Ate oh ate took over for Bigs Chicken. The space didn't really change too much from the bigs chicken. I felt like the food was fine it just satisfies the cravings. The chicken katsu was pretty thin and the mochiko chicken needed sauce for flavor. I went close to when they first opened at the location so they might be working out the kinks. The staff were pretty nice. Parking is mainly on the street. read more

Ate Oh Ate - Beaverton - Katsu Chicken and Mochiko Chicken - Hawaiian Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

Seriously miss Bigs Chicken......!!! But with that said had to try new addition to the Downtown Beaverton food scene!! Only my firt visit but was pleasantly surprised same staff as before!!! So y'all know they were AMAZING! SUPER FRIENDLY! WELCOMING! and ATTENTIVE even while being slammed!! Yes y'all sadly this spot is now super busy!!! So please be patient and open minded!! Unfortunately for me the food is three stars thus far....Sorry based on only my first of many attempts to come but definitely recommended!! Five stars based on beautiful décor, layout and wonderful staff!! Please go and support y'all!! read more

Mid food at best. Got the fried rice with Portuguese sausage. There was celery in the rice... odd but the sausage tasted more like Vienna sausage from a can that was boiled instead of friend. I like my sausage crispy and spicy. Not sure what brand they used but it was a miss. Service was nice so can't knock them for that but food is not. read more

I saw this place on social media and I'm a sucker for Hawaiian bbq/ lunch plates. This place was very disappointing. I ordered the kalua pork and teriyaki chicken plate. Comes with to scoops of rice, Mac salad and both proteins. The kalua pork was overly salty and the chicken was so over cooked it was almost a chicken jerky. The rice had an odd taste due to whatever they add into it while it's cooking. The Mac salad was also underwhelming, I wouldn't recommend this location read more

Ate Oh Ate - Beaverton - Kalua Pig & Cabbage Grilled Teriyaki Chicken - Hawaiian Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

The problem isn't that Big's is gone--it would still be here if people didn't burn out on the concept or straight-up abandon it for the carts. The issue is that there's just so much better Hawaiian in the area. It's been a long time since Roxy's and Hawaiian Time were the only options in car-bound, strip-mall Beaverton. This town is home to 808 Grindz, Hapapino, Shaka Brah and Kuli Kuli. Palenaka's up in the pod might be the best Hawaiian joint west of the tunnels. Even if you're out in the boonies, Hawaiian Kine, Kaos, other 808 Grindz (if that building ever reopens), Habu and Kama'aina have you covered. Ate Oh Ate is perfectly fine if you went to the Laurelhurst and are craving Hawaiian and feeling lazy. But man, I forget exactly who they're making this for and what their palate is like. This is a fairly bland, socks-and-sandals tourist interpretation of better menus just steps away. I understand why management would think this concept would fare better in Beaverton than Southern fried chicken that clearly reached the end of its shelf life, but this is a disappointing failure of good intentions. read more

The food is ok. One thing the restaurant failed to informed their customers about SKYY Parking. When we pulled in and parked, we never saw any signs for pay to park. We got a $56 dollar parking fine in the mail with the camera capturing us pulling in and parked. In Beaverton, when did they start charging to park to eat. These restaurant need to kick these guys out or unless they are getting a kick back. I would not recommend this place and I hope they go out of business's. The food is over priced and it's too salty. read more

If you like tofu this place does it right. Their teriyaki tofu burger is one of the best non meat burgers I've ever had. I also like their fried rice. The mochi cake is a little weird but I like the flavor. read more

Loved the teriyaki chicken. Mac salad has good flavor as well. The ribs weren't bad but weren't my favorite. There's another place in town I prefer their ribs. Will definitely be back for the teriyaki chicken. read more

Ate Oh Ate - Beaverton - Grilled Teriyaki Chicken and Kal-Bi Ribs - Hawaiian Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

It looks like a Hawaiian restaurant, and their food looks like Hawaiian food, but lacks a certain authenticity. Moreover, to me, lacks the flavor and palette of Hawaiian food. We tried the Loco Moco and Mochiko Chicken; typical staples and watermarks for Hawaiian food. In both cases, I found the flavor and texture to be dry and suprisingly bland. Their Loco Moco patty was plain- seemingly unseasoned hamburger with a mushroom based gravy. The cashier did not ask me how I preferred my egg, which was a red flag. It was overdone. The mochiko chicken was simillarly dry, with a side mac salad that was strangely watery. There are other options within a reasonable distance and better pricing- I struggle to see how this restaurant will maintain a competitive edge in the marketplace. read more

Eat there all the time and the owner won't return your calls but there really need to add a substitution button for kimchi instead of rice. There Korean chicken is really good but not enough kimchi read more

Mac salad tasted like gerbil pellets. It's good if you're a gerbil, but I am not a gerbil. Good chicken, nice staff, good ambiance. read more

Food was delicious! And came out so fast we barely had to wait. Really enjoyed this spot.

Nothing special. I've had better poke bowl from a food cart. The pork katsu on the curry bowl was paper thin. Mac salad was bland.

