Khamdee Thai Cookhouse

Medium is hot so just get mild and ask for the chili sauce. But we all know that hot is good and the chef is a bad ass. Great selection, loved the menus. Everything was so good because you can really tell they put live in the food here.

A very dark flavor to their foods, like a mala or Szechuan. The khao soi was really good for the first few bites but was also really oily. A really thick flavor. The boat noodles were not my cup of tea, unfortunately. But the steak salad was good! When they say it's spicy, they mean it.

Khamdee Thai Cookhouse is such a great spot for authentic Thai food. I ordered the Khao Soi Hang and the Boat Noodle, and both dishes were absolutely delicious. The Khao Soi had a rich, creamy curry broth with deep flavors that felt very comforting, while the Boat Noodle was bold, savory, and perfectly balanced. You can really taste the care and authenticity in each dish. Overall, these two dishes were outstanding, and I would definitely come back to try more from their menu 😋

A small establishment with some great tasting food! We were a group of 4, but we got a table as soon as we entered. We were probably lucky because the rest of the restaurant was packed! We ordered the Asian flies and fresh rolls as the appetizer. Our main order was Crab fried rice, Thai fried rice, Khamdee spicy chicken and the Khao Soi Hang. They were accomodating enough when we asked to replace the beef with tofu in the Khao Soi Hang. We ordered medium spicy for all the dishes and they came out to have perfect spice and flavour. They claim to be "Thai Spicy", though we did not want to test their claim. Just be mindful of that when ordering. Overall we loved the place and will definitely visit again! 10/10 recommend!

Some of the best Thai food I’ve ever had. The restaurant is clean, modern, and inviting, with a friendly and attentive staff. The Pad Se Ew was hands down the best I’ve ever tasted — perfectly balanced flavor and texture. If you’re craving authentic Thai and want that one spot that truly hits the spot, this is it. So many strip mall Thai restaurants disappoint — this one absolutely does not.

This is the first time for me, as a test I always try the Phad Thai, if it’s seasoned right, usually the rest of the menu is good. This restaurant passed my initial test. Keep up the quality and I shall be back to try other dishes.

Fantastic taste, detailed service, and comfortable atmosphere. It feels like I’m eating at someone’s family table. I usually get chicken pad Thai, and it’s level of spice and blend of flavors is well done; some of the best pad Thai I’ve had. The food looks like what they show on the menu, so it feels very honest and genuine from their part. We also got a hot-pot soup, and the presentation was fun with the way it’s served in a metal hotpot. I really like this place :)

Long wait time close to 30 minutes or more. Luckily it was worth the wait! This place was amazing everything from the broth to the veggie tempura and lastly the pad Thai.

Good day Yelpies, In this corner I give you the undisputed champion In the Thai cuisine. The moment you receive the menu you're in for a treat. Traditional Thai food with a twist. Not to mention the flavor is oh so good. We ordered our food and within 15 min our appetizers and drinks were at the table and the order within 10 min after. The best way to find out if what I said is true is to get over here and dig in in. Cheers

Terrible experience, paid gratuity fee for my party of 15 and was unable to sit with my party. As soon as I arrived, I signed in without being greeted. The staff seated 5 parties before my party despite them arriving after me. Food was mediocre at best and the service is lack-luster. Please learn hospitality for your staff. Best regards,

I've been here several times and I enjoy it. The staff is warm and friendly. They are busy and it's good to see. They do have a TV the plays Thai street food videos. It's lively in here when they are full but the food is worth the wait. I think you should also state no spice if you can't handle the heat!

We came here recently for a quick lunch. We got lucky and beat the lunch rush as the place packed up pretty quickly. We ordered a few items to share and as usual the food was good and well prepared. I enjoyed everything and have no complaints.

My hubby and I love Thai food, especially when it's authentic and each time we come to Khamdee, we are always left satisfied! The workers are nice and efficient, checking on us and offering water. They even had kid friendly plates and utensils for our toddler which was a major plus! The place gives a cozy with modern simplicity vibe, which I Love Love! Will definitely be regulars here!

Best thai food around! Such a cute ambience and brand with adorable menus. The food is amazing. The Tom Yum soup is very rich and garlicky (almost too garlicky) with lots of flavor. The Kee Mao and Phad See Ew were delicious. The Muek-Phad-Kai-Kem (crispy squid) was very tasty, with the perfect crisp and chewiness. Casual but on the nicer side! Service was a bit slow, we often had to wave down the waitress.

