Thai Herbs Restaurant

It's sad to see so many negative reviews of this awesome neighborhood staple!! I absolutely love this place. Their curry dishes are the best. You can't go wrong with them. My favorite is pumpkin curry and a Thai Iced Tea. Their fresh rolls are excellent tofu or shrimp. Their peanut sauce is amazing. I've also tried and loved the green curry, panang curry, satay skewers, coconut prawns, pineapple fried rice, crab fried rice, papaya salad, pra ram, eggplant basil, pad Thai and pad see ew. All of them are great. I've only ever gotten takeout from here but the cashier is always so kind and helpful and I never wait long. Thankful for the pickup spots out front because Multnomah Village as a whole can be hard to park. I absolutely love this sweet little Thai place and I encourage you to support them!

I came here with friends after playing tennis at a nearby park. It was pretty difficult to find parking nearby. They do offer a 5 minute parking in front of restaurant for picking up. I appreciated that dishes that could be made vegan were clearly marked on the menu, though not very plentiful.I got the Pra Ram, veggies and tofu in peanut sauce with rice on the side. The peanut sauce was a little on the weak side and I asked for extra that was $2.50. it was better with the extra peanut sauce.We did enjoy the outdoor dining with a nice cool breeze on a summer evening. The wait staff was nice and friendly. The food was brought out fairly quickly.

First timer.Sat on the front porch, chilly but a little sun so we gave it a shot. Server was very nice and set us up with a high chair for my granddaughter. We had Flat noodles, fried rice, and red curry. Tom Ka Kai soup too. With the cold air, the hot food was amazing. Just the right amount of spiciness.Soup was among the best I've had. Fresh mushrooms and onion and tomatoes. Curry was tangy and certainly made from scratch.Spring rolls too that were crisp and full.Had a Singha to wash it down. Prices were fair and we took a lot of food home.Loved it.

This is a cute little Thai place tucked away in Multnomah Village. We came after the dog park and loved to find that the patio was very dog friendly. Our waitress got them water and let them sit at the bench for a photo. The Pad Thai was good, but sweeter than what I'm used to. The pineapple fried rice was unique as there were raisins in it! Half our party liked it but the other half didn't care for it. We had their Pad See Ew and curry was tasty, too. A must eat is their mango sticky rice! Such sweet mangoes!

This is our go to Thai restaurant. We eat there sometimes and we order take out other times. The food tastes great, they are super nice and very accommodating!

Thai Herbs was our go-to Thai place when I lived in Portland, so I had to revisit this place while in town visiting. It is just as good as the old days. We got the Tom Kha soup and Tom Yum soup with tofu, both are absolutely delicious. It is perfect for a cold raining day. It comes with abundance of vegetables, it is very filling. I love the presentation of the soup, it makes the dining experience so much more fun and interesting. They have plenty of outdoor seating on the patio, the string lights and the happy Thai music in the background give relaxing vibes and fun atmosphere!

Awesome little restaurant in the heart of Multnomah Village. Staff was incredibly friendly and service was prompt. They offer indoor and outdoor seating, we were able to snag a table outside on a beautiful sunny afternoon. Food was delicious, portions were appropriate for one person. The Thai iced tea was a little too sweet for me, but overall it was a great experience. Will definitely be back!

I've eaten here for more than a decade and it's dependably delicious every time and the service is always great. Best salad rolls in town. Indoor/outdoor year-round in a Central Multnomah Village so anticipate that street parking can be a minor challenge, worth the effort.

Last night I ate Rad Nah with tofu, a rice noodle dish, at 8:30 pm. From 10:30 pm until 3:30 am, I was throwing up and had diarrhea several times. I know from decades of foreign travel how food poisoning affects me: first with sharp pains in my stomach to announce what to look forward to, then nausea starting at around 2 hours after eating and at times diarrhea after that. This was non-stop for 5 hours. I returned today and talked to the waitress who served us last night to warn her of poisoning others. She said she had the cook prepare a second dish from the same pan for her last night and she didn't get sick. OK, well that's fine but that doesn't negate the fact that I got sick. She's maybe 40 years younger, eats there all the time, etc. No comments about informing the kitchen or the owners. Although I live near the restaurant and have been there many times, never again.

( Mango Sticky Rice )To be honest, I was a little skeptical because it has average ratings but when I arrived at the location, it was eye catching and pretty. The patio's vibe reminded me of the experience I had back in Cambodia and Thailand. Entering the restaurant, the songs were nice and it was American retro designed. I just ordered a mango sticky rice and oh my goodness it was a 10/10. Rice wasn't dry or too soft. Right amount of coconut sauce. I'm not the biggest fan of mango but it was soft, ripe, DELICIOUS. it was so good i had to write a review try out their mango sticky rice!!!