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4.1 (161 reviews)
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Wasabi & ginger blob

Overall it's yummy except I took a star away because they are very sloppy with the way they put the wasabi and ginger into the takeout containers. If you're someone like me that hates wasabi but loves ginger you'll be disappointed because it's a very small amount of ginger and they're both in a blob so I have to trash all of it and wipe off the nearby rolls the wasabi got all over it would be so much better if they were included separately in little plastic containers instead of tumbling all over the food. Not everyone loves wasabi.

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Ciarra L.

I go here 100% of the time when at the Happy Valley Food Carts. I order the Spider Crunchy. It's fried crab (I believe) and then cucumber, rice, avocado, seaweed, rice crisps with their sauces. It's always FRESH! I never try other items but they have a giant menu of items. If I would go back or not, I'd return :) I love their cart & they're always friendly. They also have new little devices that beep when your order is ready.

Sheila C.

I've been eating my way around here to sniff out the ones that are actually good because I can't trust some of these yelp reviews. I've been fooled many times. *sobs dramatically * My family ordered the miso ramen, caterpillar, California roll, Philly roll. "Why did you order these rolls?"Chill, I was with my kids and tiny humans have their own tastes. I'm just happy they let me take them to get sushi. The broth, boo, it was good. It had a hint of spice that I loved because I'm slowly introducing spice to my half Mexican gremlins. They loved it too! The rolls were good too! I'll definitely come back here to try the donut ones and their nigiri. Here's some photos of half-eaten rolls. That California roll didn't even hit the table before my 8 year old grabbed a slice with her hand. She said she was really really hungry!! It's been 3 hours since she last ate and half an hour since she ate the Doritos in my purse.

Mango ahi poke sushiritto
Cindy K.

Not bad! Especially for a food truck and one that's so far out from the coast. And pricing is decent given the location of the trucks. I got the mango ahi poke sushiritto for $12(? I think) and the ordering/pick-up process was seamless. I was able to easily find a table to enjoy my food. The ahi was previously frozen (any food truck serving raw fish would probably have to freeze their fish), but still good quality. I'd order from here on my next visit.

Mango ahi poke burrito
Taylor F.

Okay one word to describe this.. YUM. I'd say they have the freshest tasting poke tuna in the area. It doesn't taste fishy at all. I swear I've been here like 100 times because I crave it. Really wish they had an option to build your own poke bowl or burrito because I feel like such a burden when I customize and make substitutions (I'm pretty picky)! But overall, 10/10 from this poke connoisseur

Mary N.

Starting to think sushi burritos are a crime against humanity... maybe the real crime here is using hot cheeto dust to coat the outside but as a hot cheeto lover (and this is the only time I'll openly admit that on this platform) I was so disappointed in the food here!! We ordered the Wasabi Burrito and I wanted to like this so bad, eating it burrito style was very unsatisfying. The wasabi was extremely overpowering and was quite frankly the only flavor in the entire roll. There was no soy sauce or spicy mayo of any kind, just straight fish and veggies. I wish we read the other reviews that highlighted better rolls, I rarely find sushi I don't like and I'm sure I would love the other options. I was completely blind sided by the novelty of the sushi-rito and I regret it. Personally, I like eating with chopsticks better anyway.

Sweet Crunchy B-ritto--- yummy!
Megan C.

Hidden gem in happy valley food carts! Definitely a must try. I got the Sweet Crunchy B-ritto. The outside has crunchy stuff (Rice Krispies?) and rice on outside. It tastes better than individual rolls in my opinion. The flavors flowed very nicely and tasted so fresh. I'll be coming back to try other items on the menu!

Ocean Bowl
Haley W.

These guys are pretty consistent with their food. It's always super fast and fresh. Even during busy times I've gotten my order pretty quick. I haven't had any of the sushirritos but their bowls and rolls are always delicious!

Tuna and Salmon Donut with Spicy Tuna Filling
Christina C.

This was the first place I went to get sushi b-rittos (burrito)and I loved it! I've tried most of the sushi b-ritto on the menu and they're all so good! The Spider b-ritto is my favorite sushi b-ritto that they offer! At my recent visit, I got the Wasabi Cheetos B-Ritto and the Tuna & Salmon with a Spicy Tuna Filling Donut. The Wasabi Cheeto B-Ritto was tasted great and definitely satisfied my sushi cravings. In addition, this was my first time getting the sushi donut and I was thoroughly impressed! The sushi donut was filled with spicy tuna and topped with salmon, tuna, and avocado. It was such a delight and it could definitely be a snack if you're looking for something light.

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Michael S.

Sushi Donuts! I mean ... SUSHI DONUTS! The Happy Valley Station has many reliable food carts, but none appear to be more popular than Wasabi Sushi. The line to order had me wondering why ... while the menu of Sushi Rolls and Sushi Bowls didn't stand out ... until I saw Sushi B-rritos (wraps) and three types of Sushi Donuts. So, what's a sushi donut? I'm glad you asked because I had the same question. Of course, I had to order one ... and did by getting the Tuna and Salmon with Crab Filling Sushi Donut. Basically, a sushi donut is a ring of sushi rice topped with fresh slices of fish and avocado. It was alright, but came across as just making a sushi roll round. Best of all? It wasn't bad. I'm very picky about sushi and sashimi, so finding a filling and decent option from a food cart in Happy Valley was nice. I don't care if popular Wasabi Sushi calls them Sushi Donuts, Sushi Bagels, or Sushi Rings, I'll likely come back to join the long line to get another stomach-stuffing Sushi Donut.

Samurai dragon
Nerissa T.

Wasabi PDX is one of the few places near the Portland area that offers sushi burritos (which is the main reason we wanted to stop by, tbh). And we're so glad that we did! It is a part of Happy Valley station, which has a variety of other food carts as well. They have a nice indoor sitting area where you can grab a beer while you wait or if you decide to eat there. I ordered the samurai dragon and it was pretty good. Not only that it was very reasonably priced ($9) for what you get. It had salmon, eel, surimi crab, avocado, and cucumbers with a spicy sauce. They also have regular sushi rolls and poke bowls. Even though it's a bit far from where I live, I would definitely drive back here again to get their sushi "b-rrito". *Don't forget to check into yelp to get 10% off your order!

Ocean Bowl
Jori M.

The Ocean bowl is my absolute favorite!! Jam packed with salmon, tuna, and crab. My go to meal at the food carts for sure. All of the staff are always so friendly every time I go to!

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Love the dragon roll. Best cart at the station in Happy Valley.My husband likes the Tuna poke bowl.

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Good sushi rolls, quick service, and kind staff would definitely recommend if you're looking for a good roll bowl or sushi burrito

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Yummy ocean poke bowl. I ask for salad at the bottom instead of rice. Yummy and fresh. Delicious seared salmon too

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My favorite place for sushi. It is always consistently delicious regardless of whether we have picked up or had it delivered.

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The Omega 3 Poke bowl is our absolute favorite! We called in our order and was ready on time.

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13551 SE 145th Happy Valley, Oregon 97015

I love sushi and want to try sushi burrito but I cannot eat raw food, is there any suggestions on what I should get?

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