Noho's Hawaiian Cafe

Noho's Hawaiian is my to go comfort food spot for when I have a craving for Hawaiian food! Not sure how I found this spot but been going here since like 2018 and the food remains as good as ever. My to go order will always be the Mochiko chicken and the Korean mixed plate I do switch up my order here and there sometimesss. Inside is such a vibe with Hawaiian music in the back ground and all the surf boards they have as decor. Staff are friendly and I enjoy eating here in the summer since they have an open patio in the back. Food doesn't take long to come out and taste good every time, their portion is big so I always have left over to bring home. Will continue to come back!

First timer here at this cafe...place is clean and we decided to sit in the back out door patio. Nice and clean with lots of room for big group. We were a group of six. It was a nice sunny day so we had to pop up the umbrella...great shade. Service was great. She was very helpful with menu suggestions that none of us picked a usual loco moco when in a Hawaiian restaurant.We ordered a lot of good stuff: Mochiko Chicken, Mixed Plate, Teriyaki Steak sandwich and more. All dishes were very flavorful and large portions.When in the area you must give this place a try.

Delicious Hawaiian food here! We didn't have to wait on a Friday night which was nice. The staff were fantastic. Very attentive and quick. I ordered the short ribs and beef teriyaki and the meat was really flavorful. The Mac salad was so good! One of my favorite dishes was the calamari appetizer - big pieces battered nicely. Portions were more than hefty. We did order cocktails and that's prob the only thing I wouldn't recommend, but food wise? You're in good hands. The ambiance is very relaxed.

What a waste of money! I've been coming to Noho for years! I've never been so disappointed with them. The teriyaki chicken was lukewarm, the rice was gummy, the macaroni & teriyaki chicken was tasteless! I tried to put the teriyaki sauce over the chicken and rice to see if that will help with the flavor... no! I guess the cabbage was there for decoration. ‍

This is the best Hawaiian food I have ever had in my entire life by far and I spent a couple weeks in Maui. 100 percent recommend this place don't skip the appetizers they are the best part. Best calamari I have ever had. Everything was cooked perfectly. Huge tables lots of space bring your family or great for a work event. Really nice especially for the neighborhood it's in. The service was as good as you could ask for no rush, just checked in appropriately. I will be back, this place should be proud of themselves they are doing everything right.

I wish I'd taken a photo of the patio, because it's probably top five in Portland re: ambiance & size, and it's completely hidden from the street so you'd never know it exists on bustling Fremont. The mixed plates were fantastic and incredibly generous portions (though a smaller size is available than those pictured). Their kalua pork is my favorite in town--it is so juicy and flavorful.

Great food. Great People. Our family has been eating here for years. One of the few places to eat Polynesian food.

There are a lot of Hawaiian places in Portland, none the less in the 5 blocks of Noho's, however Noho's is the best, and is consistent most importantly. Always taste good, always good quality, & they load you up on the meat rather then the carbs like most local places do. You pay for what you get here.

This has been my go to spot for Hawaiian food for years now! They are always consistent with the meats. My favorite is the Korean Short Ribs. The ribs are so flavorful and juicy. The portions are great for the price. I'm not a big fan of mac salad, but this place does it right.

Mochiko chicken had too much garlic...I love garlic, but this was NOT edible. Such a waste. Disappointed. BUT the macaroni salad was good. Teriyaki chicken was very dry...almost chicken jerky. BUT Korean ribs were okay. A bit of a bummer. Would not order from here again. I'd rename it to OH!NO! Hawaiian Cafe. Our search for true ono Hawaiian food continues. IMUA!