I just discovered this truck parked on Garfield. What a great meal. Pot stickers are med crunchy,…read moregreat amount of filling and I love the pit stickers sauce. Might be from frozen but taste great!! Pad Tai with chicken, delicious!! Great combo of flavors, nice ratio of meat to noodles. I ordered extra peanut sauce and it's also delicious. If you want to try a new place, enjoy Moo Ping.

Best Pad Thai in town, seriously. Moo Ping's Pad Thai is absolutely perfect, from the spring of the…read morenoodles to the flavor of the sauce. There are several really good Thai food trucks in town with their signature dishes, but Moo Ping really has the Pad Thai game won, in my opinion. (Also, it's the go to hangover remedy, or so I heard from a friend.) Their other dishes are always delicious, too. I like really the eggplant stir fry and their Moo Ping. I like my food spicy spicy and a 4/5 is enough for me, here. I don't think I could handle their 5/5. The owners and employees are always friendly and smiling, and they also take part in making the community a better place by supporting community organizations. They're located in a parking lot sort of across from Wetlands. You could sit out there at their picnic table if you want, but the traffic noise isn't the most relaxing. It's a great location for us West Eugenians to get our Thai fix, though! I for one would be devastated if they ever moved. Thank you Moo Ping for always being consistently delicious!

I was on a work trip to Eugene, OR and was craving some Thai food, looked up some local spots next…read moreto the Graduate Hotel and this popped up. I was highly impressed with the chicken Pad Thai that I ordered. It was delicious and very tasty. I got level 3 and it definitely got some kick to it! Extremely generous portion for $13. It was made to order so it came out fresh and piping hot! Service was great, I believe it might be owned by a husband and wife team. She was extremely friendly and helpful. I couldn't decide between the pad see ew or pad Thai so I asked her and she recommended the Pad Thai!! I'm glad I went with her suggestion because it was amazing! Ambiance is nice, it's a food truck so you order and they make your food . There are some tables with benches with umbrellas you can sit and enjoy your food. Definitely recommend for delicious Thai food!

Great customer service, staff gets to know your name if you go often enough! Delicious food as well…read morewith generous portions for a great value.

The flavor is INCREDIBLE! If you ask for spicy, they actually mean spicy! I ordered the hot level,…read moreand I have a pretty good spice tolerance, so it was absolutely perfect for me. And the best part is, they have two even higher spice levels if you really want to challenge yourself. The glass noodles themselves are seriously SO flavorful. I crave them all the time now and my husband brings them home to me. The seasoning, the noodles, the veggies, it all comes together perfectly. Definitely one of my favorite things I've had ever and in Eugene and I'll absolutely be ordering them again! Everyone who works here is also so so nice and the portion sizes are awesome!

Fabulous, freshly prepared, cooked to perfection, generous portions, friendly staff. One of our…read morefavorites.

We were a group of Asian and American friends meeting for a summer Saturday brunch and leaving…read moretotally happy. Food was tasty and not too salty like many other places, service was fast, and the atmosphere was lively. The menu with photos makes it super easy to order. Highly recommend any curry, (duck, Penang, or yellow), Thai fried rice, ramen, or stir-fried eggplant with rice.

Friendly service and pretty fast too. At first I found the beef a little bit fatty or grisly or…read moresomething, but in the end, the tastiness of the dish won me over. This place is in the food court on the 2nd floor of 5th St market, over Provisions.

Glad to find a dinner spot open after a 7pm on a Tuesday evening as many were closing and I had a…read morecraving for Thai or some seafood. Had been wanting to try Thai Chin Gon (located in the pod in front of Eugene Electric Bicycles) and they are on my way home. A few other people were waiting ahead of me and got their food in good time. Service was friendly and quick. I chose yellow curry with chicken and it arrived in less than 10 minutes. Customers are given a buzzer to notify when the order is ready. There is ample seating available directly in front of the trucks or a few steps away in a covered area that is nicely done. I brought my order home to eat and it was a generous portion that made for two meals. Excellent yellow curry served very hot and delicious. Good amount of chicken ratio to veggies. You can specify how spicy you like your dish. I'll be sure to return to try other options.

