9 Dang Fine Thai Cuisine, OR

we ordered take out for dinner. the food was excellent. got the pad see ew, panang curry and stir fry eggplant. everything was pretty yummy, and the portions were sufficient. would love to go back here again to try out other dishes.

Great curries but bizarrely tiny serving of rice. See attached photo for a serving of rice with the curry plus an extra serving for additional charge. We thought it might have been a one time thing but its been this way three times. Won't be ordering from there again.

Egg rolls we tasty and generous size but the carton they are set in is a to go carton and the sauce at the bottom is too difficult to reach one you bite the egg rolls. Wish they would serve on a dish so we could enjoy the egg rolls with a dipping sauce. My basil rice was very good. The lemon chicken was tasteless, sauce-less and not spicy even though it was ordered extra spicy. We sent it back as uneatable. We asked for hot sauces and soy sauce, they came in packets and mini containers which take away the feeling of eating in a restaurant. We had to ask for more and again a dish of to go condiments. We have been going to Thai restaurants for years all up the coast from San Diego to Washington state but this was the first Thai restaurant that didn’t have my wife’s favorite Spicy chicken

We’ve had takeout from here before so we knew the food would be good, but this was our first time dining in. We ordered the Thai papaya salad, duck curry, and pad Thai shrimp, all medium spicy. We like a good amount of spice but beware that their spice levels are spicy! Next time we would get the papaya salad mild because it was definitely the spiciest of the dishes. The pad Thai had big shrimp that were cooked well, not overcooked at all. The duck curry has a lot of different fruits and veggies and a good amount of duck as well. The total bill was $48, which is very reasonable for the portion sizes. We will come back for the same dishes, just a mild version :)

We had been here before, but this was our first time to try Thai Curry Noodle and Volcano Beef. Thai curry is a sweeter dish than Japanese or Indian curry. I like Thai curry, so I often have it, but this was my first time to try curry in noodle soup, and I really liked it. So for those who like Thai curry, I highly recommend it. The Volcano Beef literally comes out with flames, so you can enjoy its appearance. It tastes similar to the Vietnamese dish Shaking Beef, and the flavors are well mixed and delicious. My husband did not like the fried pineapple and mango in the beef, but he said the flavoring itself was very good. I of course loved the taste. We will come back again to try many other dishes.🤤