Pretty alright. Maybe my expectations were too high after having frequented the Big's Chicken this replaced. I had hoped for something similarly inventive, but instead found it to be just basic. Kalua pork was tender but rather salty and about 30% cabbage. It came with a vinegar sauce that was fine. Mac salad tasted like Mac salad: plain and fatty in a comforting sort of way, but not necessarily positive or negative. Probably won't be back--too many other good options in that neck of the woods. read more

Unfortunately, the worst Hawaiian food we've eaten in Portland/Beaverton area. While the employees seem to think highly of the food, we did not. Spam musubi should NEVER be served lukewarm nor cold, yet that's what was presented to us. When we asked why it wasn't warm/hot, the totally uninterested employee told us that it's their normal for it to be barely warm because it's premade and sitting under a heat lamp. There was never an offer to get us one that was warmer or something else off the menu. We had to push the issue with someone with more authority to even get something different. Cold spam musubi is not something anyone should feed themselves nor their loved ones. The loco moco got the "loco" right in the sense that anyone would be crazy to call their gravy and patty tasteful; at least they didn't screw up the egg and rice. They also got the first half of "shiitake" right when describing their gravy. Overall a gigantic fail. Don't let this place confuse you with the real "808 Grinds" which is 1000x better than this imposter. read more

What "Hawaiian" place doesn't know how to make a decent...anything? This place. Mac salad is my favorite but not when it tastes like motor oil, idk if it's expired mayo or what but I will eat Hawaiian Time anytime over this place. Mac salad disgusting, chicken drier than eastern Oregon, but the plain rice was okay. Service is great, location is awesome because it used to be Big's Chicken. However, the quality of the food is just meh. It's a shame to leave a bad review but the food sucks and is not tasty in the slightest. Not even Thé teriyaki is flavorful. Go to Hawaiian Time down the road if it's open, better food, quality, and taste. Also, is it too late for Big's Chicken to return? I prefer them. read more

Lovely variety of Hawaiian food. Mochiko chicken, Kahlua pork and teriyaki chicken were all BOMB! So good, sauces were amazing and kimchi was really lovely add to the plates. read more

Above average Hawaiian food with the added benefit of a nice little bar. Service was good and prices right in range. People will probably complain that it's not Big's Chicken anymore but that's hardly fair. read more

The food here is RUBBISH! I ordered mochiko chicken. They said it's super crispy. This thing is super soggy. Mac salad sucks. Teriyaki chicken & fried rice was eh. I spent about $70 for rubbish food. And these fakas forgot my musubi which I already know is going to suck anyways. You guys want REAL Hawaiian food. Check out 808 Grinds instead. Easy access and plenty parking. read more

where do i start? Musubi? dry. Chicken Katsu Sauce? disgusting. Mac salad? might as well serve me coleslaw. great deal of disappointment.

I always get the teriyaki chicken bowl and absolutely love it. One of my go-to lunch spots!

First time here. Tried Kalua Pork Plate and was major disappointment. Absolutely no taste no seasoning or smoky flavor. Definitely thought this place would deliver on this Hawaiian staple. Mac Salad average. Nice restaurant good service but not ordering that one again. Damn. read more

808 grinds absolutely better than this "ate oh ate" i wish id never eaten here knock off. Shoyu chicken was super dry, unseasoned and even with the store bought quality teriyaki sauce it's still fast food quality. The rice bowl had Panda Express veg and the pork sausage was a greasy bland gooey disappointment. We'd hoped to get a Togo Mai tai to try as a special treat but somehow they're ready made cocktails which can't be altered which really makes the "fresh lime juice" they list questionable and anything else they consider "fresh". Lastly my family loves Hawaiian desserts and we tried the butter mochi expecting something homemade but it's soggy flan like sweet cornmeal flavored (rice flour is traditional) corner piece hunk failed with the whole family unwilling to waste the calories eating any more than a couple bites of it. Food, drinks and desserts complete failure. Gonna reconsider the friendship of the person that sent us here this was so bad after all this:P read more

The chicken thighs were dry. The poke had no flavor, not to mention there was about two table spoons of fish over a giant bed of ice berg lettuce. Do not eat here. There's plenty of other exceptional Hawaiian food in the area that is much better quality for the same price. read more

This place is so good. I go there weekly and enjoy everything on the menu. The Mochiko chicken is the best I've ever had.

Food is terrible. The shoyu chicken was dry and had zero taste to it. I ordered the kalua pork, paid extra for the cabbage on the side, I overheard one of the workers say the order was made incorrectly but they still packed my order. Definitely won't be ordering from Ate Oh Ate again. read more

Been in a few times since the inexplicable change from Big's , which I really liked. First visit - the teriyaki chicken was pretty good, but very similar to a handful of other places around Beaverton. The mac salad was dry - not as good as Roxy's or 808 Grinds but you can sub that out for a green salad instead. Second visit -- had the shoyu chicken and couldn't finish it. Dry, flavorless and visually it looked very unappealing - like a piece of brown rubber. That will probably be my last visit. read more

Food is great! Staff wasn't very helpful and never made eye contact. I miss the Big's!!!!