MoMo Thai House

Thai food is one of my favorites. We tried MoMoThai House last night, very good Thai food in Tigard. The location is off highway 99, they have tables for 4 and a long table for a large party, the interior is small and very bright, so expect a lot of noise and foot traffic. During our visit the restaurant was extremely busy, they had one person waiting tables, busing tables, taking calls and running the drive through. Seemed very overwhelming with the amount of traffic they had. So expect to wait for your food and drink refills, but worth the wait times. For starters we had the fried spring rolls, they were full of veggies and not greasy or oily, they are served with a sweet sauce but you can always add some Sriracha sauce for more spice, we also had the Pad SEE Ew, thick noodles with a variety of veggies, not a lot of flavor in the sauce but overall had good dish, my favorite the stir fried cashew nut is amazing, great garlic sauce, full of many veggies and a lot of protein, I had the chicken and rice. I should have asked for some spicy sauce during the fry but I took care of this later. Very good dish highly recommended it. They have a very large menu, from fried rice to desserts, I also added a Thai Iced Tea, complicated my food perfectly. The staff were all very nice but again, would be nice to have more wait staff.

This is such a cute spot for Thai food in this area! I heard about this spot opening recently, so I knew I had to check it out while I was over here. The cozy farmhouse interior is nice and welcoming. The lady owner was friendly and took our order. I opted for a Cha Thai (Thai Iced Tea) with Coconut Milk and a Pad Thai with Shrimp. The dish was served on bright colored plates which really made it stand out. I did notice that they made the dishes not very spicy, so if you're used to Thai spice levels, you won't get them here. Aside from that, I really enjoyed my dish! Most Pad Thais I've tried tend to be too sweet, but this one was much more sour and savory, which is more of my taste.

I ordered online and headed over to get there around the time stated. Pulling into the parking lot was a bit tricky but the place is a cute little cabin looking thing. I saw there was a drive through so I was all for it for my takeout order. I pulled about and within a minute - someone came up. She was super friendly and my order was ready. Super quick situation. I got Pas See Ew which has been my go-to comfort food as of lately. I got it with beef. It was super flavorful and I like the carrots in it. I'll be back to try other things!

I was driving by this place around dinner time and decided to pull in to take a closer look. They had a drive-up! Not to be confused with a drive-thru - there was no speaker to order. I was feeling very lazy and decided to place an online order and wait the 10-15 minutes for it to be ready, then pulled up to the window and she handed it right out!My husband always orders pineapple fried rice (I ordered it medium heat and it was pretty mild) and I get the pad see ew (I ordered this hot and it was almost too hot). Both were excellent. We haven't found a Thai place nearby that both of these items are on point. I'll be rolling through that drive-up the next time we want Thai food again.

So nice to have a Thai restaurant close by. We went into the restaurant and liked the clean modern space. It's small but comfortable. We ordered several dishes and I enjoyed a delicious Thai iced tea with my dinner. Dishes were served on cute plates.Our waitress was upbeat and friendly and took our order quickly. Food was served promptly and came out hot,tasty and fresh.The pot stickers could have been a little less fried but the filling was flavorful. Our noodle dish was delicious. The yellow curry sauce could have been a little thicker as far as texture.We love the drive through option for take out. The only real drawback is that there is a strong laundry detergent smell that permeates through. It is from a nearby laundromat. We will be back to try some of their specials and dessert.

The food here is good but the prices are a bit hefty in my opinion. We ordered salad rolls ($6.50), chicken pad thai ($13.75), a side of peanut sauce ($2), and momo fried rice ($19). At these prices you'd expect portions to be a bit bigger or for there to be more generous offerings of meat (the pad thai was a bit sparse). That said, we did enjoy our dinner. We ordered both meals as "hot" spice level and were not disappointed. It's the perfect spice level. We ordered take out, so I can't speak to the inside but my husband said it was busy when he went to pick our order up.

First visit - and with some simple items: Coconut Shrimp, Potstickers, and Salad Rolls. First two are probably not made there but good. The Salad Rolls, however, were fresh. Then, an order of Pineapple Rice with Chicken. Right sized portion and very good. The service by BigBoss (?) was friendly and attentive. Ambiance is a bit simple, nothing fancy. Room can be noisy depending on how crowded they are. All in all, will come back to taste some other dishes

Love everything we have tried especially the drinks! It's one of our go to's for Thai. The service is always so friendly and quick!

Bright, light and refreshed interior. I ordered Pad Kee Mao and it came out hot, fresh, and was served a large portion with lots of white meat chicken. You can order the level of heat to taste. Level 3 was perfect for me but may not be hot enough for some. We ate inside and it was small but very pleasant. I can also see this being my new "go to" Thai take out! I will be returning to try other dishes!

Small servings, family size is for maybe two people and while the food is good; it's super expensive. Two dishes will cost you at least 30bucks, not including drinks. Hardly no chicken in the pad Thai