Mochi Mochi Sushi A…read morelong time ago in a far away galaxy, this place used to be sushi land. Went back for nostalgia and wanted to give it a try. Ambiance was okay, nothing special. Typical standard conveyer belt sushi. Pros: Drinks, sauces and orders come out on this bullet train just above the conveyer belt which is really cool. Calamari portions are huge. It comes out on a plate with a healthy portion. For $5 you are definitely getting your money's worth. I like that they organize what is on the belt and what is inside. For example, a sign will go by stating the name and what's inside and outside with the food directly behind it. Cons: Service is slow. Got sat down, asked what we wanted to drink and never came by our table again. I had to raise my hand like I was in school to get someone's attention. Also had to remind them a few times about miso soup (which was mid). The same can be said for other orders. Neutral: Fish was okay, selection was good. They had bento boxes and udon for around $13-15. Bar seating with booth seating were available I wish they had a QR code you could scan and have orders be sent to the kitchen that way. Overall: I wouldn't go back. Try somewhere else. Like a fond memory, leave it behind and move on with your life.

We checked out Motto Motto Revolving Sushi today. I was very pleased with the bright, clean and…read morespacious dining room. Their conveyor belt and food delivery belt is quick and efficient as well. The dishes produced here are well-made, with ample portions. The staff are friendly, efficient, and quick to respond. My only criticism is that several of the dishes on the conveyor belt weren't as fresh as I'd like them to be. Any rolls with tempura ingredients may be safe to consume, but they no longer have the crispiness and texture of a freshly-produced roll. If that's important to you, I'd suggest ordering something fresh instead of taking it from the belt. I'm curious to return to this location to try their tonkatsu ramen as the photos look very compelling.

I never thought I would risk ordering sushi from a cart, but here we are. And you know what? ZERO…read moreregrets! I didn't go for any of the trendy sushi doughnuts or whatnot - I just went for some straight rolls. I ordered the Treasure Island Roll and Hawaiian Roll - both were super-duper fresh and delicious. Sushi is expensive, so I take that as a given, but getting the two rolls I ordered, I ended up VERY full, so I feel like I got my money's worth. Perfect fix for my sushi craving while visiting Happy Valley and I would totally come back for more!

I was the only person in line at first, then more people started coming behind me. Couldn't get…read moreservice. Then my family have all eaten their meals and we had two drinks each and still my buzzer hadn't gone off. Last time I was here the food was tough and the calamari was cold. Poor service. I tip them but today I tipped and gave it a second thought. I will not be ordering with them ever again!! Not even kind. My husband went to get my meal because we will start getting pissed and my dinner was just stirring there and others as well. So no stars. They need to go!!

We were a party of four and it was perfect for us. The restaurant is not very big so not ideal for…read morelarger parties. The host/ waitress was so sweet and patient with us. She answered all our questions and helped us order. The sushi was so fresh and it all tasted delicious. I also ordered the seaweed salad and gyozas and they were both delicious! I would definitely come back!

You just went again today for my wife's birthday. We never walk out of there hungry with reasonable…read morepricing. We tried different options today.

I ate every single grain of rice. Even the ones that fell in my sauce. So good. Service was so kind…read moreand quick! Feels like home. Will be coming here when I need sushi in my tummy from now on.

Really excellent hole in the wall sushi place with very warm and attentive service. I saw lots of…read morefolks coming in picking up their take-out. Looks like they have a steady stream of regulars. Don't sleep on this place--it's decent sushi and a great meal after some shopping or running errands nearby at the mall. Their specialty are rolls. They offer 50 different rolls inspired by the 50 states of the U.S. We got the Utah, Alaska, spicy salmon roll, yellowtail hand roll and the spicy salmon hand roll. All were perfect portions and the yellowtail hand roll is relatively unique compared to offerings among the Clackamas sushi scene. Fish was fresh and the wasabi high quality.

Best sushi from a food truck I have tried in PDX. Worth the try. Rolls were delicious.read more

My roll had several things that weren't listed in the ingredients. I ordered the Rock & Roll which…read morelisted "Shrimp tempura, avocado, on top with crabmeat, eel sauce, and spicy mayo". The roll also had cucumbers (in fairly large and multiple pieces), roe, and chives. All things I'm not really a fan of personally. So I got a roll of 10 pieces that wasnt quite what it listed it was for $16. I'm sad but it's definitely something other people would like. I'll try something else next time.

