Thai Seasons

Pleasantly surprised with this discovery. Stumbled upon here after trying to hit up the local food cart pod and finding nearly every cart closed. There's obviously no shortage of Thai restaurants in Portland, and thought this would be the typical run-of-the-mill Thai joint. I'm a slut for whole deep-fried fish, so of course I had to order it when I saw it on the menu. Def the highlight of the meal and prob one of the better fish dishes I've had in Portland, period. It's NOT tilapia, it's reasonably priced, and it's flavored with a ton of fresh herbs instead of just being sauced.The deep fried chicken wings were also good and the pad eggplant with shrimp was fine, nothing to write home about. But I will come back again solely for the fish.

During a recent visit to Portland, I stopped by Thai Seasons and had a wonderful experience. There's convenient parking in the back, and the restaurant is clean and inviting. The server was incredibly nice and attentive. The menu offers a wide variety of traditional Thai dishes, with options to suit different tastes and spice preferences. The food was delicious, with generous portion sizes. I highly recommend Thai Seasons and plan to stop by again next time I'm in Portland.

We are so fortunate to live near Thai Seasons as it's so consistently great. We eat here more than any other restaurant in town. Ingredients are high quality and fresh, staff is accommodating and super friendly, and the ambience is charming and homey. When we do pick up and eat at home, the food is always perfectly packaged for transport, and nice and hot when we arrive.

Try the fried whole trout. You won't be disappointed. Lots of flavor and cooked to perfection. Excellent customer service.

Great little cafe. I had the green curry. Slightly spicy but not overpowering. Seemed quite authentic. The service was good and the space was inviting and comfortable. I'm rarely in this part of town but would definitely be a regular if I was closer

This is a solid spot. We tend to get pad Thai and a curry and are always satisfied with left overs for the next day. Very delicious!

Thai Seasons seems to be on the decline. Last night we ordered the peek gai thawt -- deep fried chicken wings carmelized with sweet and salty sauce. Unfotunately this was a carry-out order. What we got after we arrived home weren't actual chicken wings but larger assorted pieces of chicken, a few of which were undercooked and fatty and bloody. Had we been served this in the restaurant we would have sent the food back. Nothing really deep fried here, and the chicken pieces lacked the usual sweet and salty sauce.My 2017 review of Thai Seasons was 5 stars, then in 2021 I updated it down to 3 stars, now they're down to 2. Good restaurants serve good food consistently.

Absolutely amazing! You know when you walk into this place you are in for a treat... the wonderful smells of the spices in the delicious food being prepared welcome your olfactory senses from the moment you walk in the door. I can tell you, what comes next doesn't disappoint. We had a mango curry dish and drunken noodles, and man I am telling you there are not many places in town with better drunken noodles. This place is easy to get to, has parking in the back, is impeccably clean and the service is A++ We will definitely be back!!!

Although this restaurant has been in business for ten years, we only recently discovered thanks to friends. We now visit a 2-4 times per month.It is not the most elegant place, but it is homey with pleasant service. Everything we have eaten there is good.Check it out. If you like Thai food, it is some of the best around. There is parking behind the building.

Excellent food! Service was a bit slow. I think that may be the impact of an active take out business.Great new neighborhood restaurant.