9 Dang Fine Thai

My favorite place so far! food are fabulous! although services are not so great.

Highly recommended. Very flavorful and fresh. Hard to find decent Thai food in town and this one was a gem! Will be coming back.

It was pretty good, nothing exceptional. Small portions for high prices. Pad thai was very bland and disappointing, curry noodles were good, $ 5 for two tiny spring rolls is a bit ridiculous. Good peanut sauce. Slow to-​go on the weekend.

My first trip here with 5 coworkers, most of which have been here several times. Service was fast and appetizers came out quickly, even though our second appetizer was ordered after the first had arrived, the server still managed to bring out the second one a few minutes before our meal. The staff was very friendly, as well as helpful.
Red curry with beef is my normal order at a new Thai place and I was not disappointed. I was actually surprised as it was better than I thought red curry could be. I was there for lunch and thus had lunch sized portion, and it was the perfect amount. Served with rice and a good amount of basil on top, this meal was one of my favorites.

«Dang» is right :-(teehee. I know good one right?! Oh get ready for a lot of sad faces in this review :-(. I was excited to try the Thai restaurant in Orenco especially with such sizzling reviews. Food is so bland here :-(:-(. Sooooo dissatisfied. Worst drunken noodles I’ve ever had. Seriously no flavor :-(. The noodles were almost like those egg noodles in the package that say «no yolk». I mean literally there wasn’t even ¹⁄₈ of a drip of sauce in the container. Usually you get the dish and you mix the noodles all around in the brown sauce and it’s yummy. This was dry. Even the first site of it was displeasing :-(. It bummed me out that it tasted just as bland as it looked :-(. I also ordered the chicken cashew… :-(Now even though the flavor wasn’t as bland it was the fact that the entire dish was zucchini– one of the most worthless veggies if you ask me :(. I’m pretty sure the chicken was partially processed chicken breast??? I noticed a few slices had that pretend looking grill mark (like the mcgrilled chicken sandwich from mcd). I didn’t order processed chicken breast with some actual chicken scraps in the mix… Was it even chicken or was if tofurkey or some soy product??? Omg I can’t forget about that mussel and basil in seafood broth appetizer. Seriously?! Soooooo bland. The broth was basically water with a tiny flavor of ummm lemongrass maybe? Basically boiled mussels with basil minus salt if you don’t believe me try it (maybe they’ll read this and add some salt now). Oooh can’t forget the person you have to talk to when making your order over the phone.
«Can I get that spicy please?»
Her– «you want beef?»
«No I want it spicy, like hot…»
Her– «hot? I don’t understand»
I’m sooooo not being mean but usually if people are ordering Thai… don’t they order stuff spicy or hot? Isn’t that a pretty familiar word when working/​ordering at a THAI restaurant? I’m so confused. Why couldn’t a Thai place that just had the ‘star scale’ of hotness move to the area. «How hot you want that?» Then I would say like the number 3 or 4, sometimes 5 if I’m really daring. :-) Oh and she wouldn’t take my card over the phone because she didn’t understand that either and had never done that before she says. If you have someone that is unsuited to take orders over the phone, make your website a functional ordering tool!. Way better for business. I feel crummy talking this lady down because she seemed gracious enough– I’m sorry. Writing this review because the whole experience fell short (especially for the $$).
Pad Thai here is really good. I’ve been having way better food here lately. Coconut milk soup is very flavorful and the summer rolls kick ass. They add fish roe and avocado it’s delish.

I haven’t tasted this good of thai food, in a very long time. Many thai restaurants are pretty average or their food is unique but only certain dishes there are worth ordering. I have been here twice now and I will keep going back because I truly enjoy the food there.
I prefer food that is not overly seasoned (meaning salty) and the chef here at this restaurants do know how to make that food just perfect. Their Tom Yum is not overly salty and the flavoring is just perfect. They also have unique dishes like Duck Noodle soup which I thoroughly enjoy.
Now the service is quick and prompt and I never felt like I am getting ignored. I am so glad that there are restaurants as good as this slowly popping up here in Hillsboro

