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    4.1 (104 reviews)
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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Crystal N.

    I overheard someone order a Thai iced coffee so I tried one and loved it. I always get Thai iced tea, but I'm glad I tried something new. You can do it too!

    Thai Ice Coffee
    Steph K.

    Wow let me tell you I'm embarrassed to say the number of times I've drove 25 minutes just to get the coffee here because I love it THAT much. My partner loves the Thai tea as well. Super close to PSU so a great stop between classes or if you're just downtown for the day. I can't wait to try the food as well. The staff is always very friendly as well! It's a food cart so just be prepared if it's a cold day and there's not necessarily a place to sit down but the appearance is clean and decorated well.

    Crispy chicken cashew mango
    Andrew L.

    Had some really good lunch at this cart the other day. They have a wide variety of dishes but when I saw cashew and mango together I was like, oh hell yeah. The prices are great and service was fast. Will definitely return to explore more of the menu.

    Kévin V.

    Easily one of the best food carts that's surrounds PSU. They make most of the food to order and use freshly cute fruit and vegetables on most of their food. Crispy garlic chicken is my go-to, it's very good and everything is around 10-12 dollars which is well priced for the quality and quantity you get. The owners/operators are Asian, so there's some authenticity to the food.

    Wow! Big serving of Mango Tofu fried rice! With free Thai Ice Tea
    Agnes D.

    I thought this was a pretty decent food truck . The lady was very pleasant. She was able to modify the dishes depending on certain diet restrictions (i.e no egg, no added salt, no added sauce, etc. big portions of the mango fried rice. I got a free thai iced tea drink upon check-in. Will def check out other items on the menu!

    Asian Pumpkin Curry with Tofu
    Pratima M.

    A tasty little Thai food cart located right next to PSU that serves up some delicious curries! They're only open during the daytime, so probably best for lunch hours. For the price of the food and also the great taste, value really is unbeatable. The folks who run it are very sweet and we got our food super quickly. I was able to enjoy it during the lunch hour with plenty of time to spare. I got the Pumpkin Curry with Tofu which was SO. GOOD. The rich curry itself falls somewhere between the classic Thai red and panang curries (not too spicy or sweet like the latter, but the levels for spice can be adjusted) -- it's super tasty and even came with jasmine rice! It has lots of veggies and tofu in it. I thought the pumpkin was super unique as well, and would definitely recommend to anyone who hasn't tried it before. You can also grab a free Thai iced tea if you check in, which is super tasty and refreshing to go along with your meal. Overall, can't beat this and will definitely be stopping by again!

    Mango Curry
    Ploy N.

    A decent Thai cart by PSU. They're definitely a favorite amongst the students; always a line during lunch. Their curry was not bad, on the bland side. Maybe their other items would be better.

    Pineapple Fried Rice
    Daniel G.

    I was super disappointed with my Pineapple fried rice, superrrr bland, not enough chicken. My friends Pad see ew was good though. I feel bad writing this review because the guy at the cart was super nice, but it's extremely disappointing when I know for sure I could have made better fried rice at home :/

    Veggie Spring Roll
    Amy P.

    Food was good. A lot of noodles and rice on our entrees which would be good for hungry college students. Super fast service. We ordered from yelp which is associated with grub hub. I personally liked it but it would not be my first choice of Thai food. Portions are big and very filling I just didn't taste much unique flavor in the pad Thai. The tempeh was a good alternative and I enjoyed the spring rolls. I think 5-6 come in one order along with sweet and sour sauce.

    Pad Thai special is so cheap! Price is unbeatable!
    Bryan I.

    This great cart near PSU has been around for 10 years now! They've survived heated competition amongst a dozen other carts because they offer the right balance of good food, great prices, and long hours (compared to other carts on the block). Pad Thai: their signature special includes a generous portion of noodles, 2 potsickers & a side of peanut sauce for only $6.50 Khao Soi: only $7.50 for a big bowl of egg noodles in a rich curry sauce Autumn Curry: a rich yellow curry with with hearty winter vegetables ($7.50) Do you frequently eat takeout at portland food carts? If so, you know how much waste is created with each dish, and we've all seen many city trash cans overfilling with these single-use containers. Big bonus points to Poompui for helping us go Zero-Waste by offering the "Go Box PDX" service where you pay a small monthly or annual fee to receive your to-go food in containers that you drop off when done to be cleaned & reused.

    Green curry
    Amanda F.

    I had ordered at another food truck green curry before having to come here. The other food truck just ran out of green curry but luckily Poompui didn't disappoint. I ordered pork green curry with white rice. My order came out piping hot and fast. I had asked for super spicy during my order. It was spicy and flavorful but not super spicy like I asked. However most people when I order super spicy fail to deliver. Meh. I would have liked to add extra spice to it but I didn't see any condiments. Anyway, I'm picky on my Thai food as I have been to Thailand. This place delivers up a decent green curry but I wouldn't say authentic.

    Best Thai tea around for $1.50!
    Cam T.

    Hands down the best Thai food cart I've tried in Portland, complete with a menu that's exciting! The Pad Thai is amazing, and so is the Panang Curry, and Garlic Pork w/ Egg. I can't complain about the mango sticky rice either. Wait time is quick for a food cart, as they're used to serving rushing PSU students and business people in the area. Portions are generous for the price; my pork dish was half meat. However, the best thing for me would be the drinks! The Thai tea is only $1.50! The green tea is $2.50 and well worth it. I will say, though, their pink drink (the nom yen) tastes exactly like Peptol Bismol. Not my speed, but if you enjoy that then go for it! A few check ins and you get a free Thai tea or soda with $6 purchase. Can't beat that!

    Thai Coffee
    Rose M.

    I'd already gotten an order of food, but the extensive drink list at pretty cheap prices ($1.50-3.50) drew me in! I really loved the Thai Coffe I got. There were 3 customers ahead of me and yet they were quick with getting my order out. I would definitely come back to try some of the other delicious looking drinks. Ordered: Thai Coffee w/ Chocolate Syrup- Really inexpensive at $2.00 for a 24 oz drink. The chocolate syrup made it sweet enough to balance out the slight bitter taste of the coffee. Service: Great, the woman Witt the blonde strips of hair was really nice and the kid who handed me my drink was adorable. Wait Time: 3 minutes. Bill: $

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    Great Thai food. They make some dishes gluten free. Friendly, authentic Thai food. I always go here when I go to the art museum.

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