Bangkok Thai Restaurant

Very authentic Thai. I would say the only thing they could of done better is the papaya salad. They need to use the mortar and pestle and if they had lao style that would be even better!I love ordering their beef jerky and pad Thai. Those are my absolute favorites. I had tried the massaman curry. The curry is a not a large portion. They have plenty of the veggies and meat but keep in mind the sauce is very low. Not nearly enough for the rice. Also I tried the kao soi. It was ok but I didn't really love the pickled veggies in there. The curry soup was really tasty and I liked the noodles too. Dessert is SOOO GOOD!!! homemade strawberry cheese cake is to die for and the homemade mango sticky rice is super sweet and delicious!!' I will say it is expensive but worth every penny!

I was in a mood for Thai and discovered this location via food delivery app and figured I'd keep it simple for the first time, so I order wings and a pork combo. The wings had a flavor that was unusual to me as I've never had seasoning like it before. It was intriguing but not quite what I was looking for on this day. The sauce was a tomato's-based sauce with a good amount of spice but didn't really seem to complement the wings. The Super Pork combo was certainly NOT super especially considering the portion I was given, which is a shame because it all tasted good. It felt like a sampler type of dish so having SUPER in the name felt very misleading at $22. Don't think I'll be willing to give this another shot considering the abundance of Thai options around.

I haven't ate here in a few months.. but almost weekly i would order the curry and the drunken noodles. LOVED BOTH. Used to be one of my favorite Thai restaurants until today. I bought gyoza, combination rice, drunken noodles and curry. The drunken noodles are now flavorless. Literally taste like boiled rice noodles with 3 drops of soy sauce. The chicken is DRY. I mean DRY. And also flavorless. 1/5 starsThe curry is fine. It's $23 for shrimp (what i bought) and it's 5 shrimps with green beans and red peppers, and watered down curry sauce. Very mild flavored. Quality is 2/5. Stars And "combination rice" had 1 piece of shrimp, 3 strands of beef and the rest was the same DRY DRY chicken. Quality of rice was mid tier. 2/5 stars. I will not be buying here again. I spent $96 on flavorless low quality food. The portions have decreased and the prices have decreased as well. Thai spice is 10x better!!!

I ordered the more simple noodles and it was great. I don't want it super sweet or salty. My friend ordered pork with rice and it was smothered in red sauce. It was way too strong. Very pretty decor

We moved to Atlanta about a month and a half ago and have tried over a dozen Thai restaurants, but most have been just okay--maybe a B or C at best. Honestly, I was about to give up on Thai food in Atlanta until we discovered this hidden gem. Bangkok Thai Restaurant is incredible! From the ambience to the friendly, attentive staff, the crowd, and the surrounding area, everything was perfect. While we don't live right around the corner, we'll definitely be coming back again and again.

I'm from Portland, Oregon where we have amazing Thai food, but I was really impressed with this restaurant. The pad thai was perfect, the drinks were great and that was some of the best coconut shrimp i've ever had. Service was great but the restaurant is kind of small so there were moments where it felt a little loud.

Both visits went great! Smaller sized restaurant but with a pretty good amount of seating. Bar seating is also available. I ordered the Pad See Ew with shrimp instead of chicken (hot level: medium) and the basil rolls appetizer both times. I know I should try something different but they are both really good. Although the first basil roll I ordered tasted a lot better, it had more flavor, and this second time I tasted no basil. I order a side of sriracha for my rolls, I need the spicy. I really love the grilled like flavor to the Pad See Ew dish, and the medium leveled spicy is not too hot, for my own personal heat tolerance. Parking is free and the restaurant is right on the Beltline (the newly paved pathway runs right along the restaurant). Their customer service was great both times. The first time I was dining with some girlfriends and it was super dark by the time we were done so, without asking, the server asked us if we would like to be escorted to our cars. Super kind and thoughtful.

Walked here from the botanical gardens and so glad I did! The food was great! Nice selection of vegetarian dishes and beautiful drinks. The server could tell I was hot and thirsty so he made sure my water was full at all times. I really appreciated that! The inside is a small dining area, tastefully decorated and clean.

Ordered dinner from here via Door Dash and was not impressed at all. I wanted to give it a try since it's in the neighborhood, plus we LOVE Thai food! I ordered my 5yo daughter the chicken satay. It came with a peanut sauce and some wilted lettuce on the side. I would suggest the lettuce be left out if it's for presentation purposes. The chicken came wrapped in foil and in a to-go box with the peanut sauce on the side. My daughter ate one whole stick and didn't want anymore - it comes with 4. I tried the chicken satay and while the flavor was good, the chicken itself was dry and probably not freshly cooked. Also ordered chicken fried rice. I was disappointed when ordering on door dash because to add any ingredient to the rice is an additional $5 up charge per ingredient. Ended up ordering it as is. The rice wasn't great. It was dry and not flavorful. I have had amazing fried rice at other restaurants in Atlanta. I was sad this restaurant didn't work for us especially because it came with a hefty price tag!

Hi! I'm not usually the one to write reviews, but I am a foodie and I use the Yelp for many things so I think that it is great to share my experience of the food with everyone else. :)I had an appointment at salon lofts, and I decided to come here to get food for my appointment time. I ordered the spring rolls; they were crispy and good! I also ordered the Thai fried rice with tofu... I have had Thai food plenty of times before and this Thai fried rice taste like basic fried rice, or if it was frozen. The carrots and peas had that freezer like taste, and the tomatoes were not hot/cooked; they were just cut and placed on the side of rice. I tried to add soy sauce to make it better but I ended up dowsing the rice in soy sauce - and that's how you just know.Not a bad experience here, although not the best Thai food I've had. It was not the authentic experience nor flavor I was looking for.