Fantastic. The food is delicious and fresh. Staff are so kind and generous. I love the decor and the cooking videos they always have playing in the background. If you love Thai, you must try Khamdee.

Replacing Thai Princess that has been there for decades is Khamdee. The Khao Soi caught my eye and I have to say it's a very unique rendition and lovely. We also ordered the pad see ew and thought the "wok air" technique was solid. When there are lots of Thai nationals surrounding you enjoying the cuisine here... that says something to me. I look forward to try their 2-person courses which look like a great bang for the buck.

Very solid Thai restaurant. The appetizers are good but I'm more of a 3 entree type of girl, you feel me? I personally love the tom yum soup (actually very spicy - good heat level). The boat noodles were underwhelming - cloying sweetness very oily and the noodles were a bit over cooked. The Pad Thai is solid - it gets the job done. The other time we came here we had crab fried rice and it was delicious - packed full of msg and umami. I did have some gastric upset after our meal - not sure if it was the spicy soup (probably but I am who I am) or what but if I'm ever in the area hankering for Thai this is my spot.

Pad see ew was very good. The whole group loved their food. I love that you can choose the spice level from 1-10. I love spicy food but this place can get REALLY spicy so warning!

This restaurant was quite busy at lunchtime, but we were quickly seated outdoor on the comfortable picnic tables they had, which was great because it was a beautiful day out! The service was prompt and friendly, and I appreciated the assistance from the staff in making selections we would like. We ordered the veggie tempura plate for the table, and that came out within 10 minutes. This was a very delicious variety of vegetables, including onions, sweet potato, broccoli, bell pepper, and more for the very tasty sauce. The woon sen phad thai goong was ordered at a "mild "spice level and I'm glad I selected mild because it had a bit of a zip to it, as Thai food tends to have. I liked it very much. There were four shrimp and tofu in it and everything was incredibly fresh and tasty. My dining companions enjoyed their choices as well. The menu is very extensive and I think I will need to come here a few more times to try more of their dishes. I was very pleased with the experience, including the food, service, and prices.

This is a regular spot for me and my husband. It's a little pricier for Thai, but the flavors are amazing. Most of the dishes are excellent. Service is great. Ambiance is fine, it can get loud inside.

We've been here twice now and it's always jam packed! It's on the smaller side, but we've never had to wait more than 10 minutes for a table. The staff is super friendly and very on top of service. I think the thing that sets this place apart for me is that everything is super fresh. The menu is large, colorful, and full of beautiful pictures. You'll know exactly what you are ordering. The salad rolls are huge and packed full of colorful and fresh veggies. I always go with the Pad Thai and again, it's covered in fresh veggies and actually feels like it has a sauce, which I love! The portion is HUGE, we always end up with leftovers. The Khao Soi is their signature dish, they have a dry version with the curry on the side and one that comes in the curry. This dish is delicious, it was a little sweeter than I expected, but you can adjust the spice level. This is a great option if you are looking for a fresh thai meal that doesn't leave you feeling weighed down.

What a great Thai spot! Big menu with lots of the classic Thai dishes and some you may not have heard of. The cashew nut chicken was delicious! Their chicken is slightly breaded which I was not expecting, but found it good. They use a spice level system out of 3 stars, so be aware if you're used to ordering out of 5 stars. The Thai iced teas were a good balance of tea and cream, and not too sweet. And they come with whip cream on top! Service was prompt and friendly. Despite it being a busy Friday night we didn't have to wait too long for a table. Great family friendly spot! They have high chairs available. And plenty of parking since it's located in a shopping strip.

I wanted to give this place high marks but a few things happened in the service made me very disappointed and may consider stop going to this place. The food is bold flavored. The broth is good but the meats are not tender. I like the concept of this place which you do not find many that soup noodles restaurants. The inside is clean. Back to the service, our fried tofu took a while to come out, the table next to mine came in later and order spring rolls and egg rolls, they already got their food. I noticed the guy worker possible the owner already has a suspicion facial expression and checking the system. Then I asked him if our tofu is ready because the table next to me already got theirs. Instead of saying let me check, he BS me saying the tofu takes more complicated steps. Then when we are starting to eat, someone sitting by the entrance ready to order to go and approaching the same guy. He told the customer that he is not ready for him in a very rude way. If that was me, I would have walked away. I am just not impressed with this person who worked the front desk. The lady there seems to do most of the work. Maybe he is the owner but hey, you just lost my business. That one extra star is for that hardworking lady.

