Gyro Kingdom

It's a food cart and that doesn't mean it's bad, I for my self like to know before I'll go and expect a restaurant. But there are plenty of seats under a roof. The service is rough on the edges but still very friendly and try to accommodate your wishes. I'll don't like pita much so he gave me a combo gyro in a wrap. That wrap was longer as my arm and well filled with delicious lamb and chicken meat (hence combo). The garlic aioli and the tzatziki was excellent. It's a lot of food and I will not complain. In the beginning I thought $17 is expansive for Portland. But not when you finally get the food! Since it's so much you will not leave hungry. So I for sure will coming back and also good to know is that they have open late - next time I'll have to try their falafel.

Tasty food at Gyro Kingdom, located at the Barley Pod Food Court on Halsey and NE 60th.We ordered the lamb gyro, a Greek salad, and a side of tabbouleh. The gyro was quite large and like others have pointed out not the kind of item you'd want to carry around while eating. Generous salad and nicely seasoned tabbouleh. More food than we'd expected given our experiences at other food carts offering the same menu items.Friendly and cordial service. Looking forward to trying more of their Syrian take on what we ordinarily think of as Greek food.

I've been to Gyto Kingdom before, when they were another location, and was happy to find them on my first visit to this particular cart pod, and I decided to go with comfort food. My gyro was enough for two meals, and, happily, the leftovers reheated beautifully. The gyro was huge, and just what I was hoping for in terms of flavor. There were 3 sauce options, hot, garlic, and tzatziki. I declined the hot sauce, and found plenty of enjoyment in the other two condiments. This will be a hard item to pass up on my next visit to this pod.

My favorite food cart in the Barley Pod was closed during our visit, so I pivoted to something else, and decided to try out Gyro Kingdom. Who doesn't love Mediterranean food, right?My wife and I both ordered the lamb gyro, and let it be clearly known that these are definitely not portable portions: they're massive, saucy and sloppy, but in a good way. Definitely fork-and-knife cuisine. The pita is nice and fresh, a little chewy, making it a challenge to slice through with plastic cutlery. The inclusion of a straight-up pickle, instead of regular cucumber, is an interesting choice, and definitely makes this gyro stand out among others that I've sampled at other locations; YMMV on whether or not this modification will fit your individual tastes - I liked it, anyway.Also sampled the sides of garlic (kinda bland and flavorless) and spicy sauces (peppery, savory, pretty good), but neither are required to enjoy the entrée. Overall, a pretty solid gyro; not my favorite, but still a solid (and sizeable) sandwich, with plenty of bang for your buck.

Late night delivery to an airport hotel. Real deal wholesome food! Took some time to prepare. Absolutely worth it.

The food carts near our place changed out the gyro food cart and so we thought to give this new place a try. What We Had:- Hummus with Pita- 2 lamb gyrosPros:- Hummus and Pita was better than the previous placeCons:- Lamb gyro was very soupy and required a fork to eat most of it. Overall:The previous place while taking a lot longer to prepare was far better in quality. This place has nice staff but the food quality is not something we enjoyed

I was recommended this place by a stranger I trust who swore that this was her favorite food. Did we drive halfway across Portland to get it? Yes. Did I almost miss my flight to get this? Also yes. Was it worth it? Also yes.At first, after ordering, I was wondering why I didn't just try a bite and order something else as my dish from one of the many other food carts. In fact, I was kicking myself over it. However, once I took a bite I was very happy with the choice made.This honestly might be one of my favorite food dishes that I've had. It is a good sized meal that is packed with flavor. Sometimes a wrap like this can be too dry, sometimes too soggy. This was perfectly blended with sauces. A nice kick, but also a cooling sensation in every bite. The meat was great. The bread was soooooo good, toasted perfectly. Every bite just came together with perfection. Another key point is that the way it was wrapped made it manageable to bite into while also holding it together (often a big problem with gyros - they can fall apart too easily).All in all, would definitely recommend this to anyone who lives in Portland or is visiting the Portland area. They need to franchise this and pop them up in every city across the country. By the end of it, I decided I'd be willing to drive all the way across Portland for it, not just halfway.

This place is the bees knees definitely come here if you are craving Greek food. It's in a "food truck neighborhood" called the village, with an array of all sorts of different food trucks. I had the three meat wrap; the meat was tender it melted in your mouth. I also ordered the baklava and all I can say is yum all the layers filled with chopped nuts, and honey. Please come here and try it

They gyros are pretty dang good here! We love going to a good food truck park. However, they were out of a good bit when we went so we had to settle for the gyro we got. Even settling, it was delicious. A bit of a long wait though.

Everything I've had here was very good. They are also generous with the portions. The owner is very accommodating, and he will take her to your needs. Today I had the chicken shawarma wrap which is one of those things that I will be thinking about for days... I've also had hummus with meat here, and again the portions were generous with lots of meat. This place is also open late until 1:00 a.m. in the morning.