Fork And Spoon Food House

This is the best place to eat if you're craving for filipino cuisine.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Pork Lumpia, Sisigsilog Sisig Fried Rice Egg, Adobo, Pancit Bihon, Pork or Chicken Adobo

My niece and I ate here a few days ago, July 16, 2025. We were visiting Portland from Seattle. We ordered sisig with rice and halo halo. The sisig wasn't too bad but was a bit dry, and their rice was so dry and seemed half-cooked. We asked if they had free sabaw so we could at least pour some on our rice, since the rice wasn't good quality either, but Nanay said no soup. Their halo halo was kind of expensive at $9.00. This price would be fair for the halo halo if they would add more ingredients. We tasted the kid's cereal, and there was barely any sahog in the halo halo. I hope they improve their rice, as it was dry and half-cooked based on my experience here. I've been to a lot of Filipino restaurants, and they always serve good rice.

Google says they are open. Wasted time to find out they are closed.

Fork & Spoon catered my birthday party. We ordered several types of pancit, sisig, a couple veggie dishes, & rice - enough food for 40 people. The food was packaged in aluminum trays & zip-up insulated warming bags with handles - nice! I’m part Filipino & travel to the Philippines frequently, so I’m very familiar with Filipino food. The food was absolutely delicious & that was even after it traveled almost an hour to our party & sat in the warming bags for another 1/2 hour, then in the chafing dishes with warming fuel cans for another 2 hours. Our guests were delighted & I was very happy with the flavor, texture, & authentic taste of the food. Erwina, owner, took my order & was very gracious & also extra thoughtful in regards to allergies. I told her I have a soy sensitivity & she replaced the soy sauce with coconut aminos at no additional charge - wow, that was above & beyond! Thank you so much, Erwina, for the wonderful food I was able to share with my family & friends. Many of them had never eaten Filipino food before & it was a delicious introduction for them.
Also, we have eaten at the restaurant several times & pick-up several times. We typically get the pancit bihon, sisig, bangus (fried milkfish), halo-halo, & rice (of course:)!). The restaurant is not pretentious. There are Philippine decorations & modest tables & chairs. It’s like going to eat in the Philippines which is one of the things I most like about it. The food has been consistently delicious!
We’re thankful Fork & Spoon is here for us to enjoy a little bit of the Philippines & bring back & create many wonderful memories of sharing Filipino food - an important part of Filipino culture. Thank you, Erwina, for sharing your delicious food with our community!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Awesome awesome food. Fabulous Adobo!! Outstanding service. I will visit here EVERY time I come back to town.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pork Adobo, Pork Lumpia

Portions are small unfortunately, but the foods ok.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Well spent over $40 for a chopsuey that says comes with rice. Then I called lady on the phone informed me that it doesn’t come with rice anymore. That the website wasn’t updated for door dash. That’s just so sad to tell your customer that it doesn’t come with rice. Rice is life for pinoys. If I ever come back to Portland ain’t ordering here ever again. 😭

Food: 2

Service: 1

Service was good, food was excellent

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pork Adobo, Pork Lumpia, Halo-Halo Classic Force Cream, Pancit Bihon

Very delicious

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pork Adobo, Pork Lumpia, Pinakbet, Halo-Halo Classic Force Cream, Adobo

Visiting from Seattle & Chicago and we wanted some Filipino Food and this place did not disappoint! Food is very good and will definitely come back again! A must try! Salamat to the owners and staff for a great lunch & service!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I try to only give positive reviews so when service or product is bad - I have to say something. I ordered $95 of food and was disappointed. The Kare Kare was watery and only had 2 pieces of extremely dry meat. The sinigang was tasty but it also only had 2 pieces of pork. The pinakbet lacked taste. Finally, even the pork adobo was really dry and had no broth. I’m Ilocano so maybe my expectations are a bit high but this was sad.

Unassuming spot off Sandy.Food was good here,waitress very nice as well.If you've never had Filipino food before give it a go.

Parking: One hour parking.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pancit Bihon, Halo-Halo Classic Force Cream

Landed at PDX and we were craving Filipino food and found this place. When we arrived it was empty but the wooden forks and spoons and decorations gave true Filipino vibes. Our host/server was super friendly and said it was his aunt's place.

The food was delicious but surprisingly was set up as individual entrees with rice rather than family style. Our server happily brought us plates and serving spoons when we said we were planning to share. Everything was flavorful and came out hot and fresh.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 5

food decent, execution of service poor... was hopeful, but little dissapointed and still left hungry with items missing from order and never came. i'm the type to not raise a ruckus and if i didnt get it, it wasnt ment to be.

halo halo was ok, nice chunks of flan and ube ice cream, but barely any milk, adobo was delish but had to share with 4 other people since we were all hungry. fresh lumpia was good, sinigang was good, bbq pork was ehhh, but we were hungry, ordered sisig canton, ended up not being sisig lmao after she read back to us our order in the beginning... our dessert almost didnt come but one of us said something...
food is a solid 3 rating, experience i say is a 2...

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 2

Delicious little mom and pop restaurant. Had the pancit canton sasig and it was delicious