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Portland · checked November 14, 2026
The best Mediterranean food delivery and takeout in Portland
The 3 places in Portland we'd order Mediterranean food from tonight. Start with Ya Hala (kebabs, shawarma plates, hummus and cabbage rolls), then Al Hawr (falafel, shawarma and rice plates), then Gyro House Mediterranean Grill (Division) (gyro or shawarma plate with rice and hummus).
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Ya Hala
Get: Kebabs, shawarma plates, hummus and cabbage rolls
Grilled meats and rice travel well and reheat easily.
Good to know: Phone (503) 256-4484.
Where we found it: Travel Portland: Middle Eastern food (2026-06) · Portland Monthly: Ya Hala
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Al Hawr
Get: Falafel, shawarma and rice plates
Fried falafel and rice plates hold up well in transit.
Good to know: Phone (971) 254-9785.
Where we found it: Travel Portland: Middle Eastern food (2026-06)
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Gyro House Mediterranean Grill (Division)
Get: Gyro or shawarma plate with rice and hummus
Carved meat in a foil tray and pita stay good for the drive home.
Where we found it: Uber Eats: Gyro House Mediterranean Grill
Good to know
What is the best Mediterranean food delivery in Portland?
Ya Hala in Montavilla. Get kebabs, shawarma plates, hummus and cabbage rolls. Grilled meats and rice travel well and reheat easily.
Where can I get Mediterranean food takeout in Portland tonight?
Chef Amazing's list for Portland: Ya Hala (Montavilla), Al Hawr (South Waterfront), Gyro House Mediterranean Grill (Division) (Centennial). Each one does takeout or delivery; order from the place's own site when it has one.
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How we pick: our own stories and guides first, then this year's critics and best-of lists; every place checked open and checked to do takeout or delivery. Photos marked "a photo like it" show the food, not that place's. Delivery areas and hours change; check before you order. Chef Amazing is not paid by any place on this page.
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