Thai Restaurant Sandy Springs — Restaurant in Sandy Springs

I almost didn’t come here because of some negative reviews but my partner convinced me to give it a chance and I’m glad we did. Came in on a rainy afternoon and there weren’t any dined in customers beside us. I got a little sus because of it but still sat down and looked over the menu. We wanted to get papaya salads but they don’t have that on the menu so I asked them if they could make a larb since it was also not on the menu and they agreed to make it for us. We decided to go with pork larb, beef pad kee mao and pineapple fried rice. The larb came out within 5 mins and it was very very good although the portion was a little small which made me wanted more lol. Pad kee mao and and pineapple fried rice were also super flavorful and had good textures. Let me tell you, Thai is my fav food and I’ve tried a lot of Thai places, and I have to say this place is legit and authentic. Every bite I had I kept saying “omg so good” until the very end LOL. The portions were good as we were very full when finished. Prices is a little more than average but I’m okay with because they’re delicious. I’ve been living Sandy springs since summer 23 and this place is only 2 mins from me and I couldn’t believe I didn’t try it until now. Such a hidden gem and I cannot wait to come back and try more dishes. ...

I recently dined at a Thai restaurant in Sandy Springs that boasted a very traditional atmosphere, which set my expectations high for an authentic culinary experience. Unfortunately, the food did not live up to the ambiance.

I started with the Tom Kha Gai soup, and I was quite disappointed. The flavor was lacking, and the soup itself tasted very watery, falling short of the rich, aromatic profile that I anticipated from a traditional Thai dish.

On a brighter note, I did have the Penang Curry, which was much better. The flavors were more robust, and it showed promise. However, I believe they need to focus on using fresh ingredients consistently. The chicken in the curry was tough, which was unexpected for a place that seemed to pride itself on quality.

Overall, while the restaurant has a lovely traditional feel, the food did not meet my expectations. I hope they can improve their dishes, particularly the Tom Kha Gai soup and the quality of the ingredients in their curries, to truly reflect the charm of the place. NXTGEN Marketing Group “Better Reviews Better...

You know it’s good when it’s just called Thai Restaurant. THIS PLACE WILL RUIN YOU FOR ALL OTHER THAI RESTAURANTS. It’s my favorite place in Atlanta.

I used to get delivery from here to my office atleast once a week, and loved it. I really enjoy their lunch specials which are a lot of food. The salmon and veggies stick out as a great lunch special. Their basil rolls are excellent and the spring rolls are the best in town. I also love their pad Thai. The star though is always the Tom Ka Ga, which I adore.

Recently was in the area and had food in restaurant - EVEN BETTER. Amazing service, Joy is, well, a joy. The pad Thai was even better than delivery and I custom ordered my soup with extra mushrooms which is my favorite part. And without all the door dash markups it was extremely reasonably priced.

All other Thai restaurants are disappointing now so beware...