The 9 Best Places for Homemade Sauces in Portland

Mangai Rollin: Great gyros and homemade sauces.

Scott B: The gyro and falafel are great. Soup comes with baked zataar pita. Yum!

NICHOLAS GOODROAD: Are you kidding me? Best Falafel of my life. I had mine Jerusalem Style (with Tabouleh on it).

Caspian Kabob: Each meal comes with Maste Khiar sauce -- better known as Taziki in other cultures. We recommend trying one of our other homemade sauces you won't find anywhere else: Persian Garden or Spicy Dervish.

Sara: Get the caspian kabob - it comes with one chicken and one veggie kabob. Great blend of seasonings. Add a side of the yogurt sauce for $1.

Jeri Beck: Chicken always cooked to perfection. Order with the rice and cucumber yogurt sauce. YUMMY

Tim Van Damme: Get the chicken with peanut sauce, and ask for some of their homemade sauce on the side. Heaven.

Bryan Loke: Delicious Hainanese chicken rice with a Thai twist! The soup was surprisingly amazing

Eater: Of course, Nong's addictive signature dish, a Thai take on Hainan chicken, takes center stage, here and at Nong's two food cart locations, at SW Alder and at the PSU cart pod. [Eater 38 Member]

Lisa Howey: Kaluha pig and the purple sweet potato pie. Very good!

Katie DeFord: YOU HAVE TO CHECK IN HERE!

Zack Ratliff: The Loco Moco is delicious. A little pricey but tasty nonetheless

Bella Porter: Amazing breakfast find. Lots of seating. Outside seating. Organic. Teas. Coffee. Jams & homemade sauces. Try the biscuits

X: The coffee here is among the best I've had. The mocha is a real, deep chocolatey goodness & even the house blend is awesome! Plus, free Wi-Fi courtesy personal telco. :) This is a fantastic breakfast!

Ken Brumer: Go to the New Deal, get some coffee, and chill. Read more.

BeeBee Beck: Best Tai food. They don't add sugar to to their food, good quality, great flavors and good quantity for your money. Lunch combos are very good

Kurt von Wasmuth: Try the star shaped rice!

littlebluedog: Try the Tom Kah -- best in town, hands down.

Gerald White: Had a blast watching the comics. It is a fun envoirnment and they have good food and drinks

Josh Patrice: Nothing makes sense. There's no order to the venue.

Andrea Curtis-Gibson: Pay the Xtra $5 and get a reserved table you save yourself alot of hassle

Charlie B: Everything is good so far I love the art in the bathroom too spray paint space art

Nicole Currier: Favorite pizza place in town. Been coming here since I was but a wee child.

David Molina: Oh, wow. This, ladies & gents, is how pizza should be made and taste to your taste buds. Period.

Mary Ridderbusch: Get the mini pasties starter and enjoy all 3 of the vegetarian pasties. And the potato wedges. Also get those.

PDX Pipeline: Aussie-themed pie store. Can eat savory & sweet pies. Full-seating restaurant & bar inside. Pie & Pint for $7 during happy hour (3-6).

Duane C.: Smells like buttery pie crust goodness in here...have I died and gone to heaven? They serve beer too...this is heaven.