This restaurant is wonderful. If they have the curry puffs when you go there definitely get them. It comes with this cucumber chili onion side for dipping that is super good. The black garlic stir fry is also really good. I've never had anything I didn't like from there. Also good Thai iced tea.?
adam smith
Just did not hit it, at all. Orange chicken special was $18 but super fried with thick batter and small amount of chicken, just tasted like oil. Kind of the same review for the eggrolls. The drunken noodle was solid. Maybe just the noodle dishes? ?♂️ Not impressed. And expensive for what was received.
Marshal Turner
Overheard someone saying this was this favorite Thai place and wow I’m glad I followed up. Super flavorful and great serving sizes. Not too expensive and I’m stoked to try everything else
Willy R.
Consistent god Thai food. Great for folks that need gluten-free. We get the pumpkin curry. Add extra chicken and this will easily be the meals or more. Curry is so good, I always hope there's enough to have with rice by itself. Another gluten-free staple for us is the prigh king green beans and beef. I've also been into t the pork belly and Asian broccoli, but my g-f partner hasn't tried it yet unsure if it is gf. Still, all yummy. Delivery is always fast. Their online ordering system has an order history making re-ordering super easy. Gluten-free folks know how nice that is.
Patty H.
Has to be the worst Thai food I have ever eaten. I admit I have been to Thailand multiple times, so I have had the real deal. No restaurant in the states can match that for authenticity, but many taste good. I had the lunch "special recipe" orange chicken--tiny, tiny toothpick-size strips of dark chicken in a thick, sticky, heavy breading (so greasy) with no residual sauce to mix with the rice. Boring steamed vegetables which luckily I had ordered peanut sauce on the side to jazz them up some, but not even very good sauce. I will never return nor recommend.
Shayla Melody
It was delicious. I ordered chicken fried rice and crab Rangoon. The rice had levels of 1 to 10 for how spicy it was and I ordered level 2. It was a lot spicier than I thought. I'll be sure to get a level 1 next time I visit. The Rangoon was super crispy and fresh! It was my favorite part of my little meal. Not that little since it was definitely all enough for 2 people. Service is great.
Nakayi Michael
one of those last minute google closes place to eat cause it’s late and my family’s starvingand WOW this was so deliciouswe are foodies and have eating almost every type of food and this Thai Food hit the Spot sooo delicious I will definitely be back me and my big family of 8 where warmly welcomed , each item was explained even dishes where accommodated to my families size.Food was Top Tier 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️we ordered :3 flavor fisha beef stir frya pho style soupThai fried riceCurry Pattie’s (sorry I don’t remember all the names)and a chicken and yellow rice daily specialme and my family devoured everythingso happy we found this place
Janine Saldivar
Food was delicious!! Perfect portion size and reasonably priced. Restaurant was clean and staff was very nice. Definitely will come back!
Alexie M.
Very great service the food is fantastic this is my second time ordering from here and I'd like to give them a good praise. The food in authentic and great quality if your looking for great Thai food I highly recommend this restaurant. The crab Rangoons and Thai basil fried rice is to die for
Sarah Gilbert
we had the specials, including the tom yum ramen and the drunken trio. absolutely the best combination of flavors, textures and spice level of any Portland Thai I’ve had. every bit of seafood was perfectly cooked. the Thai hot tea was ideal on a cold day and the durian sticky rice was a delight. I’d come back again and again.
This is easily the most consistent, flavorful and best bang for-your-buck Thai restaurant in Portland. They are always on time and the dishes are spectacular. You are really able to customize your spice level, which is nice if you’re living in the in between like me. My go to meals: pumpkin curry, pad woon sen and and their Thai chicken wraps.
Marc W.
My favorite Thai spot in PDX. The food is delicious and the people are very friendly.
Timotheos
Food was not up to the high Thai food standard of Portland. Mind you, the food wasn’t bad, it was fine, but there are better Thai restaurants in SE Portland. Atmosphere looked lovely (we did take out) and the person at the counter was super sweet.
Tara R.
After grabbing some kombucha across the street, it was time for some food. My friend and I were seated quickly. There are large plastic dividers between tables, which was nice. Seems like there was one person that was doing all the serving/order taking/front of house stuff. I got the thai fried rice with vegetables, gluten free. I was quite happy with all the delicious veggies that were in the fried rice. We are talking large, fresh carrot slices, winter squash, and cabbage, along with the normal veggies one finds in their fried rice. Serving size was great, I really shouldn't have eaten the whole thing, as it was enough for another meal, but it was just so darn delicious, I couldn't stop myself. Prices are reasonable. Do yourself a favor and go here, or order take out. Just get food from this lovely place.
Jay Sungvorn
We ordered three dishes to share. Papaya salad has good flavor, chicken was moist but needed more seasoning, stick rice was cook perfectly. Tom ka with chicken was good, little bit salty, it has onion and ice berg, I never eat that before in Tom ka, mushroom would be fine. Basil beef fried rice was weakest in seasoning, tasted plain not even minor, beef was tender. I asked for Thai chilies sauce which saved the dish and eating with coconut soup even better. Service was good, u can eat inside.
