I feel bad, leaving a negative review for such small business. But I think locals need a fair…read morewarning about this place. I ordered a larb salad($16), salad rolls($9) and two Thai iced teas($10). My total is $35. The salad was 50% white onions. The salad rolls were tiny and made with super cheap shrimp. The iced tea was served in a waxy blue paper like cup. Everything from the time you walk in the door till you walk out, the door is as cheap as they come. Pros: the Thai iced tea was delicious. The tiny $16 larb salad had good flavor. And the peanut sauce was good. We eat Thai food all the time and this is the first time I gave this place to try. This is definitely the worst Thai food in Oregon city, with the smallest portions I've ever seen. When did this change happen? They used to be legit. Next time we'll head back to the food carts are to Clackamas orCanby.

Worst Thai food I've ever been served. Tom Kha came without shrimp, clearly heard the microwave…read morebeep before being reserved flavorless shrimp. Bland. Massaman curry was bland and the steak was rancid. Informed the lady at the counter as much and was still charged for it. Paid $31 and walked away from 80% of the meal, then went to another restaurant to actually feed my family.

We've eaten several times here and every time the food is amazing. Top tier cooking by amazing…read more cooks.

There's an old saying that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. I'd like to update that for the…read moremodern era by saying don't judge a Thai restaurant by the number of Minions on the shelves. Thai Smile isn't trying to impress anyone with its interior. It's a casual little spot where you order at the counter, grab a seat, and let the food do the talking. The decor is an eclectic mix of Minion collectibles and what I can only describe as "yard sale chic." Somehow, instead of feeling cluttered, it just feels comfortable. Judging by the steady stream of takeout orders while I was there, the locals have already figured out what matters. And what matters is the food. I stopped in for a casual business lunch and ordered the Kua Kai. The noodles were perfectly cooked, the chicken was tender, everything tasted incredibly fresh, and the presentation was honestly much more elegant than I expected from such an unassuming little restaurant. It looked like someone genuinely cared about what landed on the plate, and it tasted that way too The person I was having lunch with actually lives in the area but had never been there before. By the end of the meal, she was already talking about coming back. Is this your anniversary dinner destination? Probably not. But if you've been together long enough that neither of you feels the need to impress the other with fancy light fixtures and reclaimed barn wood, you're going to have a fantastic meal. For me, this is an easy recommendation. Great food, friendly service, and proof that sometimes the best restaurants spend a little less money decorating the shelves and a little more effort perfecting what's on the plate.

We ordered a large take out order from this cute Thai restaurant yesterday and ate at a nearby…read morelocal park. Call it a Thai family picnic! The food was pretty amazing...fresh, flavorful, and spicy (as requested). It was a home run! Standout dishes: Coconut shrimp, Penang curry (beef), spicy basil fried rice with chicken, and pad kee mao (no broccoli) with chicken. I would give them all 5/5. If I lived within 30 minutes of Lake Oswego, I would be eating at White Orchid once a month. You need to check this place out!

If you're looking for a cute, cozy Thai spot, White Orchid Thai Cuisine definitely checks most of…read morethe boxes. The atmosphere is warm and inviting perfect for a relaxed meal with friend. The Pad Thai was a great option, coming out generously portioned and practically spilling from the bowl. It was packed with flavor and super satisfying, though I personally would have loved just a little extra zing to really take it over the top. The Thai iced tea completely stole the show, sweet, creamy, and incredibly refreshing. Our server was kind and attentive, helping us right away even while juggling a phone order. Plus, the food came out quickly. This thai spot I s a solid choice with great flavors, generous portions, and welcoming service. While I might not go out of my way to make a special trip, I'd absolutely return if I were in the area again.

