Norah Alberta
$$ • Vegan, Pan Asian, Thai Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Norah Alberta
Customers' Favorites
Crispy Fried Wontons and Dipping Sauce
Fried Tofu and Fettuccine Pad Thai
Coconut Mushroom Fettuccine
Garlic Chili Tofu GF
Charred Cabbage GF
Longan Rice Pudding
Cantaloupe Colada
Pad Thai Nachos
Papaya Salad
Mapo Tofu GF
Norah Alberta Reviews
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10/10, had the coconut curry, masala fries and khao sui. Food quality and quantity was spectacular. It was so heavy that we had to take out the khao sui. Excellent pricing as well.
Would highly recommend when visiting Portland.
Would highly recommend when visiting Portland.
The host was unsure about giving me a proper table since I was dining alone. But eventually accommodated me. It was a week night and not at all busy. The food was different so full points for innovation but very very salty. The cook went crazy with the tamarind on the pad Thai nachos. It was almost inedible. The dish needs another dimension. It’s too fried and intense. Still glad I came and tried something new.
First time here with 7 of us (5 adults and 2 kids). I ordered the Green Thai Iced Tea with coconut milk and it was really good. If your use to traditional Thai Iced Tea the has a strong floral flavor with some fruit. I really liked it. We ordered the Sichaun Grilled Broccoli that came on skewers and had a side of spicey pickled cabbage. The sauce was sweet with hints soy sauce and ginger. It was fun to eat and was sweet and spicy too. I ordered the Bibimbap which was served cold....read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12 - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
| Friday | 4 - 9PM 12 - 3PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
Norah Alberta offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with friendly staff and quick service. The menu features fresh, flavorful dishes suitable for vegans and non-vegans alike. Popular appetizers include fried dumplings with lime aioli, praised for their perfect crunch, and samosas with a delicious peanut flavor from the massaman curry inside. The fried dumplings are often preferred over the samosas, though both are enjoyed. The restaurant also serves a variety of tasty main courses such as mapo tofu, which is rich and melts in the mouth, and the charred cabbage, which is perfectly crisp and not overly salty. The Sichuan grilled broccoli impresses with its perfect cooking, and flavorful oyster mushrooms are a favorite, making them a popular reorder. Other standout dishes include cauliflower curry with peanut-forward sauce and a well-made Pad Thai. The bibimbap and Pad see ew are considered solid options, while dishes like Pad Thai nachos are more of an interesting one-time try. The ambiance is chill, with plants adding a nice feel, and there is some outdoor seating. The restaurant is small but offers booth seating and chairs, with street parking nearby. Service is quick, and ordering is done at the table using a QR code. Overall, Norah Alberta delivers a satisfying dining experience with a mix of classic and innovative flavors, with food so good that diners often have to remind themselves to slow down.