After cycling through lots of Thai places around town, Thai Bloom has become one of our faves when…read morethe craving hits. My default is the Buddha's Delight with chicken and house-made garlic sauce. It's basically a steam/stir fry loaded with a medley of fresh veggies including broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, cabbage and a balanced proportion of white meat chicken. It's a very good sized plate of food and enough for me to take home some leftovers. My husband enjoys their yellow curry with tofu, potato, onion and medium-spicy, creamy sauce. White jasmine rice comes with the dishes, brown is $1 extra. We also like the fresh salad rolls with prawns, lots of crunchy greens, herbs and sides of chili sauce and a yummy peanut sauce. The restaurant can feel a bit crowded and noisy during peak times. The service varies from average to good and the food comes out pretty quickly. One thing that really needs mentioning is that the run-down building exterior and weedy, unkempt landscape have been very poorly maintained to the point that I think this could reflect negatively on an, otherwise, very good restaurant. I could see this being a real turn-off to someone unfamiliar with the positive qualities of the place. Hope they consider putting some time and energy into improving this.

Now I'm giving them another 5 star review... they were open till 2 AM! In a sea of no other late…read morenight diners and rather than fast food, we were able to stop in and eat an incredible delicious meal at midnight... thank you so much! Loved the Khao Soi and the service was fantastic! The inside is nice, clean and beautifully decorated.

I love this place!…read more Their food is delicious especially their Suki, I could eat it every day it's just that good. I've found ordering it online is super easy with the ability to order different spicy levels and ask for things to be added or not added! The staff are calm and nice to talk to and the ambiance is gentle making it a great place to go.

Oh gosh I love this place. Something about this place gets my 5 year old son to just sit and eat…read more The people are friendly. The food is good. We always get wonton soup, boat noodles. Coconut shrimp, Thai calamari. Khao Ñam Tod, sai grog esan, and drunken noodles. I always forget to take a picture but I'll likely be back again almost every Sunday after church. I will say the sprite is a hit or miss so that's my only take away.

Not sure if I got a bad batch but some of the chicken from thigh and breast meats were mushy like…read moreit was previously frozen. Some was even chalky. The sauces were also just ok, nothing special. I was hoping the sauces would enhance the chicken but it was meh. The rice was solid and Hat Yai might've been the best item. I like the dry batter because it wasn't too heavy but chicken was seasoned well, not plain. I was disappointed they ran out of some sauces and chicken dishes, but I'd come back to try those. The spot is conveniently connected to a bar so I ordered my food then walked to the back for a drink. Everything in the dining room and bar felt new and sturdy, and you can tell they put a lot of thought into those items.

Love their chicken bites--the Hatyai and other chicken options are excellent as well. A great spot…read moreif you're craving a satisfying chicken meal.

Drunken noodles had great flavor. Slightly spicy with a nice basil aroma. Tasted fresh.read more

I ordered thru Uber Eats. Pot stickers. It was buy one get…read moreone free which was cool. Taste 8/10. Pretty basic but good. Texture 8/10. Would have liked them a little more crispy so when they got to me they weren't soggy. Crab Rangoon 7/10 Okay size and taste. Was a bit dry and needed a little bit of something. Idk maybe a pinch of salt and pepper? Crab fried rice 8.5/10. Good portion and I could actually see some shredded crab. Wasn't oily. Not too many veggies. Massamun curry 9/10 very good. Not too sweet and very flavorful. I like the smaller shredded kind of chicken they did vs big weird chunks most places do. Jasmine rise was basic rice. Chimi cheesecake 10/10 this was perfect it was a little warm still and tasted like a homemade toaster strudel Guava juice 2/10 wayyyyyy sweeter than I was expecting. Very very sugary. But I will say it was fruity. I did half water half juice and mixed in a shot of vodka and it was delicious. Overall I'm pretty happy with this! I have plenty of leftovers.

Today we ventured off the lunch menu and tried different dishes. I had the shrimp salad rolls…read more(hold the peanut sauce. Replace with sweet sour sauce) Husband had the chicken larb. Both dishes were excellent. Our service from Nee, once again, outstanding. Thank you Nee. We look forward to seeing you again!

Well, Beaverton has no shortage of great Thai restaurants, and there's always debate about which…read morespots belong in the top three. This place definitely deserves to be part of that conversation. Five of the six dishes we ordered were cooked perfectly and full of flavor. The only one that didn't quite stand out for me was the chicken wings, which were sweeter than I expected for fried Thai chicken. Overall, this is a fantastic spot and absolutely worth visiting.

I visited Lanna Thai at around 1pm on a Tuesday and it was pretty empty but that meant we got…read moreplenty of assistance and attention from the lady working there! She was very nice and made sure we had everything we needed! As for the food the Happy Hour menu is definitely worth it, the curry was very good and had great flavor to it. The Larb Fries, while not on the happy hour menu was definitely a great addition to the meal as well! The fries were nice and crispy and the seasoning paired wonderfully. I would definitely return here again!

Not bad, but I expected more, based upon many of the reviews that I read…read more I ordered the beef pad see ew and the orange chicken. The pad see ew sauce was sweet and rather dry compared to most other restaurants. The orange chicken was a complete surprise. It didn't have the type of breading that I am used to. It had a breadcrumb consistency, and it was sliced chicken instead of chunks. Not terrible, but it honestly tasted like cafeteria food. Perhaps I visited on an off-day. Would be willing to try again when I return to Oregon.

