Really loved our experience here! We arrived a half hour before closing but the host was very kind…read moreand sat us immediately. We did not feel rushed at all, and he was patient when taking our order. Ordered the kao soi which is one of my favorite dishes, and it did not disappoint! It's hard to find this on a Thai menu so seeing it here, it was a must try. I will recommend it to anyone who is looking for a hearty meal with a curry based soup and delicious noodles. Generally it is egg noodle-based but their version used rice noodles which was a fine substitute. The chicken was flavorful and the portion was generous, loved the crispy noodles in the curry broth which is a standard topping. All in all I would recommend this place to anyone in the area! They seem to be a family run business and I hope they do well so I can continue frequenting their restaurant. :)

Oh man!! This is the new spot. I was sad the Dawg House…read moreclosed. But this small spot is sooooooo delicious! Everything was fresh, perfectly cooked and every flavor complemented each other. My son and I literally passed off our dishes to each other and ate it all. The server was super friendly and explained the different dishes. I can't wait to go back. If you haven't been here, go!

Still good and legit. The pork belly is still plump and cooked to perfection in that thick curry…read morebroth. Tried their combo plate a few times - the one you'd usually expect them to throw in random not-so-popular items at a discount - not in their cases. The veggies/fragrants they throw in with bites of sticky rice mixed with pungent flavors - that's lam vong cranked up inside yo mouth. Good job and keep it going!

Food was mostly exceptional - especially the bang bang shrimp and lemongrass ribs!…read more Went for lunch on a Saturday and they were severely understaffed. Took about half an hour to get an order placed. Everyone was nice and they were doing the best they can, but management needs to have another server working at rush times to keep things manageable. The restaurant was also extremely cold and our food rapidly lost temperature. If they could solve this operational issues we would come more often, even though it's far - their menu is very impressive and the flavors were very authentic to what I've personally had in SE Asia!

This was a random amazing find! The atmosphere first of all was absolutely amazing. I love the vibe…read morein this place. The service was 10 out of 10 for somebody who had no idea what they wanted to order. We tried a little bit of everything and loved it all. This is perfect for date night or just girls night out. The food is so good I've never had flavors burst in my mouth the way that it did at this place.

5 stars for my first experience, 3 stars for my second, so I'll net out at 4…read more First time was amazing. We sat at the bar and Micah was amazing. He recommended drinks, made custom drinks, and gave us a ton of ATL recs (we had just moved here). Every bite we had was better than the first. The second time was... Just ok. There was a small mishap with the wine where we were given the wrong glass, but that was remedied real quick. The papaya salad, good. The dumplings, great. The steak? Meh. The noodles? Meh. It's not a cheap spot and when everything hit, that was ok. When things were mid to meh, way less so. We'll see... I'd like to think the second time was a fluke!

The plaza it's in on Riverdale Rd. looks so suspect. You won't even know where the door really…read moreleads. Once you park and step inside it's such a cheesy mom & pop business overly decorated in Thai decor. The restrooms are ALWAYS clean. This is not fast food, you will wait a little while even 15-20 mins for takeout, but it's worth it. My favorite spot on the Southside. I first discovered this restaurant while in Real Estate school at Barney Fletcher. Most evenings we tried to hurry and find close dinner options. The portions are large and the prices are reasonable. It can add up to over $40 if you're greedy ordering several items like an appetizer + entree + dessert. I've eaten on my leftovers maybe 2-3X. No exaggeration! The best dish I've had is Naam Khao (crispy rice w/ fermented pork bits, fresh veggies and wrapped in lettuce) and Laos spring rolls (crunchy) . Thai tea overly sweet so it's best when watered down from the ice. Mango sticky rice is a purple color and yummy as well. Unique earthy taste, but still sweet and on par. I will drive 20-30 mins bcos I crave it sometimes. Everyone I've introduced to this place are fans on the first visit. I almost want to gate keep! lol

I originally went for the rice steamer set but ordered the dish with the sausage and wings with…read morepapaya salad just to say I've tried Lao food I really don't eat pork but I was open minded and tried it. ofc I didn't care for it but that has nothing to do with the chef I'm just not a pork person. The wings were crispy and nice I was dipping it all in the sauce. I didn't care for the papaya salad it tasted like dead sea animals then I noticed a lil crab in it so that explained why I tasted fish/crustacean. Maybe they also added fish sauce? I don't use those flavors in my dishes so the flavor profile was new for me. No hate just my experience I would still recommend you give them a try. I love the rice steamer I washed it and immediately started cooking sticky rice for the first time. The staff were nice. Nice ambiance, quiet, pretty plants and cultural memorabilia all around.

I really enjoyed this place and its decor. There was plenty of indoor seating and selections of…read morevarious Thai foods to choose from. I've traveled to Thailand a few times and I would say this is pretty authentic. The pad Thai was on point and the curry puff pastries were amazing. The papaya salad could use some work but overall the service and entrees made up for it. Well done.

A great spot on Buford hwy for authentic Thai food! We came with some friends on a Wednesday night…read moreand it was moderately busy but there was no wait. Alex and I decided to share their massaman curry and pad see ew and I also got their nom yen as a drink to try something new. Unfortunately I HATED the nom yen lol so I'm just gonna stick to Thai tea next time but the food itself was delicious!! The massaman curry was definitely my favorite of the two dishes and I thought the heat was perfect, but the pad see ew was great if you want a noodle option. The roti was also a great app to dip into the curry. I ended the night with some mango sticky rice. I thought it was pretty good, but standard for sticky rice. Since it's close to me I'll definitely be back, and I would definitely recommend Tum Pok Pok if you're in the area!

