Products:
soup, soups, vegetarian food, salads, salad, smoothies, burrito, burritos, rice bowl, rice bowls, mission style burritos, Draper Valley Chicken, organic tofu, organic tempeh, homemade salsa, salsas, salsa, kid's menu, children's menu, family friendly, loc

Coupon book offers:
· Chinook Book Portland: Receive 20% off one or two entrees. (exp. 11/30/2009)
· Chinook Book Portland: Receive 20% off one or two smoothies. (exp. 11/30/2009)
· Chinook Book Portland: Receive 20% off one or two smoothies. (exp. 10/31/2010)
· Chinook Book Portland: Receive 20% off one or two entrées. (exp. 10/31/2010)

5 other Laughing Planet locations: 15 additional reviews.

J-Mo 3 reviews

April 17, 2009 You can find some good deals if you try, but the Northwest of Portland is primarily full of pricey restaurants. Laughing Planet is good if you're on a budget. I came from southern CA and was used to eating Mexican food all the time. I would recommend Laughing Planet's chicken burrito over the other places in the area. The chicken is of really high quality and overall it's a good, tasty burrito with high quality ingredients. They even won the BEST award last year for commitment to sustainable practices in sourcing, preparing and serving food. Plus they have a shrine devoted to Frank Zappa, how can you go wrong?

kate 1 review

November 06, 2007 I agree with the posts that have rated Laughing Planet differently based on location. The food quality at the NW location seems to have slipped a bit, whereas the Mississippi location is consistently good.

abe loves fun 5 reviews

November 02, 2007 Laughing Planet is one of those distinctive Portland locales. A huge menu with tons of veggie and vegan options, bright colors, and cheap prices. I wish I liked the food a little more, but I can't get too excited about these uber-Americanized rice+bean+veggie burritos. It's cheap and quick though, and it's a decent place to grab a bite on your Belmont stroll.