Today we stopped by this food truck and found some absolutely delicious food!!! I ordered the…read moreCashew Gai w/ tofu and my husband ordered the Pad Thai with Chicken. Both meals were amazing and the serving size is amazing!!! Fresh ingredients, fun to eat outdoors (or take it to-go) and no complaints from us!

Ta Ra Rin was a very pleasant surprise, especially when it came to portion size, value, food…read morequality and personal service. We ordered three items: Tom Kha soup with chicken, pineapple curry with chicken, and Pad Thai with pork. First thing to know--the portions are HUGE. The three dishes could easily have fed four people. The curry was probably 1 1/2 times the size we're normally used to at Thai restaurants, and the Pad Thai looked almost double the size for only about $4 more than what we normally pay elsewhere. Extremely good value. And the portion-size test? See the leftovers photo. After the two of us ate dinner, there was still enough food left for breakfast or lunch the next day. The pineapple curry was probably the standout for me, although it was a toss-up between that and the Pad Thai. My wife ranked the curry first, followed by the Pad Thai and then the soup. The pineapple curry came out in a surprisingly large bowl with plenty of chicken, vegetables and big pieces of pineapple--not a bowl of sauce with a few ingredients floating around in it. Great presentation. The sauce was creamy, slightly sweet and still allowed the curry spices to come through. We ordered it mild and there was still a little bite. The vegetables were cooked just right--not mushy and not raw. The pineapple was sweet and tasted remarkably fresh. According to our server, the pineapple actually comes from a large can. I wouldn't have guessed it. You'd swear you were eating freshly cut pineapple. The Pad Thai was another winner. Again, HUGE serving and very flavorful. Unlike some Thai restaurants that put the peanuts and bean sprouts separately on the side, here they're incorporated right into the Pad Thai, with crushed peanuts and green onion across the top. We ordered the Pad Thai mild. I normally eat Thai food hot or extra hot, so mild obviously wasn't going to give me the heat I normally like. I added about three teaspoons of their Thai hot chili paste. That enhanced the flavor even more and gave me the nice burn I was looking for. That's personal preference, not a criticism of the dish. Their heat choices are mild, medium, hot and extra hot. The Tom Kha chicken soup was also a VERY large serving. There was plenty of tender chicken and vegetables, and ordering it mild certainly didn't hide the other flavors. For our personal taste, however, it wasn't as creamy or as sweet as the Tom Kha we normally prefer. Again, that's OUR preference, and someone else may prefer it exactly this way. I added about three teaspoons of sweet chili sauce to bring up the heat for me. Service deserves its own mention. Our waitress was friendly and attentive without hovering. She noticed that I was drinking a lot of water and, instead of making repeated trips to refill my glass, brought a carafe of water to the table. A small thing, maybe, but that's the kind of personal service I notice. The restaurant itself was another pleasant surprise. It's considerably larger inside than you might initially expect, with the dining room divided into smaller seating areas by wooden partitions. Lots of warm wood, exposed beams and hanging lights give it a comfortable, established atmosphere rather than the feel of one large open dining room. Even with other conversations going on around us, the sound was more of a muted background noise. We could easily carry on a conversation at our own table without competing with the room. The front waiting area, with carved wooden furniture, plants and decorative woodwork, also gives the restaurant some personality. See the photos. Bottom line: generous portions, excellent value, attentive service and very good food. For us, the pineapple curry and Pad Thai were the stars. The Tom Kha wasn't quite the creamy style we personally prefer, but it was still flavorful and loaded with tender chicken. Would we order the pineapple curry again? Absolutely. And seriously...that pineapple came from a can? You could have fooled me.

