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4.6(1k+)•
DashPass•
Thai
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DashPass
4.6(1k+)•
$$•Thai
Somtum Thai Kitchen is a delightful Thai restaurant located on Broadway in the vibrant city of Portland, Oregon. The restaurant is known for serving up traditional dishes from the northeastern of Thai…
All the food was delicious. Som Tum Thai kitchen instantly became a new favorite in my household. The Tom Sap Nue (ต้มแซบเนื้อ) was especially good, beef was very tender. I look forward to ordering again and trying more of their dishes.
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Anthony J
Emerging Expert • 21 contributions
Didn't like
• 25-02-15
• DoorDash order
Crying Tiger was full of gristle and $20 for approx. 12 mini strips of beef.
Crab Rangoon was really sweet
Didn't follow directions on the iced tea which was $7
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Zoe K
Local Expert • 16 contributions
Loved
• 25-10-16
• DoorDash order
The Penang Peanut Curry was ridiculously creamy. Very rich and flavorful, and plenty of chicken. I'm going to be ordering this regularly. This is the only Thai place in Portland that actually makes their food really spicy. When they say hot they aren't kidding lol. I Iove it!
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Anjelica H
Local Expert • 32 contributions
Loved
• 26-05-12
• DoorDash order
Smaller portions than many places, but way better flavors than most. They actually do spicy right! And the noodle texture was to die for.
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Mal F
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 23-10-30
• DoorDash order
I love the food here but I got the $12 BBQ "chicken" and it wasnt a chicken at all! It was a emaciated cornish game hen with no meat on it.I get that the economy is bad right now but please at least advertise your ingredients accurately. $12 for half of a cornish game hen? Come on. Look at how the "chicken" leg compares with my fingernail.
