Indian Hunger Point

My husband and I had heard great things about this cart, so we came and got a ton of food to give it a try. We are so glad we did! The word of mouth is absolutely correct. The food was fresh, delicious, and perfectly spiced. Plus the portions are very generous. Our stand outs: chicken biryani, lamb curry, and veggie pakoras. The biryani may be one of the best I’ve had anywhere, we both had to throw away our spoons to stop eating it. The lamb is tender and the curry flavor is deep and rich and flavorful. The pakoras are more substantial than others I’ve had, but they had great flavor and I loved the coriander chutney they came with. This cart is a gem and I can’t wait to go back for more!

The saag paneer was absolutely delicious—perfectly seasoned, rich, and full of flavor. You can really taste the freshness and quality in every bite. I highly recommend this place to everyone. Great food, great experience, and definitely worth coming back!

I loved hanging out around the fire pit. It is a really lovely atmosphere. That being said, the vegetable korma was missing something. The sauce looked a bit like Velveeta. My husband, who is better with flavors, said it tastes like they were rationing the cardamom. And it was more expensive than the other Indian food carts I've been to in the area.

Got the chicken tikka masala, it had almost no flavor. The only detectable flavor was milk and a touch of tomato. Overwhelmingly milky, too. And the chicken contained within the sauce was bland and rubbery, and there was very little of it, considering the $18 price tag. Maybe the other dishes are better, but I could barely get through a few bites of mine before throwing it away.

Decent food truck with tasty Indian food. VERY overpriced for the quantity they offer. We tried Mixed Vegetable Curry and Shahi Paneer. Both items tasted good (requested for spicy, but it wasn't that spicy to be honest). They need to really improve on the quantity (or at least reduce the price), but the food is tasty though.

Proprietor was rude and the food took forever to come out. When it did arrive it was hot, but the tika masala was pretty flavorless and had very little actual chicken. For $17 it was wildly overpriced.

I have chased this food cart around from when they were on 82nd Ave. out to Foster and back to my home space of John’s Marketplace. My favorite Indian food in Portland. 🙌

Great good, authentic taste. Stopped for chai, had samosas, and then picked up Chole Bhaturas as well. Rampal who runs the food truck was very pleasant and prompt in his service.

The food is always consistently good. Curry, vindaloo, biryani are always flavorful and they ask what level of heat you prefer for the spicy dishes. The samosas are my go-to food for a non meat dish. The mint dipping sauce is a great mix of flavors and a little heat. Thanks, gentlemen for a great dinner. I also have more than enough for lunch tomorrow.

Indian Hunger Point has moved to the Flipside Bar & Food Carts on 9320 SE Woodstock Blvd Portland, OR 97266 https://www.flipsidebarpdx.com/ We always order the Saag Paneer and it is lovely. Comes with Basmati which is wonderful by itself! Friendly folk making yummy food? What could better?

Worst Indian food, hands down. I'm usually hesitant to slam small businesses, but I'm not exaggerating when I say this is actually, the worst food I've eaten period. We kept it pretty safe/basic and ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, Vegetable Korma, and Naan. Naan: Looked great, but despite a visible effort to season the naan, it was very underwhelming and a bit doughy. Chicken Tikka Masala: 5 small pieces of rubbery chicken. The sauce tasted more like broccoli cheddar soup than anything, and that's an insult to broccoli cheddar soup. I've eaten Indian food many different places and usually order the same thing. Never had anything taste like this. Vegetable Korma: SAME SAUCE USED FOR THE CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA!! This was probably the most infuriating. Vegetables tasted frozen. The rice was rice, no complaints there. Why it had such good reviews is completely beyond me. We were so hungry, but threw it away after a few bites. Just trying to warn people: stay away.

This is fantastic Indian food. Lamb vindaloo is perfection. It may take a while, but it is always worth the few minutes of waiting. The naan is on the thin side, more crispy than soft, but still goes great with the dishes.

