Popular Thai — Restaurant in Woodburn

📍 Hidden Thai Gem at Woodburn Outlets

🧪 Things Tried: • 🐔 Chicken Pad Thai • 🍍 Tofu Pineapple Fried Rice • 🍗 Teriyaki Chicken • 🥢 Spring Rolls

✅ Verdict: The spring rolls were the highlight — crisp on the outside with a savory mix of cabbage and glass noodles inside. Absolutely delicious.

The chicken Pad Thai was a pleasant surprise. Unlike many places where it turns out overly sweet or dry, this one had a well-balanced, flavorful sauce with just the right amount of spice — no dryness, no sugar overload.

The pineapple fried rice was refreshing and well-cooked, though I did miss the crunch of cashews.

The teriyaki chicken was spot-on — tender, juicy, and glazed perfectly.

⌛ Service & Ambience: The service can take a little time, especially during peak hours — but with the sheer volume of orders and the top-notch food they’re cranking out, it’s a fair trade. This is a no-nonsense spot, so ambiance isn’t a priority, but the place is clean and pleasant to eat in.

🔁 Overall: This place deserves way more attention for the quality it delivers. If you’re ever at Woodburn, now you know where to grab a solid, satisfying lunch. I’ll definitely be...

If you are at the Woodburn Outlets with an outrageously large appetite from all of that shopping/window shopping, Pop Thai is the place to go. Before it opened in the Outlet Mall, I used to have to go all the way to Wilsonville for some decent Thai food, but ever since Pop Thai's opened they're the only place I go for Thai food. I enjoy their curries, pad thai, fried rice, and especially their Thai Iced tea. Considering myself an avid thai tea enjoyer, I can tell when it is too diluted, too milky, too sweet, or when the brew just isn't right. Don't get Thai tea at those ridiculously expensive boba places that charge you about $8 for a thai tea that is half as good as you can get in Pop Thai. I go there all the time just to get thai tea. It...

If you’re looking for authentic Thai flavor, Popular Thai is the real deal! I ordered the Chicken Basil (Graprow Gai Kai Dao), and it absolutely hit the spot. The stir-fried chicken was packed with bold, aromatic spices, fresh basil, and just the right amount of heat. The fried egg on top added that perfect richness, and everything was served over fluffy jasmine rice.

This place is clearly run by a real Thai chef—the flavors were spot on, just like what you’d get in Thailand. You can taste the care and authenticity in every bite.

Friendly service, clean presentation, and a solid portion for the price. Highly recommend for anyone craving true Thai food in the area. Will definitely be...