First time trying Khamdee! I was very impressed by the taste and quality of their food. Their spice level is accurate, so watch out for it. Thai tea with coconut milk was delicious. The tea pot was shaped as an elephant. Great service.

This fantastic Thai restaurant nestled in Beaverton Town Square quickly shot to the top of my must-try restaurants in the area. It was so good, I went back twice during my trip. The first time I tried the Khao Soi Nuea (their classic dish). Filled with different types of noodles, ample meat, onion, and more, this curry dish hit the spot in terms of flavor, volume, and price. I also tried the boat noodles, which was a completely different flavor but equally as delicious. The soup came with pork, meatballs, bean sprouts, Chinese broccoli, and more in a clear broth. I also got to try the green beans, which while tasty were a slightly smaller portion size compared to price, and the fresh rolls, which were fresh indeed and came with a tasty peanut sauce. With delicious, unique food, reasonable prices, ample parking, and cheerful service, this place is one of my favorites in the area.

This place had some pretty delicious Thai cuisine and I just absolutely love Thai curry with noodles and especially with the dry crispy ones they had is garnish on top. It's gotta be my favorite and I know just very few good Thai places in (Portland) and (Beaverton) and this is one of them. I absolutely love the spices and the flavoring in the curry. It's thick, not too watery and it just has a kick and when you get to the end of the bowl, you see all the spices down to the bottom and then you get a real scoop of flavor when you get those last few drops I highly recommend coming here with a group so you can do sharing family style And of course this is a little mall type area so there's parking all over.

Khamdee is hands down one of the best Thai restaurants in the area! I've had the pleasure of trying a variety of their dishes. Khao soi nuea (with beef and mild spice) is their specialty dish, and for good reason! Broth was rich and very flavorful. Tom kha soup (with beef and mild spice) was absolutely delish. Broth was intricate. Had layers of sweetness from the coconut milk which balanced really well with the sour from the lemongrass and lime. It came in a hot pot style presentation. Boat Noodles with Potato Noodles (with beef and mild spice) was yummy. I found the soup to be a bit too oily for my liking, but nonetheless the taste was great. Noodles were cooked to perfection! Chicken fried rice and kee mao noodles from the lunch special were nice. Portion size was good and you can't beat the pricing. The Thai Tea was nothing special. Keep in mind if you order the thai tea from the lunch special menu, you'll get much less. Overall, highly recommend checking this place out! Also keep in mind they close from 3 to 4 for lunch everyday!

Easily my favorite restaurant in the Beaverton/hillsboro area! Service is always fast and friendly. Restaurant is also very clean. The Tom Yum soup is the most flavorful soup I've ever had. The presentation is not only pretty but useful as the soup stays hot. Their spice levels are pretty hot, but soooo worth it!! I'm also a fan of the crab fried rice when I'm not feeling soup. The portion is huge and they don't cheap on the crab. I love a fun non alcohol drink and their menu has so many!! I normally go for a Thai tea or the lychee juice. Overall such a gem in Beaverton. Always have to bring our friends and family when they come in town to visit.

Had dinner at Khamdee Thai Cookhouse and ordered the pad thai noodles and papaya salad. The pad thai had a nice balance of sweet, sour, and savory flavors with perfectly cooked noodles that weren't sticky or overdone. The shrimp were fresh and well-seasoned, and the crushed peanuts added the right amount of crunch. The papaya salad was bright and refreshing, with just enough spice to give it a kick without overwhelming the other flavors. Together, the two dishes made for a satisfying and well-rounded meal. Service was attentive and personable. The staff checked in at the right times and offered helpful recommendations without being pushy. The food came out quickly, and everything arrived hot and fresh. The ambience was warm and welcoming. The space is casual but thoughtfully decorated, with soft lighting and a relaxed pace that makes it comfortable whether you're there for a quick bite or a longer meal. Khamdee Thai Cookhouse delivers quality dishes with balanced flavors, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. It's a spot I'd happily return to for another meal.

