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.

This isn't a very large food pod, but they do cover most food types. They have an indoor seating…read morearea with two large TVs and well stocked bar that also sells hard liquor. In addition they have a kids playing area that is outside, so it can't be used the winter. There are two a decent sized parking lots. Finding a spot is never a problem. If you like Farmers Market, come here on Sundays during the summer months, as they have a small one in the parking lot.

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.

Delicious Hawaiian food with a modern twist! Cart is located in the Wayfinder Brewery space…read more Both the Korean Fried Chicken and Shoyu Chicken Plates were amazing. Very generous portion as well. Particularly love the bright and citrusy slaw and spicy mac salad. They cooked their meat super well too. Defnitely recommend and I'll be back to try more.

This spot was one hell of a darkhorse find in troutdale! It's a food cart located behind the…read moreattached wayfinder brewery and they are serving up some of the best hawaiian food around! The chicken was crispy, flavorful, and made fresh to order. The mac salad was delicious, and the slaw was a creative and very tasty addition. Not to mention it all came in very generous portions! Sit outside and enjoy the pod or take shelter in the brewery. It was a great space to lay back, have a cold one, and enjoy some incredible hawaiian fusion.

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.

Hands down, the best burgers in Troutdale! I follow a carnivore diet, and they were happy to…read morecustomize the cheeseburger to fit my needs.

My son ordered from here out of all the choices of the food cart pod in Troutdale. He loved the…read morespice level and flavors of his food. What we didn't love is the man that took our order. He wasn't friendly and really didn't even look at us. He said they were out of a couple of the items. Just seemed like he didn't want to be there or even want to bother making what my son originally wanted because maybe it was too much work. Anyway I wouldn't order from here again just for the fact that he was rude. There are so many other places to spend your money.

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

Gluten free review:…read more Hello my gluten-free folks. If you are around this area, I'm going to tell you to please go to this place because it's delicious. I had this delicious breakfast sandwich and is wonderful Matcha and not only are they happy to assist you in gluten-free but they are also so kind. The ambience is pretty cool as There's also indoor sitting as well as out. I loved it. I've gone back twice. Amazing food, amazing service, consider me a permanent customer. so if you're over there... Or if you're not, I would head over there to try this. I drive across the bridge just to come here.

Le Petit Café was a great find on our chasin' waterfalls adventure. They are an anchor business…read moreinside the Troutdale Station Food Cart building. It's a nice open space with plenty of picnic table seating and a few chairs and a sofa on one side. The staff was friendly, and there were plenty of food and drink options. You order at the counter and get a pager that beeps when your order is ready for pickup back at the counter. I ordered their featured drink, which was an iced tiramisu latte. It was yummy, as was my ham, egg, and cheese breakfast croissant sandwich. The elevated plating for the croissant sandwich was a nice touch. Instead of blobbing mustard on the plate or offering packets, they gave my plate a pretty swoosh of mustard with a sprinkling of chopped chives. I didn't expect this, but I appreciate that they went the extra step, as we eat first with our eyes! This is definitely a great stop coming to or from The Gorge and we look forward to visiting again in the future.