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4.3 (7 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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1 month ago

I ordered the Thom Kha and it was fine but very uninspiring. I wouldn't order it again.

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Meh. Food was mediocre. Cashew nut dish had no cashews and minimal flavor. At least it had a fair amount of tofu.

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1 year ago

We love this place!! The spicy basil chicken is sooo amazing!! Great service and can't recommend enough.

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Champagne Poetry was very lovely the moment I stepped inside! Very pink! My friend had made…read morereservations for a Sunday at noon. The restaurant was filled, but not quite to capacity. Comfy chairs. I had looked ahead of time to see if there were vegan options, and I saw a few things. I saw that mapo tofu, which is made table side, had a vegan option with mushroom. My friend wasn't sure what to get at first, so many things appealed to him. He ended up getting fried rice with Korean sausage and pork belly, and he really liked it. We shared cucumber salad, refreshing and tasty! I ordered the vegan mapo tofu. I was told it can be pretty spicy. I asked if they could tone the spice level down. If they could do that, that's what I would get. I was told General tso tofu was available, even though it wasn't on the menu. I was told they would reduce spice level on mapo tofu, so that's what I ordered. A server brought out a hot bowl and something that she poured into the hot bowl, put a cover on. I was told not to remove the cover for 5 minutes. She brought a 5 minute timer, and flipped it over. My friend and I were confused at first. It looked like milk that was poured into the bowl. At the end of 5 minutes, the server came back over and removed lid. You could see the tofu becoming more solid. She added in the mushroom mixture. It was really delicious and the spice level was perfect! Service was attentive. I just wished there would have been a couple other vegan options.

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Expensive and bland. Those two words sum up our experience perfectly. My wife and I were excited to…read moretry a new spot for our date day. It seemed promising when we arrived because the space is very cute and clean, with lots of greenery. The umbrellas and piano make the space look unique and enticing. We were greeted warmly and seated quickly. We ordered the non-fried spring rolls as a starter. They were not good and I regretted my choice. They were wrapped sloppily and seemed to lack filling. It reminded me of a moist sock sliding off of a foot. The veggie filling had a nice flavor, but the damp draping roll wrap grossed me out. I wished I could just toss them in a deep fryer. We decided to share the coconut curry noodles with tofu, and the okra dish, and we both added one samosa on the side. The curry noodles were shockingly bland. I did not taste curry at all, only coconut. Not a speck of curry flavor. It was weird, because the noodles were yellow...my brain kept expecting flavor that never came. It screamed for salt, and there was none on the table. It also left a bland, chalky coating on your tongue. The tofu in the dish was not good. The pieces were cut all different sizes and it had a musty bitter flavor that I was not expecting. I couldn't even eat it. I was also surprised that the dish lacked vegetables...it was garnished with raw red onion, cilantro, and some horrible dry store-bought brand crunchy noodles. I was shocked by how much I hated that dish. The okra dish was a little better (it actually had some flavor) but it was very one-note and I would not call it good. The main flavor I got was smoked paprika, which was kinda nice but overpowering, as it tasted raw and needed to be cooked through more. The tiny potatoes were raw which was really not cool. There's not much I hate more than undercooked potatoes. The eggplant was also undercooked and spongy. The okra was ok. Even the rice was not good. It was mushy and came in a pathetically tiny portion served in a small cup that was barely half full. The samosas were probably the worst thing we had. I wouldn't even call it a samosa. It was a tiny greasy triangle of mostly dough. There was a single pea and a tiny smear of overly-salty potato filling. I was shocked at how bad they were. My wife didn't even finish hers even though it was tiny. It was that bad. Worse than the food was the stupid robot waiter. We had to push a gross (obviously smeared and dirty) button to make the robot go away after bringing our food. And we could tell that the waitress was also annoyed by it, as she had to walk it through the restaurant like it was a toddler taking its first steps. So dumb. This was the worst and most expensive lunch I have had EVER. It is rare that I try a new place and don't like anything I try. It was kind of shocking, actually. I will never be back.

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O Cha Thai Kitchen PDX - asianfusion - Updated October 2026

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