Siam Thai is one of those places I keep going back to because it's just consistently good. The food…read morecomes out hot, the portions are filling, and the flavors always hit the spot when I'm craving Thai food. The Pad Thai and curries are my go to and they taste comforting and well balanced without being overly heavy. The vibe is casual and relaxed and the staff has always been friendly whenever I've been in. It's not a fancy place, but it's reliable, satisfying, and exactly what I want from a neighborhood Thai restaurant.

My wife ate here last week and thoroughly enjoyed it. The service was excellent, warm and friendly…read more We both had fish dishes and they were excellent. Not over cooked, just perfect! We plan to return frequently.

For a nice quick meal this place was very tasty! And the veggies tasted so fresh! I wanted…read moresomething refreshing since it was 90 degrees out. This place did not let me down!

Bep has been around for a few years, I recall visiting for the first time not long after they…read moreopened, and I remember their claypot dishes were pretty unique. Back then, I felt their prices for everything was a bit higher than most other similar places around, well that's not the case anymore. We recently dined here twice, both during lunch hours. Service is attentive, and the place felt comfortable. My kiddos had the Pho ga but felt the chicken was a bit dry and lack flavor, but otherwise delicious. I enjoyed my beef Pho, it wasn't the most flavorful but a very solid 8/10. The crispy pork rolls were excellent, fried perfectly, and both the Vietnamese coffee as well as the pineapple smoothie for the kiddos were well made.

This was a cute little cafe Thai place. We stopped for a quick bite and the server was awesome…read more We ordered the Chicken Ping, which was yummy, but needed more char, mostly because the char was sooooo good. The tamarind dipping sauce was delectable and I would eat that on a shoe. Only negative were the seats were so uncomfortable.

My BFF and I walk up to this place at 8:19pm. There's a worker outside, closing up the outdoor…read moreseating umbrellas and he says, "you know we close at 9, right?" I reply, " yes, is it OK to go in?" He begrudgingly says, "yeah". We felt like he wanted us to know that he wanted us out at the stroke of 9. So after walking inside to an empty restaurant, we stood at the counter for about 30 seconds and decided we wanted nothing to do with this place and left without ordering. I hope I can update this review someday, but it'll be a while before I try this place again.

Amazing Thai Food, and service. Highly recommended…read more This place has been a regular go-to for at least once a month for my boyfriend and I. We like to order takeout from this place mostly, but on occasions we choose to dine in to further enjoy the scenery of the place. I am Thai myself so this place does a pretty decent job at making me feel like I'm at home again every time I order their food from here or if I show up to eat at the place. The most recent time I ate from them was February 8th, actually, at 3:00pm a little bit after a rush hour or when it was about to end, so I feel like maybe I ordered at a good time. Still, I had a good experience and a nostalgic feeling with every bite that went down. Their menu is pretty well designed, easy to read, well-laid out and self explanatory. The people always greet you kindly and make you feel welcomed which I think is pretty cool too. The pricing is very much debatable. When I say that, I mean that the price number may shock you while you're reading the menu, but that is until you start eating your dish that you ordered and thought it was "expensive" you realize you almost always need to loosen up your pants after we're done eating like my boyfriend, or you need to bother the waitress for a big to go box after already eating the best you could. Almost every single time, that has happened to us and we laugh about it every single time. We usually order the Sweet Sausage Fried Rice and Pad See Ew with chicken. My boyfriend is a big fan of the sweet sausage fried rice, he is a big fried rice lover already and has had sweet sausage before but never together in fried rice so this menu intrigued him the first time he read the menu and saw it as an option. After he tried it, he never stopped going back for more. I, on the other hand like their Pad See Ew much more because I grew up with homemade fried rice a lot so making it myself wasn't a big deal, but stir fried noodles that was something my family would always go out of their way to dine at or order take out from and they would try to top one another which restaurant they thought was better and why (e.g. more meat, more noodles, looks prettier, worth the money more, it's an award-winning, michelin star winning, franchised by this celebrity from this movie, etc.. you name it) so finding good stir fried flat rice noodles was a hit and miss for my family so eating really good stir fried noodles that I found in the US near the comfort of my home really made me feel good. Their service was exceptional, really. Online and in store, really good. When we were dining in at one point, my boyfriend who is a picky eater due to sensory issues, wanted no onions, tomatoes, and some other things in his fried rice I can't remember too sure. But, I tried speaking Thai to the waitress since her appearance seems to be Thai as well, and sure enough she was Thai too and she was really sweet and helped accommodate me and my boyfriend to suit our preferences the entire time. We also tried ordering Pink Milk too which is a childhood refreshing summer drink of mine which really just consists of Ice, Milk, and Hale Blue Boy Red Syrup but it tastes sweet and smells like strawberry and hits the spot really well on a hot day, and that's exactly what it tasted like. We both loved the drink, we almost wanted to order another one, actually. I recommend this place to anyone who wants to try new foods, is interested in asian, southeast asian cuisine, or even just seafood and other food combinations with it. No need for studying the culture or menu, the people are very welcome to people who don't know anything about Thailand or Thai food at all. I recommend showing up at happy hours too, if you can. They have good deals and discounts on food and all kinds of beverages. Definitely worth the money, can seem like a little bit up there if it's your first time or you just don't eat there too often. Very flexible with accommodations in person and especially, also upfront about additional charges for additions to your menu item. An experience worth paying for from time to time, in my opinion.

Ordered appetizer, salad roll.....waitress forgot....brought to table after entree…read more Pad Thai was a bit dry but still good. Salad roll was very good. Probably more of a to go kind of place.