Great food, clean and tidy with the perfect service. We wanted Extra Spicy Shrimp Biryani and they made sure we had a taste test to make sure it's to our liking

This is the best Curry and Tikki Masala you can get for the price. Great service every time I go and done pretty quickly. Good amount of curry and rice and always have to get Garlic Nan. This is my go to Indian place if I wanna get it quick and to go. I highly recommend trying this place if you love Indian food.

I had the Bhindi Masala and it was one of the best I have had. My photo has it mixed with some other food that I got from another cart so it's a lil misleading. Sorry. But the spice on this was perfect and so flavorful. I am definitely a fan and will be coming back here to try more of their food.

So good, best curry in PDX!! I especially like the Chicken Goa, extra spicy. Great service as well. Highly recommend!!

I can't believe the Eastport Food Carts are closed. Where is Indian Hunger Point located now? Their food is so delicious and they are such a kind family.

The food was incredible. I had the lamb jalfrezi which was extremely flavorful and spicy. The service was good and the food was ready quickly.

This place is SO good!!! Giant samosas, really yummy veggie pakora (perfectly fried), amazing chutney, and the owners are super nice. We got a delicious indian food feast with plenty of leftovers... and a motherload of chutney. Great spot! Almost hate to share it because I don't want to wait in line, but this spot deserves it!

Great place for authentic delicious Indian food. Awesome personal service. Best in Portland. Highly recommend.

Amazingly delicious food, fast service and large portions! Love this place and always come back for the biryani!

We stopped in on Christmas afternoon to check out the food carts. So glad to have found this place. We had the most delicious, biggest vegetable pakodas ever! Thank you! We Will be back to try more food on the menu

Owner is not very pleasant, other guy at least smiles, but is also sneezing all over the place. No drink prices, so $5 for a small - odd tasting - Mango Lassi.

I love Indian food. I was craving it and found this food truck. I will be dreaming of the food. This is my new go to place for Indian food. I didn't even get anything that was recommended so I am super excited to try them next time. The garlic naan was so delicious.

I enjoyed my food! I asked for spicy and they would use disposable spoons to hand me a little sauce to ask what i thought and then adjust it for me- the men were very sweet and my curry was very spicy. The garlic naan was bland but I didn't particularly mind.

Saturday lunch time and this food cart pod was busy with lots of options open. Indian Hunger Point opened on time and are consistently open as advertised (rare with food carts!) And they didn't disappoint! Lots of vegan options available. Had to ask but then the gentleman gave me a paper menu that has all the vegan options listed. I got the Saag Chana- good portions, deep and delicious flavor. He even had me try a bite while cooking to make sure I was satisfied with the price. Highly recommend!

Solid dependable spot for chicken tikka masala ( served with basmati rice) and garlic naan ( our very favorite place has a lot more fresh crushed garlic on it, but theirs is good too). Good spice level/ we like spice! Hot and fresh, prices reasonable and good portions. Need to take a pic at some point... also like the fact they're open 7 days a week ( no lunch hours Monday I think)...

I ordered Vegetable Biryani and Basic Naan. Asked for minimum spicy. Didn't enjoy either. Veg Biryani was still too spicy. Could be more vegetables. It was also sticky, not fluffy, like a mush. Biryani is not supposed to be mushy. Tried authentic Indian food before, both in India and in US, as well as cook it myself. Naan was just ok. Raita that came on the side was ok too. Won't be ordering here again.

The chicken tikka masala was some of the best I've ever had. I asked for medium heat and before finishing it the chef offered me a taste to see how I liked it. It wasn't face melting hot, so I asked for it to be a little spicier. It was dynamite! The korma was equally awesome. Last but certainly not least were the vegetable pakora. They were hands down the best I've ever had. Having said that the mint sauce was the cherry on top!

I really like the lamb curry here. It is exactly like what I ate in India. Its spice level is spot on and the portions are generous.

