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The 10 Best Thai Restaurants in Portland (2026)
Portland’s Thai scene mixes longtime neighborhood joints with newer street-food inspired spots, and this list reflects what locals are saying online. The ranking is built from Google review data and updated for 2026 using a review-weighted Bayesian score so places with many strong reviews rise to the top. We focused on businesses categorized as Thai (or closely related categories) and sorted them by that score to highlight consistently well-reviewed options across the city. Use this guide as a starting point for exploring Thai flavors in different Portland neighborhoods.
This ranking is computed from Google reviews (our method). Listings marked Partner are paid advertising spots: they sit alongside the ranking without changing its order.
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Bangkok Belly
Topping our list is Bangkok Belly, which earns a perfect 5.0 rating across 105 Google reviews. That combination of an unblemished average and a substantial review count pushes it to the number-one slot under our review-weighted method. The listing on SE Belmont places it squarely in Southeast Portland, and its statistical standing here is purely driven by the Google rating and review volume.
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Guay Tiew – Thai Street Noodle Soup
Guay Tiew shows a 5.0 rating with 104 reviews and is listed in Google as Thai, located on NW 10th Ave in Northwest Portland. The near-identical perfect score and review total make it one of the city’s highest-rated Thai spots.
104 reviews
Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine | Pearl District
This Pearl District location is rated 4.9 on Google from 10,471 reviews and categorized as Thai, giving it a large review base in Northwest Portland. Its very high review count is a major factor in its ranking among Portland Thai restaurants.
10471 reviews
Siam Umami
Siam Umami carries a 4.9 Google rating across 281 reviews and is categorized as Thai; the address on S Corbett Ave places it in South Portland. A strong average paired with a moderate review total keeps it near the top of the list.
281 reviews
Chick & Pig | Thai Street Food
Chick & Pig is listed as Thai with a 4.9 rating from 190 Google reviews and sits on SE Division St in Southeast Portland. The name suggests a street-food focus and the rating-plus-review count give it high standing in our score.
190 reviews
Saen Sook Thai Street Food
Saen Sook appears with a 4.9 Google rating and 89 reviews, and Google classifies it as a Wok restaurant; it is located on N Killingsworth St in North Portland. The slightly lower review total compared with other 4.9s affects its relative placement.
89 reviews
Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine
This Hawthorne location is rated 4.8 on Google from 4,315 reviews and categorized as Thai, situated on SE Hawthorne Blvd in Southeast Portland. A large number of reviews at a slightly lower average keeps it prominent in the overall ranking.
4315 reviews
ZAAP
ZAAP has a 4.8 Google rating with 493 reviews and is listed under the generic category Restaurant on NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd in Northeast Portland. Its sizable review count and solid average contribute to its top-ten position.
493 reviews
La Moon Khao Man Gai
La Moon Khao Man Gai is rated 4.8 from 228 Google reviews and categorized as Thai, located on SE Powell Blvd in Southeast Portland. The combination of its specialty-focused name and steady review numbers places it in our top ten.
228 reviews
Golden Lotus Thai Kitchen
Golden Lotus Thai Kitchen shows a 4.8 rating with 79 reviews and is categorized as Restaurant on NE Grand Ave in Northeast Portland. Its smaller review count compared with other entries helps explain its placement at number ten.
79 reviews
Frequently asked questions
How should I choose a Thai restaurant in Portland?
Start by checking recent online reviews and the total number of reviews to get a sense of consistency. Consider the neighborhood that’s convenient for you and whether the menu descriptions match the dishes or spice levels you prefer.
What does a Google rating and review count tell me?
The average rating shows general customer satisfaction while the review count indicates how many people have weighed in; a high rating with many reviews is more reliable than the same rating from only a handful of reviewers. Also look at recent reviews to see current service and quality trends.
How much should I expect to spend at a typical Thai restaurant?
Prices vary by type of restaurant—casual noodle shops and food carts tend to be less expensive than full-service dining rooms. Check menus online or call ahead for price ranges if budget is a primary concern.
When is a good time to visit to avoid long waits?
Weekday lunch hours and mid-afternoon weekdays are usually quieter than weekend evenings, which tend to be busiest. If you want to avoid crowds, try arriving early in the dinner service or use online reservation and waitlist options when available.