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Bangkok Thyme

3.7 (305 reviews)
ModerateThai, Sushi Bars
Updated over 3 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Happy hour specials

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Millie H.

We have been coming here for at least 10 years and I must say that it never stops getting better. It's delicious, fast, and affordable with large portions. Love this place and Bertha!

Bangkok Thyme Pad Thai Shrimp
Tracey P.

I've been craving some Thai, and glad I found this restaurant. I ordered the Shrimp Pad Thai, which is a dish that I usually order from Thai restaurants. While I was waiting, I actually met a Lady that's a regular and she recommended several different dishes and the Thai tea. She said she loved the food. My food came out pretty quick, in about 5-7 minutes. No eating utensils or napkins were in the bag. The Pad Thai was good, nice size shrimp, and peanuts were on the side. The Pad Thai was 12.95, plus 5.00 for shrimp, which is kinda pricey in my opinion. But, I would try this restaurant again.

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Lisa S.

Service was super friendly and attentive. Restaurant was comfortable and beautifully decorated. Food was okay. Started with a Lychee Martini which I asked to be lighter on vodka and heavier on lychee juice, and I have to say it was perfect. Next we had Chicken Satay. The plate looked lovely, and the chicken was fresh and hot, but the chicken was a bit dry and the chicken and the satay sauce both seemed under-seasoned and flat in favor. Our main dishes were Shrimp Pad See-Eew, and Chicken Masaman Curry. Both dishes came out hot and fresh, but like the Satay, they lacked any depth of flavor and just seemed bland. The Masaman was requested to be "hot" it was neither spicy hot nor flavorful. Unfortunately pretty surroundings and great service don't make up for lackluster food. Compared to our usual local Thai place, Bangkok Thyme just doesn't measure up.

Nasty Panang Curry.
Ashley S.

Disgusting food. I would leave negative stars if I could. I want to share about my issue with an order tonight. This was the most ridiculous experience I've ever had. I had rotten food delivered that was so inedible I had to throw it away, and also missing items that I paid for. All I asked for was a refund for the order as the sushi was spoiled, the massaman curry was so spicy it was not able to be eaten (I ordered mild), the panang curry tasted like dirty dish water and was also too spicy (again I ordered mild), and I was missing the extra vegetables I paid for. The items I received went into the trash. My driver for Uber was nice but Uber Eats and this experience was absolutely disgusting.

Thai Chicken Coconut Soup
Sarah P.

Really cool interior area. I really like the ambiance and presentation and the team is really nice. Coconut soup was excellent. Next time I'll go medium instead of mild. Same for the red curry, very good but I'll add a bit more spice next time.

Scarlett F.

The Sandy Springs area has a lot of great restaurants that I would love to try and this one in particular, I really enjoyed. Of course, my family got Sushi and I chose the shrimp fried rice. The portion was a great size and for that price, I would expect it to be. This establishment really makes you feel like you're in another country. The people, the decorations, the all around atmosphere is amazing. The waitress was very knowledgeable about the menu and she also recommended their popular dishes. It's always nice traveling from Smyrna to a different City just to try new food lol.

Vegetarian Spring Rolls
Brittany H.

This review is a bit late, as I've been here for dinner in the past and enjoyed my meal. Today, I came here with a coworker and was pleasantly surprised with their offerings on the lunch menu. We started with an order of the vegetarian spring rolls (you get 3, but they come split in half) which are perfect for sharing. My coworker ordered what is probably their most popular offering - the thai/sushi combo. This comes in a "bento box" style and gives you the most bang for your buck ($9.95) - you get a soup or salad, 4 Pcs. of California Roll or 3 pieces of Sushi Nigiri, jasmine rice, entree, and cucumber salad. I didn't order this because I wasn't in the mood for sushi and I didn't want to waste food. My coworker really enjoyed her meal and said she will be back. I ordered the lunch portion of the Bangkok Ginger with Tofu. It was a decent portion but I wish the sauce was a little thicker. It was still good nonetheless. Outside of the food, the service was decent. Our waitress was also the hostess, cashier, busboy, you name it! LOL! I wouldn't be shocked if she was in the back cooking, too. Because we arrived promptly at 12pm, we didn't have to wait too long to be seated but we noticed some larger groups started seating themselves because they are just too understaffed. I don't recall my dinner experience being this way but it's definitely something to consider at lunch time, especially if you are on a tight schedule. All in all, I will be back because the food was good and the prices were very reasonable.

Pad See-Eew (beef) $15
Rachel M.

Decent food and the service was friendly, however they seemed to be very understaffed and the kind server was working as hostess and server and was just overworked. That being said, once our order was taken the food was out quickly. Not the best I've had but not bad. I ordered the beef pad see ew and ended up wishing I had ordered something different. We also had the dumplings for an app and I felt they were just okay. Nothing that stuck out as incredibly great or incredibly terrible here.

Nikki L.

Ordered Stir-Fried Spicy Thai Basil Lunch using grub hub. I was completely disappointment in what i received. I tried to take this issue up with grub hub and old received a $1.36 refund because this order does not come with rice. The Grub Hub agent sated that since i got an extra item there was nothing o be done. So in reference to the picture, the amount of stir fry present is a lunch portion or they just didn't have enough and added the rice and i hide that. Wow. These entirely vegetables. The chicken pieces are small and very thinly cut. I also had the 6 Cream cheese crab Rangoon's. I can honestly tell you that Panda Express basic Rangoon's are better than theirs. I'm really shocked at my experience based on the reviews. But lesson learned. If i wasn't at work I'd definitely take to the restaurant for a full refund. NEVER AGAIN.

Nicely decorated interior.
Daniel B.