Always like going here - all their veggie dishes I've tried are delicious and the man who is usually working is friendly and fast. Sometimes their naan is a little dry, but otherwise, no complaints!

Really really wanted to like this place. BOTH times I tried they were out of Naan, and BOTH times it wasn't disclosed until my meal was almost ready. Ordered a basic tikka here and it was not spicy at all, ordered it medium. The second time, ordered the same thing, and was told he was out of spicy, so I got a side of chili flakes put in with my order. Bazaar. The guy that runs this place is not nice, I won't be back, sadly. Just bad. A lot of rice too.

Wow. I'm impressed. You wouldn't figure it by the name, but this place is legit. I got the vegan Aloo Mutter and Aloo Kulcha here and it did not disappoint at all. I asked for spicy and he delivered on said spice. Had me taste it while he was cooking it to ensure it was both as spicy (hot) and as spicy (flavor) as I wanted it. Rice was solid and the bread was good. A friend got the chicken tikka and said it was among the best he ever had. His garlic naan, however, was undercooked. Impressive that they have a tandoori oven in the cart. For sure. Definitely excited to come back for more!

Okay I JUST finished eating and am already posting a review. THAT'S how good this place is! We had garlic naan, vegetable samosas, channa masala, saag paneer, and chicken biriyani. Sooo amazing. I went off the reviews and they weren't wrong. Dont even think about it, go ahead and place your order!

Ok it must be a bad day for their chicken tikka masala, according to these reviews. It tasted like butternut squash soup with some chicken pieces in it lol. C'mon, I can make it better than that! The garlic naan was delicious and based on the other reviews, sounds like I just bought the least traditional option to pair it with. I'll come back, but def try something else next time.

Just moved to Portland and this is easily the best Indian food I have found including restaurants or food carts. Run down here and meet this creative chef who makes delicious food! Amazing!!

We ordered the saag chicken and a extra side of naan bread and it was delicious! We will be coming back!

New favorite place to get delicious Indian food! We have loved everything we have tried. I am so glad we found this food cart on our side of town. We used to have to go pretty far into Portland for comparable food. I think this food cart is better than those anyway. Staff are very nice too!

Their chicken curry did not taste like curry at all???? It had cubes of chicken in it and tasted like squash. The dish I got was good (lamb vindaloo) but my friends got the curry and they did not like it.

This food cart has the most delicious Indian food we've found since our old favorite closed. Try the saag. Biryani and samosas!

I wish I had pictures of this delicious spot but always end up inhaling everything!! The chicken goa curry is ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL!! The chicken tikka masala is bangin, the naan is bomb - get garlic!! I find myself trying to check out new carts but always end up ordering here! It's so good!!!

absolutely incredible food. the chicken korma is to die for!! good price too, comes with rice!

We are sort of developing a bad addiction to this cart. The chicken tikka masala is outstanding as are the lamb wraps- we want to try more items but just can't stay away from our favorites

Got the korma mild. It was tasty. Im pretty picky about Indian and have no "favorites" in portland. Only in beaverton and Vancouver. Naan was good- a bit thinner than im used to. The star was the vegetable pkora. His style was more of a dumpling versus fried veggies in batter. Great service. Will be back

I am disappointed about the chicken wrap, he used tortilla instead of naan, but the menu said wrapped with fresh naan. Tortilla in Indian food?!!

We are Indian food fanatics! Some of our favorite places in portland are just not what they use to be. Someone has turned us on to this spot and it has not disappointed! We only have had vegetarian options. The portions are very generous and a couple dollars cheaper than other spots in town. The owner is very friendly and they always check in the spice level. Would highly recommend!

This is the ultimate best food in the state of Oregon! Huge portions, freshly cooked in front of your eyes by an Indian chef. Best Indian food outside of India, although I must confess I've never been there. I'm sure that they won't be able to make lamb biryani like this even in India. Namaste