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L1. Pad Thai
Alex S.

The pad Thai was a dry flavorless brick. It was legitimately hard to break it apart. Beyond how dry it was there was absolutely no flavor.

Thai spicy L7. Pineapple chicken Fried Rice and Thai spicy L3. Chicken Pad Kee-Mao
Kelvin Y.

When my buddy told me about Thai Yummy, I wish I would've freed up my schedule to eat here a long time ago! I asked the owner for Thai spicy and he had the biggest smile. So I knew he took it as a challenge and it fully met my expectations of what Thai spicy should be! I was completely happy with the giant portion size, flavor, price and service so I'm for sure going to be a repeat customer. They love what they do and connect with you with amazing food. Overall happiness and chill place! Must have on your food spot list.

Pad See-Ew with Tofu
David P.

Yummy is right. I ordered the Pad See-Ew with Tofu and Basil Fried Rice with Chicken - mild spicy for both. The order was ready for pick-up upon arrival, packed in to-go containers, and piping hot. I have to compliment their portions because they packed a lot of food in both containers, considering it was just $8-$9 each. The basil fried rice was delicious because the rice was flavorful, which the grains had the right texture you'd expect from fried rice. The ingredients were spread throughout the item - without too many veggies overbearing the other ingredients. The chicken was evident throughout and cut into portions so they melded well in a single bite. The sweet basil sauce wasn't too sweet and tasted like a light teriyaki sauce. One thing that could've elevated the dish was to add egg, which is normally in fried rice. The pad see-ew had very flavorful and soft wide-rice noodles. I'm used to eating this dish with narrower rice noodles, but since they cut the wide-noodles into sections, it worked for me. The sauce was light - similar to low sodium soy sauce with a hint of teriyaki - and the veggies were steamed well that they were soft. The tofu was evident in each bite, which was cubed and had a soft texture. The overall dish wasn't too greasy and had great flavor.

L2. Pad See-Ew (Extra Hot)
Ahmed A.

First time visiting Thai Yummy and as I was walking up to place my order, I was greeted by Jason. Hella friendly and kind and guided me through the menu explaining to me that his personal recommendations were pretty much... everything on the menu lol (love it). I ordered the Pad See-Ew (Spice Level: Super Hot) and could not be more satisfied. The food was fresh, full of authentic flavor, and spicy just how I like it. The portion was perfect for the price (9 dollars) and I can't wait to come back again!

Drunken noodles.

Fastest friendliest Thai-est food in town. Don't skip the wings or Thai coffee before the all excellent entrees.

A3. Spring Rolls Thai Lime Tea A4. Oo-La-La Wings
Amanda M.

Located on top of Marquam Hill at OHSU is a Food cart serving Thai food. During lunch time, it takes 20-30 mins to get your order, but for the quality of food, it's definitely worth it. I got the spring rolls, chicken wings and Thai lime tea. The spring rolls were fried to crispy, with a little bit of the filling exploding out. The chicken wings were coated with a spicy chili glaze, not too spicy, but definitely had a kick. It was crispy too. The Thai lime tea uses what seems to be the same base as the Thai tea they offer but they add lime in it instead of half and half.

Pad Krua Gai, Green Curry and stir fry!
Anna H.

Affordable, delicious and generously portioned! I usually go for the classic Pad Kee Mao for noodles but tried the Pad Krua Gai this time. It's a wider noodle, over cabbage and tofu or meat, and was the perfect balance of light and savoury. The spicy curry was definitely Thai-spicy, which is the best kinda heat. One of my favourite meals in Portland! Also loveee the clear containers, idk if it's common but it was a nice little surprise, makes the food look extra delicious and my takeout lunch feel a little fancier - it's the little things!

The kind of spicy I can't get enough of
Geremy C.

Some of the tastiest and spiciest Thai food I've found in Portland. A little out of the way, but worth it! If you want the spiciest you'll need to emphasize that you wanna feel it tomorrow. They'll take care of you

A rock that nearly broke my tooth.
Naomi S.

Updating from 3 stars to 1 because I nearly broke a tooth on a rock that was in the food. There was so much grit and dirt, I definitely should have stopped eating. Horrible. WAY too spicy for the level I ordered (have you ever had red pad see ew at medium heat?), not much flavor, and a lot of crunches of dirt. I quickly learned which walkable Thai place I'll frequent. My mouth hurts, and I'm one who loves raw Thai chilies.

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The owner was so kind and sweet and her food is sooooo delicious. So sad to see their cart moving soon but will 100% be coming back here!!!

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Wings were mushy, not crispy. Phad Thai did not have enough sauce... too many bland rice noodles.

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HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND…read more This was hands down some of the best food I've ever had. The server was outstanding and had us cracking up the whole time. ( guy in glasses) we came here for my husbands birthday and it was amazing service and food. From the moment we walked in until the moment we left everything was great!! The drinks were delicious. We ordered almost everything off the menu because we couldn't decide. The chicken was AMAZING. I can't wait to come back!

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