Homies

Got #1 & #2. Both were really good. The server was very friendly and nice. The food cart court has changed a lot since last time I was there. Still nice place to eat and have a drink.

I ordered the pork gyoza and they came out quickly. They were tasty and the rice made the meal more filling. The pickled cabbage on the side was a bit bland for me.

The Mo' gyoza was simply delicious, meat was most, flavors were on point and the pickled salad was a great little pallet balancer. The gyoza was also packed with pork, tasted fresh and had a great dipping sauce. I found this food truck on Yelp and happy I tried it. Will definitely return and recommend this shop to anyone! Also after ordering it only took about 8 minutes to receive my food so quick service. However I was the only person in the food court area but still was great overall!

Ordered the Mo' Gyoza Combo with both pork and veggie gyoza. Ordering was easy and the staff were kind and patient. Took less than 10 minutes to arrive at my table (per the pod's procedures). Upon opening the box, I had to say this was one good looking meal. Everything looked crispy and crunchy. I dug right in. Both gyoza were great and the gyoza dipping sauce was a nice compliment. I like that they give sufficient sauce (usually, I run out). Once the gyoza were consumed, I moved on to the kaarage, which was beautifully crispy and well-marinated. The sauce also adds a nice kick. Personally, it was a bit on the salty side, but gave me an excuse to enjoy the generous rice portion (like I ever need an excuse...). Overall, and enjoyable last meal in St. John. Note: they close at 7:30, not 8 pm.

Simple menus consisting mainly of rice bowls with Karaage and Gyoza.Their Karaage was very well-fried. Not oily at all and crunchy while juicy on the inside. Lovely sauces to go with them as well.

If I could give this place 6 stars I would. #1 they are SO fast when compared with the other trucks in this pod. We had a biggish order and it was out in about 10 minutes. We all ordered the same thing which was the chicken karaage and pork gyoza combo meal. I'm not going to lie when I opened the box I think I heard angels sing. It was a gorgeous plate of food. And the taste did not disappoint. The gyoza was sooo crispy but also juicy. The fried chicken was crispy but not toooo crispy. Just right. And the dipping sauces! Ugh so good. Honestly I might go back right now because I'm craving it just thinking about it! Just look at the pictures and you will too!

This is my favorite spot at the St. John's Beer Porch. And that's high praise, because everything is genuinely good there.Both the veggie and Pork Gyoza are absolutely perfectly done here, and served with a pickled salad and rice. Same with their karaage deep fried chicken, which might be the closest thing to the best fried chicken I've ever had (nori chicken on the big island of Hawaii). These are like the adult, leveled-up red mushroomed-Mario version of chicken nuggets. Lovely indeed. I can also recommend past specials they've run, including the poke bowl and their ramen. If you're feeling hungrier, they have options for more gyoza or more karaage chicken, and these plates could satisfy even the hungriest of customers (of which, of course, I am one).If you're hanging out at the beer porch this summer, and you haven't had the chance to try this cart yet, or you were uncertain in any way, let me give you this little push: it's wonderful. You will not regret it!

The two of us stopped by after work on a warm Summer Thursday night around 6:15pm. This is our third time to DeHomis and I'd recommend it highly. Even if you're not sure, this place is surrounded by food carts and options. A great place to take your confused crowd. You can't miss the food truck, it's hands down the cutest truck on the lot. Like, who decorated this? I struggle to not go full schoolgirl and squee with glee when I see the graffiti cat eating dumplings. ...And the tiny ceramic mushrooms on top ...squee. The food carts have changed quite a bit over the past few months! The huge beer tent is gone and more carts have moved in. Spacing is more distanced and masks are required. The South entrance is closed and you only enter from the NW and NE corners of the food pod now. Very nice in keeping with social distancing. We got two orders, first we both shared the 8 piece Karaage Chicken over rice with Asazuke Salad. It came out fast and piping hot! The chicken is soft, well seasoned, with a thin and crunchy texture. If this chicken was a bread it's be a French baguette with the soft inside and a thin, crispy outter layer. The sticky rice was good, not especially flavorful, but a really welcome mite flavor against the hot, juicy chicken. The Asazuke Salad is the perfect complement to the dish as the light and pungent salad cuts through the grease while remaining fresh. I'd guess the salad contains mostly thin cucumbers, seaweed, matchstick carrots, minimal water chestnuts, mixed in sesame oil, Mirin, sugar, and magic. We took a Chicken and Rice Bowl home for a food fanatic family member who had never had Karaage Chicken and she loved it. If you're a fried chicken enthusiast and also like the thin, crispy coating that only corn starch can provide - head to DeHomis.

We happened upon the St. John's Beer Porch food cart pod today and after reviewing the options my wife decided to go with the Karaage chicken and gyoza plate. It was beyond disgusting. For the love of God change your oil please! And yes, rude owner, I'm leaving a review bc that is what Yelp is for...to steer people away from establishments like yours. Who don't give a damn about your customer experience. If you listened for one second to the negative reviews you might ACTUALLY try to improve your product and attitude. Starting with presentation it was not great...the chicken looked burnt and off-tasting. The gyoza wasn't any better than Trader Joe's from the freezer (TJ's is actually better). I support small business but only if they honestly make an effort. You're doing Portland a disservice. You can do better.

Awesome food. I got a plate with rice, gyoza, karaage, and extra miso soup and it fed three people for abt 21$. It was delicious and still crispy and hot after driving home to eat it because it was too hot and busy at the carts. The cook and cashier was one person and she was very nice and welcoming. The food was also ready insanely fast.