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8 Comments

1. Mike O Says:
   5 mos

   This is a fantastic restaurant. Very casual, busy at lunch and dinner and outstanding food!!

2. Will E Says:
   2 yrs

   I don't know why this place is considered a dive, and it's not a drive-in, or diner, and even though it was a moderately priced dinner for 3, I would definitely still recommend it to anyone.  We tried the boar, the brussel sprouts, and the catfish salad, with ample portions of both rices, and everything was amazing.  Again, we weren't expecting to pay as much before we went in, but the prce was worth it for the ambiance and the taste of everything.  The only thing negative I'd have to say was that the staff seemed begrudgingly helpful to first-timers.

3. XCRunner Says:
   2 yrs

   Went there with a group of friends. 2 meat eaters and 2 vegetarians. The meat vegetarians had a really good looking soup that came highly recommended by our waiter(who apparently lived in Thialand for almost 3 years). The meat eaters had the chicken stuffed with lemongrass and other good stuff, their Vietnamese chicken wings, and the boars collar. I do a lot of travelling all over the country with my job, and this honestly is one of the 2 or 3 best meals I have ever had. The flavor in that boar is unlike anything I have ever had before. I could eat it until I got sick. The other 2 dishes I had were good but that boar was just unreal! I highly recommend that dish if u go there. It is well worth the wait! Enjoy!!

4. reyzpunzalan@comcast.net Says:
   2 yrs

   I was on my way to PDX for a conference and saw Pok Pok on triple D. I had the Boar collar and took the Vietnamese wings back to my hotel. I sat at the bar outside as we had a late summer in the NW and it wasd not only a great atmosphere but the food was absolutely outstanding. Oh, and no utensils needed! Mustard greens to grab your boar collar and sticky rice. A singha to wash it down and doesn't get any better! Don't pass this one up if you like Thai and very flavor packed cuisine.

5. Little Bear Says:
   3 yrs

   2 words: Great Food

6. Tom Says:
   3 yrs

   Great food, best with a group so you can try many dishes. The fish sauce chicken wings and paypaya pok pok are memorable.

7. Anonymous Says:
   3 yrs

   Real thai food in Portland Oregon,  Look like thai home at Portland.

8. jdca Says:
   4 yrs

   Kudos to leaving Pad Thai off the menu!  That fact alone should speak volumes to any true Thai food explorer.

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