Crispy, golden, and sooo good! This fried buffalo fish hit the spot -- crunchy outside, tender…read moreinside, and that squeeze of lemon makes it chef's kiss. Definitely a new favorite! Also had red beans, hush puppies, cornbread and it did not disappoint! Now I'm disappointed for not selecting the catfish! Iykyk, the buffalo fish is , a rare option in PDX.

To say that the food was good is an overstatement. Coming from the south where the creole and cajun…read morereign. I was very excited to try this place. But the prices are outrageous and the quality of food just isn't there. I really like the guy running it though. He was the type of guy that you'd believe can do it right. I also wish there was somewhere to sit and enjoy ( or in this case eat ) the food. And none of the stores around there have public bathrooms. Overall, my experience was a failure.

Electric Rice is my favorite food cart in PDX! The owner is…read morea friendly, great guy serving up legit Hawaiian food. The portions are very generous. Some of the best mac salad this side of Kauai. I usually get the delicious Kalbi chicken with a perfect char. I just had the grilled flank steak and it was amazing. Medium rare and cooked to perfection. Highly recommend!

The food here is amazing! Loved the Mac, was so fresh! I ordered on DoorDash a long time ago for…read morethe whole team and we were all sitted and quiet! It was great to see! Support a small business and order from here! :) can't stop thinking about this place !!

Don't let the food truck pod fool you. It may not be as pretty as The Heist or Brooklyn, but the…read morefood here is undeniably better. This is the best gumbo I've ever had and I lived in the south for 9 years. Crazy favorable and just what the body needs on a cold day. The shrimp sandwich was cold which I wasn't expecting, but I have to admit, it was really good and I'm glad I didn't know because I may have not gotten it. I would def get it again- the sauce, the shrimp, the pickled cabbage, all great. I'd take a pic but I've already eaten it.

Range of Cajun cuisine, made with care. Delicious in the…read moremoment and the next day. Gumbo available in "standard" or custom. Shrimp and grits is very good. Service is personable and attentive. Prices are reasonable. I highly recommend this cart.

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

To sum up - Food: 5/5, Ambience: 0/5…read more They moved their food cart to some janky cement trap house that you would 100% never notice unless you knew where it was. We knew where it was and pulled in the parking lot and were still confused cause it said like wrestling/mexican dancing/flea market but seemed completely abandoned. We walked around the entire building looking for the door which looks locked like was open and there's a doorbell you can ring. Seems like a mostly to go spot but I can see it being fun if there's an event going on. But if not ur gonna be eating in a silent empty ballroom pretty much. I'm pretty sure they only have to go serveware anyhow. FOOD IS DELICIOUS THO But expensive - oxtail plate is $45 but it's a fkn mountain of meat I made 3 meals out of it, served with plantains, rice & a kinda spiced slaw. Plus the guy was super nice and gave us a Rasta Pasta on the house which was like a deliciously spiced jerk penne pasta

I have been here a couple of times. Let's start with this: the food is amazing! I have tried their…read moreox tail, goat, pasta, plantain, etc. All great! Meat tender and flavorful, falling off the bone. The spices are on point and saturates deep in to the food for tremendous flavor you can't miss. By default the Jamaican cuisine is often hot/spicy, so be aware and not fin yourself in a surprise. I think some of the items on the menu can be made not spicy, ask them for details. But I love spicy personally, so I am all in. Another great thing about it is the price is still reasonable given how crazy everything costs today. I don't feel like I am breaking banks for a good meal. And they do give a generous portion as well. The spot is kinda hidden in a boring looking building and a huge parking lot, but trust me it's worth the stop to try it -- there is already ample parking for you to pull in and out anyway, no inconvenience there. The owner operators are such nice people. Down to earth, with care and love for their customers. I talked with them to learn about the cuisine. Turned out it's a grandma's recipe that passed down thru generations. The BEST type of cooking in my opinion! Let's support this small local business and enjoy the great food!

One of my family is celebrating a birthday, and many Filipino restaurants are closed on a Monday!…read moreThis is the only time, in 15 years we're having food-to-go, and even my nearest food cart was closed. Later on, by noon, one of my texts was answered, and LGM left me a message, that YES, I could pick up my orders at 4:00pm. (We were about to start cooking our own food, but that text saved the day!) We ordered two of my favorite: 2 Pork Sinigang, and 2 Pancit Bihon. There were enough for each, for our sons & their family to-go even after everyone were fed! Our family loved it, except the 8 years old, didn't care of the vermicelli noodles. (We made other goodies, on time for the party, too). Thank you, LGM, for saving the day!

The guy who runs the business seems very happy. We ordered halo halo for $10. He told us that it is…read more30 oz. There is no discount for paying with cash and they don't charge service fee for credit card. Instead of getting taro ice cream, we got taro soft served. It was fine and is definitely easier to eat. The only complain I have is that the filling is much less than other places. There was no exotic fruit pieces or coconut strips. And I can't tell if there was red bean at all.

Immediately to the right when you enter the Killingsworth Station is Taste of Soul - now, you may…read morebe asking, isn't it kind of a grandiose name for a food cart? And to be quite honest, the answer is kinda. No offense. But, is the name justified? And the only answer to that question is a definite YES. Last, the main question you are probably asking yourself is, should I eat there? And the answer to that, Sarah, is yes. You should definitely eat at this food cart. Let me tell you why. Taste of Soul gives you just that, a traditional soul food experience. But, just from the one meal I ordered on a dreary, cloudy Portland day, I had more than a taste of soul. I had a whole flavor reset happen to my palate. My world grew sunnier and brighter with an infinite amount of temporary taste happiness. The sweet tender taste of the catfish coated in a dusting of cornmeal and spices fried to perfection danced on my tongue as the accompanying sauce gave a zesty kick to the already flavor packed fresh fish fillets. The chunky fries were pillowy and perfect, potatoes partitioned to particular flavor packed pieces and promises of pleasant tastes. Also, nicely seasoned - totally worth upgrading the regular catfish order. I did have to wait a bit, but the owners were so nice to give me a free lemonade for my wait and they were generally very kind. You could tell they loved being there and cooking up some delicious food for everyone. How often do you hear Portland and soul in a single sentence? Come try this place out!

First time here and it did not disappoint. I got the lobster Mac n cheese with fried lobster tail…read more YUM

It's an indoor food court with lots of options and zoiglhaus beer. The momo is always available…read morebut I got it as the dumpling week special. There is mild very pleasant heat in the sauce. The wrap is somewhat al dente but quite good overall

It's very rare that you try something you've never had and we just did. The Momo's were absolutely…read moreamazing. To look at them you would think they are potstickers they aren't. Potstickers are one note these weren't. We tried the beef, chicken, and veggie. Each one had their own flavor we could taste, and the sauce was delicious. If you really like spice get the spicy sauce too you, won't be disappointed.