Thai Peacock

Unique & tasty Thai food! The house sampler is a must-try for a great intro to their appetizers. Crab Rangoon is prepared differently here (breading wasn't my fave). Egg noodles with shrimp (shells included, not my preference) still tasted good. Loved the classic fried rice with minced chicken – a delicious first! Worth a try, especially for the appetizers.

Food was delicious. My only complaint was the music was too loud and didn’t suit the environment. But everything else was great. My friend and I are vegans and there were plenty of options. I had the yellow curry this time. I’ve eaten here twice with her and both times the food was good. I got both tofu and extra veggies this time because the last time the veggies were scarce. That also would be a constructive criticism, more veg in their vegan dishes. There were plenty when I ordered extra and it was only $2 more

Beautiful AND delicious. The Cashew dish, I believe #40 was so good. Original wood throughout from when Portland started to the beautiful artwork on the walls just adds to it. Not a place I would take a child, have more of a semi-nice/casual lunch spot.

My partner and I stopped into this restaurant after a rainy hike here in Portland. We were seated right away and ordered relatively quickly. We started off with the tofu spring rolls and the papaya salad, both of which were incredible and very fresh and flavorful. These two dishes were extremely enjoyable, and I would absolutely order again without a doubt. We then each got an order of the khao soi or tofu curry noodles, which is one of our favorite Thai dishes. Only one order came out, and we waited for over 10 minutes before flagging down the waitress to see where the other order was. It turns out they had forgotten the second order, which was a little annoying, but it came out maybe five minutes later. I don’t typically like to eat while my partner hasn’t gotten his food, so I waited, and unfortunately, my food was cold by the time I started to eat. In addition to that, there wasn’t a lot of broth in the curry noodles, which is in my opinion the best part. The dish was actually quite good, I just wish our food had come out at the same time and that there was more broth. Overall, we quite enjoyed this place and would definitely come back and maybe try some different dishes. If you’re in the Portland area and enjoy quality Thai food, we recommend trying this place, especially if you’re vegetarian.

One of the best places I ate at in Portland during my visit. The crispy trout was incredible. My spouse had the Thai Peacock Curry with rice and was just as pleased. Prices were very reasonable considering how delicious the meal was.

The reviews are right on the money. This is the most upscale Thai food I’ve ever had, and it opened my eyes to a whole new take on Thai dining. The Pad Thai felt more “intentionally crafted” than any I’ve had before (which I know sounds super lame but I genuinely don’t have better words for it), and the side of the Thai Peacock Panang Curry was incredible as well. Absolutely thrilled with my choice to come in!

Food was delicious and affordable. I didn’t like the pork belly, but they switched me for tofu which was as expected. Place is very cute, lady servers were grumpy and looked like they hated their day, they gave us instructions on where to go but didn’t even guide us. The waiting area is tiny but they had a heater above the door which made it nice. They have upstairs seating too. Don’t forget the chili tray.

Note: Don’t blame me that I didn't warn you! usually leave positive reviews for restaurants, but let me tell you about this one. The waiter had such a terrible attitude and was rude to me. One of our order was messed up, the food was overly salty, and we couldn't even eat it all. And yet, somehow this place has a 4.5-star rating? Give me a break, Oregon!