Las Delicias De Mama Rosi is owned by the coolest people and stands alone as the only food truck…read more(currently) in a cute little lot in the Boise area of Portland serving some of the most amazing and fresh Guatemalan food. We had the Garnachas and Dobladas Con Carne and it was soo good , we had to order another to go! Its one of those things you eat that feels light, bursting with flavors, and craving for more. Thank you for the hospitality and for sharing your food and cultures with us!

So so so good!! My first time trying authentic Guatemalan food and I'm very glad it was from this…read moreplace! They were kind and attentive to my food allergies and willing to adjust the food to make it work for me. I had a bowl of their beans & rice with plantains, which was perfectly flavorful with a mild spice, and a custom order of Garnachas with avocado, which was an amazing texture and flavor experience. I will undoubtedly be a repeat customer.

This food was the bomb! My Union Rep Anna ordered lunch in for our team today! I had never heard…read moreof this restaurant. It was really good! I had the chicken bowl. It had brown rice, black beans, marinated shredded chicken, fresh mango and avocado. I ordered the plantations on the side. I will definitely go check out the restaurant and tell my friends about it!

Stopped in for a quick bite and cocktail. Cute little spot with indoor and outdoor seating you…read moreorder at the counter. We shared the Cuban sandwich with sweet potato fries added a margarita and a beer.. the sandwich was good a little on the dry side tho..I'd probably stop in again and try something else if I was in the area just to give it another shot.

Found this place through Yelp. I had a craving for Ethiopian food. Walk up the stairs from the…read morestreet to find this cozy place with a bunch of tables with linen tablecloths and napkins, along with bar seating. It wasn't very crowded for a Wednesday night. The server/owner? Was warm and playful from the moment I walked in. I got the mixed samosas to start. Both really good, but I like the lentil for the spicier flavors. I got the chicken tibs, and they came out on a plate of injera with a delicious tossed salad. The flavors were amazing. I've visited a few Ethiopian places in east Portland. This one really stands out for the food, service, and ambiance. Treat yourself.

Food~It was really good and, I had been craving Ethiopian Food. We ordered x2 Veggie Combos and…read moreYe-Beg Wot (lamb) (the portions are on the smaller side). It was piping hot and, well seasoned. I find eating with my hands quite satisfying when it's necessary. Service~Our waiter was very nice, attentive and, a straight shooter (we like that). Asking questions, talking, laughing, and joking was pretty pleasant. I wanted to substitute the green beans but, he advised me that it really helped balance the meal. My man loves greens beans but, he was willing to change it if I didn't like it once it came to the table. Ambiance~Open only Wed~Sun 5-8:00 it's located on a busy/residential street. It has very limited parking in front and, in general. You are going to have hit a few blocks (1-4 hr) because, it's a lot of 30 min parking signs on this particular street. It upstairs on the second floor of the red building. It's a very spacious, clean, and restrooms to the right of you! I would highly recommend this spot for date, family, or a chill night out (lighting is just right)!!!

The vegan stew paired with coconut rice and beans was delicious! The portions were huge. Excellent…read moreservice. I also tried to the fried donut balls and papita! Loved both of these appetizers. Great decorations too.

First off, let me say that this place has everything that you need for a good time. Drink, great…read morefood, great ambience and great customer service. I was hosting my sister's birthday party at another restaurant that I won't mention and our reservations were not acknowledged so we had to find something last minute. I called tap tap and told them I had a party of 10 people and I would be there in 15 minutes. They set up a table for us and greeted me when I came in. They were very attentive and even stayed open late so that we could sing happy birthday. They allowed me to bring in all my decorations and put the cake in the fridge with no questions asked. They quite literally saved the day. I will definitely be back for the grilled Pompano fish. 10 out of 10. highly recommend.

Teen loved the Cuban Sando, saved 1/2 for later as it was huge…read more Tostones and shrimp were excellent. Best tostones I've ever had, flavors with the shrimp and veg was fantastic. Nice crew working. 100% will be back.

