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They also offer tempting desserts, like tres leches cake and Mexican chocolate brownies. This popular Southwest Portland food cart specializes in hand-rolled taquitos and tacos made with hand-pressed, made-to-order tortillas.

This cart's menu items include Thai favorites like Pad See Ew, Red Curry rice bowls, and more. Wash it all down with a draft beer or a margarita.Ĭhef Air immigrated to America from Laos and opened Thai Champa food cart to share her love of cooking with Portland. This popular food cart is owned by Oswaldo Bibiano, chef of former Autentica and Uno Mas, serving delicious and generously proportioned burritos, specials and sides. The menu focuses on steamed perfectly marinated meats like bulgogi beef or chicken marinated with kim chee along with an assortment of bibim boxes, their take on bibimbap. Kim Jong Grillin features Korean-style street food. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are available. Enjoy regional specialties like poc chuc (pork marinated in citrus) served with beans, veggies and handmade tortillas. Stop by this friendly food cart for authentic Yucatecan cuisine. Some carts fly solo - these stand-alone spots are worth a visit all their own. Choose from classic Moroccan cuisine at Taste of Casablanca, vegetarian Chinese food from Uncle Tsang’s Kitchen and a variety of other options. There’s a craft beer garden with a stand-up bar, bathrooms and a covered, heated seating area. Piknik ParkĪfter exploring the charming Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood, swing by the Piknik Park Food Cart Pod. You can even get beer and cider at Black Dagger, the on-site bar. Standouts include Smaaken Waffle Sandwiches, Burmese Delight and Le Bistro Montage Ala Cart, the reincarnation of beloved Cajun eatery Le Bistro Montage, which closed in June 2020. Opened in 2019, Hawthorne Asylum is a large pod not far from Cartopia with ample covered seating, a fire pit and a wide variety of food carts. For a sweet treat, hit up the Bobablastic cart, where you can mix and match flavors to craft the perfect cup of bubble tea. You’ll find ample vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. Bring your appetite to this large pod with indoor and outdoor seating and spend the day trying out dishes from different parts of the world. Eastport Food CenterĮastport Food Center is located on bustling Southeast 82nd Avenue, near the eastern edge of the Foster-Powell neighborhood.

#Uno mas portland full#

They also offer a full indoor bar and a rooftop seating area. The Flipside pod brings food cart fun to the Lents neighborhood, providing a variety of dining options including J&W Fish and Chips, E-San Thai and Shawarma Grill.

Other offerings at this unique pod include Thai, Mexican, vegan comfort food, baked goods and beverages. DelToro Steak serves its namesake dish in sandwiches, salads, tacos or with a side of mashed potatoes and veggies. Yoshi’s offers some of the city’s best sushi choose from rolls, bowls, nigiri and sashimi (and note that you’ll need to order by phone). Located in Multnomah Village, a charming neighborhood with small-town vibes just 5 miles (8 km) south of downtown, the Multnomah French Quarter is many things in one: a village square, a shopping center, a gathering place, a top-notch people watching destination - and, of course, an excellent food cart pod. In a recently renovated lot, the beer garden now accommodates up to 300 diners and hosts events. Located just steps from a busy MAX Light Rail station, the Midtown Beer Garden sates downtowners’ daytime appetites with offerings like Korean tacos or Asian-fusion rice bowls at Korean Twist, along with myriad other cuisines, including Mexican, Thai and Egyptian. Once you’ve got your meal, stroll to Tom McCall Waterfront Park and pull up a bench (or find a spot on the grass) - it’s an instant picnic. The Third Avenue Food Cart Pod is home to the popular Stretch The Noodle, known for its toothsome hand-pulled noodles made fresh every day, as well as carts offering fare from Mexico, Egypt, Thailand and Vietnam.