Great for late night food after the bar! I recommend the falafel plate. The falafel are perfectly crisp but soft inside. We also got the curly fries which were piping hot and filling! read more

Great food and super fast. I had the lamb gyro plate that included rice, salad, hummus and tzaziki. Reasonably priced and delicious.

Great prices, quick eat, excellent food, and all from the nicest of people. They offered things I didn't think of, and smiled and waved to those who passed by and weren't buying their food. Food came out hot and fresh. Would definitely return. read more

Great food, reasonable prices. I'm from Los Angeles where we have tons of food carts. Ordered the Lamb Kefta Saj for myself and my daughter while the wife ordered Kofta Saj (beef). My daughter doesn't usually eat lamb but this was to good to pass. Even had 2 small tables and chairs on the side of the cart. I say try it if you are in the area. Downtown Portland not to far from Powell's City of Books. Definitely going back to Noah's next time we're in Portland. read more

Food was hot and fresh and the price was spot on. There were a lot of stands but this one came through. Would eat there again.

Best quick grab and nom place. Awesome gyros. These guys Crush it! Would recommend to friends and family 10 out of 10 times. Blaze and graze baby. read more

I'm not sure why other Yelpers are being so generous with this place... Many people's parents have told them "If you can't say something nice, then don't say anything at all." Fortunately, I don't think I got that. I don't get to tear a place a new one often, but this one deserves it. That said, I have one nice thing to say: the rice was good. Noah's is one of the normal, dime-a-dozen Middle Eastern food carts serving sub-par food. This one was fairly egregious in its pricing and dubious quality. We ordered from pictures, which included gyros sandwiches, lamb gyros, chicken shwarma, blah blah blah. We ordered the "lamb" shwarma and chicken shwarma plates, each for $8 ($9 for dinner if you're really set on being screwed or you're desperately drunk, which is probably more accurate). We also ordered the $2 samusas, but they were "sold out." We watched our attendant cook form-fitted "lamb" meat, rectangular and perfect in size, and put it on a flat griddle. He then used tongs and puts some diced, marinated chicken meat on the griddle. We were not impressed. While that was cooking, he gooped in tzakiki and "hummus." As we took our plastic tubs to our eating place in the park, complete with plastic forks (yay! [sarcasm]) we weren't sure if the hummus was hummus because it was nearly liquid. Note to these guys: Hummus isn't canned chickpeas tossed in a blender--it requires more than that. By the time we opened it up, we continued our experiment. The "lamb" was frankly a ripoff. It was bland, flavorless, and awful. The "salad" was another foray into I-really-don't-give-a-shit: it was iceberg lettuce and a smattering of chopped tomatoes. The chicken wasn't as dry as Huong's, but was of slightly better quality. It still had no major flavor nor nutritional value. The hummus was slightly grainy, runny, but it did stick to the fluffy, store-bought pita.The rice was slightly yellow and had a nutty, spice to it. In short: this sucked. This is one of the worst things I think we've eaten. Ever. Scores: Time: Normal time here: about 8 minutes. No complaints. Value-1: Crappy food for $8 each is not a value. Gut check at 3pm: I'm not hungry, but I'm not happy either. My dining partner complained of a grumbly belly. Sustainability-1: Plastic, store-bought bread; processed meat. This is a slash-and-burn policy toward earthly stewardship; sort of ironic given its name. You know, Noah: the guy who tried to save the world by building a big boat. And yeah, it's that Noah: they even have pictures of pairs of animals all over their sign and a big ark in the back. Fear Factor-5: Well, crappy meat and low-quality, gloppy hummus wasn't a good start. The dolmas tasted like they had turned; maybe they fermented in the jar. We would not go back. This was a dare. And we took it for you, fair readers. Staying Power-1: There is no reason whatsoever for this place to stay in business. It is too expensive for what you get, it is a slight against the food carts in the vicinity and it is so completely unoriginal, there is no reason to go here. These guys have no business staying in business. Creativity-1: I sometimes wonder if people emigrate here and get a business plan set up for them. "Here's the deal: these stupid Americans will buy anything. You make crappy food for three bucks, sell it for eight, and go home at three. This is a win-win." Except the loser is their customers. As we walked by some of the carts that we will be visiting later, we saw pretty much the same menu at three other places. This is a big stinker. read more

