Chicken combo, SO BOMB. Their new location is super cute for dine in too. Service was on point.read more

Hurray! The new location is open! What a great update and beautiful restaurant with great local…read moreHawaiian plates and desserts! So happy they finally reopened in this new location! Got to chat with Jensen too! Looking forward to many more meals here!

I was highly impressed by how flavorful the carne asada was. What had me even more impressed was…read morethe spice level of the sauce; it could use a little sprinkle of salt to bring out the flavors but all in all it was good. I'll most likely stop by again

Quick service for this food truck. Ordered the quesadilla plate. Tastes on par with what a steak…read moreand cheese quesadilla is supposed to taste like. Seems that mayonnaise was the dressing for the salad. That was weird.

This is for the cart in Hillsboro Station. I went to have some ramen (duh obviously). My order…read morecame fairly quickly. Overall, I think it was ok, not spectacular. I was hungry and ordered extra noodles. I didn't find them all that great which was a disappointment for me. The broth was pretty good. I'll probably try again when I want a ramen because my favorite is so far away.

First time trying the yuzu miso ramen broth. It had a subtle yuzu flavor and was perfect for a cold…read moreafternoon. The staff was friendly. Overall anytime I'm in the area and crave a quick comforting bowl of ramen, this will be my goto place.

Tent is setup during nighttime that serves Mexican style hot dogs…read more Those are the bacon wrapped ones that are loaded with toppings. The hot dog itself isn't huge, just the standard one, but it's bacon wrapped. Load it up with tomatoes, onions, grilled onions. Jalapeno on the side if you want. Ketchup, mayo, mustard + hot Cheetos or Doritos "dust" on top. It's pretty loaded with toppings and will be MESSY to eat. Use napkins or the fork they give you. It's pretty good and it's $8. That's all that they make besides having a few beverages to go with the dog. It's a bit more fancy than the small carts you see around town

Tried this spot last night after a show, hot dogs were fresh and delicious! It's automatically a…read morebacon wrapped dog, you pick your toppings, $8 total, super cheap. Usual condiments but they do have chipotle mayo which I thought was cool, they also have hot cheeto crumble for the topping, which elevated both hot dogs we got, for sure. Service was very friendly too! It's located at a stand right across from home depot. They also have cinnamon tea for free which I thought was very good, and great for the upcoming chills here! Would come again for sure.

Ordered Panang and spring/egg rolls from them. Neither were very good. The eggs rolls felt like…read moremostly just the outer wrap--crunchy outside but starchy mushy wrap inside. I find this is common among Asian restaurants. If you want great egg/spring rolls go to Ichyi in Hillsboro. I ordered the Panang medium (a 3 on the 1-5 scale) and the dish had no heat whatsoever. I should have called to complain but I was tired and hungry.

A friend recommended that we check out BG Food Cartel and omg. There was sooo much food to choose…read morefrom! I had a hard time choosing but I knew I wanted something warm as it was a rainy day. So I decided to try the curry from here! It's located in between Palenaka's and Asian Legend in the BG Food Cartel in Beaverton on SW Rose Biggi Ave. There's a huge parking lot diagonal to the food truck area and street parking around the area. I got the Evil Prince curry with chicken and medium spiciness. SUPER reasonable pricing for the amount of food I got! I got a huge takeout tub of curry FILLED with meat and vegetables. Almost as if there wasn't any curry tbh LOL. The curry was also pretty good considering they had a huge menu. It was a red curry with a sweetish flavor. There wasn't much spiciness to it as I hoped. I was skeptical on whether a food truck would make their food REALLY spicy as some Thai places go crazy with their spiciness while others not so much. This was one of the Thai places that did not go crazy with the spiciness, which I guess was good to accommodate to many customers. There was so much curry that I wasn't able to finish even 1/3 of it. Another meal for the following day! Huge variety of rice, noodle, and curry dishes to choose from for a super reasonable price for huge portions too! Definitely a great spot to check out if craving Thai.

Best fish in the metro area. Lightly battered and cooked to perfection. The only place I've had it…read moreas good is in Scotland.

This place has some of the best fish and chips in the Pacific Northwest. Flaky crust, moist fish,…read moreand incredible sides like curry and mushy peas. But DO NOT make the effort to come here based on the posted hours. He will randomly close. We have traveled an hour multiple times to come here, walked up to make sure he will be open, and then relaxed with a beer. When we come back to order HE IS CLOSED! He will open again after a while, so you can sit around if you want and wait. In fact, he will be standing there inside the cart and you can clarify that he is closed despite his posted hours and he will act like you are an idiot for questioning him. Posted hours mean nothing. You are stupid for not understanding that. Don't make any effort to come here. If you happen to be around, order if he is open and hope for the best. If he IS open, his food is amazing.

Best tasting tacos and burritos in the PNW!!! Not super…read moregreasy or bland. Tacos are on the small side but the burritos are fat and tasty as hell!!!!

Do not recommend. We ordered two tacos from this place since it was the only Mexican food cart open…read moreand it was definitely not worth it. Their wait time was ridiculous for 2 tacos and they were so so tiny. Not sure how some places feel okay serving food like this.

Food: PDX Sliders consistently has the best burgers in Portland. The Steel is my favorite, but I've…read morebeen trying others as well. Price: The slider price is good and it's filling enough that you can get by with just one if you're not starved. I don't love the involuntary service fee considering that you have to walk up to order, bus your table, and do most of the service yourself. Service: You do most of it yourself, but they're friendly. Parking: Street parking

PDX Sliders continues to operate at a high level. Best burger/fries/sauces combo in Portland hands…read moredown. Excellent array of outdoor and indoor seating. Fast service even when busy. I'll be here all summer. Fremont and Sellwood are my fav burgers, fries dipped in spicy aioli.

delicious ! loved the service; really great guy and and waffles were fantastic. Must visit in…read morePortland!

Deliscious warm sticky sweet treat. It's a crispy thin waffle made in front of you, then sliced…read morethru the middle - now two very thin circles. Melted caramel placed between (sandwich style). Very nice. Nice guy too!

Still the best Chinese restaurant in Beaverton for eleven years and counting. I first went close to…read morewhen it opened, and have now been back several times since the two-year closure and reopening. During that time I had wondered if they'd take the opportunity to update anything, but no, the menu, food, and even the interior are almost exactly the same! Everything I've tried has always been at least decent and usually excellent, but the lemon chicken, hand-shaved noodles, and various spicy fish dishes are particular favorites. Ideal for large groups to eat family style at the revolving tables, though the lunch specials are also great value. Even during the first few months of reopening, when the restaurant was packed and lines were out the door, somehow the service was timely, and it continues to be. Here's to many more years!

There was a very long line when we arrived, and we had to wait almost an hour just to be seated for…read moreSunday lunch. Then we waited another 30 minutes for the food to arrive. By that point, we were absolutely starving. Unfortunately, the food was just okay. If you're looking for authentic Sichuan food, this probably isn't the place. The dishes tasted more Americanized, with less spice and a different cooking style than traditional Sichuan cuisine. The flavors just weren't quite what we were expecting. The prices were also a little high considering the food and the limited service. Overall, the food wasn't bad, but it definitely wasn't worth the long wait. There are probably better options if you're specifically craving authentic Sichuan food.