Like all the other reviews say, BIG PORTIONS!…read more It's very true. The portions here are huge! Definitely worth the $18. It lasts for a few more meals. The food truck is located next to a few other food trucks so you won't miss the bunch of them. There's only about two tables to sit at for all the food truck goers so be aware of that if your plan is to stay and eat there. I ordered the hurricane chicken ($18). Very well worth it! It comes with two scoops of rice and a scoop of macaroni salad. The container was so full that the lid wouldn't even close! She wrapped it up in a plastic bag since the lid wouldn't close luckily. The hurricane chicken was so crispy and had a good mix of seasonings that didn't overpower the crispness of the chicken. It was delicious! The lady running the truck was very friendly as well! She's definitely doing what she loves! I would come back again to try the other items on the menu. It all looks so yummy!

this is by far best chicken rice ever had in a long time…read more this lady really knows what she's doing

First day at their new location and my first time eating here, easy 5 star experience. Broke Da…read moreMouth Prawns are killer ! prawns cooked perfectly in butter which gives it this silky finish and highlights the dish. Macaroni was very good as well. Customer service was welcoming, nice and personable. I can't wait to return to try more options. Mahalo

Woodstock meets Hawaii thanks to the Island Style Grill. Tucked away in The Heist food cart pod,…read moreISG is authentic and tasty food straight from the islands. I went with the Paniolo chicken and it came with three chicken breasts! Which I wasn't mad at since it was so good. The mac salad is classic and simple - exactly as it should be. My buddy had the Broke da Mouth prawns which is a great name considering how much buttery goodness they pack into those little guys. The chef/owner is the real deal and so friendly. This will be a go-to spot when I need some good vibes and great grinds!

Roxy's will forever have a special place in my heart. Hawaiian Food is Top 5 for me! Grew up going…read moreto L&L in California. My husband is Pacific Islander and has also influenced me. We stopped here on the way to meeting our future pup for the first time. Then again on our second visit with her. & again to pick her up. Loco Moco Katsu is 10/10. Don't forget a drink!

Stopped by Roxy's Island Grill in Tualatin and went with the mac salad and teriyaki chicken. Pretty…read moresolid combo. The teriyaki chicken was tender with a nice sweet-savory glaze--nothing overpowering, just that classic island-style flavor that works really well over rice. The mac salad was creamy, simple, and comforting, the kind of side that balances everything out. Overall, it was a filling, no-fuss meal that hits the spot when you're craving something hearty and familiar. Would definitely grab it again when I'm in the mood for quick island comfort food.

FOOD: FANTASTIC, DELICIOUS, AND ADDICTING. I reorder the mochiko and guava chicken all the time…read more The way he makes it is perfect every time and the portions are huge! SERVICE: Owner always does me right! He posts his schedule on instagram weekly, so I always know when to go. It's also great that he puts his phone number in the bio so that you can text/call to place an order ahead of time. He is always super friendly and whips up a banging meal in less than 10 minutes! AMBIANCE: It's a single food truck so don't expect outdoor seating or nothing.

Soooo I have been in search of some legit Hawaii food for about 6 months now. I stopped by…read moreyesterday, he was closed. But today, I had the time to swing by and fortunately he was open, but SOLD OUT. Fortunately, he had a few things left over. So I said yes to a mix plate. Nolan's Hawaii accent is still thick it made me feel like I was back home on the west side for a second (!!!!thank you!!!!) I met some people outside the food stand, a business man from Hawaii and some California people I mistaken were from Hawaii as well, lol. It was an awesome interaction, from the moment I got there I got greeted by strangers waiting for food, to going up to the window and asking "so what? No more nuttin left?" Nolan's response was "Nah I only get mochicko chicken and kalua, you likem?" Haha that was a definite yes! Won't miss out on home food esp if word of mouth was already out there. So I waited a few minutes for my food, and the box was heavy. Haha it felt like when you would eat at your aunty and uncles house and they pack you the party left overs. I opened my plate lunch and I was greeted by a huge portion of chicken, pork rice and Mac salad. And let me tell you, the Mac salad didn't have so much frills like what you would see in a Portland Hawaii food joint. It was sauced, and seasoned. PERFECT! No need for all the extra add ons. As I started eating, let me say that kalua pork was no joke so moist and easy to eat not even close to dried out. The chicken tasted nice and crispy with just enough marinate and fluff. I haven't found this anywhere in Oregon..until here. Yeah sure there's a poke and katsu bar in the shopping center next door... but I take the random food cart in the parking lot any day over something franchised

This place is so good! The wait though. I left one and came back to a line that was about 2/3rds…read moreshorter a few hours later. Well worth it though. -poke: my least favorite but tasted much better one I ate it with chips, instead of rice. I'm not a fan of overly sauced food. This was overly sauced with a creamy sauce, drizzled with a teriyaki sauce. -ono chicken: delicious! Addicting! Nice big chunky pieces that kept the chicken moist without sacrificing the crunch. - honey walnut shrimp: not bad but no walnuts. The breading didn't stick too well, and the tails were still left on. And for those that care, they did remove the poop tract. - Filipino pork belly: the cashier described this incorrectly. He said it was grilled and then fried but I think it was just grilled. It was delicious, regardless. This was off their special menu and if you like fatty, thick cut pork belly that's basted with a sweet soy and grilled, get it!