I have tried this place one when they opened and found it to be good, been wanting to try ever since, they said we could only do a take out once when we reached by 9 and they close at 9 30. Finally got a chance to visit them again!
The food did not disappoint. We had the chicken satay spicy and sour soup and yellow curry.
I had taken a friend with me to try this place, we were impressed with the soup although the portion is smaller than most thai places. The chicken satay is average, greasy not so flavourful. The yellow curry was yum and so warm on the stomach, typical comfort food, my friend ended up drinking it to the last drop
All of this filled the two of us real good, I am glad it is so close to my house and can always turn to them for some good food

My girlfriend and I went there for lunch. The location is awesome, nice hip area that seems to be growing. The service was above and beyond. Our food was wonderful and drinks were always full! Can’t wait to get back and try some other things on the menu!
Girlfriend had the pad Thai and thought it was outstanding.
I had sweet and sour stir fry and was very happy!

Loved the food! Gobbled it up in a few minutes! Very fine ambience too!
Taking away 1 star because it felt eons before the someone stepped by to take our order and another decade before we finally got the food.
It was lunch hour and super crowded — but no excuse for being that late.
Other people with me had mixed opinions. Some are fans and regulars, some hated it, some thought they just ordered the wrong dish.

What a little treasure in Hillsboro!
Thai food is something that makes me craving for once in awhile. Not gonna lie, I love Thai food because of many reasons, Fine Dang just added one more reason on my list.
Amazing service! We got here after had eaten dinner so we just wanted something sweet. They happily seated us down though already knew that we wouldn’t order food, just desserts.
The desserts came out quickly, not even 5 mins. A little bit nervous how fast they came but the fabulous decorations blew my worries. Coconut icecream and fried icecream were served on the boats with impressive decorations.
The mango sticky rices was a hit. Perfect temperature with «not too sweet» coconut milk, nom nom nom.
I’m so glad that we chose Fine Dang instead of La Provence in last minute, totally worth a trip.
Definitely will be back to try other foods!!!

Decided to go on Max train adventure and found ourselves here. Very quiet neighborhood which I found surprising considering the very close transit stop. Looking for a late lunch and came in here and was impressed with the décor and overall cleanliness of it. We were the only people in the restaurant, on a Sunday at 4pm, and ordered promptly. Our food arrived minutes after talking to the waitress. We received wonderfully large portions for the price, and it was fresh, plated beautifully and delicious!
I’m glad we stumbled in!

Surprisingly good Thai food in Orenco station. Had stopped by for dinner post work on a weekday. Its a nice open airy place right opposite the Max station. I got the Hinlay lamb curry (from their specials) which was excellent, although I could have done without so many pineapples! They serve it with roti (although its more like paratha) and the gravy is delicious. Their back of the kitchen menu looked enticing as well, so I’ll have to stop by again to taste some more!

Found this little Thai restaurant in the Orenco Station area for dinner. Pretty easy to find considering it’s just off the transit center.
When we got there, in no time, we were greeted and seated very quickly by our waitress. Friendly and attentive staff.
Their menu had options you would normally see at any other Thai food restaurant (Pad Thai, Pad Se Ew, Drunken Noodles, Thai Curry, etc.), although some of them were Vietnamese dishes. I ordered the Chicken Drunken Noodles with their medium spiciness added to it.
The food was great, and they gave a pretty decent amount for the price you pay ($ 11.00 for chicken). It was a lot spicier than I anticipated, considering the fact I was constantly sipping on my water after each bite, but what do you expect, it’s Thai food, it wasn’t much of a problem.
Overall, it was a great experience along with the polite staff. Not my number one choice, nor would I call it my to-​go place for Thai food, but it was definitely a good restaurant with good food.

I found this place from the «Hot new place» notifications. The quality of food was really good. Taste was fresh and vegetables bright. We ordered Chicken pad kee mew, Red chicken curry and coconut soup. They were all ordered mild plus. The Pad kee mew noodle was a spice level of HOT. I wouldn’t of expected hot because it looks like they use chili oil and not flakes. The Red chicken curry was mild with no spice! This is why I give them 3 stars, when the heat level isn’t what I’ve ordered its very hard to enjoy my food.
I didn’t try the soup however I was told it was lightly sweet, fresh with a generous amount of meat (added chicken).

