For brothers Theo and Luke, the flavors
of Greece aren’t just a cuisine – they’re
a cherished part of their heritage.
Third-generation Greek Americans,
born and raised right here in Portland,
their connection to their roots runs
deep. Anchored in the vibrant
community of Holy Trinity Greek
Orthodox Cathedral on Glisan Street,
they began Greek dancing from the
time they could walk, and participated
in numerous aspects of the community.

Some of their fondest childhood
memories revolve around the church’s
annual Greek Festival. In between
dance performances and working the
booths, one festivity always stood out:
Loukoumades. These golden, honey-
coated puffs were a family affair, a
delicious tradition shared with their
sister and beloved grandparents year
after year. It was during these sweet
moments that a dream began to
simmer – to one day share the joy of
authentic loukoumades with the wider
Portland community, not just for a few
days a year, but year-round.

Now, that dream has become a reality.
Theo and Luke, though young, are no
strangers to the hustle and bustle of
the food service industry. They’ve
honed their skills and learned the
importance of friendly and efficient
service without ever compromising on
quality.
At our truck, you can expect that same
dedication. We’re passionate about
bringing you the freshest, most
delicious loukoumades, prepared with
care and served with a smile. More than
just a food truck, we’re sharing a piece
of our history and our love for our
culture, one bite at a time.
Come taste the tradition!
So, who is Yanni? Well, Yanni, or Ιωάννης, is our Papou – that’s grandfather in Greek. His life story is quite remarkable: he was forced to flee his mountain village during World War II, went on to become a Lieutenant in the Royal Canadian Navy, and then dedicated his career to child psychiatry as he and our Yiayia (grandmother) settled in Portland, Oregon.
And Finally, we will leave you with some
prime Yanni at Yanni’s eating Yanni’s!
See You Here!