This restaurant is wonderful. If they have the curry puffs when you go there definitely get them. It comes with this cucumber chili onion side for dipping that is super good. The black garlic stir fry is also really good. I've never had anything I didn't like from there. Also good Thai iced tea.?
Just did not hit it, at all. Orange chicken special was $18 but super fried with thick batter and small amount of chicken, just tasted like oil. Kind of the same review for the eggrolls. The drunken noodle was solid. Maybe just the noodle dishes? ?♂️ Not impressed. And expensive for what was received.
Overheard someone saying this was this favorite Thai place and wow I’m glad I followed up. Super flavorful and great serving sizes. Not too expensive and I’m stoked to try everything else
Consistent god Thai food. Great for folks that need gluten-free. We get the pumpkin curry. Add extra chicken and this will easily be the meals or more. Curry is so good, I always hope there's enough to have with rice by itself. Another gluten-free staple for us is the prigh king green beans and beef. I've also been into t the pork belly and Asian broccoli, but my g-f partner hasn't tried it yet unsure if it is gf. Still, all yummy. Delivery is always fast. Their online ordering system has an order history making re-ordering super easy. Gluten-free folks know how nice that is.
Has to be the worst Thai food I have ever eaten. I admit I have been to Thailand multiple times, so I have had the real deal. No restaurant in the states can match that for authenticity, but many taste good. I had the lunch "special recipe" orange chicken--tiny, tiny toothpick-size strips of dark chicken in a thick, sticky, heavy breading (so greasy) with no residual sauce to mix with the rice. Boring steamed vegetables which luckily I had ordered peanut sauce on the side to jazz them up some, but not even very good sauce. I will never return nor recommend.
It was delicious. I ordered chicken fried rice and crab Rangoon. The rice had levels of 1 to 10 for how spicy it was and I ordered level 2. It was a lot spicier than I thought. I'll be sure to get a level 1 next time I visit. The Rangoon was super crispy and fresh! It was my favorite part of my little meal. Not that little since it was definitely all enough for 2 people. Service is great.
one of those last minute google closes place to eat cause it’s late and my family’s starvingand WOW this was so deliciouswe are foodies and have eating almost every type of food and this Thai Food hit the Spot sooo delicious I will definitely be back me and my big family of 8 where warmly welcomed , each item was explained even dishes where accommodated to my families size.Food was Top Tier 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️we ordered :3 flavor fisha beef stir frya pho style soupThai fried riceCurry Pattie’s (sorry I don’t remember all the names)and a chicken and yellow rice daily specialme and my family devoured everythingso happy we found this place
Food was delicious!! Perfect portion size and reasonably priced. Restaurant was clean and staff was very nice. Definitely will come back!
Very great service the food is fantastic this is my second time ordering from here and I'd like to give them a good praise. The food in authentic and great quality if your looking for great Thai food I highly recommend this restaurant. The crab Rangoons and Thai basil fried rice is to die for
we had the specials, including the tom yum ramen and the drunken trio. absolutely the best combination of flavors, textures and spice level of any Portland Thai I’ve had. every bit of seafood was perfectly cooked. the Thai hot tea was ideal on a cold day and the durian sticky rice was a delight. I’d come back again and again.
Restaurantji Recommends
This is easily the most consistent, flavorful and best bang for-your-buck Thai restaurant in Portland. They are always on time and the dishes are spectacular. You are really able to customize your spice level, which is nice if you’re living in the in between like me. My go to meals: pumpkin curry, pad woon sen and and their Thai chicken wraps.
My favorite Thai spot in PDX. The food is delicious and the people are very friendly.
Food was not up to the high Thai food standard of Portland. Mind you, the food wasn’t bad, it was fine, but there are better Thai restaurants in SE Portland. Atmosphere looked lovely (we did take out) and the person at the counter was super sweet.
After grabbing some kombucha across the street, it was time for some food. My friend and I were seated quickly. There are large plastic dividers between tables, which was nice. Seems like there was one person that was doing all the serving/order taking/front of house stuff. I got the thai fried rice with vegetables, gluten free. I was quite happy with all the delicious veggies that were in the fried rice. We are talking large, fresh carrot slices, winter squash, and cabbage, along with the normal veggies one finds in their fried rice. Serving size was great, I really shouldn't have eaten the whole thing, as it was enough for another meal, but it was just so darn delicious, I couldn't stop myself. Prices are reasonable. Do yourself a favor and go here, or order take out. Just get food from this lovely place.
We ordered three dishes to share. Papaya salad has good flavor, chicken was moist but needed more seasoning, stick rice was cook perfectly. Tom ka with chicken was good, little bit salty, it has onion and ice berg, I never eat that before in Tom ka, mushroom would be fine. Basil beef fried rice was weakest in seasoning, tasted plain not even minor, beef was tender. I asked for Thai chilies sauce which saved the dish and eating with coconut soup even better. Service was good, u can eat inside.