Our favorite Thai restaurant in Portland! A must if you love authentic Thai food. We’re huge fans of the dishes from the Isaan region, which they offer here. LEGIT. ?
This place is so delicious! I was a little caught off by how small it was inside but that had nothing to do with the food! I was immediately capitulated by the taste. The food took no time at all to come out to us! Oh and I know it was a weekly special but if they have the magi mojito, you should definitely give it a try!
The good so BOOMMM ❤️???, i love their menu and their service, thank you so much for open late that day .
When our group of 6 arrived at Mee-Sen Thai Eatery, we noticed a sign that said the restaurant would be closing in 5 minutes. We expected that they would turn us away. On the contrary, the waitress greeted us with a smile and a friendly welcome. The food was fresh and delicious, and the portions were generous.The service was excellent, and we never felt rushed. All 6 of us had a lovely time enjoying the food and atmosphere. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants authentic Thai food and outstanding service.
Yum! Everyone loved their food. It was really delicious & the service was perfect. I think food arrived within 5 - 10 minutes. Our waitress was so patient as we made our choices. It's a small but really cute place. You'll love it!
This is the best Thai place I have been to in a long time, the food is absolutely delicious! You must try the Mango sticky rice dessert is so good and worth the hype! The curry is really tasty and the fried rice with fried egg on top...ufff delicious! Also kudos to the waitress, she was so helpful, kind and overall she privided the best service possible!
Absolutely loved the food here. Came for the tulip festival, with my wife and father in-law, who have both lived in Thailand for a long time, and even they were impressed. Tastes exactly like the street cart food I ate in Thailand with my wife.The Mhoo Dang was excellent and the egg noodles were cooked perfectly. My wife's order which was Boat Noodles were amazing as well.We were all very impressed. We honestly stopped in to kill some time before heading back to Washington. The waitress was extremely friendly and professional. She also spoke fluent Thai according to my father in-law. We all agreed to come back to Oregon to do something else and pass in to eat here again.
My sister has SIBO and is on a limited diet because of that, many things irritate her bowels. She had been ordering a dish from here with instructions in the order for it to be gluten-free. Turns out she found out today when they gave her a different dish that all of those other times she ordered, twice a week for months, they’d been giving her the gluten version. She’s unknowingly been slowly inflaming her digestive system through their mistake. When we told the server there was no sorry or anything and she insinuated we’d done something wrong for that to happen. AVOID this place if you have intolerances or allergies or any dietary restrictions. The gluten free meal we got was bland and underwhelming compared to the other type.
The atmosphere is quaint and peaceful. The food is perfect and fresh and full of flavor. The spices are top notch synus clearers. The service was sweet and reliable. I highly recomend going on a rainy day.
I was walking by on my way for ramen at another restaurant. I had never seen this place so I changed my mind on the spot after seeing the sandwich board on the sidewalk and ducked in. A couple of the workers were arguing at the door so I had to wait to go inside. The interior is super cool, a bit retro, a bit tropical. There was only a couple in the corner and I was offered a table next to them. I politely declined and opted for a table on the east wall. No menu and had to scan a QR code. I guess this is the way of things now but the menu is 20 pages of .pdf and takes a long time to download. Lots of pinching and zooming and scrolling. I didn't ask about wifi.I came in because I saw Khao Soi on the board but wow! There are a lot of choices on the menu and I decided to ask what is good and mentioned I usually like Khao Soi. The young worker said, 'I dont know what you like. I'll just give you more time.'Not the suggestion I hoped for. With the extensive menu and my tiny phone screen I was hoping for a more guided experience. But it wasnt to be so I decided to carry on to my original ramen restaurant down on the opposite side of the street.Stars are mainly for awesome atmosphere and varied menu. But I didn't eat the food.