I have bought 3 gyros at The Yards late night and loved every one of them. Deconstructed them for…read more3-5 meals. The space is always clean, well lite, garbage can not overflowing. Parking is an issue but I get my food and leave. I respect the neighbors by being quite as I know it can't be easy with the traffic flow throughout the day.

Not the closest food cart pod to home, yet we find ourselves returning here more frequently than…read moresome others. Great bagels and boba at Puddletown and Bobablastic, respectively. The remaining carts seem to have a lot of overlap when it comes to their offerings, and nothing that really leaps out at us, so we haven't sampled any of them just yet. 82nd isn't the most accessible location for a food cart pod, but it's a welcome improvement to a neighborhood in dire need of a face lift, and any new feature that isn't a strip mall or fast food chain restaurant is a big win in my book!

I love this cart. I put collard greens in my scrambled eggs at home now! I wish this business had a…read moreworking website I could share. You're missed at the Hollywood Farmer's Market.

This is my go to for a breakfast burrito. The owner is delightful and the food is wonderful. Plenty…read moreof choices and you will not be disappointed if you try the greens - they're so good! She's no longer at this address, but you can find her on Sunday morning at Puff Coffee on Stark and 28th.

Fun food truck pod addition to the Williams Corridor…read more Outdoor covered seating, hand washing stations, pup friendly. Hamburger truck, Mediterranean truck and beer tap truck with a tasty rotating list. Chill backyard vibe stop for a sip & stroll along the avenue.

Found this food cart by accident. Had fried chicken wings that were crispy and flavorful! Best…read moregreens and green beans ever! I don't usually like potato salads made by others but their's is sooo good! It has just a little kick and it is not too saucy. Love that it is a small local busine Food was so good came back the next night. They do ribs and beans on Saturdays. Beans like I never had! Ribs are delicious! Definitely try them!!!!!!

I've been in a couple of times now, and both visits were great! The inside is spacious and has a…read morewarm vibe with all the books around you. We got coffees and breakfast tacos. The tacos are simple, but done well. The bacon and eggs were cooked well, and the salsa added a great kick. The lattes were smooth and flavorful. Go good for hanging out! Great vibe, great service, great coffee

I'm so grateful I stumbled upon this gem! Such a cozy, playful, but relaxing environment. The staff…read moreseems genuinely happy to be there, the walls are covered with so many books, and the electrical outlets are abundant. What more could a girl ask for in a coffee shop?

Small but well curated collection officially food cart. We enjoyed food from the Aranchini cart:…read moreLa Sugnora, Laotian food cart: Souk's and the Japanese food cart Sushi and Friends. Nice clean spot in North Portland to enjoy food cart food

This is a great little spot with outdoor seating and multiple dining options. There can be as many…read moreas five different carts open at the same time, leaving you with quite the difficult task of choosing what to enjoy. Mexican, sushi, gyro, Japanese, and chicken might be available. I like that many of the places in this area are designed for walking from the neighborhood. This is a local spot tucked away and there is no need for a parking lot. I chose the chicken Karaage bowl from the Japanese cart. It was a very unique and delicious dish served with rice, a squeeze of lemon, and a flavorful dipping sauce. All of the vendors are so very friendly and I would recommend anyone come here for a quick bite or a casual meal with friends