The poke here is actually quite good, but I doubt I'll ever visit again because of the amount of…read moresingle-use plastic waste they're creating with their containers. Even for dine-in there isn't a reusable/washable bowl or anything they offer. Just all plastic bowls and lids that go straight to the trash afterward. They don't have a recycling bin for them either. There are better, compostable and biodegradable options out there now I see at many restaurants I'll choose to visit instead. Otherwise I enjoy their poke bowls. Felt the size and amount of sauce and toppings for very fair for the price. The ahi tuna is good. Though it's disappointing they only offer the farm-raised Atlantic salmon when we're in the PNW so close to the best wild salmon in the world. I appreciate that they have several very good sauces to choose from, which appear to made in-house, and offer different 'styles' for your dish. The wide-range of toppings was a plus too. Otherwise a good spot, but just wish they'd do better with their serving containers.

My go to spot !!! Fresh flavorful and great customer service. It's hard to find a spot that…read moreactually is worth the price.

Not bad, A little work on cleanliness would be great…read more convenient to order large box

Really upset that they ran out of our drinks red wine and white wine and then charged us double for…read morethe sake they said they would replace it with. When trying to talk about it to staff I was informed the owner was taking a nap. I was over charged for their own negligence and not informed of my purchases. Apparently they charged for samples and after ordering one glass they charged us for two and then couldn't give us the glass and then charged us for the alternative drink.

Happy Valley Food Carts yeah, I might be a little biased... I live here. And to the three of you…read moretrying to triangulate my exact location based on this review relax, it's not that serious. Let's get into it. Right off I-205 and just a short cruise up into Happy Valley, this spot feels like the food cart scene finally put on a clean shirt and got its life together. It's modern, it's polished, and it sits in a neighborhood where you don't feel like you need to keep your head on a swivel. No chaos, no nonsense just good eats and a relaxed vibe. What makes this place stand out? Options. A ridiculous amount of them. This isn't a "hope everyone agrees on tacos" situation. This is a "you get what you want, I get what I want, and we all win" kind of place. I've officially made it my mission few days left to try as many carts as humanly possible. Call it a food tour, call it a personal challenge, call it reckless ambition... I'm doing it anyway. We kicked things off at K-Pop Korean Hawaiian BBQ-because when you roll with a buddy from Hawaii, that's basically law. And let me tell you, it delivers. Bold flavors, solid portions, and that perfect fusion vibe that just works. Honestly, it set the bar high and that's saying something, because every cart here seems to bring their A-game. The setup is dialed in too. Covered seating for those rainy Oregon days, indoor space when winter decides to show up with attitude, and open-air areas when you want to sip a little wine or knock back a cold brew like a civilized adult. Surrounded by trees and mountain views, it almost tricks you into thinking you planned something outdoorsy... when really, you just came to eat. And here's the kicker it's clean. Like, noticeably clean. The carts look new, the area is well kept, and the whole place feels intentional. Not slapped together. Not gritty. This is food carting with standards. If you're local, you already know. If you're passing through, put this at the top of your list. And if you're doing a full-on food truck tour? Start here. Set the tone right. Because trust me after this, when you head back downtown and start dodging zombies and chaos... you'll miss this place real quick.

Love me some Happy Valley Station!…read more This is like the upscale farmers market of food carts- park your car, enjoy the landscaping, and check it all out. Dog friendly, Kid friendly, 100-year old friendly. Lots of clean and tidy indoor and outdoor cafeteria-style seating to choose from. Carts are covered from the rain, but outside. Beer and Espresso served and paid for inside. Restrooms are accessible and inside. Carts will give you a buzzer to notify you when the order is ready, so you can go walk around or find a seat while you wait. It was very busy this particular day, but no problem, all the carts seemed to be prepared for that! Just a lot of friendly faces who understood we needed to drool over all the menus before arriving somewhere. We landed on Premier Japanese Hibachi and loved all the flavor. Some of the freshest shrimp and yakisoba I have ever had. We also had the grilled shrimp and steak. TIP: don't forget to ask how you want your steak because it is made to order! The sauces on the side were perfect for dipping and sharing. Unfortunately, the portions did feel small for $18 a plate. Also, how to order water with your meal was confusing- another worker said just go inside. Eventually I saw signs that water is free with purchase or $1, but you would think it would be obvious. Overall, Premier Japanese Hibachi and everything else was a hit, 10/10, TY!