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Pok Pok Changed Portland. But Its Era Was Over Before the Pandemic Toppled the Thai Food Empire.

Before the Michelin star, before the James Beard Award and the Restaurant of the Year plaudits and the bestselling cookbook, not to mention an empire that stretched to four states and four quadrants of Portland, Pok Pok began 15 years ago as a wee chicken shack.

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