Nice new place, I hope it does well. The food has been excellent. I’ve had 2 of the clay pots, the cinnamon duck, and ox tail soup. All were very tasty. The service is good, and my only criticism is that the plates and bowls are a little awkward. While very pretty, they are a little big for the food itself and the table, but I’m nit picking.
Definitely, give this spot a try if you are in the area. It is clean, friendly, and tasty.

The service was fast but we got there when it opened. I felt a little rushed to order my food as 2 people came by within 2 mins of each other.
We ordered the northeastern beef salad. I wished it came with more lettuce. There was a balance between salty, spicy, and acidity. This was probably my favorite dish of the 3 we ordered.
I ordered a thai lemon tea and it was super sugary. I had to add water just to dilute the sweetness.
We ordered the Swimming Red Curry Duck. The grapes and lychee tasting fruit was not my thing. I grew up on southeast Asian food and I thought it was too sweet and quite strange.
We also ordered the duck noodle soup. No surprise the broth was extremely sweet.
I like my Thai food well balanced and on the savory side. This place was way too sweet for me. Somewhat too Americanized for my taste.
The service through dining and towards the end was good. The place was well decorated. It had a nice atmosphere overall.

If I were just going to review based on the food it would be a 6 star kind of thing. The food is really good and authentic but if you are a stud and ask for max spicy you had better bring your hanky because they make things Thai spicy. We were sweating and crying are way through some excellent curry dishes. Lots of food so ask about portions or plan on leftovers.
The ambiance however considering its location is kind of boring and nothing special or entertaining. No bar which is unfortunate, just tables, food, people crying, and the check and you’re out of there.
Well worth a trip …

New spot in town. Up and coming Orenco Station have a bunch of new stores and eats. Friend that lived nearby recommended and been there 3 times this week. Gotta be good right! Haha didn’t disappoint. Pretty good and filled with intel employees probably due to the vicinity from the campus. Parking in the area can be quite a pain. The parking nearby are mostly 15 mins and the 2 hours parking are usually filled. Staff is nice and friendly and wait time wasn’t ridiculous. Had beef rice noodle soup, drunken noodle, green curry and red curry. They were all petty good and will definitely be back :)

1^st time seemed on point. 2^nd time more bland. 3^rd time… just so-​so. I guess I expect more for $ 20. The papaya salad lacked luster, complexity, and spice. The oxtail was OK (again). My tea was served so hot I had finished my meal before it was cool enough to drink.
I’m a little scepitcal of food being served so fast.
I will skip 9 dang for a 4^th trip and spend the $ @ a more authentic restaurant down the road. Quality and quantity are big. There is a balance. Here, this is not the case. Small portions are more expensive here and the quality isn’t there. I left hungry… and $ 20 poorer.
I would recommend Luc Lac downtown if you like speedy service for a little bit better than average Vietnamese food and larger portions.
I tried to love this place, I really did… sorry 9 Dang.

Food is fresh!
So is the place. This place is a welcome
addition to Hillsboro restaurant scene. Definitely many more such places are required.
It is bit difficult to search though due to construction site next to it. Parking can be a pain. They are providing free parking at Rowlock apartment building!
The ambience is simple but attractive. Large wall arts with some accent walls.
Both times I have tried this place for lunch. Portions are not large not small. Their pricing is attractive!
For me their curries have been good so far!
I have tried red and yellow curry with tofu! Loved both! yellow curry definitely had fresh turmeric and herbs fragrance.
What I found alright!
Steamed Veggies with peanut sauce. Taste2/​5. Too much sweetness sauce. If you like sweet entrée then this is for you. I was expecting this to be spicy and mild sweet. Spice level was too low. It was not by anyways medium spicy.
They have good tea options as well. I have tried their yoga blend. It was a mild tea. Will try coffee next time.
I will recommend this place and will be going their again for dinner!