Bangkok street food

Decided to stop here before heading to the movies and I have ZERO regrets. This cozy corner restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating. We chose to take a table inside and enjoyed every moment. Greeted as soon as we walked in with warm smiles and a genuine sense of hospitality that immediately makes you feel at home. The customer service is nothing short of exceptional. The staff is incredibly attentive and friendly, wanting to ensure that your dining experience is perfect.The Thai tea here is a standout. Perfectly brewed, it has a rich, creamy texture that is both refreshing and indulgent. The balance of sweetness and the distinct flavor of Thai tea leaves make it an absolute must-try.While I'm usually a noodle dish type of gal, I ventured off to a rice dish and it was perfection!The cashew prik pao was a true delight. This dish features a harmonious blend of tender chicken, crunchy cashews, and a medley of vibrant vegetables, all tossed in a flavorful chili paste. The combination of textures and the perfect level of spice make each bite an explosion of flavor. My husband ate the green curry with chicken and stated it was the best he has had. I tried a bite and the flavor was true to an authentic bowl of green curry. Whether you prefer mild or fiery heat, the restaurant offers a range of spice levels to cater to your palate which heightened the boldness of the curry. Whether you are a fan of Thai cuisine or new to it, this restaurant is a must-visit destination for an unforgettable culinary explosion!

Drove by first and saw a sign in the window that said they open Monday at 11 am. Checked with Google and saw that their listed hours confirmed they open on Monday at 11 am.Came to have lunch at 11:25 am on Monday to find a CLOSED sign in the window right next to the lunch sign that says they open at 11 am.Bad look.But this shopping center in Chamblee is cursed with some of the worst restaurants in the Atlanta metro, so this is not surprising, and that's too bad. I was really stoked for a new spot.Oh, well...

Not bad, not great. I had some kind of beef salad, which the menu has reminded me was called Nam Tok beef. There wasn't much in it other than beef and red onions and some hard white flecks. Reasonably good, but I wouldn't order it again. My companion ordered Pas See Ew, which was average. They were kind enough to give me some seltzer water because their soda fountain no longer worked. We mostly came here because the MOD Pizza had closed permanently and the taco place next door had a long line. My dish came out to just under $20. Not a place to avoid but there are many other options nearby.

Passed by this plaza so many times but I'm so glad I took a little break and picked up lunch. I got their lunch special chicken pad Thai and I asked it to be Thai hot and they delivered. My mouth was on fire but it was so good. With yelp check in you get a free Thai iced tea as well. It is so hard to get lunch under $10, thankful that they have great lunch specials for $9.99. My food was ready in no time and my Thai cravings were instantly met. Will definitely be back

Small place in a busy shopping center. Parking is a little problematic. Ample seating within the restaurant though. You order your meal at the counter and then wait for your food to be delivered to your table. Most people come for Togo order or pickup their phone in / online orders.Portion size of the noodle soup is decent I couldn't finish it all in one sitting. And my favorite is that it uses kangkung as its greens - just like back in SE Asia.

The place is a fast casual version of Thai, with some additions to the menu you don't typically see at a Thai restaurant.Been there a couple of times and overall the food is good but nothing spectacular, although the lunchtime prices are great value for money and I particularly enjoyed the drunken noodles. Staff is friendly; seems like they are a bit understaffed, although not an issue as the times I've been there it's not been to busy.

Parking available since it's a part of a big plaza. Inside, there's about 3 tables and 1 large high top table for seating. Fast casual type of vibes where you order at the counter and your food (even for dine in) comes in to go type of containers. Food/price: check in on Yelp and you get a free Thai milk tea . We decided to do a family style type of dinner so 6 adults shared:- Bangkok wings (6 for $6): appetizer of naked fried chicken wings tossed in thai sweet chili sauce. Reminds me of the sauce that you dip your egg rolls in. Personally it was a bit too sweet for me.- Thai grilled steak ($16): Thai-style grilled strip loin, served with spicy tamarind sauce. WOW, that was excellent. The steak had a nice smoky/char grilled smell and taste. The meat was cooked well and tender and the spicy tamarind sauce that came with it was great. Mix of sour, salty, and refreshing that balanced out the meat very well. Highly recommend!- Chicken panang curry ($14): bell peppers, green beans, lime leaves with rice. My husband usually hates curry but he actually really loved this. I thought the portion was big, the curry was smooth - I added chili flakes to it because I like it spicy.- Spicy drunken man noodles with beef ($16): I should have known that with all the bell peppers in it that I wasn't going to like it. This is all personal taste because I just don't like bell peppers in general. Don't think I can say anything in regards to recommending for how it tasted but it looked good!- Chicken pad thai ($14): pretty big portion size, and we got some bits of tofu in there which was nice. This was pretty solid!- Namtok beef ($15): northeastern-style grilled beef salad comes tossed in a sauce that I wasn't sure what it was but was good and refreshing. TLDR, get the Thai grilled steak appetizer for sure. Chicken panang curry and pad thai pretty solid - if dining in, ask for the spice tray lol

The food was ok. Nothing really wowed me except for the Thai sweet tea. That was really good. The customer service was pretty good. What I did enjoy most was the decor. Overall good experience.

I was headed to another restaurant in the area but they looked interesting so I decided to give this spot a try. It's a very causal dining spot with a hot pot option. I really loved that. My chicken had good flavor but was a little dry. They had good service so I would definitely go back again.

Make sure to carefully look at the the bill line by line before paying!!! Five of us went to lunch. Ordered from the lunch page. When the check arrived, four plates were charged 'dinner' prices. Only one was lunch price. I asked the owner. He said the kitchen did not know. Lame excuse. It was LUNCH TIME, hello? The server, also owner, should have known! They tried to sneak a few dollars in to the same dish! That is dishonest, to say the least! We kept complaining, The owner finally took 10% off the total check. Too late. They lost FIVE customers this day.