Egyptian Bros.

The rice plate is a staggering amount of food for $13. It would feed 2 to 3 of the adults who live at my house. For those unfamiliar with middle Eastern food, what they call salad is in Portland called pickles (more or less). In Farsi the word is torshi. These are salty pickles, sour, but not at all sweet. I like them so much I make them at home even though I am not from the Middle East. I liked their food so much that I forgave them for giving me the wrong food. I ordered lamb and after driving 20 minutes home found my plate contained kufta (sausage). Since it was by far the tastiest kufta I had ever had, I decided to re-classify my notes as an observation rather than a complaint. I don’t idly pass out five star reviews. For me three stars is high praise and I commend this place to your attention with some zeal.

07/19/17: 4.5 out of 5 - Saw Egyptian Bros. when I came out to try FOMO. It caught my attention because the cart's door shows that the trailer was once operated by the U.S. Department of Geological Survey. I came here after my Wednesday Run Group. So... I decided to pig out and bought the Philly Cheese Steak and the Chicken Gyro. Wow! Great meat cuts and portions for the price! And, very tasty on top of that. I look forward to trying some other items in the near future. Service is what it is. I'm a bit concerned about the transaction charge fee signage stating it would be added, but it seem to appear it was charged on my receipt. I would definitely recommend trying this place once and decide for yourself. I will definitely will be returning. Enjoy!

I ordered online through group hub and picked it up! It was ready at 5 pm as scheduled. The lamb is one of the best I have ever had. So tender! I got the lamb gyro and it was stuffed with lamb. My partner had the lamb platter - again a very generous serving. We also had a baklava that was wonderful! I would definitely go back and I recommend highly!