(503) 284-1773
5365 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland,
OR
97213
45.5409
-122.6082
Neighborhoods: Central northeast Neighbors Incorporated, Rose City Park
What People Are Saying About Du's Grill
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Super-friendly service and quick, made-to-order bento keeps people coming to this Northeast Sandy standout. The converted Dairy Queen space doesn't have much ambience, but it's pleasant and clean. Du's keeps things simple, offering grilled chicken, beef, pork and combo platters served with rice and an iceberg lettuce salad. All are marinated in Du's house teriyaki sauce, which is smoky, rich and not too sweet. The chicken is excellent--juicy and flavorful and never overcooked.
Absolutely Addictive Teriyake
by hollywood38
I MUST eat Du's at least once a week. In a town where there just aren't that many restaurants I want to eat at often, this is the exception. Some other reviewers may not care for certain items, but this is one of those places where you just have to know what to order. Once you do, you'll be addicted too. Oh yeah, and watching them pump out a huge volume of orders like they do always makes for a good show. Nice people.
- Pros: Absolutely delicious
- Cons: Absolutely addictive
not the best
by gotcha7
my boyfriend swears by this place so he talked me into it. Not only was the facility dirty, I couldn't stomach the way they took the meat out of this huge broiler and just slopped it on their grill with meat that was already cooking. They tell you they serve vegetables with the teriyaki, but in reality it's only iceberg lettuce. No carrots no broccoli, nothing but iceberg lettuce. They charge you $7 for a bunch of rice and one piece of chicken that's actually rather dry. I will never eat there again.
- Pros: fast
- Cons: nasty and dry
POLYSTYRENE CONTAINER MELTED THROUGH. POLYSTYRENE IS TOXIC. Take your own dish...
by Sportager
Ordered two orders of yakisoba noodles. Disappointed to find food containers made of recycle number 6, polystyrene. Quickly scooped the food onto a ceramic plate and found a hole melted through the container.
Hot food should never be placed into polystyrene containers. Google "polystyrene food toxic" and read how toxins are released from plastics when they are heated. Bisphenol-A (BPA) was found in the bloodstream of 95% of the population. Baby bottles, can liners, etc are all made with plastics containing BPA. Polystyrene creates other toxins as well. DU'S MAY EARN A HIGHER FOOD RATING AFTER THEIR CONTAINERS ARE CHANGED. Melting doesn't need to occur for toxins to be released.
- Cons: Plastic food containers that melt into your food, body.








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