Location: Gladstone
Top Restaurants in Gladstone
Top Things to do in Gladstone
Best Thai food near Gladstone, Oregon, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Thai food in Gladstone, Oregon, United States. Quaint small-town traditions. Family-friendly events. Quiet neighborhoods. These timeless qualities define Gladstone, Oregon both as a community and as a unique destination for travellers. Known for the historic Pow Wow Tree, which stands near the junction of the Willamette River and the north bank of the Clackamas River, Gladstone offers abundant activities for the whole family including RC model car racing, a bike jump track, kids’ golf course, sports fields, parks and a boat launch.
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1. The Frog Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Kimberly D
I had never been there before and very doubtful at this point that I would return. My order was to go. I got three menu items for my husband and I to share. Fried rice, potstickers & salad rolls. The fried rice was very bland and unflavored, ordered mild to medium didn't want to end up with something to hot. We were very disappointed. The potstickers were tiny and left a lot to be desired. The salad rolls were different than any we had had before, they were OK. On another note, the waitress was sweet as could be the and place was small and cute. Maybe we tried the wrong dishes, but would not order again what we had gotten.
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2. Pho Thi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By MouseDance
The location is great - right downtown. The service was excellent, though perhaps that's because we got there early and there was only one other table with customers. But the best part - the pad thai was excellent. I will definitely be eating here again!
3. Buathong Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Oceantoes
We love this place-we're regulars. Stopped in today and ordered their lunch special, what a deal! Our food arrived on huge platters, salad with warm sweet peanut sauce dressing was yummy, my drunken noodles with beef was perfect with lots of veggies the way I like it. Hubby had spicy basil stir fry with beef, it was great with lots of mushrooms. Each plate had one pot sticker as well. They use no green peppers, only red, which we really appreciate not having to pick them out, who eats those green peppers anyway? Everything has always been so fresh and colorful, cooked exactly right, and we always feel good after eating here, even when stuffed, lol! Two lunch specials, one Thai iced tea only came to $17. Even though we came hungry, we still left with two boxes of leftovers. Always a favorite!
4. Thai Express
Reviewed By DeHypnotist
Thai Express has become our go-to place for exceptional Thai cuisine in this area -- but particularly its outrageous Crispy Basic Chicken. Apparently they get some complaints because it is hacked in traditional stye -- but we cannot get enough of it. This visit we also had their "Pad Garlic" stir-fry -- also excellent. Previously we've had some other stir-fries, the odd but tasty Thai sausage dinner, their larb (more of a plated version than a wrap), and the fried squid appetizer. All good. I was not impressed by their curries, as they were rather thin. Their Thai coffee is also excellent. The place is tiny, in a mall next to a Dollar Store, utterly unpretentious -- and absolutely worth patronizing.
