The best Thai Food I've eaten for sure. Their Pad See Ew is the star of the show and always cooked perfectly. The sauce isn't overly sweet like most Thai places and instead brings a balance of savory and sweet, the noodles are cooked perfectly and have the right amount of char. I'm also partial to the drunken noodles since I just like them a lot and the crispy egg rolls are delicious as well. The Pad Prim King is also tasty too. The shrimp for any dish is good and I've never had them over cooked which is very easy to do especially on a high heat wok. I eat here at least once every time I'm in Portland and have never been even close to disappointed. If you like Thai food (especially more than just Pad Thai), this place will quickly become your go-to spot in Portland.
Chamaporn Paiboonvorachat
+5
The taste of food is very similar to those in Thailand. Both fried rice, Pad Kra Pao, noodles, and desserts are very delicious, until forget to take photos.
Could not recommend this restaurant enough. I ordered takeaway during a snowstorm, and when I went to pick up, I was greeted by the kindest staff who were keeping their restaurant open so folks in the neighbourhood had a place to eat. We were offered hot tea while we waited for our order, and they even gave us a complimentary appetizer in our order to say thank you for our business. The interior of the restaurant is beautiful, the food is perfect, and I will definitely be coming back in the future. Thank you!
The environment inside the restaurant is very Thai style. There are no decorations or bright colors but full of gold department filled with the whole space. very local ethnic atmosphere, revealing the mysterious religious color, i feel i am in Thailand
Service is really good. They give me water two minutes after i enter the restaurant.
The first dish their chef recommended to me was Kaiyang: I think is one of the hallmarks of the restaurant. The whole chicken is cut in half and then marinated and laid on charcoal for a long time. it makes whole chicken very crispy, and with the homemade sauce, it makes the taste very unique. sweet but not greasy.
The noodles are really strong and Smoked lasagna, topped with a spicy seafood gravy, it's very chewy, it's very soupy, and you have all kinds of seafood on lasagna
We found this on a forum listing affordable hidden gems in the Portland area and it did not disappoint. The quality of the food was outstanding for the price per dish. Restaurant atmosphere was great and staff was very friendly. One very notable thing was their peanut sauce. The consistency and flavor profile is the best we've ever had, to the point that we ended up eating it by the spoonful until it was gone lol. Anyways, highly recommend this place.
I went here to be alone with my dog as he was quite rambunctious and the patio sufficed. But, that doll of a gal, a beautiful Thai woman, helped me with curteous and kind prompt service and I felt awesome as I ate on the patio with my pup.
Great feeling, cool vibe, sweet service. One of Portland's quiet, peaceful gems.
Wonderful, delicious food. The lemongrass tea is phenomenal. Chow mein kee mao is packed with flavor, and the Thai pancakes for dessert is a must.
The food was good. There were a few tables open but only one server running around. It appeared understaffed. So it service was slow and I had walk to the server to order and pay after being seated outside. I will come back during another time to try something else.
Edit : 6/29 Ordered Togo but was disappointed with the Tom Yum (Veggie) soup - it smelled weirdly fishy, almost inedible. So we ended up throwing the soup.
Delicious Thai food, the food is very flavorful. We enjoyed Drunken Noodles and Tom Yum soup (very umami).
Our favorite place to eat and take out. We have that weekly and I love it. There is fried rice done with brown rice our favorite.
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