Pok Pok Wing

Thai restaurant · Sabin

Pok Pok Wing

Thai restaurant · Sabin

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1469 NE Prescott St, Portland, OR 97211

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Pok Pok Wing is the vibrant new spot where classic Thai street food meets bar snacks, serving crave-worthy fish sauce wings and crispy fried chicken in a cozy, inviting setting.  

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"A Thai dinner specializing in curries and charcoal cooking. David Thompson, who earned two Michelin stars at Nahm, will be featured. Additional events with Thompson include a noodle night and a Thai cooking class." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden

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"Pok Pok Noi, initially serving a small menu of classics in Northeast Portland, will transition into a Pok Pok Wing location. The restaurant, which opened eight years ago, served dishes like Vietnamese wings, kai yaang, and khao soi. Pok Pok Wing's new location will focus on Vietnamese fish sauce wings, mantou steamed bun sandwiches, and various Thai-Chinese dishes. The menu will change significantly, and the bar menu will be adjusted to include tap beers, bottled beers, and Som cordials. The decision to open a Wing in Noi's place aligns with the space's original counter-service design." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden

Northeast Portland’s Pok Pok Noi Will Become a Pok Pok Wing - Eater Portland
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"Pok Pok Noi, the tiny Thai restaurant and bar on NE Prescott, became a Pok Pok Wing on April 18. Pok Pok mogul Andy Ricker said Wing’s business model made more sense for the Portland market and the space." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden

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Brenndon Tso

Google
Delicious savory sour mixture of home cooking flavors with the elegance of fine dining. The staff were amazingly kind and thoughtful. The food was so amazing I can't stop thinking about it. I will return for their famous wings next time.

David Kennedy

Google
My wife suggested Pok Pok Wing for a lunch date and I'm glad she did. She had the wings, their fresh wings are tossed in caramelized fish sauce and garlic and served with pickled vegetables. These wings are crazy flavorful. I had the Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Pok Pok Midnight fried chicken breast on toasted bun with pickled vegetable slaw, pickled serrano chiles, cilantro and SriRancha sauce.The chicken was fried perfectly golden brown, nicely spicy and was crispy as heck. I really enjoyed this chicken sandwich. Pok Pok Wings is worth a try.

Ashley Adams

Google
GAH! such a fan of pok pok drinking vinegars, so after so many friends and chefs said we MUST come here on our Portland trip, it was really a no brainier. I'm so glad we came . Wings- phenom Side of sticky rice- perfect , so good. Salad- yum Chicken sandwhich- yup. Boa buns - best I've ever had. pork was off the charts. Snuck all the way into the back room for a get away from reality and an incredible meal. Will be craving, and looking forward to enjoying a meal here again next time we are in town.

Tim Valshtein

Google
This is the BIGGEST little nosh in Portland. Come here to have your socks knocked off. We shared a bunch of entrees -- obviously, the fish sauce wings are amazing and a must order. Everything was great including the vegetarian options. The cocktails were excellent. The decor is unassuming, but unique and cozy; we loved the 60s era Thai jams, too! It's not the cheapest spot, but it's worth every penny!

Mark Stoddart

Google
Small place with bar seating and a couple of tables outside. First visit We went around 7:30 on a Tuesday and we're able to find seats right away. I had one of the specials with rice noodles, ground fish and curry seasonings, coconut milk, cooked egg. They put the hot peppers on top so you can omit some and make it as spicy as you want. It was delicious. I would go back and try the chicken wings. Saw people eating them and they looked good.

Mike Nguyen

Google
The fried chicken is done well. The bao with the fried chicken is fantastic too. The workers there are also friendly.

Reginator Wallace

Google
Go here. Get the wings. Try the soup. Flirt with the charming waiter. Do you guys deliver across state borders? In all seriousness this place was in a great location and had the 2nd best wings I've had in my life. Make sure you try the authentic Thai beer as well!

Claire Zen

Google
I can see why these wings have hype. Be warned: they do have a strong odor to them, and the wings are not segmented out like traditional ones you'd find at a buffalo wing spot, but the flavor is really good. I'm not the biggest fan of wings but these stood out.