Excellent Thai food in the cutest restaurant. I called ahead to ask if it was safe for someone with celiac, and they said it’s all gluten free except for two menu items and explicitly described them and modifications I could make if I wanted them.
Menu had most of what a lot of Thai restaurants in the area have, but some unique additions… and it was just really good. Insanely good salad rolls with super fresh tofu (sourced from someone local that makes it new, not grocery store stuff). Had some sweet potato fry things (forget the name but way bigger and crispier than French fries) and shrimp pad Thai. So good. Sat on a little tuk tuk type thing, super fun and friendly there.
We have had their food catered at work a couple of times and had no issues with pan fried foods. They catered here again and I ate 2 of their chicken drumsticks and got absolutely destroyed. I haven’t had a reaction like this in about 8 years. It was the only thing out of my normal routine that I ate that week. Be very careful. Bummer to say because the food is delicious.
I got sick two days after eating here. We shared fried calamari, larb, and pad kee mao. Possibly the fryer isn’t gf, or they aren’t doing separate prep/cooking, or they are just paying lip service to gf. I doubt it was the larb, probably one of the other two dishes. Eaten here many times before but not feeling confident!
Really tasty food, allergy items well marked, dedicated GF
I have never been so sick in my life! Several hours after consuming all the gluten symptoms began. I asked the one waiter if the items were gluten and dairy free and he said if the menu says so they were. I asked the other waitress about the drinks, neither could tell me what brand the drinks were so we stuck with water. My gluten sensitive son was sick several hours after eating with his typical gluten sensitive symptoms. I would NEVER eat here again and wouldn't recommend anyone with celiac disease eat here. Maybe it's like "low gluten" food but I'm doubtful because we were all sick and only 2 of us have celiac disease, and the other has gluten sensitivity. That tells me it was probably containing large amounts of gluten. No one could give me an ingredient list and all the packaging is imported from Thailand so not English. Doubtful that other countries follow strict FDA labeling. Also it was kind of gross our table was basically in the pantry area where tons of food is stored.
Best Thai food in town and basically all GF except one item (steamed bun). Pad See Ew and wings are to die for. The peanut sauce is amazing!!!
I'm in love with this place. almost everything on the menu is made gluten free. the fresh summer rolls with peanut sauce and pad thai (I sub out the shrimp and get tofu) are my go-to dishes so far.
Phenomenal restaurant!!! It's authentic Thai street food and then best thai in Portland. Even the 2 items on the menu that aren't gluten free they can make gluten free.
Haven't been there yet but from Gluten Free Portland Facebook post: Just spoke to the restaurant today. All items but 2 on the dinner menu are gluten-free, and all but 3 items on the lunch menu are gluten-free. "We are an extremely gluten-free friendly restaurant" is what Dave said to me today.