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March 2024 by jane reilly
The food is so good, especially the macaroni salad.
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March 2024 by Christina
Hands down the best Hawaiian in town. We eat here regularly and have tried other joints but they just don’t compare. The Mac is the most delicious we’ve had, we actually love the rice that it is more on the softer side. And the spicy Korean proteins are just amazing.
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March 2024 by Carliee Witzig
This is the best Hawaii plate in town.
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March 2024 by Todd Clement
I can sum this place up with one word. YUMMY ?
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March 2024 by Sulaiman Ssemakula
Most delicious Hawaiian
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February 2024 by michelle spencer
The service, food, and atmosphere are always above and beyond excellent.
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February 2024 by Phil Fischer
After being gone 25 years, I drove around Portland, trying to find this epic place that I used to run away to to hide from the problems of the world.In the heart of Portland, Oregon, amidst the bustling streets and trendy eateries, lies a hidden gem of Hawaii that holds within its walls not just delectable Hawaiian cuisine but also a treasure trove of memories and stories. Noho's Hawaiian Food is more than just a place to dine; it's a sanctuary where time slows down, and the flavors of the islands transport you to another realm. As I stepped through the doors of Noho's, memories of days gone by flooded my mind, memories of laughter, camaraderie, and the irresistible aroma of Hawaiian delicacies.I have known Noho, the proprietor of this establishment, since the vibrant days of the 90s. Back then, One can see my big white Hummer parked out in front as I frequented his previous Hawaiian restaurant, where evenings were spent indulging in sumptuous dishes and exchanging tales that ranged from the mundane to the extraordinary. Noho's warm demeanor and genuine hospitality made every visit an unforgettable experience. We would sit for hours, savoring each bite of his culinary creations, all the while sharing anecdotes and relishing in the simple joys of life.As I recently revisited Noho's Hawaiian Food, a bittersweet realization washed over me - Noho would soon embark on a well-deserved retirement journey in August. The news weighed heavy on my heart, for this restaurant had been my sanctuary, a place where I could escape the rigors of daily life and find solace in good company and even better food. Noho's impending departure marked the end of an era, but his legacy would undoubtedly live on in the hearts and taste buds of those who had the privilege of dining at his establishment.Despite the melancholy that accompanied the knowledge of Noho's impending retirement, I found solace in the familiar sights and smells of his kitchen. I ordered his signature dish, the sweet-and-sour pan-fried chicken, a nostalgic favorite that never failed to tantalize my taste buds. As the dish arrived at my table, memories of past meals flooded back, each bite a tribute to the countless evenings spent in the company of dear friends and cherished memories.The sweet-and-sour pan-fried chicken was as exquisite as ever, each morsel bursting with flavor and nostalgia. The perfectly crispy exterior gave way to tender, succulent meat, while the tangy sweetness of the sauce danced on my palate, transporting me back to simpler times. It was a dish that encapsulated the essence of Noho's culinary prowess - simple yet soul-satisfying, comforting yet undeniably delicious.But what truly set Noho's Hawaiian Food apart was not just the food itself but the experience that accompanied it. In a world dominated by fast-paced living and fleeting connections, Noho's restaurant was a sanctuary where time seemed to stand still, where conversations flowed freely, and laughter echoed off the walls. It was a place where strangers became friends and friends became family, united by a love for good food and great company.As I savored the last bite of my meal, I couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness knowing that soon, noho would no longer be accessible. Father figure pushed in the retirement.But as I looked around at the smiling faces and heard the sounds of joyous laughter, I realized that Noho's legacy would endure long after his retirement. For in the memories we shared and the flavors we savored, Noho had created something truly special - a community bound together by a love for food, friendship, and the spirit of aloha.In conclusion, Noho's Hawaiian Food is more than just a restaurant; it's a testament to the power of good food and genuine hospitality to bring people together and create lasting memories. As Noho prepares to embark on his next chapter, I am filled with gratitude for the moments shared and the flavors experienced at his establishment. Farewell, Noho, and thank you for a lifetime of memo
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February 2024 by James Watson
Food was horrible they don't know how to cook ribs the only thing that was good was the waiter thank you
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February 2024 by Daine Adamsen
I live this place. It has been my go to place for Hawaiian food for over 20 years.
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February 2024 by Lucy Martinez
It's my second having something to eat and the food is delicious!! ???
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February 2024 by Dean Davidson
What a bummer. I have been going to this place for years. It's a short walk from my house. On my most recent visit, I walked down with my kids in a storm after placing an order online and getting a text it was ready. The owner was chatting up some lady so I waited for him to stop and his demeanor changed when he looked at me (I just got back from the gym and I was wearing rain gear but I SWEAR I'm not looking too disheveled! All I can think of is that I looked bad? I don't know!). I was like "I'm here to pick up an order for Dean". He acted slightly weird and confirmed my last name even though I had the first name right. Then asked me "phone or online" and I told him online (even though there was LITERALLY one to-go order and I had confirmed my first and last name). It was weird but I didn't think too much of it.He gives me more stink-eye and I, in a flash of extreme stupidity, think he's having a bad day. So, when I'm signing my check I decided to give him an extra tip even though I had tipped when I paid online. At this point he says "they with you?" and glares at my kids and that's when I realized: he is an a-hole and thinks my kids and I are up to something untoward. So, I say "yeah they're mine!" and I walked out with my mediocre food feeling terrible. Like - did I do something that made me seem like a criminal? I can't fathom what it was.I will be fair about the food. It's a 3/5; not great, not terrible, ridiculous portions. The decor is also pretty good. It's too bad the owner is a complete jerk. I can almost see this place from my house and I'll not be going back.
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February 2024 by Brenda Anthony
Their food was delicious ?
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February 2024 by Quintein
One of the best places to get authentic Hawaiian food. There are multiple portion sizes for each meal and plenty to choose from
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February 2024 by Sandra S
Great food. The Mac salad is addictive. The spicy chicken was great if you love good spicy food. Otherwise, go for the mild version. Everything is reasonably priced. We had dinner for 2 with 1 drink each and was less than 60.00.
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February 2024 by C C
Great customer service here!
