Ate-Oh-Ate
$$ • Hawaiian, Salad, KoreanAbout Ate-Oh-Ate
Customers' Favorites
Plates Kal-Bi Ribs Ala Carte- Full
Plates Grilled Teriyaki Chicken
Sides Pineapple-Cabbage Slaw
Korean Chicken and Kalua Pig
Grilled Korean Chicken Plate
Kalua Pig & Cabbage
Grilled Korean Chicken
Kalua Pig & Cabbage
Mochiko Chicken
Shoyu Chicken
Ate-Oh-Ate Reviews
110 ratings
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By far and away, my most favorite eatery in Portland. Fried rice spam bowl is my favorite!! But their Kahlua pig and Shoyu chicken are top notch too. Friendly staff, and safe space. Mahalo Plenty.
Super ono food wish better air flow super hot inside. But food was spot on
Special shout-out to Jay who was excellent and generous with portions esp since I was still hungry from the skimpy portions from a nearby restaurant (won't mention the name out of politeness)- they were a bit busy with online orders at the time, but it all worked out.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Ate-Oh-Ate, formerly known as Big's Chicken, is a local Hawaiian chain with a new downtown Beaverton location and a favorite spot in downtown Beaverton. The restaurant offers a variety of Hawaiian dishes, including Mochiko Chicken, Kalua Pig, and teriyaki chicken plates, plus musubi and a happy hour menu. The casual and chill atmosphere remains, with first-come, first-serve seating. The Kalua Pig is described as smoky and tender, though one reviewer found the Kailua pork too salty. The teriyaki chicken is good, while the Korean chicken plate features bold flavors, particularly from the ginger sauce. The Loco Moco plate has a unique twist with a strong mushroom flavor. The butter mochi cake is chewy, buttery, moist, and fluffy. Portions are large, and the food is fresh and tastes great, though recent reviews also describe the food as quality and service as nice. A refreshing watermelon beverage is also available. Prices are reasonable, and there is a large outdoor seating area, making it a great spot for Hawaiian-style food when you can’t get to Hawaii. Parking can be challenging, but the experience is worth it.