I absolutely love this place. I was having an awful day but nothing that amazing food wouldn't…read morechange. Service is great. They greet and seat you promptly. Service is always professional, attentive, and I never feel rushed. The ambience is very moody and sexy with Thai furniture seating in the entrance.

The restaurant wasn't that busy. There were about 6 groups in the restaurant when we got there. 4…read moregroups already ordered or had their food. We sat down and waited for our server. I ordered the pad thai with beef and crab fried rice (to go). My sister ordered the red curry. The food took a long time! Our server was avoiding our table, no updates on the food or a 'sorry the kitchen is backed up'. There were lots of people ordering take out, after our food order was placed. The restaurant got busier. It took about 30 minutes to get our dinner. The Pad Thai was very bland, one tone tasting. There wasn't much beef, veggies or flavor. The noodles were all clumped together, broken chunks. Usually the Pad Thai is served with beans sprouts, lime wedges, crushed peanuts on the side to mix. I had to ask for the lime wedges. The lime wedges helped the blandness, added a punch of flavor. For $18 pad thai, I expected way better especially for the long wait time. My sister enjoyed her red curry. The crab fried rice was extra fishy smelling, which was off putting. I felt the crab was bad or going bad. Crab isn't that smelly, neither is imitation crab. We got the bill and we were still waiting an extra 10-15 minutes for the crab fried rice. We were there about an hour, mostly waiting for our food. The service wasn't superb. The food wasn't good for Thai standards, super disappointing. I wouldn't come back.

We came for lunch and were seated right away…read more Our server was friendly and brought out our drinks quickly. We ordered an iced Thai tea and a hot Thai tea, both were good. The hot Thai tea is unsweetened and came in a pot, great for a chilly day. The pad Thai noodle soup was yummy. It had a bunch of chicken and squid, the rice noodles were cooked well, and the broth was flavorful. I ordered it extra spicy and there was definitely some heat to it. The pad mango with tofu was fresh with big chunks of mango and tofu that were seasoned well. The sampler was also nice to share amongst 4 people. There were 3 sauces: sweet/sour, peanut butter, and a refreshing one that looked like pico. It came with 3 pork wontons, 2 egg rolls cut in half, fried tofu, and 2 chicken satay skewers. A nice appetizer to the meal. Solid lunch spot, would come again.

This place is dank asf. Food is always 10/10 and pretty fast. I wish they were open later, but that…read moreisn't their fault, I just get hungry late at night and start craving them.

When did this restaurant become UNtasty Thai Kitchen? From the moment we arrived, it felt off and…read moreit honestly could not have been a worse experience. Service was mediocre at best. We were the only ones in the dining room with two waitstaff. After we ordered, we hear someone from the kitchen yell, "oh shit!". We never learned why that was said but i can tell you that the dining experience was not pleasant. We started with an order of Spring Rolls, which were okay but extremely cold in the center - maybe they had been made far in advance and left in a very cold refrigerator for too long? Two sauces were served, but failed to provide spoons to use for those rolls - and we had to ask for serving utensils AND napkins. Then the extremely bland Tom Kha soup, served in a large bowl but then failed to provide individual bowls or spoons to eat it (come on servers, have you never eaten soup and know you need spoons and bowls for soup?!). UNtasty Thai Kitchen's take on phad thai was pretty terrible as well. And their larb (which they spell as laarp) was gritty and really unpleasant. We did not eat much of this meal and simply asked for boxes to take home... Upon leaving, I asked their staff if they recently had a change in the kitchen staff and they said no,.it was the same chef. If so,it certainly did not seem as it was a few months prior. You've lost three customers for this was a pretty awful experience. Happy to discuss this further, if you wish to reach out. UPDATE: Talked with their manager, Griffin, and he was very apologetic about the experience and offered either a credit or refund back to my account. HOWEVER, as of 4/14/26, this has YET to be resolved!