On the corner of Washington and 10th, this little food cart is very colorful with it's Noah's ark mural on two sides of it's truck. They serve, I think, middle eastern food. I ordered one of the kofta entrees and I think that it was good overall - the rice was pretty darn amazing, the beef patty looking meat was alright - not dry but not juicy either. It came with a side salad and cucumber ranch, also pita bread to go with the hummus. The servers were very nice and asked if we wanted to place anything in to go containers - very accommodating. Also, there is a $0.45 sent few for using card transactions, FYI! read more

The service was kinda slow for being 11:30 on a Monday, the man was very nice but got my order wrong even after I said it multiple times. I got a gyros and it was very bland and tasted like a pita filled with lettuce and that was it. This was my first time going and I don't think I would go back or recommend it to someone else. read more

In a food cart pod awash in spots with Gyro, this seemed to be the best choice. Quick friendly service, nice clean tables to sit at, extensive choice of Middle East dishes available. My gyro was prepared with "Everything", very tasty, I especially liked the hot sauce. The loud Middle East Music added to the Ambiance, I will be back. read more

If your hungry, drunk, and out late I'm sure this place will be open for you. The flavor is good, but the place is a bit stingy with the meat. Though, the stinginess could have been due to me getting food at 11pm? Still, that shouldn't be late for down town... especially not on a weekend. Buuuut, Portland seams to go to bed early womp womp. I digress, you'll look at the pictures on the food truck and your mouth will water, and then you will get your food and it won't have a likeness. The server is really nice though. Whatevss it's cheaper than other places and open late, and it's pretty authentic. Not my favorite, but it wasn't bad. read more

Their BBQ chicken gyro with garlic sauce is my favorite! Hot, fresh, and delicious food with great prices and friendly staff. Bonus points for being open late! read more

This is my favorite Arab food cart in downtown Portland. Run by a very nice Iraqi man, I enjoy the chicken on rice with hummus on a regular basis. It is well made and I enjoy the garlic sauce. I have returned on a regular basis because the food is well made and the serving is enough for a hungry guy. I'be recommended this cart to my coworkers a number of times. read more

Went there the other day, ordered Kafte saj,along with some falafel . The kafte, which is ground beef I guess, It's so delicious and flavored, nothing tastes better than trying an authentic Mediterranean food from this place, also the falafel was crispy from the outside, yet mushy once it's in your mouth. My waiting period was normal, very friendly service::) After all, I'm happy with my experience there, totally recommend it:). read more

Really wanted to try some food trucks, and this one caught our eye the most of the Mediterranean style, super friendly and really accommodating! He even made us a combination one of 2 meats because we couldn't decide! It was good stuff- lamb and chicken were both great! read more

The beef dish, chicken with spicy sauce was amazing, and inexpensive. Good service, nothing to complain!

I ordered a beef kafta plate to see if the criticisms about the meat are true. I had it once before but I was so hungry that I didn't focus on it. This review is about the second visit I had, ordering the same dish. The meat is savory and not greasy. However, it breaks off in an unusual way. Beef should have some grain or some amount of tenderness. This one crumbles in an unusual way. It's not loose like how a cookie does, but when I chewed the beef there was something unusual about the texture. The meat has some filler in it, and should have been much better in quality. A good plus on Noah is their falafel. Their falafels are light, with crispiness on the outside and some softness on the inside. They were not greasy and tasted savory. At least they were much better than the ones in Zupans (where the latter would refrigerate them until they were dry). But I would look elsewhere for delicious Middle Eastern or Mediterranean cuisine. read more

