Portland Food Hall is a hidden gem in Downtown Portland. There's a variety of options so there is…read moresomething for everyone. I got a vegan burrito and my friend got ramen. Everything was very good and the service was speedy. The inside is cute with plenty of seating options!

Great experience. Why don't more cities have these. Love the covered seating and heating units. So…read moremuch great food in one tiny space.

Without a doubt....THE BEST FOOD CART POD! End of story!!!! Clean, capable and ready for whatever…read moremay come. I can only hope the younger folks from across the street (high school) don't ruin the place. So far it all seems to be going well. My wife had Korean Fried Chicken and I had the BBQ.....EXCELLENT ALL AROUND! The standout was the brisket burger I had....HUGE chunks of well seasoned and expertly cooked brisket, not "greasy" at all (which is the downfall to a lot of places that serve brisket). The Taphouse brewery inside is Top Shelf!!!! My new hang......thank you Oak Tree Station!!! P.S. I'm updating this review at 7pm....i had lunch at 12:30.....I'M STILL FULL!!!!!!!

What an amazing family-friendly venue on Vancouver's east side near Lacamas Lake. This food cart…read morepod has a wide variety of carts to choose from, in one of the most idyllic settings I've seen in the Pacific Northwest. Located in the shadow of a magnificent oak tree, visitors will enjoy a shaded and pleasant place to share a meal with friends and family. The food carts are covered, and the venue boasts a large indoor food hall with lots of tables and comfortable benches. This facility is very well-maintained! There is amble parking, and lots of room for kids to play in the park-like setting under the oak tree. Be warned, dogs aren't permitted in the fenced area on the turf, however they are allowed in the parking lot.

International street food experience!…read more All right here in East Hillsboro! Love the vibe of this place, always clean , wondrous food aromas, chill lighting, WiFi, TV screens, and a beer cart to boot!

Such a vibe! This spot has a great festive energy all around. The setup is perfect - a bunch of…read morefood carts surrounding a covered middle seating area, so you can eat comfortably rain or shine. The variety is insane: Indian, Thai, pizza, Mexican, poke, gyro, wings, Chinese, Middle Eastern, and Sri Lankan. Most of what we ordered was delicious. Major bonus points for having decent bathrooms and tons of easy parking nearby. Definitely a great hangout spot!

Fantastic selection, loved the BBQ, best ever. We had the brisket and I think it was the best we've…read moreever had anywhere.

Prost's German-style restaurant-pub anchors one of Portland's original pods of about a dozen…read more"perma" food trucks that also made it an extra welcoming community space with ample open and covered tables, biergarten-like drinks and food access, and well-peopled with local Mississippi neighborhood humans and dogs.

For a small town mall, it is doing pretty well. Love that it still has a vintage Bath and Body…read moreWorks, and numerous mom and pop places(plus one sit down restaurant) to eat in their food court area. Bonus this mall still has its original look and never got an ugly remodel. And I love there is a model railroad place inside this mall that is only open more limited hours vs full mall hours, obviously. And even a 12 screen Regal theater if you feel like seeing a movie. If you're a mall enthusiast like me, definitely visit this mall. I get the sense the owner cares about this mall. I.e. in the old Macy's wing(south wing of mall that was turned car dealer office) there was a game store that took over the former Sam Goody, and a space where groups often play bingo including during my visit.

Update - Three Rivers Mall has added a couple of new food venues - Colby's Burgers & The…read moreCheesecakery. An Italian spot will be opening this Fall. . This mall is clean, safe and perfectly maintained. There is a model train museum that our grandsons enjoy visiting. The folks that run it are wonderful.

We stopped here for lunch, and it was amazing! It's a few small kitchens with a variety of options…read more We tried the lobster chowder from Pan Roast, and it was amazing! Highly recommend you try this spot if you're looking for clam chowder in a bowl. We also tried Tous Les Jours. We enjoyed the free samples of chocolate cake. We had a few different pastries, and we recommend all of them! Definitely try the raspberry macaron! The service and ambiance were so welcoming. We really enjoyed the whole atmosphere.

As food cart-ish places go, this is pretty nice. Good availability of seating, garage-size doors…read morethat are open to the air when it's nice out, etc. However, perhaps bc it's in the first floor of the Ritz-Carlton, all of the places are quite expensive, charging restaurant prices for "pick up food & go sit down" dining. The standout cart is Pan Roast, whose signature dish (a rich bisque with your choice of seafood) is really excellent. Not cheap, but very very good.

Talk about nostalgia! I was in Washington looking for food recommendations when I was led to Smack…read moreTown. It was only after pulling into the mall that I realized it was inside the food court. Normally I would've tried to find something else, but to be honest, I wasn't mad about it. Surprisingly enough, Oregon's capitol city of Salem is smaller than I'd expected before making the move. There are a couple of what used to be thriving malls that have dwindled down to host small, lesser known businesses. I grew up in the 80s when malls were the social hub and all the rage. Walking inside, I could see the adaptation to today's consumers with remnants of days gone by. Poised right by the entrance is a K-Pop store and adjacent Anime Town. The little kids play area was just as obnoxious as I remember, all screams included. Upstairs was a bungee style trampoline for bigger kids wanting a little more thrill. There was a Hot Wheels vending machine and fresh fruit dessert stand featuring the ever popular Dubai chocolate over strawberries for a mere $18 (ouch!). Perhaps it was the season, but the parking lot was packed. It was nice to see some of the favs of my youth; PacSun, Vans, and Hot Topic, and FYE. There were also some cool shops I'd never heard of. We enjoyed our lunch and had to depart with little time to spend browsing, but I really want to come back. If there was a deterrent to be mentioned, it's the 8+% tax, a significant hit when you're used to zero state tax.

This mall is very busy and has a lot of shopping and dinning options. It should be easy to find…read morewhatever you need in this mall, with all the numerous choices.

Soup dumplings, are very very good! Not fond of much else. The staff were very friendly and…read moreaccommodating.

They were super nice but the food was not good. It wasn't bad, just not good. The soda machine was…read moredown and several menu items were out. The service was fine. They served everything in to go plates despite eating there.