TWO WORDS KANAK ATTACK ! Portions huge MAYJAH! Worth the…read moredrive from Washington Service is fast given they always have lines Indoor & outdoor seating available Street parking available

The spicy chicken here just hits. Love stopping at this place when we come through town. Best Mac…read moretoo. 10/10

10/10 recommend! We served this for 75 guests at our son's graduation party and it was all everyone…read morewas talking about! We did the chicken, pork, Mac salad, rice and yakisoba noodles. The two Meats were gluten free and every last bite was eaten up!

The service, food, and atmosphere are all good. Been happily eating here for years…read more BUT The guava cake. So glad it back. It used to be our go-to because it was delicious and nut-safe so we'd buy slices and sheets for parties. Please keep making it!

I didn't try everything but the Kalbi, Kalbi pork belly,…read moreand katsu were good. Furikake poke' was really good. Especially after we added some of the wasabi mayo sauce. I haven't tried the noodles yet. I did have a couple bites with hard, dry rice but that happens at home too, no biggie. The Mac salad was another highlight! My favorite so far since we moved up here a couple months ago. Although I'm still on the hunt for Mac/Potato salad with eggs. HINT to 808 Grinds.

Ordered the katsu moco and made sure to order online as I've read reviews that the wait can be a…read morebit long. So glad I ordered ahead since my food was ready upon arrival and several others waiting for their food. The katsu moco was so delicious, warm, and perfect for a lunch! Loved that I can choose how I want the eggs cooked online and it came with two. Loved the portions, yum!

TRASSHHHH 25 minute wait for all proteins, waited and my…read morechicken was COLD... this place is an absolute joke of a restaurant sauce containers don't even work, spilled everywhere. no flavor.

The garlic chicken was juicy and tender and the sweet to salty combination was spot on. The garlic…read moreshrimp was also good but it doesn't beat the shrimp trucks in Maui. It was lacking that strong garlicky, buttery flavor. It still satisfied my cravings though! The ribs were also good and were fall off the bone tender. I would pass on the Huli Huli Chicken next time because it was a bit dry. I also didn't care for the potato Mac salad. I would come back in a heartbeat. For a food truck, I'm thoroughly impressed. This is some of the best Hawaiian food I've had in Portland/Vancouver. I've tried GrindwTryz, Kiawe Island Bistro, Ohana Hawaiian Cafe, Ate oh Ate, Hula Boy Charbroil, Hawaiian Style Grill and Hawaiian Soul and the two places I would go back to are GrindwTryz and Kanaka Island Grill. If I had to pick between those two choices I'd pick Kanaka if distance wasn't a concern. Be prepared to wait a little. Service was friendly and we went with about an hour left and they were still pretty well stocked. You can also eat outdoors or inside at the nearby bar.

Have you ever ordered food without realizing the price, only to feel shocked and embarrassed as you…read morehand your card over? Yeah. I was thinking, 'For that price, it better be like, steakhouse quality.' ... and it was. Oh my gosh. The guava ribs were to die for, and the portion she gave me was huge. I've never had guava glazed ribs before, so I've got nothing to compare it to, but it was amazing. The flavor was more sweet and less salty as opposed to a tomato based barbecue glaze. The guava really came through. The meat fell off the bone easily, because it was cooked perfectly. I wished I could eat it all before it got cold, but I could not. The Huli Huli chicken was great, too. The rice was perfect. The Mac was a little better than average. I just wished there was more of it, since I got exactly one scoop. The lady who helped me was cool, and obviously gave me a huge portion. Based on the price, I can't really afford to eat here more than once right now, but if I could, I'd make this a weekly thing. Probably in the top three to five of some of the best Hawaiian I've ever had.

Humongous proportions on the Loco Moco. See the black sauce? Underneath is half an inch layer of…read morerice that spread out. They give large amounts. The two beef patties are delicious and generous as well! You top that with fried egg with runny yolk on top, a bit of grilled onions, a nice Mac salad on the side and generous amount of smoky and peppery Loco Moco Sauce, it's such a value meal at $18! The wait wasn't all that bad neither. About 10 minutes right at the beginning, and you'll get a fresh, hot to-go plate to eat in this food cart plaza. Overall, a fantastic place to drop by.

I've been to this cart a few times and liked it a lot, but I recently came back from…read more a trip to Hawaii. Now I can say their katsu and mac salad is even better than what I had there! They have friendly and helpful service too, and wait times aren't as long as some of the other trucks. Nice to be able to wait in the shade. Mahalo!