The food is good and the staff is friendly, but the sanitation practices are worrisome. Items stored on the floor, handling credit cards and cash with gloved hands. I can't support a business that so clearly doesn't make an effort to keep things clean. I have personally worked in restaurants and in a food cart and that would not have been acceptable behavior. read more

Amazing food and amazing service. The lamb was perfect. The owner was so so very nice. I would eat there a thousand times again because of his kindness. And, super reasonable prices for large portions of food! read more

Best food I had ever gyro and falafel is the best I would recommend paying them a clvisit it really worth it.....

Yeah buddy this place is good!!! We went here the next morning after the Darude concert and dancing all night, and I was super stoked to get the Falafel. It was freshly made, delicious and gigantic!! The garlic sauce and hot sauce that he's got were amazing and well made. All of the prices are very reasonable and portions were large. The gentleman running the cart was super cool and courteous and his cart was nice and clean. Can't wait to come back to Portland and get some more Noah's Halal baby!!! read more

Falafel combo plate, yum!!! Comes w hummus and dolmas and rice and salad. My son loves it and we were stuffed! We went on a Sunday, so only 1/3 of carts were open... this one looked the best. read more

Visiting from Western MA and this was our first Portland food truck experience. Best gyro I've ever had. Huge portions and extremely tasty. Very friendly and helpful service. I'd recommend to anyone. Don't miss out! read more

Best food truck ever!!! Their baklava is to die for, the lamb is the bomb!! The owners are just amazing and super friendly! Second time we have stopped by there and are planning on making it our after Keller Auditorium Show tradition! read more

Hands down the best Gyro I've ever had. I was dubious about the extra sauces, but was blown away by the combination.

the lamb Saj was awesome. the hot sauce they pout on it was great. not too hot and too mild. the baklava is amazing to rear, nice and sweet! a plus was there was seating unlike the other surrounding paces! read more

Very mediocre. My chicken shawarma wrap would have benefited from a little hummus, tomatoes, or pickles-- in my experience all standard condiments. Chicken was precooked and reheated quickly on the grill. Especially given all the authentic, fresh, and carefully prepared food available from the food trucks, this was a disappointment. read more

Big belly solar, here we come. Very disappointing gyro today. The meat was flavorless and textureless. Glad it was only $5, that's a dollar a bite and $3 tossed in the trash bin. read more

The falafel was mushy, overall plain tasting, and really slow service. Wouldn't come back.

Out of all the food trucks in this area, and of all the ones that serve gyros I had to choose this one. SO disappointing. I got the lamb gyro and the meat was definitely pre-sliced from a loaf of some kind. The tomatoes were overripe and the tzatziki was just okay. The only saving grace was the pita. Service was slow. read more

I ordered a veggie samosa here. It was small, flavorless, and unsatisfying. That is all.

my kafta was red in the middle and burnt on the outside. not worth the $9 for kafta plate.

A wonderful taste of the Middle East! I had the kofta-kabab sandwich, which was everything I was hoping for--delicious, fresh and filling. Definitely a food cart I plan to frequent (and work my way through the menu!) whenever I'm downtown Portland. read more

Had the #22 yesterday. Out of this world. Wasn't fast, but it was hot and amazingly tasty. Priced well @$7. Nice selection and carefully prepared. Heading for a Caesar today. read more

I'm very surprised to see a mere 3 star rating for this place. My experience at Noah Halal was great. During my 3-day stay in downtown Portland, I grabbed a late dinner here twice. I returned the 2nd time because the 1st was so good! Both times I ordered the chicken shawarma pita sandwich. The garlic sauce is to die for (you may need to refrain from close conversations with others for a day or two after eating it, but it is SO worth it!). The late-night chef was an incredibly kind and charming man, which made my experience even better. I'd definitely recommend this food truck! read more