buttery and moist. The jam selections seemed impressive. The blueberry vanilla basil jam was delightful though a bit on the sweet side. All in all, I would definitely come back but would probably not get a breakfast sandwich. I would just get me some biscuits :)

Located inside of the Eastport Food Carts, Northwest Gyros is serving gyros, wraps, rice plates and…read moresalad plates. There's a variety of meats they offer: chicken, lamb, and beef as well as vegetarian option of falafel. I ordered their falafel rice plate. It came with so much variety: falafels, salad, dolma, hummus, rice, tzatziki & pita. A great way to try everything they offer on the menu. The falafels were decent, the sauce on top made it much more flavorful. The salad came with tomatoes, olives, onions, pickle, and lettuce on top of a dressing. The dolma, rice, tzatziki & pita were okay. The hummus was a letdown, it was missing flavor like some salt. However, the portions for the meal were big and generous. It's filling too.

Got the lamb plate for $14 you get alot of food for that price. Over all not to bad at all. Was a…read morelittle salty. Not really friendly people. Won't go back just because there is better gyro houses out there.

If your craving pasta. You have to go try Ooh Pasta! We ordered the Wooing Asparagus carbonara…read morechicken and it was so good! The staff and owner is very pleasant to talk to and if you're not sure what you want they can suggest which dish to try. I have told my friends and families to check them out and they now this is our to go spot for some good ooh pasta. You will not be disappointed.

We ordered the wooing asparagus carbonara for our first visit here. The truck looked great with no…read moreobserved issues. Lots of table space under cover for the rainy days. The gentleman who assisted us was friendly and helpful. Food was ready and back home in 10 minutes. The chicken was tender, pasta done well, asparagus crisp and lots of cheesy creamy goodness. I called ahead to make sure they were open on time - they weren't and was told when they would open.

We love, LOVE this Small Restaurant! Not only is the food delicious, but the service and care…read moreprovided by their team is always wonderful. We are working our way through their entire menu, but it's hard to avoid our favorite Paneer dishes!!

Indian Hunger Point has moved to the Flipside Bar & Food Carts on 9320 SE Woodstock Blvd Portland,…read moreOR 97266 https://www.flipsidebarpdx.com/ We always order the Saag Paneer and it is lovely. Comes with Basmati which is wonderful by itself! Friendly folk making yummy food? What could better?

Caught them at the Saturday Farmers Market at PSU…read more Most of the quiches sold out by the time we got there at 11:00, but we were lucky enough the snag the lone flavor that was left - the roasted corn and green chiles with sweet onion and pepper jack cheese ($14). Honestly, I think of this quiche often. For starters, crust was so buttery and flakey. I love a little roasted corn moment. The green chiles + pepper jack cheese create an underlying layer of heat. Perfect to balance out the sweetness. The quiche is substantial enough to share, though I admit, I could have demolished the whole thing. Catch them if you can because a personal quiche is the most perfect farmer's market treat.

We needed a light meal to tide us over until dinner, as we had skipped lunch. We were perusing the…read moreMontavilla neighborhood of Portland, and came upon Quiche Me If You Can. A warmed slice of quiche for each of us was perfect! We were there in mid-afternoon and they only had 2 flavors of quiche left, but that was fine for us and tried a slice of each. Yum! They also have other breakfast-y & dessert options including egg & biscuit sandwiches and waffles, and coffee beverages. And they have frozen quiches you can take & re-heat at home. It's a cute little cafe, and the lady working was very sweet & helpful.

Fire tacos, super authentic, sweet and sincere service, great prices!! I can't recommend this place…read moreenough. We were so lucky to stumble upon it. Remember to bring cash as they are cash only!

My boyfriend and I stumbled on this burrito spot and I honestly can't recommend it enough -- just…read moremake sure to bring cash! We got two burritos for $20: his was $11 and literally the size of his arm, mine was $9 and still massive. The service was super friendly, it was pretty fast, and they have a little shed you can sit in with condiments if you want to eat there. The area is also super cute (classic Portland vibes). We're from California and have had a lot of burritos, and my boyfriend literally called his friend mid-bite to rave about this one. 10/10, worth every dollar.