There's a certain kind of mistake that turns into a pilgrimage and like most good food stories,…read moremine started with bad directions and blind confidence. Somewhere between a Yelp recommendation and my own stubborn sense of direction, I managed to drive a full hour the wrong way chasing a Korean barbecue hot honey glaze that sounded like it had been whispered to me by the food gods themselves. What I found instead was disappointment on a paper plate bad signage, worse service, and a meal that tasted like it had given up long before I showed up. But here's the thing about chasing flavor: sometimes you've gotta get lost to earn it. Eventually, I made my way back correctly this time and landed at what can only be described as a modern-day food cart coliseum just off Powell and 82nd. Easy access, right off the road, no nonsense. You swing in, and boom you're there. No treasure map required. And what hits you first isn't just the smell of grilled meat and spices it's the design. This place is two stories of organized chaos done right. Clean lines, thoughtful layout, indoor seating for when Oregon decides to be Oregon, and outdoor space for when you want to sit in the sun with a cold drink and question your life choices over something deep-fried and glorious. This isn't Hillbilly Junction. Not even close. That place has its charm, sure but this? This is polished. Intentional. It's like someone took the soul of a street market and gave it a well-earned promotion. Now let's talk about the food the reason we're all here pretending we didn't just say we were "eating clean this week." That Korean barbecue chicken with the hot honey glaze? Worth every wrong turn, every mile, every ounce of regret from the first stop. Sweet, heat, smoke it hits like a good joke you didn't see coming. You take a bite, and suddenly you're not in a rush anymore. You're leaning on the table, nodding to yourself like, yeah... this is why we do this. And the variety? It's borderline dangerous. You walk through thinking you'll make a responsible decision, maybe something light, maybe something green and then five steps later you're holding something wrapped, fried, glazed, or all three. It's a mecca of bad decisions that somehow feel exactly right. And to be fair, if you're trying to behave, there are healthier options tucked in there too but let's not kid ourselves. Nobody comes here for restraint. There's something else, though. Something personal. Just a block or two away, my grandpa ran Tom's Auto Body on Powell Boulevard for decades. Built a name, built a reputation. So being back in this area it's more than just food. It's familiar ground, just dressed up a little nicer now. And I can't help but think he'd get a kick out of this place. Or at least appreciate the hustle. So here it is, plain and simple: Location? Five stars. You'd have to try to miss it. Value? Five stars. You get more than just a meal you get options, atmosphere, and a reason to come back. This place isn't just a stop it's a destination. And if you get lost on the way, well... you might just end up with a better story.

The best food cart set up on the east side. Tons of options, indoor and outdoor seating, they have…read moreevents on scheduled nights, there is a bar available inside. There is also a parking lot which makes a huge difference. Great for large groups or big family who can't decide what to eat!

Located right behind Bottles and Cans Bottke shop, this small food cart pod has three gems. Plus…read moreyou can enjoy a beer, cider or glass of wine with your meal! My favorite Mexican food truck, La Tehuana Oaxacan PDX, is now at Arborlook Carts, so now this has become a destination. I'm telling you, the chef, Manny, makes amazing Oaxacan food. The chipolte pork tacos have a smokey heat that gives these tacos a distinct flavor. The pork is succulent with crispy ends. It's killer! And manny alwayscserves ut with grilled jalaoeno and onions, a nice, tasty touch. The chipolte pork burritos are also exceptional, every bite so flavorful, and massive! It makes two meals for me. His mole is the best around, and when it's on the menu, get it! He should bottle it! In addition to this cart, Shawarma Town makes excellent falafels, gyros and other Middle Eastern delights. The food is delicious! Oregon 101 specializes in Korean fusion - think Korean BBQ burger, crispy Gangleong chicken, Bulgogi rice bowls, braised tofu or kimchi, and Japchi, homemade glass noodles with veggies and add protein. Plus lots more! Located on N Greeley Ave - drive slowly so you don't miss it - it's worth a trip out here if you don't live in the neighborhood. There is covered seating and it's pet friendly. Open noon to 9pm, but do follow each cart on Instagram as they sometimes keep different hours.

Cool little food pod off Greeley and ainsworth w/ 3 food trucks & a bar w/ some cocktails, drafts,…read morewine & $3 tall boys. They have a HH daily from 3-5 I believe. Plenty of covered seating, & one time I went they were even showing a movie on a projector. For the food, my favorite is Tehuana Oaxacan, the Indian truck was meh. Haven't tried the other one but it has some basic Korean street food & also smashburgers (?)