5/5 Wimal Authentic Thai…read moreIn town for a work trip, I stopped by Wimal Authentic Thai for some chicken fried rice and spring rolls. The location is in a decent enough spot, but I'd definitely recommend locking your car doors just to be safe. The restaurant is pretty small inside, so I went with a pickup order instead. The food was made with fresh ingredients, and the chicken fried rice was solid -- nothing mind-blowing, but a good baseline Thai-style version. The portions were average, and the spring rolls were decent too. Price-wise, it was pretty standard -- not too expensive, not a steal either. Overall, it was exactly what I ordered and expected. Would I go back? Probably if there weren't better options nearby. I did try a couple other Thai spots in the area that gave bigger portions, better value, and noticeably tastier food. But if Wimal is your most convenient choice, it'll get the job done.

Love their pad see ewe and khao soi - very flavorful, just the right seasoning and spices, and good…read morequantity. Not the biggest fan of their pad Thai - too sweet, not enough other seasonings to balance it out. The papaya salad is a rock star though - crunchy, flavorful, spicy! Service can be a little spotty during peak dinner hour - the spot itself is small, and they get a lot of takeout/delivery orders. But the staff are really friendly and try their best.

I keep hoping it will get better. Spoiler alert: it hasnt. The only edible thing is the fried…read morewontons. Everything else - disappointing. My once treasured kimchi fries: still freezer burned. My once favorite bbq tofu bao: not toasted and tasted like chemicals. The owners just simply dont care anymore, and I need to let this place finally go.

I stopped into Baozi Asian Street Food in Lawrenceville for the first time in several years,…read moreexpecting the same fun flavors and generous portions I remembered. What I found instead felt like a small echo of what the place used to be. The food has shrunk in size while the prices have climbed, which makes the whole experience feel out of balance. I ordered the bao because it used to be the star of the show for me. I still remember the way they were fried on one side before, with that golden crisp that added texture and soul to every bite. This time the bao arrived soft and much smaller than I remembered. The flavor was fine, but the magic was missing. It felt like the memory of a painting that has faded over time. I do want to say that the staff were kind and welcoming. They suggested a hibachi special, which I was not interested in, but they made the attempt to guide my order. Their warmth was the best part of the visit. I left with a sense of nostalgia for what used to be. Maybe the menu has evolved or costs have changed, but the experience simply did not match the picture I carried with me. I hope the place finds its rhythm again, because it once held a special spot in my rotation.

Been coming here for 30 years! The food is always on point! The staff is the best as well...read more

I was craving Pad See Ew while in Duluth-Norcross area, so stopped in here…read more The place was big and spacious, and the service was very attentive. I did feel that they needed some overhead music to fill the space. In addition to the Beef Pad See Ew, which also came with a Spring Roll, I also ordered this Thai Salad. The Thai Salad was HUGE...a meal in itself. I liked the sauce, and it was quite good. I did wish it had some carrots in them...instead of tomatoes, for one. I just don't feel tomatoes go well with Thai sauces. Then the much anticipated Pad See Ew. While I thought the flavor was solid, I didn't like the big, chunky beef. It was way too chunky, and hard to eat. I like the meats in these dishes to be more thinly sliced, smaller the better. Also, while they used the bigger noodles, it wasn't the super-wide noodles I'm used to. Overall, I really liked the restaurant...but a bit disappointed with the Pad See Ew. Still, I felt they deserved 4 stars for their generosity (huge portions!), all of their efforts.

Danthai is a casual restaurant that has vintage asian vibes. We always love the homestyle feel when…read morewe walk in and our meals in the past have been enjoyable here. We used to go to Danthai a lot when we first moved to Lawrenceville but then switched to another, closer Thai restaurant that we felt was better. However on our most recent visit, we noticed some new menu items and while I went with the classic Pad Thai, it was really really good! I remember it being a bit underwhelming before so I wonder if things have changed since. The group I was with ordered the vegetarian spring rolls, fried tofu, and boat noodles as well. Everyone enjoyed the meals although two members of the party said the meat was overcooked and a bit chewy. Regardless, it hit the spot on a freezing cold day. I highly recommend checking out this spot and trying something different each time as the menu is vast. :)

I had never been here before, but I love Thai food! So happy I tried this place. Both my appetizer…read moreand entree were delicious! Our server was attentive, and the restaurant itself is beautiful. Can't wait to visit again!

Quick food hall on the battery. I enjoy the Thai spot and grabbing a boba tea on my way out.read more

We came here after the Eagles concert because it was one of the few places still serving food after…read more11p on a Tuesday. Only 3 of the stalls were still open, and they were BUSY. We decided on poke burri, and it was pretty good. I had the sushi "corn dog" which is basically a deep fried California roll. I thought it was good, but then BF got his food and I was so sad I didn't order what he did, which was some kind of panko chicken teriyaki bowl that was SO GOOD. We took our little buzzer from the stall and found seats at the bar, which was one of the stalls still open, so I had a pretty decent margarita while we waited to pick up our food. I think this place would benefit from a QR code on the tables where you can just order and they text you when it's ready, rather than waiting in line to order.