Category Archives: Thai

Skewed Concoctions

Posted on January 14, 2012 by dieselboiLeave a comment

Location: SW 3rd and Stark Hours: Mon-Sat, 11am-7pm and later on the weekends. The Story: Every summer I get invited to events where someone has the grill going. Invariably, they have meat or veggies on a stick for everyone to … Continue reading →

Posted in BBQ, Debit/Credit Carts Accepted, Dinner, Downtown, Korean, Late Night, Lunch, SW 3rd and Stark, Thai, Vegetarian Options, Weekends |

Nong’s Khao Man Gai 2

Posted on January 7, 2012 by dieselboi2 Comments

Location: SW 4th and Hall Hours: Mon-Fri, 11am-4pm The Story: Portland has some amazing food carts and Nong’s Khao Man Gai is one of them. Nong Poonsukwattana opened her first cart in 2009 and quickly became the go to cart … Continue reading →

Posted in Debit/Credit Carts Accepted, Downtown, Lunch, SW 4th and College, Thai, Vegetarian Options |

Sanjai’s Teriyaki

Posted on December 11, 2011 by dieselboiLeave a comment

Location: SE 52nd and Foster Hours: Everyday, 11am-6pm The Story: Some of the first street food I enjoyed back as a younger man was yakisoba noodles. While it is now widely available throughout the city, finding it on a cool … Continue reading →

Posted in Debit/Credit Carts Accepted, Dinner, Lunch, Noodles, SE 52nd and Foster, Southeast-Portland, Thai, Vegetarian Options |

Sneaky Kitty

Posted on September 14, 2011 by dieselboi6 Comments

Location: SE 52nd and Foster Hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 11-8pm The Story: Start with a 1971 Volkswagen Van, extend the roof on it and remove the engine and you get a very unique food cart/van – Sneaky Kitty. Hazel and Fine opened … Continue reading →

Posted in Dinner, Lunch, SE 52nd and Foster, Southeast-Portland, Thai, Vegan Options, Vegetarian Options, Weekends |

Diamond Thai

Posted on August 1, 2011 by dieselboiLeave a comment

Location: SE 82nd and Harney, Cartlandia Hours: daily for lunch, dinner The Story: A food cart in southeast Portland serving up traditional Thai cuisine including Phad Thai, Phad Kee Mao, curries, and fried rice dishes. See a copy of the … Continue reading →