Spoon Eastside

I walked in at 8:46 PM thinking they were going to tell me that there kitchen was closed, but to my surprise they told me I had plenty of time. The food came out before I had a chance to finish signing my receipt. It was quick and fresh and delicious! This was not my first meal nor was it my last. I have patronized Spoon several times over the years. They are a community stable in the village. The only thing I will say is that with inflation, the portion seems small for the amount of money you're spending. $14 for some noodles +4 dollars for the protein seems like a lot. The noodles don't cost that much. Also, it just felt a little skimpy. Not as much basil, peppers or veggies in general. I've had pad kee mao other places that provided more volume in the dish. Like I said it's not my first time there and it won't be my last. It's still good. I just feel a little cheated.Taste - 4.5/5Price - 2.5/5

RUDE RUDE RUDE and Nasty attitudes. The food is good but the service is ridculously disgusting. They are mean and i am very disgusted and disappointed because this is my go too for good massaman curry, But i will NOT be stepping back in here because they are nasty to there customers.

This is my friend's favorite Thai restaurant on the Eastside, so she was eager to bring me here for dinner one evening. Hidden in a small business complex on Moreland, Spoon can easily be missed if you don't know it exists. We came on a Thursday, so thankfully, it wasn't busy. There was also plenty of parking in front of the various businesses. Upon walking in, we were greeted by a very friendly host. What made my initial impression even better, was our server. He was amazing. Energetic, funny, and offered great advice about food choices. We both shared the fried spring rolls as an appetizer. For my entree, I had the Chicken Pad Zu. Very fresh and good flavor. A little different than some of the other Thai dishes I've tried around the city. I definitely recommend giving Spoon a try if you're in the area.

Popped in during lunch time. Parking was easy but might prove more difficult during dinner. Beautiful ambiance... tables were close together, but the hostess was thoughtful when seating folks. Staff was attentive. Our drinks were refilled quickly. We ordered spring rolls, basil rice with shrimp, pineapple fried rice with chicken. The food and ridiculously flavorful and fresh. The portion size was large and the price was fair. Overall the experience was amazing. I definitely will be back! I highly recommend.

Last Thursday, I noticed this spot while parking to go into another restaurant. Its nice little hidden jewel, with a patio. I ordered the crab friend rice, and my friend had pad thai with chicken. The food came out fast. We didn't drink adult beverages. There was a woman at the bar that said shes been coming for 2 years and highly recommend the lychee martini. They allow dogs on the patio. So me and my fur baby will come back to chill on patio this summer.

I went for lunch with my coworkers. I tried the pad zo no mushrooms & mild with chicken. The staff was friendly and the food was good. Im not a spice girl so the pad zo is my go to for now. I want to go back after work hours and check out the vibes. Seems like a cool spot to chill at & get some food & drinks.

I had takeout from Spoon today via my work. After perusing the menu, I decided to go with the basil stir fry. For my protein choice, I went with mixed veggies. Normally, I'm used to the base pay for protein choice remaining the same when you merely get veggies instead of chicken, beef, etc., but it appears to be a $2 charge for veggies and of course more if you get meat. Onto my experience: the rice had a nice texture and taste, and the stir fry had good flavor and spice. I am interested in dining in soon to enjoy the service and ambiance and to try more dishes.

Spoon, I like to call it an oldie but goodie! I've never been disappointed with my meal and the service is consistent. My go to dish is the basil fried rice Thai hot with shrimp added, on my recent visit I decided to switch it up and add crab meat and shrimp, it was $29. I personally feel like the Thai Hot here is much milder than other establishments so if you enjoy spicy you may want to get the Mama Hot level. I also enjoyed an order of shrimp in blanket $12, spring rolls, $6, and a lychee martini, $12. Everything was delicious and plates were cleaned. The martini was filled to the rim and served with a lychee. The restaurant is located in the Ormewood Shopping Center and provides free parking. There is inside and outside dining, and a small bar inside. You can also place to go orders and the restaurant is currently adding 20% gratuity for dining in which I personally think is acceptable.

I've ordered Spoon to-go a few times, but I decided to go inside and have lunch there today. The space is very clean, airy, and modern. The service was great & my server was very friendly. She was courteous and checked on me multiple times. Most importantly, the food was delicious! I definitely recommend Spoon to anyone who loves Thai food. Best curry I've found so far in East Atlanta!

Thai Cx Wings served w/ Sweet & Sour dip on the side. It was lightly batteries so it was all Cx & I didn't use the dip so the flavor was tasteful.Pad Thai w/ extra egg & fish. I couldn't dive in like I usually do, but, the noodles were soft & the sauce wasn't overpowering.Service. Perfect & itwas nice that they posted the sign that the service charge was 20%zAmbiance. The lights need to be dimmed just a little to give it that mood.