I had gotten takeout from thai tree a while back and didn't think anything of it…read moreI tried it again last week and IT WAS SO GOOD i got beef drunken noodles and my brother got pork pad see ew and both were delicious a hearty portion, tender meat and so flavorful can't wait to go back

Service turnt me off. The beef noodle soup is heaven! Flavourful, umami, rich - you can taste the…read morebeef in the broth. We also ordered the curry but it was okay. We settled in, the server grabbed our waters immediately. I have a toddler and a baby. The baby was asleep and my toddler was hungry. At other restaurants the servers would ask if we would like to place a kids order in first thing. I asked to order the dumpling appetizer for my toddler when she was pouring the water. She told us we need to wait to order and left. I was caught off guard since we were the only table and the phone wasnt ringing. Not sure if the chef wasnt available? We ate at an off time, 4pm-ish. People started to come in - she took 2 other tables orders before ours, while all I really wanted in was the dumplings. Food - 4 out 5 Service - 1 out 5 Ambiance - 5 out 5 The decor was really nice. Clean tables. Cute spot. Would be back for the beef noodle soup

One of the most unique Thai restaurants I've been to! Everything we ordered was incredibly…read moreflavorful, with so much depth from the spices. You can really taste the care and authenticity in every dish. We stopped here for dinner during our Portland trip, and my husband and I ordered a bunch of dishes to share so we could try as much as possible. We had different types of skewers, quail eggs, calamari, beef panang, and stir-fried noodles. And of course, we had to finish with their famous black sticky rice with coconut. There wasn't a single bad dish. Everything was delicious, well seasoned, and tasted authentic. Each dish had its own unique flavor profile, and nothing felt boring or one dimensional. The ambiance was also really cute and cozy, making it a great spot for a date night or a nice dinner with someone special. The service was phenomenal too. Everyone was attentive, friendly, and incredibly fast without making us feel rushed. Honestly, I'd come back to Portland just to eat here again. Definitely a must try if you're looking for flavorful, authentic Thai food!

The skewers are amazing, best things on the menu. We tried the chicken, shrimp, and moo ping…read moreskewers. All were excellent. We also got the papaya salad("Thai spicy is no joke"). Kra Pao chicken was delicious too. Grilled rice ball was meh, too salty. Desserts were ok, nothing too crazy. Pro tip: there's a public parking spot a block away, made parking much easier vs trying to find a street parking.

I had a great dinner experience here last night with my partner. We love love love the honey paw!…read more For starters, it's a great location. Close to more bars for extra drinks, easy to run into other friends. Also, it's a beautiful spot with outdoor seating in the warmer months. We opted to sit outside and enjoyed khao soi, katsu pork sandwich, and the honey soft serve. The portions are generous, as we were able to share and have leftovers. Each plate had so many great textures and flavors. We did experience a long wait between ordering, getting food, and receiving the check. It was a busy summer night so I wasn't upset, but do not plan on having a quick meal here. Get cozy, get an extra drinks and enjoy your time here. Apologies, but phone did not eat first this time-no pics!

Good meal, prices definitely on the high side…read more Vibe: really cohesive, cool, themed decor. Large shared table in the middle flanked by bar seating. Service: Great Food: We started off with soft serve and the seasonal earl gray outshined the house honey. The earl gray had a great flavor topped with an excellent syrup while the honey was mild and the chocolate shell didn't add anything, although the 'honeycomb' bits were delic. Crispy eggplant special - good, very small portion Pork katsu sandwich - pretty solid, interesting pickle Pad mee korat - good, small portion Value: Aside from the soft serve, the portions were very small for ~$17 price point, and the food was good but aside from the earl gray soft serve, didn't amaze to the point of paying a higher price point. Overall I did like this meal but portions were small for prices. I hope they keep the earl gray soft serve around!

Delicious. Sorry I wish I would have taken a before picture. some of the best pho I've had.read more

Old Port Noodle House is such a cute and cozy Thai spot. Nothing fancy, just really good food…read more Service was fast, kind and easy. I wasn't feeling well and got their starter veggie soup for $8. It was amazing and exactly what I needed. I could have eaten a million bowls of it and I know I will be thinking about it every time I am sick. My sister ordered the pad see ew from the lunch menu. I tried a few bites and it was very good. It was $16 since we came before 3:30pm. They originally tried to charge us the dinner price of $21, but once we mentioned it they adjusted it with no issue. Highly recommend this place if you want a casual and comforting meal with great flavor.

I was very hopeful, excited even, because I am not an adventurous eater but had decided to check…read morethis place out - and the fact that it was next door to Portland Stage made it seem perfect. We walked in - the only two people in the place at lunch time - on a Sunday. Our server was very good, fast and efficient. The food was hot - it just didn't have much flavor. We shared a soup with coconut milk and chicken, pineapple fried rice, pork egg rolls and fried chicken dumplings. Again, not horrible, just not great.

Delicious tasty and amazing for the price. You must try this for fantastic Thai cuisine.read more

This is one of my top 3 sushi places to go. The freshness, quality and consistency are unbeatable…read more They have a large variety and the pricing is on point! I love it .

The portion sizes here are very generous. The chicken satay was large for an appetizer. The tom yum…read moresoup was also pretty flavorful and came with a lot of chicken. I really liked the beef pad Thai! The spicy tuna maki roll was great with the shrimp tempura crunch. I got the crispy chicken volcano and it was good, however a little too sweet for me. The waitress was nice and refilled our water a lot. There's a lot of seating inside so you can just walk in.

Great place for an amazing vegetarian meal. We went for a Miso Soup, Thai Ginger Noodles and a Thai…read moreBasil Fried Rice. Miso soup was delicious and hearty - just what you need on a cold day outside. Both, noodles and fried rice were great. Btw their spice levels are catered to North American taste buds, so if you're an Asian just tell them highest spice levels and you'll probably still feel like moderate. Having said that, great flavours. The staff was nice and friendly. I used the restroom and they were clean and well maintained. Definitely recommended.

I visited their Portsmouth, NH location and this location 8 years and recall loving it, so I was…read moreexcited to check out this location again. First thing to note is that the menu seems to have changed substantially, offering more Thai-adjacent and pan-Asian food than authentically Thai food. I ordered their coconut soup (Tom Kha; $10) to start and a local mushroom bowl as my main--both vegan by default. It took a while for the food to come out--maybe 20 mins for the soup and another 15 for the main. The soup was nicely seasoned, maybe being a bit too thick, and not allowing the galangal/lime leaf to breathe as much as it should. But I liked how it came with red pepper, tomato, mushroom and tofu. The main was not really Thai at all, coming with a rather stingy portion of tempeh, two kinds of mushrooms, red pepper, Lima beans, and microgreens. Reasonably seasoned but just not that interesting. Overall, disappointing relative to my previous experience, but still pretty good.