Wouldn't quite call it a restaurant but a hidden little pho station here in the 76 gas station. $12…read morefor a big hearty beef pho! I haven't seen a price that low for pho in years. Comes w/ generous portion of brisket & meatballs. No bean sprouts/basil/jalapeños but that's understandable as they go bad fast and they don't seem like theyre a very high volume location. They've got hoisin & lime & sriracha tho. Mostly to go as the name suggests but they have a few tables haphazardly strewn about if you wanted to eat there and enjoy the gas station ambience lol. Which I did, the folks there are quite nice. I think they're only open til 4 or 5 on the weekdays, I would try to call and check. And fyi there is no signage or menu so you have to ask up front if they are serving. The lady at the gas station counter just had some egg rolls and said no when I asked about pho but then the older man came out and told me to go to the back.

Lowkey spot for decent quick pho. They don't serve it all day, so you have to be smart about when…read moreyou show up, but I can't remember at the moment when they start/stop serving it. It is essentially a convenience store that you order food at the counter as soon as you walk in and then go take a seat at a collection of slightly disorganized, depending on the day, chairs and tables. I feel like this description makes it seem like I don't like Tammy Kitchen To Go, but I am actually quite a fan! Not many places still serve pho this cheap!

I got the pad kaprao with pork belly after seeing a good review of that dish from the Portland…read moreMercury (https://www.portlandmercury.com/food/food-issue-2026/portlands-top-20-food-carts/). Unfortunately, I came away pretty disappointed. Everything except the pork belly was actually really good. The rice had a good texture and separate grains. The fried egg was crispy and had a nice runny yolk. The cucumbers had a nice thickness and crunch to them (could been colder though). The prik nam pla (fish sauce, chiles, maybe a little lime?) was really great -- something about the flavor really popped for me and was tasty. And everything was served hot and fresh. But the pork belly sucked, and that kinda ruined the dish for me. The fatty parts weren't melt-in-your-mouth at all. They were just chewy. The skin wasn't crispy, it also was chewy. The meaty parts weren't juicy at all, they were tough. I dunno, everything about it seemed wrong. And getting the pork belly right seems like a crucial part of the overall dish. After eating maybe 1/3 of the pieces of pork belly, hoping each time that the bad pieces were just outliers, I gave up and just pushed the rest of them to the side while I ate the rest of the dish. Oh well.

I have tried numerous items and have not been disappointed. Portions are fair, flavor is great. I…read moremust warn you though spicy level is high. I'd be scared to see what 5 tastes like. I have had 4. My favorite has been cucumber salad, the fried and the grilled pork.

I was in St. John's (N Portland) and came across Chemigo inside Mosaic Taphouse…read more The standout dish was definitely the Vietnamese Fish Sauce Wings. They had a great crust with the perfect crunch, and the sauce was spot on. I went with the lowest spice level and still got a nice kick along with plenty of flavor. Enjoy.

Finally there's suitable pho on this side of town. Don't get me wrong, if you want the real deal…read moreyou probably need to drive out to 82nd, but this will more than do in a pinch. Great selection of beer on tap and the fish sauce wings, while not quite good enough to make me forget pok pok wing (), are definitely craveable. Salt and pepper shrimp are tasty, as are the spring rolls. And! All gluten free!

Found this place almost entirely by accident after Porque No had a line around the block…read more The restaurant was empty and we thought they might be closed, but we were greeted quickly. I ordered the Pha Lo, which is a honey cooked pork broth. It was tasty. The pork was tender and melt in your mouth, but after about 5 minutes, all you can taste is sweet. Everything just sort of becomes overpowered by sweet and you get flavor fatigue. Something spicy might have helped, but we had a little bit of a hard time getting the staffs attention after food came out, including to pay. Still delicious, but left with 1/3 of my meal on the plate because I just couldn't take another bite. I would happily go back and try something else.

Tasty curries. Veggie options and lunch specials. Friendly staff! Would come back again but…read moreslightly light on the spice. Also probably good to add an extra order of rice in given the curry portion

Staff was amazing and food was excellent. What a great spot in the St. John's neighborhood of…read morePortland !

Very surprised that such a mediocre Thai place can survive in such a foody city. And with another…read moreThai place a couple of blocks away (which I know nothing about). We had chicken satay (dry), green papaya salad (sour), and adequate Pad Thai. None of the delicate flavours you expect. It was all perfectly edible and very disappointing.

AMAZING!! A dear friend lives across the street and could not wait to take us to Thai Sky. We ate…read moreearly so were greeted and seated immediately with drink orders taken and near immediately served. Then ordered the Crispy Wonton appetizer. They were filled with deliciousness. The provided sauce complemented very well. Midway through the Wontons our orders of Panang Salmon. Urey, Sweet and Sour Chicken, and Pad Phet. The Panang Salmon was a huge broth-filled bowl and our friend claimed it to be exquisite. My wife's Sweet and Sour Chicken was great and definitely different than Chinese Sweet and Sour leaning more to the sour side but definitely NOT sour! My Pad Phet was great. We were asked when ordering the level or heat we wanted in our entrees ... that's a FIRST for us! Spice was perfect for each dish. Our dishes all contained eggplant which I found unusual. The eggplant was a bit overdone in 2 of 3 dishes but its use in the dish was a sterling idea. Honestly this is the best Thai food I've experienced since Thailand and in this case we could drink the water. Food was totally excellent across the board as was the serve. Hope to return soon!!

the tom yum fried rice is INSANE. went here with my brother and service was fast and friendly. i…read morewill 100000000% be back.

I wanted to come here as I've read a lot reviews saying that they were really good. I got the Thai…read moreiced tea and a combo that they had where you pick an entree and tom yum soup too. I ordered five stars for my pad kee mao and I don't think you can pick the spiciness of the soup. It took some time to receive the food but I don't mind, especially if the food was good. However, the food was just meh. It wasn't anything memorable really. I appreciated the wok fire taste from the pad kee mao but that was really it, it wasn't really that spicy and the flavors that I expected weren't there. The soup was also disappointing with no depth or flavor. The Thai iced tea was okay as well, again nothing to really make it memorable or worth grabbing again. The service was courteous and friendly. They also ensured that the food was packed securely so no spills and it traveled well to my boyfriend and I's hotel room.

The tea is good, it is a bit strong. It would definitely taste good with boba. A good treat!read more

I love this place! It used to be my childhood diner and I was sad when it changed over but after…read moretrying the pho, my mind was changed! Super authentic and great flavors!

I came to Pho Korner with one thing on my mind: cahn chua ca and ca kho. I had been craving both,…read moreand thankfully, they hit the spot. There's something so comforting about getting the Vietnamese dishes you've been thinking about all day, and this meal definitely satisfied that craving. The cahn chua ca had that wonderful sweet-and-sour flavor I was looking for, while the ca kho was rich, savory, and comforting. I was very happy with the flavors overall and left feeling like I had finally gotten my Vietnamese food fix. My only little complaint is that I wish the fish slices were bigger! I wanted more of that delicious fish with every bite. Still, when the craving hits, this is the kind of meal that makes you glad you went. I'd come back for these dishes again.