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“This is hands down one of the BEST food carts in Portland!!! ? (and I have been to many.)Not is the food INCREDIBLE, but the woman who owns the food truck is one of the sweetest and hard working people you could ever meet. She truly puts so much love into the food she makes, and you can taste it in every bite!!! ?Wow. The level of authenticity and the service I would give 10 stars if I could. I seriously love this place and would eat here more if I could!! ?PS: COME SUPPORT THIS WOMAN AND HER FOOD TRUCK WHILE YOU STILL CAN. ???Times are rough and she said they might be closing soon. So, you better get in while you still can. ??Thank you LA puerta for bringing real Salvadorian food to PDX!!**************************PS #2: DO NOT COME HERE EXPECTING FAST FOOD. (if you want super fast service go to mc donalds). PLEASE KNOW THAT SHE IS HAND MAKING EACH ORDER AND YOU MAY HAVE TO WAIT FOR YOUR MEAL!! BUT, IT IS TOTALLY WORTH IT. ??“
“Could do better on the interior side of things but I take out all the time anyways…hadn’t had popusas in a fat minute but these genuinely are delicious all around10/10 would recommendPrices are great btw nothin to pricy definitely affordable“
“We were at the car wash across the street and I refused to leave until I found where the smell of churros was coming from. So not only are the churros THICCC, they went HARD on the cinnamon and sugar. The thing with the churros, deep fried plantains and ice cream was also a bowl of pure heaven.We also got the Birria and I was ****s deep in that stuff. The dipping sauce stuff is also insanely lovely and I’ll probably end up using it to cook rice or something cause I’m not wasting liquid gold.Their menu is essentially all my favorite things in one place. We tried tempura fried California roll as well and holy mother of god. It’s like they somehow took the flavor of a regular California roll and tripled it.12/10 will be going back. Probably with a budget of at least $50.“