Tried red curry with tofu and loved it. Came with rice on the side. The quantity was enough for 2. Had many options with tofu for vegan. Fast service Clean restrooms.

We came today and was surprised by how they changed the dining in process. You have to order and pay at the counter first then grab a seat while waiting for your order. It's ok I get it. That protects the business from dine and dash scenarios. The only thing that did not change was the food. Still consistently good and flavorful. Considering the record inflation we are suffering from right now, the food was fairly priced. Serving size was decent. The place was clean. Well kept. Highly recommended if you love Thai food!

Competitive prices without sacrificing quality while most restaurants skimp out by serving smaller shrimps, this place still serves great food. Please come out and support this business.

Small and quaint restaurant in a tiny house like structure serving authentic Thai cuisine with a few spots to park on the street. The interior reminds you of a small temple in Thailand. The food is reasonably priced and tasted great. Despite having a tiny kitchen, the staff offered great selections and the service was fast.

I've been going to Monsoon for quite a while now, and while Portland has some EXCELLENT Thai restaurants to choose from, Monsoon is always just solid. I wouldn't say they're the best in the world but they're consistent, their portions are big, they're quick, and it always tastes good. I love their location directly across the street from Prost so it makes for a great meal after some German beers! Yeah, their pad thai is very solid. I REALLY like their red curry though and would highly recommend that dish if you haven't had it. Another solid go to is their drunken noodles (aka pad kee mao) and I can usually get a couple of meals out of it. I love Monsoon and will surely continue to go there. On a different note, their service is also always super friendly and nice. I think it's family owned and run so it's great to help out long time local spots like these!

Can you think of anything more satisfying than ordering a bunch of Thai take out and consuming it with a gaggle of girlfriends from college while gossiping and laughing all night?! Monsoon is our go to take out spot for just this occasion. The food never disappoints and everything is packed and delivered perfectly. The panang is really good with super fresh green beans and red peppers. The golden rice is a must have and the pad see ew is a staple.

After sitting at a coffee shop nearby most of the morning, I was looking for a lunch spot nearby. I found this place and gave it a try. The inside of the restaurant compared to the outside surprised me. It is open and spacious and had lots of seating during the lunch hour. We ordered the pad see ew and chicken fried rice. I was also surprised how good the food was! The pad-see-ew had lots of sauce to it and was very flavorful! The chicken fried rice was also a win. It had a saucey-ness to it and was also packed with flavor. A lot of times fried rice can be bland and dry, but this is the best I've had! The chicken and rice has a charred-grill flavor to it that made it especially delicious. Our server was accommodating, friendly, helpful and cleared our plates kindly. Overall a great vibe, awesome food and service! Wish I was local so I could eat this more often.

Neighborhood and visiting a friend and I thought Thai food sounds delicious. There's not many Thai restaurants to I love, but this is one of them I highly recommend it. They said it was changed a little bit and now you have to enter into the restaurant on the patio side. They take your order at the counter and then you find your seat or you take it to go. This time I chose to go because I want to go home and eat myThai food. The gentlemen, that waited on me was very kind. I placed my order online. I arrived no more than 15 minutes after I ordered it was ready to go. I ordered the Crab Rangoon, spring rolls, pineapple fried rice and yellow curry with chicken. The spring rolls were delicious but I felt the wrapping was a little thicker than I expected. Yummy all the more. The pineapple fried rice was most, and super flavorful. I love the veggies with bites for pineapple throughout. The yellow curry with chicken was ordered mild. I can't take too much heat. I imagine it's better with a bit more spice. The crab Rangoon again was flavorful but there was t much crab so it's hard to rate it very high. All in all this is a pretty consistent Thai restaurant that I would definitely recommend to anyone especially my Yelp community.

Whenever I pass by this restaurant it always smells so good so glad we finally got to visit during lunch to check them out! They have both lunch and dinner hours so be sure to check them out before heading over. Otherwise you can order for pick up ahead of time. We ended up ordering at the restaurant during lunch and there were no other in person groups ahead of us so the wait time was only ~10 mins. The indoor part of the restaurant is closed but there are a couple outdoor bench tables that are covered if you want to enjoy your fresh immediately. We ended up getting our two noodle dishes (drunken noodle and pad thai) with chicken and for ~$12 each entree the portion sizes are massive in my opinion. Our entrees were enough to be 2 meals per person. The drunken noodles were tasty with the mushrooms and other veggies. The noodles were cooked well and had good consistency. As for the pad thai the noodles were also cooked well and the sauce was on the sweeter side. I rated them 4 stars since the pad thai was good but I prefer mine a little less sauce with fried tofu and bean sprouts not mixed in and just placed on top. Overall both dishes were flavorful, quick time to prepare, and portions are worth the price here. The curries here looked tasty so I'll need to come on a cooler day to enjoy them.