This Thai spot is a killer! The khao soi nheu is delicious. The beef is tender and the soup has the perfect kick. The vegetable rolls are super delicious as well. I usually get the value set with the three different noodles and the soup with meats, the pad Thai here is also fire. Would recommend at least a 2/3 spice level. 3/3 Thai spice is literally fire.

I went once and their pad thai was amazing and it was zero spicy when I requested it. This time, I ordered online and clearly said ZERO NO SPICY AT ALL when I had the specialty curry. I also ordered a side of spring rolls as it was during their lunch time so it was a bit cheaper. The curry was so spicy, I couldn't eat it. I ate all the rice and could only take a few bites. Too bad it was take out so I couldn't tell them this was very spicy. I can do mild but I would say this is hot. I could barely eat it and felt bad wasting it. The spring rolls were really good, quite oily but after soaking it up the stuffing was really good. I liked the variety of flavors, textures, and ingredients. I guess I'll stick with their pad thai!

i really enjoyed eating here! the place is super spacious and has a decent amount of seating. the staff is super nice and attentive. they directed me to the bathroom once they saw me get up from my seat which was super sweet and thoughtful of them. they have a ton of menu options, so there's tons to choose from. i ended up getting the khao soi. i really enjoyed my dish, but i noticed that some of the dishes only come in "mild" which is still spicy for me, so i felt limited by those options. the khao soi ended up being fine for me. it has a slight kick, but it was not too spicy for me. i know some of my friends struggled to eat their mild pad thai though, which would suck if you have a low spice tolerance like i do. i would recommend this place if you can handle your heat!

I got their tom yum nam-khon soup and their massamun curry. They were both awful. They were sickeningly sweet and the meat was tough. There was virtually no other flavor other than an artificial sweetness in both dishes. I ordered for maximum spice but there was none! The food also left me bloated and with stomach pains after. This place is decorated very modern and feels clean but the food is just awful. There are many other places to eat at in this area, just go there instead.

Overall 3.5/5 Ambiance: 7.5/10 nice quant date spot, clean, Service: 7/10 they were very kind despite being very busy Food: 6.5/10 Kao Soi overall was a good price for what you were getting ($17.50) however, there were a lot of minor things that if addresses could make this a 8/10. Broth: 8/10 very balanced and lots of flavor and unique taste. It was sweet which I love but forewarning to those expecting savory. This was my favorite part of the dish Noodles: 6/10 they were quality egg noddles just a tad overcooked. Big portions though which I appreciated. Fried noodles on top: 5/10 these were store bought. While it did the job, flavor wasn't there Shallots: 5/10 loved these but they were chopped inconsistently (had a piece 3x the size of my thumb nail). The sizing needs to come down so you can taste everything else with it. Chicken: 6.5/10 very moist but tasted like it was roasted separately and then dropped in. Didn't get a lot of the khao soi flavor in it. Nonetheless well cooked!

First time trying this place and was not disappointed! The drinks were delicious, the lychee Thai tea was very unique and refreshing and the butterfly pea flower with lime and honey was delicious and visually appealing. The Khamdee Value Set was a bit similar to the boat noodles in that it was almost the same veggie garnishes and meat, except value set came with both pork and beef and boat noodle was just pork. I should have just gotten one of those. But nevertheless, I enjoyed them both. The lotus root appetizer was really good and I'd definitely recommend trying those. Finally, I was a little disappointed that on the spicy mango salad they said they were out of crispy fish. I decided not to get it but I don't think they realized I no longer wanted it. It was no problem, still super tasty with great flavors. I was just surprised that they charged us the same amount for it despite being out of the crispy fish.

Did a takeout order for a big group. The food was excellent- everyone loved it! Communication was great and the order was ready on time.

My new go-to Thai restaurant! The Khao Soi was one of the best I've ever had. Pay attention to the signs around the restaurant about the spice level. They definitely mean "Thai spicy level"! I can't wait to go back and try more dishes!

Really great food. They absolutely nailed the khao soi, it's a must get and the main reason I rarely try their other menu items. Basil stir fry and the fried chicken were pretty good as well. Fried chicken felt like breast meat and piece size was not that small, so it wasn't the most tender. Overall, it borders on elevated Thai cuisine, so I would recommend the more creative dishes over simple stir frys. Everyone was kind as well. I got a spice level 3 and broke a small sweat, so don't be afraid to try it!