Hello Yelpies, Let's get to the point here. 100% great…read morefood, customer service and affordable. I know all three of those do not always come together but today it did. Get over here and enjoy it for all of its authentic glory and flavor as I will in the near future again. Cheers

Disappointed to say the least. I should've went to the guy at yaad style Jamaican food on MLK. The…read morefood wasn't as good as the other place. This was the darkest curry chicken I have ever had. I asked for some extra cabbage; which I understand that's up to their discretion; but it looks like they gave me less instead. The curry chicken and gravy is extremely over-seasoned. You don't even see the yellow in the curry. I asked for a side of pepper sauce, I open it and it was just a blob of pepper sauce on top of my rice. I removed it and used my own Habanero sauce. The guy at the other place is very friendly and will always add in extras if you ask. This place has just gone down from years ago.

As much as I loved the conversation with the owner, the overall welcoming and friendliness; I am…read moreall about transparency and honesty in my reviews. I ordered the Jerk meal and it did not hit the way I was intending for it to. They got the spice level spot on however there were a couple of flavours missing. The ginger drink was lacking that ZING!! You know taste so good make you wanna slap your momma... lol Overall I would definitely go back to try other things on the menu.

Food~I love Ethiopian Food and, their culture we decided to give another restaurant a try for Date…read moreNight. Now when it comes to a family combo size (that's what they mean) and, it was absolutely amazingly delicious. Of course it was piping hot and, the presentation was beautiful. Lamb was so good and tender with a right amount of spice (what we asked for) 2 beef dishes slight differences in taste (1 spicy and the other mild). Veggies are well seasoned with flavor and, truly complement the meal. Service~She was an absolutely beautiful and, it was a pleasure to meet such a humbling young lady. She knew the menu and, we were able to make a change with no issue (I don't care for beets). She continued to check on us and, she made sure we had everything what we needed! Ambiance~Delightful Family Owned Business (I had thank the cooks), restroom for customers, and, It's located on MLK (busy street)! It's a parking lot but, limited parking due to other businesses (plenty of street parking)! I would highly recommend giving this restaurant a try (I guarantee you will come again sooner than later)!!!

I judge an Ethiopian restaurant by their berbere. I make my own. I am disappointed in this one. My…read morestandard is Jarra's, Portland's first Ethiopian restaurant to my knowledge. Lalibela used a sour paprika, and the other spices such as ginger and cinnamon are not perceptible. In my Ethiopian restaurant experience, I have never had a sour berbere before. The derek tips were very, very dry, toward jerky. With a dry-spiced dish, you have to get the meat cooked to a moist tender state, almost braised, then combine it with the spices and oil at the last moment. More rosemary would be welcome. The Lalibela Special I ordered lists salad, but it was absent in my order. It's easy enough to make salad at home. The injera was fine. The collards were quite tasty, even sweet, so +1 for that. I woud agree with the other reviewer that incense is never appropriate in a restaurant. Much of taste is smell, and strong non-menu-related smells work against the food experience. Incense entered the air while I was waiting for my order. You never know if another party is going to request coffee with it while you are there, so prepare your senses. I understand that is traditional in Ethiopia around roasting coffee in restaurants. Maybe they need an outdoor patio or a separate room for it? The staff was nice and my take away order was fast. I think this completes my Portland collection, other cities beckon! https://www.yelp.com/collection/S6aAlFKE7m1h14Lmf1_EDw/Ethiopian-Food-Yum

Delicious food! The environment was welcoming and the service was great. Best Ethiopian spot in the…read morecity!

Great food, great service, delicious cocktails! I'd describe this as an upscale Ethiopian…read morerestaurant. We started with the lentil sambusas - perfect amount of flavor, spice and crunch. I had the margarita and agree with what others have said - that is a delicious beverage! We then got the Beyaynetu (mixture of vegetable dishes) Doro Wot (stewed chicken). All were amazing, including the freshly fermented injera. The only thing I would suggest is to order a side of goat cheese (that comes with the chicken dish) if you order the spicy lentils -it helps to temper the spiciness (I'm a whimp). :)