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    Charm Thai Restaurant

    4.4 (114 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Savannah G.

    Ordered to-go. Fast service. Very flavorful! A dish I order lots of places but this one had an earthy tone to it. The dining room was adorable, as pictured. They also have outdoor seating. 10/10 yum!

    Pad See Ew
    Marylyn T.

    The space was cute and intimate, but it is in a small house (?) so just be mindful of noise. Attentive service. The food was great. We got the pad see ew, ribeye salad, and crab fried rice to share. I would get all three of these dishes again! The pricing was standard. The portions could be bigger, but it was tasty so I'm not complaining. They had yummy cocktails too. Make sure to ask for a cocktail menu!

    Ribeye Salad
    Ingrid S.

    Excellent customer service! I messed up the reservation time for 9 people and they still accommodated us. We appreciated that so much. The food was top notch and they have a nice selection of proteins. There are lots of seafood options as well as braised short ribs. I got the Khao Soi with tofu with thick and creamy coconut curry. Delicious! Make sure to order dessert! The coconut creme brûlée was YUM-O!

    Thai Ice Tea
    Devin R.

    This is a super cute little Thai spot on Broadway. The floral decor was beautiful. The service was friendly and fast. The Thai ice tea was creamy but not too sweet. The drunken noodles were tasty and had really nice spice.

    Pad See Ew
    Sapna S.

    Such a cute spot with a gorgeous interior! I believe it is a house turned into a restaurant if I'm not mistaken. My boyfriend and I came here around 9:30pm on a Friday (they are open till 11 Fridays) and there were a few people there but still open seating available. I ordered the vegetable egg rolls, which were absolutely delicious and it came with a plum sauce. It was sweet and balanced out the flavors of the egg rolls really nicely. For my main meal I got the pad see ew and it tasted great. I wish I asked for it to be spicy, because it was a bit bland. There were only 3 small pieces of broccoli unfortunately, I do wish there was more. The service was great here and we had the sweetest waitress. They had tootsie rolls you could take for a sweet treat after which was a nice touch! Would highly recommend checking this place out.

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    Mia H.

    After hearing how this restaurant was owned by a Michelin chef from Vegas, I really wanted to give it a try. I came one day for dinner service with a friend and we had a great time. The restaurant is located in a house on a busy street, so it may be a bit difficult to find parking, but we just parked in the neighborhood. The interior of the restaurant is nicely decorated with flowers hanging from the ceiling and a warm, inviting ambiance. Service was very very kind the whole time and very patient in explaining the different dishes to us. While they offer your traditional Thai dishes such as pad thai and pad kra pow, they also offer more unique dishes under the "Chef's Recommendation". We ordered the Massamun Curry Short Ribs and the Crab Stir-Fry and both were delicious. The curry was flavorful and the short ribs were braised to tenderness heaven. Meanwhile, the crab stir-fry was unique and I've never had anything like it before. Plenty of crab and lots of flavor. We also had the Thai Coconut Creme Brulee for dessert and it was also delicious (but I didn't taste coconut flavor that much). Overall, I had a great time here and I highly recommend to try the Chef Recommendations if you were to come!

    Massaman Curry Short Ribs, Pad See Ew, Thai Fried Ric
    Lashana C.

    The food was delicious and service was amazing. It is a really cute restaurant. A must see and try!

    Nina N.

    Finally got to try this hidden gem. The food was so flavorful and delicious. I love all of the flowers on the wall, made it perfect for a yap session with the girls. Everything on the menu looks so good. It was hard to choose, but I ended up getting the clams and the flavor was so delicious. Definitely had to end the meal with a coconut crème brûlée. And their lava cake looked amazing. Great service and definitely will have to come back again.

    Shrimp Pad See Ew and Chicken Pad Thai
    Alea A.

    Such a pretty atmosphere! Decorated with hanging flowers and string lights, the space radiated a warm spring feeling. I'd recommend making a reservation as the place is quite small and intimate, leading to tables filling up quickly. It's located in a building that looks to be a previous residential home which is oh so Portland. We ordered the Massaman Curry Short Ribs, Yellow Curry, Pad Thai and Pad See Ew. The curries were both rich in flavor, creamy, yet light. The Yellow Curry had a savory taste while the Massaman was sweet and gave hints of cinnamon. Both noodle dishes were above average in flavor, texture, and execution. Our party left with full tummies and happy hearts!

    Pork Cha Shu
    Amy A.

    I guess I'm disappointed that this restaurant didn't live up to the hype for me. Don't get me wrong the service and food was good to average and the decor was lovely. The food for the price point was pretty expensive and wouldn't call it exceptional. My husband had the pork belly and said it was tender but very bland. I had the sea bass and it was thin cut and over seasoned. It's definitely not on par with any Michelin star dining I have experience and I think that hype set me up for disappointment.

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    Kim G.

    Food here is very good, everything tastes fresh and the flavor profile is multidimensional and on point! The biggest plus - they are open until midnight for dine in or takeout! What??? Yes! In a city that shuts down early, this was music to my ears! So many times after happy hour drinks with friends, I'm still hungry and now I know a place where I can stop by for delicious takeout after 9pm. Late night hours wouldn't matter unless the food was good. It is! The Pad Kee Mao was my favorite, the Thai basil giving this dish one of its signature flavor components. The tender chicken, veggies and wide rice noodles all dancing in a sauce that definitely had a kick but was rounded out by some sweet, acid and sour. Wish the dish had more rice noodles, then it would have been perfection. There are bench and table seats outside on the lower front porch, a great place to have a meal and people watch. Inside strands of faux flowers hanging from the ceiling add color, ambiance, and charm. Lots of tables and chairs in the various rooms of this old house. Great neighborhood restaurant right on NE Broadway. I no longer live in the neighborhood but will be stopping by Charm frequently to satisfy my craving for legit Thai food.

    Pork Cha Shu
    Asha B.

    Absolutely loved the ambience here, the friendly staff and the food is just delectable. This is hands down one of my favorite Thai food places in Portland. We ordered the Massaman Curry Short Ribs, the Pad See EW, and the Pork Cha Su along with the Lychee Mojito, a Bangkok Sweet night, and Sapporo. The portions are great for sharing, the flavors and meat are cooked to perfection. The drinks were good, I preferred the Bangkok sweet night to the Mojito but, of course drinks are a matter of preference. This meal was not cheap but the price to portion and value for the food we ate made it totally worth it. I am already thinking about when I will eat here again. We also arrived early for our reservation and they were able to seat us early. When our meal was delayed the chef came and talked to us. I loved the service here and will definitely go back!

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    Amazing food!! Very accommodating, great staff, such a cute restaurant. Such a warm welcoming place, even sat a 5 top when closing soon.

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