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Adisaya Thai

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Place 1235 McVey Ave, Ste A Lake Oswego, Oregon $10–20
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Adisaya Thai is a neighborhood restaurant in Lake Oswego known for its functional and welcoming approach to Thai cuisine. Offering a selection of standard Thai dishes, including flavorful curries, the restaurant provides a consistent and unassuming dining space for those craving familiar, high-quality eats. With a focus on classic recipes and a comfortable atmosphere, Adisaya Thai serves as a reliable local spot for lunch or dinner. Their commitment to providing accessible, authentic flavors makes them a valued part of the culinary landscape in Lake Oswego.

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Absolutely amazing food. The service was phenomenal. This was definitely worth it, $18.50 for the plate and drink, one refill included

Google

You HAVE to stop by Adisaya Thai — this place is pure joy! First of all, you MUST come by and see my best friend Delena. She is a hoot and a half (said with full Texas twang). She’ll have you laughing before you even order. Now let’s talk food — because wow. The Seafood Spring Rolls are FUEGO. So dang good they had me speaking Spanish. Crispy and crunchy on the outside, packed with flavor inside, and served with an orange sauce so good you’ll want to put it in your purse and take it home. The Beef Stir Fry was fantastic — tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The whole staff was super sweet, attentive, and genuinely kind. The atmosphere is cozy, warm, and welcoming — a perfect place to unwind. This was the perfect way to spend my first evening in Portland. I’ve already been invited back to try the ribs, and being from Texas, you know there’s no way I’m passing that up. If you’re looking for delicious food served by wholesome people in a friendly, fun atmosphere, you cannot do better than Adisaya Thai.

Google

Nice people and good service. Food ok but not great. Tom kha had no lemongrass or ginger, was just creamy coconut broth, disappointing. Chicken satay bland - nice cucumber salad tho. The prawns in a pot were good. The pineapple fried rice was good but not the ‘medium spice’ we requested.

Google

Consistently order delivery and pick up from this location, and they never fail to make a delicious and fresh meal! This is my husband and I's favorite Thai restaurant in the entire county. Will have to make an effort to dine-in soon, the interior is gorgeously decorated!

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Google

This spot serves some of the best Thai food I’ve had! I stopped in for a quick lunch after church and was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the larb chicken salad, which is ground chicken served in a way that works perfectly as lettuce wraps. The homemade chili sauce and hot oil were incredible—the oil packed a kick but still had a rich, balanced flavor without being overwhelmingly spicy. Plus, the entrees came with plenty of fresh veggies, which made the meal even better. Highly recommend!

Google

Most dishes we ordered taste surprisingly similar (pad thai, lemongrass chicken, and curry), too much peanut sauce taste. And they all looked orange-ish. We feel bad for the only server there who had to serve the entire restaurant. We not only had to wait for a table, we had to wait for getting service for a long time. They really need to hire another server on a day like this.

Google

Ordered the Pad Thai, Pad See Ew, Yellow Curry. All items tasted exceptional. The pad Thai was flavorful with a perfect amount of spice . (I have a low spice tolerance and 1* spice was perfect for me. Most Thai places make the Pad Thai too sweet and watery, but this one was moist and not too dry. One of the best Pad Thais I've ever had in Portland. The pad see ew had a balanced amount of veggies and the noodles were chewy however was a tad salty for my taste. The yellow curry also had a perfect amount of spice and the curry was super flavorful.

We eat here regularly and the food is consistently fantastic. The khao soi is my go-to, and we’ve also loved the drunken noodles, panang salmon, and the seafood tower. Everything is always incredibly flavorful and well executed. The only items that didn’t quite hit for me were the cream cheese rangoons and the chicken satay. The rangoons were just okay, and the satay had a texture and flavor that felt a bit off. One small note, the sodas tasted slightly unusual to me, though that could just be personal preference. Service has always been solid, and we keep coming back because the overall experience is great.

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