Buathong Thai definitely makes our top 5 Thai restaurants in Oregon. Do not pass this restaurant…read moreup, you'll regret it! The prices may turn you off at first, $20-$25 a plate, in this economy, eww... BUT Buathong does you a solid by making that $20/plate stretch. Trust me when I say, as a recently pregnant woman, currently breastfeeding hungry madwoman, the plates are easily 3-4 servings per order! This place is amazing like that... Now to the good stuff- the must orders. Pad Thai! Whether you get it with their crying tiger beef or just chicken, their pad thai is absolutely delicious! The dish is always consistent and the flavor board is spot on. I hate super sweet tasting pad thai, and Buathong lays in on the smokey, subtly saucy, perfectly sweet and sour flavors of what a pad thai dish is supposed to taste like. Their thai pho is also cooked to perfection with plenty of melt in your mouth beef cuts. Papaya salad? Refreshing, flavorful, and leaves you feeling guiltless. Honestly, I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. From the amazing food to the friendly service, this restaurant is a no-brained for us when we're in the Milwaukie area.

We ordered take out and was satisfied with all the food. We…read morewere greeted with a friendly smile upon entering and he was helpful and smiling the whole time. Added thai ice tea to go and it was delicious too. There is indoor seating available if you want to eat there. It is casual and cozy. Would eat there again when in town.

Lovely family owned place with excellent service and excellent food!!! Every time I come it's so…read moregood!!

My family and I stopped in for a late lunch around 2:20 PM. I didn't realize they closed at 3:00…read morePM, and I completely understand if a restaurant needs to stop seating customers close to closing time. What disappointed me was the customer service. When we first walked in, we didn't even see an employee because she was standing behind the counter out of sight. She had purple and black hair and was wearing a black apron. We had to walk over to her and let her know we wanted to order. From the very beginning, it felt like she wanted us to order our food to go instead of dining in. There were still customers eating in the restaurant when we arrived, and another group that came in after us was able to get drinks and sit down to eat. Meanwhile, we felt unwelcome and ended up ordering our food to go because of her attitude and the way she interacted with us. I have no issue with the restaurant's closing time. My issue is with the inconsistency and the poor customer service. She was very short with us, came across as hostile, and made us feel like we were an inconvenience. It left a negative impression on our visit, and I was very disappointed with the service we received.

Great food but they always close early and are never open at their posted times. I've tried to come…read morea total of now 5 times with my girlfriend and they shut down early every single time

Delicious food, a great menu, and incredibly friendly staff!…read moreI visit Corner 14 most days of the week, and the only time I don't eat at Krua Bangkok is on Tuesdays--because that's the one day they're closed.

My go to favorite pad Thai. Consistently delicious. Getting extra chicken is worth the money.read more

Thai Corner Cuisine was good, but also had a number of things that weren't quite as expected, or…read morehoped for. Walking in the doors it felt like you'd expect in a small strip mall; cluttered in the counters, open seating, Thai themed decor, and someone smiling and available to seat you. It had a bit of a chaos, meets slow paced feel. The pace is slow. You are not in and out, unless you pre order to go. The experience is slow. And seating is close enough that conversation is shared amongst all. But the vibes are positive, and the feeling was good. We knew going in our food would take a little longer than elsewhere. The server was kind, a bit nervous it seemed, but did an awesome job and made us feel welcome. The food was good, and okay, and great. The chicken fresh rolls were odd, while a good introduction to salad rolls for someone that hasn't had them before it was an odd combination for us (tofu and shrimp are preferred). The shrimp salad rolls were yummy, and on par with others. The peanut sauce was also good, not my favorite but better than anything store bought that I've tried. The pad Thai was a bit overly sweet for us, and more saucy than we've had in the past, it was good but not our top choice for pad Thai. The Yellow curry and Duck Curry were the stars of our orders, both curries were on par with elsewhere but the proteins shined, especially the duck! We finished off with some Mango Sticky Rice with Coconut Milk and all of us loved it, one of our party had it for the first time and was surprised (in a good way) of the delicious combination.

The vegetables were undercooked, especially the eggplant. It was bitter and you couldn't bite…read morethrough the skin. Sauce was yummy and it was a generous serving of rice.

Not a food truck! No outdoor seating. awesome food. I've only had the curries, but I'll try more.read more