Traditional Thai dishes, from pad Thai to boat noodles, offered in an intimate setting.
"Tucked into a suburban plaza, the Chef Thai Cuisine adds to the diversity of dining options within the stretch of Vancouver’s Mill Plain Boulevard — pho, Sichuan, and sushi businesses are neighbors. Expect to find familiar fried rice variations, stir fries, and curries, but be on the lookout for other dishes that would be difficult to find stateside Seafood options shift regularly, but will range from roe-filled squid bright with lime to yum puu maa, raw blue crab with shredded green mango. Alternatively, the tom leng is an Isan-style braised pork spare rib soup — hot and sour, and brightly colored green thanks to a heaping amount of cilantro, makrut lime leaves, and lemongrass." - Krista Garcia
"Tucked in a strip mall off Mill Plain Boulevard, the Chef Thai Cuisine serves elegantly plated and carefully prepared Thai dishes in a small, understated dining room. The specials menu is filled with dishes hard to find in Portland’s Thai restaurants, let alone Vancouver’s — treasures like a savory crepe filled with mussels (hoi tod), rolled rice noodles in a five-spice pork broth (kuay jab), and steamed squid bathed in lime juice, bird eye chiles, and garlic (muk neung ma nao)." - Rachel Pinsky
"Tucked in a strip mall off Mill Plain Boulevard, The Chef Thai Cuisine serves elegantly plated and carefully prepared Thai dishes in a small, understated dining room. The specials menu is filled with dishes hard to find in Portland’s Thai restaurants, let alone Vancouver’s — treasures like a savory crepe filled with mussels (hoi tod), rolled rice noodles in a five spice pork broth (kuay jab), and steamed squid bathed in lime juice, bird eye chiles, and garlic (pla muk neung manao)." - Rachel Pinsky
"Tucked in a strip mall off Mill Plain Boulevard, The Chef Thai Cuisine serves elegantly plated and carefully prepared Thai dishes in a small, understated dining room. The specials menu is filled with dishes hard to find on Portland’s Thai restaurants, treasures like a savory crepe filled with mussels (hoi tod), rolled rice noodles in a five spice pork broth (kuay jab), and steamed squid bathed in lime juice, bird eye chiles, and garlic (pla muk neung manao)." - Rachel Pinsky
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