Ring of Fire Restaurant

(Green Restaurant)

1099 Chambers St

Eugene, OR 97401

(541) 344-6475

Ring of Fire Restaurant is a green restaurant located in Eugene OR.

Make corrections...

Still a green business?
Last verified: 10/18/2009

Verify this place, click here.

Is this your business?

9 Comments about Ring of Fire Restaurant

"After recomendations from a friend in Portland before moving to Eugene, we have tried eating at Ring of Fire three times and have been sorely disappoi" - tripadvisor.com

Report this

"Ah Ring of Fire. I loved this place when it first opened. The prices were right-on with what you got for quality. Now, it's just overpriced. The pad t" - tripadvisor.com

Report this

"Been to Ring of Fire several times, both as a party of 2 or 3, as well as large extended family group of 10+. The service has been consistently terrib" - tripadvisor.com

Report this

"By far the tastiest and most authentic of Eugene's Thai restaurants. A bit more expensive, but the food tastes more fresh and the ambiance is lovely.." - urbanspoon.com

Report this

"I really like all the dishes I've eaten here, but their prices are a too high, which is why I won't recommend this restaurant...." - tripadvisor.com

Report this

"Its hit or miss, you get a good or a great but every time I go my belly leaves happy. Speaking of happy, definitely try the drinks, legendary!..." - urbanspoon.com

Report this

"I've eaten at many Thai restaurants from San Diego to Seattle.Ring of Fire has some of the best food for the price. I've certainly paid alot more for " - citysearch.com

Report this

"The decor and atmosphere is wonderful. I think that is what you pay for. I love Thai food and look for real authenticity. Ring of Fire lacks this a li" - citysearch.com

Report this

"The food was subpar compared to what I'm used to at the price I paid, and the service was shoddy at best...." - urbanspoon.com

Report this

Add a comment

How Would You Rate Ring of Fire Restaurant?

How green is it?
1. Do they purchase locally and use sustainable resources?
2. Are they eco-friendly and socially responsible?
3. Do they utilize renewable energy?

Suggestions, bugs, feedback? Send them here.