This was our first time here, the space was simple and elegant with maybe 10 tables. My family ordered the pad see ew, the boat noodle, and the mango sticky rice. The boat noodle soups broth had a bold beef flavor that was just enough to be not be overwhelming as its cut by some sweetness. I also asked for some lime juice which added to the flavor of the broth. The glass noodles were bouncy and light as the beef, beef liver, Chinese broccoli, sprouts and Thai chili accompanied it to a perfect bite every time. I did think that the broth was slightly too sweet but that's just personal preference. The Pad See Ew was surprising. Such a simple dish and many restaurants get it wrong. Noodles were not over cooked and the sauce had the right ratio between sweet and salty from soy sauce. Veggies that accompanied it were crunchy and not over cooked. All while still maintaining the smokiness from the Wok hei. Mango sticky rice was very delicious as well. Deep fried sticky rice grains on top added to the texture as the sticky rice was not too overpoweringly sweet to the tart of the mango and coconut milk. Service was very good for us coming later towards closing time and treated my little one very kindly. Overall a nice find for us and definitely recommend to others looking to have a simple dinner with some high quality food

The food here is just amazing! Fresh and delicious every time I've come here. The service is also wonderful. Casual and pleasant atmosphere. Family friendly too. The food presentation is amazing.

I've walked past this restaurant several times and wanted to give it a try, I am so glad I finally did! The food is so good. Probably the most flavorful Thai I have had in Beaverton. Usually if you want mild you get bland, not so here!! You can get delicious mild Thai food. Service was fast and friendly. Can't wait to go again!

The food was so tasty here! My friend and I came for the lunch special since it was a good price for the dishes we got ($13.95), so I tried the pad thai and she got the fried rice. The fried rice had really great flavor and I even found myself liking it better than the pad thai! The pad thai was also pretty good, but I thought it was average. I would come back to try another dish off the lunch special like the pad see ew or curry. I'm curious about their other dishes, but they range from $17-26, which I'm hesitant to try since it's a bit more expensive. We got seated right away and the waiter was quick to serve us. It was a pretty cozy spot for lunch and I'm excited to come back!

Ordered: -Boat Noodle Soup -Khao Soi Pro: -Food was good; our favorite part was the potato noodles in the boat noodle soup!! -The broths were both very rich, filling and flavorful with generous meats -Friendly service & clean interior Con: -Both soups are quite sweet! -It gets busy, so be prepared to wait. Tables are close to each other so be prepared to hear their conversations and for a bit of noise.

Tucked back in the corner so a couple people needed help finding it. There was a waiting list, and for good reason. Food and service was great. Prices reasonable.

Not sure why my review was removed - so here it goes again. I stopped in one day after shopping at Trader Joe's. Nver even realiszed this Thai restaurant was here because it's tucked away in an alley that connects the front and back of this strip mall. They offer several lunch options at prices that are a dollar less than other hours. Whenever I check out a new Thai restaurant, I order Pad Kee Mao (drunken Noodles.) it's my favorite dish because I prefer wide rice noodles, and I like the kick from the spice. Their version as good, not great. Lots of crisp red and green peppers (next time I'll ask them to leave out the green one), broccoli (not the traditional Chinese broccoli) and onion were stir fried along with the protein. I chose chicken, and rather than large pieces of white meat, it was a combo of minced chicken and pieces. I'd prefer just the pieces. The service was friendly. Prices were typical. Interior feels dated but gets the job done.

This is some of the best khao soi I have tried. Unlike many Thai spots that serve only chicken khao soi, this spot specializes in beef khao soi and the beef has been cooked a really long time and is flavorful. The broth really hits the spot here has the right amount of spice. So comforting. Also staff was pretty friendly.

Some of the best Thai food I've ever had! Everything is so well-seasoned and spiced so well! So delicious and the portions are generous as well! Great value and service. I will definitely come back!

Thai love in every single bite at Khamdee Thai Cookhouse in Beaverton, OR! Flavourful, sour, sweet, salty, bitter and spicy flavours work together to make each dish come alive. I was in Thailand last year and brought back great memories. We were visiting friends who live in Beaverton and they made the reservations at Khamdee. It was also their first time and happy to share this meal with them. :). The menu extension and so much options to choose! I didn't get a chance to take all the food pictures but I only comment what I was able to eat with my dietary restriction. I enjoyed the Fresh Rolls as I was craving fresh vegetables and tofu. I know call me crazy! :). The boat noodles I had to correct to non-spicy as I originally I ordered it as mild spicy. I was warned this is Thai spice so better to order as non-spicy. Happy I did as I did try a dish that is mild spicy and I couldn't take it! If you like your spice, this is you time to test your spicy tolerance! The Cashew Nut with brown rice (I ordered my own rice but it comes with Jasmine rice) is so flavourable! I love the crunch from cashew with stir fried chicken and vegetables. The rest of group loved the green curry (sorry no picture) with jasmine rice. The restaurant is ambiance was bustling with happy customers sharing food and by the time we left, there were lots of people waiting for their table to be available. Wonderful time at Khamdee! I would return here when I come back to Beaverton.

I ordered Kueh Tiew Hang Soup with mild spicy level. I usually order medium to spicy a Thai restaurant but I decided to order for mild this time. I was crying after a few bites because it was very very spicy. When I gave them this feedback, the server told me (I paraphrased a little here) I should have ordered no spice and should read fine print on the menu for spice warning. I have been eating Thai foods regularly for 20+ years at different restaurants at different states. This was the first time I cried eating a mild spicy Thai entree. A little afterwards, another server just dropped a bottle of water abruptly at our table. While the menu offers a lot of foods not commonly found at other Thai restaurants, the (very poor) quality of the service was definitely not commonly found at the many other Thai restaurants I have visited. As a paying customer, I don't feel like tha it's the attitude I should be given to. I thought it was rude and I felt offended.

I wanted to like Khamdee, but the lack of hospitality made it hard to enjoy the meal. The staff were inattentive and showed little basic courtesy, which made the experience uncomfortable.

Tried Khamdee Thai Cookhouse based on other yelp reviews and it didn't disappoint. The pad see ew had thinner noodles than we were used to and we decided we liked them better than the thick ones we've typically eaten. Fried tofu, egg rolls, avocado curry, Thai fried rice, larb - all were delicious! This is our new favorite Thai restaurant.

I and my family have been here on Sunday night, there were very crowded. The food here are phenomenal and all the servers were attentive and friendly. I'll be back soon for sure?

Stopped by for a weekday lunch for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. The tables were nearly all full. The restaurant is tucked away in the center of the shopping center so it's not easy to see. I was greeted with a smile and I was happy to see a short list of lunch specials. I ordered the Kee Mao with chicken, medium spicy. It arrived quickly and was delicious! Lots of fresh bell pepper, onion, basil, tomatoes, and a couple pieces of broccoli. It was also causing my face to break out in a sweat! While I was eating, I noticed a sign on the wall that said they are "Thai spicy" with levels 1-3. They aren't kidding around! Level 2 was hot enough to make me sweat but not so hot I couldn't eat it. Took home half the portion, since it was so large, and husband quickly noticed the heat in the leftovers too. Their menu isn't huge but I'm interested in trying a few of their other items. Will be back!

Highly recommend checking this place out if you are close to the area. The dishes are packed with flavor.

Khamdee has become our favorite Thai restaurant in the area. We just ate there again this evening. The place is clean, nicely decorated, and the service is excellent. We have enjoyed the pad se ew, pad thai, and the spicy crispy chicken. Word is out about this place because it was packed tonight.

We stumbled across this place while looking for Beaverton Town Square clock tower. We found the clock tower, which was somewhat lack luster, but also ran across this restaurant! A few weeks later we came back to try it to celebrate a dear friend's birthday. Oh. My. It's SO good. And I've eaten a lot of Thai, so that's certainly saying something for my own priorities. My absolutely favorite was the Khao Soi Nuea. Almost like the Thai version of Pho, with thick curry broth and noodles. I could eat that weekly. It's lightly spicy, but not too strong! We also got the dry version, pad se ew, and pot stickers. All good reviews here! It's not a huge place, so we would recommend going early if you're on a time crunch. But the service was quick and kind, and they did a nice job decorating in a modern way!

Best Thai spot for me and a long time. Esp coming from California and I can see there's a lot of food competition there and here this is by far best for me. Thank you!