I may have found my new favorite Thai restaurant in Atlanta. At the very least, Bangkok Thyme is now up there with my favorites (King and I, Thaicoon). A coworker of mine who lives in Buckhead has recommended Bangkok Thyme to me for years. I always had it in the back of my mind until a LivingSocial deal gave me enough motivation to finally try the place out. The results were nothing short of great. Bangkok Thyme is located on Roswell Road, south of the perimeter, in a shopping center across from Kroger. Inside, from floor to ceiling, you can tell the staff put a lot of thought into decorating the space. It's decidedly Thai with traditional ornate woodwork and elegant tablecloths and pillows. The wooden blades of the ceiling fans are carved to resemble giant leaves. While this place serves both Thai food and sushi, I decided to try only Thai dishes on my first visit. I tried: Vegetarian spring rolls Spicy holy basil chicken Green curry with beef The vegetarian spring rolls consisted of cabbage, carrots, and small clear noodles. They were deep fried and served with plum sauce. These were small, but very tasty. The rolls were crispy and full of flavor. I really liked the holy basil chicken. The dish contained ground chicken stir-fried with holy basil, green beans, bell peppers, and onions in jalapeno sauce. It was served with fried rice that came in the shape of a heart and a Thai-style fried egg (crispy whites, soft yolk). The egg came with a lime-chili-soy dipping sauce, which provided a pleasant tanginess for the plate. The onions were fragrant and each bite was delicious. The green curry was also very good. It was served in a metal bowl with a candle underneath to keep the curry sauce warm. The steamed rice served with this dish came in the shape of a teddy bear. The green curry had an excellent sweet flavor from the coconut milk. I liked it so much that I drank the last few drops of curry directly out of the bowl. Service was excellent. The food came out lightning quick. Three different people attended to us throughout the night and I don't think we could have asked for better or more friendly servers. I look forward to returning here and trying more dishes. If this place continues to impress, I might have to upgrade it to five stars.

Coconut soup
Claudia A.

I love coming here for lunch. It's never too busy and they serve you quickly. I started with the Chicken Coconut soup- it has large mushrooms it with shavings of chicken. It was very smooth and delicate. A great start to my meal. My lunch as a soft shell crab salad- the crab was over fried so it was crunchier than I am used to. It came with red and green grapes, carrot shavings, and romaine salad with ginger dressing on the side. If they can get the crab right, it has lots of potential. My friends got the sushi- its great and fresh. Another friend got the combo: you pick a curry dish, sushi pieces or rolls, edamame and a salad. She loved it. Overall I love the different options for food, the fact that you can get a box with a little of each thing. I've also tried their Pad Thai which my friends agree is amazing here.

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Annie M.

This place is OK. It's a small restaurant in a strip of restaurants. The title is a bit difficult to see from the road but it's beside cibo e beve. Dim inside at night. They can accommodate small to medium parties. They have a regular Thai menu and a small sushi menu. We came with a party of 8 and they were able to seat us relatively easy. We started off with one waitress who said she would be back to take our order but she never returned. Another waitress eventually came to take our order though. I didn't take a picture of all the food, just mine and my boyfriend's. I ordered sea bass teriyaki, and it said it was over a plate of mixed vegetables. I mistakenly expected something akin to a hibachi style mixed veggies plate. Really, it was 5 large slices of squash and a few steamed broccoli with a piece of sea bass on top. The sauce was all on the bottom so I tried to push my food around in it to add flavor to the vegetables. Sea bass was good, but the rest was just something I could've done myself. The rice was a bit dry, even when I added soy sauce. Not what I would expect. We also ordered yakisoba with beef, and the beef was dry also. Kinda hard but flavor was decent. Plate is huge but it's convex (huge outward protrusion in the middle) so you get less than you think you are. Others ordered pad Thai, a beef noodle dish, sunset roll, chicken teriyaki, double shrimp roll, Tokyo fried rice and a basil pork. The rice was for a 5 year old becaue they don't have anything for children or small portions for a child. So you pay an adult meal for your kid to eat 1/5 of it unless you happen to want to eat the same thing. The noodles and pork dishes had way too many onions in my opinion. Every bite had a long slice of onion but the sauces were alright. So that onion tasted good. Also, the waitress we ended up with came by once to fill our drinks with the first appetizer, but didn't fill them again or ask to until she brought the checks. My cup was empty for awhile after the Ice melted. Not exactly worth a repeat trip, but I'm not hungry after dinner nor do I have any leftovers.

Spicy basil noodles / sub glass noddles
Breoni M.

Loveeeee this place! Been coming here for years, why I never wrote a review on THE BEST THAI PLACE IN ATL, idk. This is my favorite Thai food in ATL, period. The food is amazing. They just get it here ! Very close to the real thing ( if you ever been to Thailand) the flavors and ingredients are all fresh and compliment the dishes very well. Local Chastain/ Buckhead Thai restaurant off Roswell Rd. across from Kroger in a shopping plaza. Favorite dishes - my go to is the SPICY BASIL NOODLES. I always sub the noodles for the small thin glass noodles as I believe it just makes the dish better. And of course I get Thai HOT! For protein I usual add tofu or shrimp, delish. The Miso soup here is bomb! The perfect taste of the broth and miso paste balance. Also it's vegetarian! Must try's : spicy holy basil , basil fried rice and or the spicy cashew but dish. All of these i rotate as I love all the flavors these dishes bring together. Staff- they are all very friendly and well manned. Bertha is my girl though. Her energy alone makes this place very special. She remembers your favorite dishes and how exactly you like them prepared. Great customer service and food comes out in a fairly quickly manner. Parking - very limited, always full. They do call in orders / doordash and Uber Eats

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Great prices and good value...nice addition to the area. Give this place a try...We like the lunch menu.

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Curry, are their curry sauce pre made? Typically pre made will have fish sauce in them; not vegan friendly. Answer from anyone please

I've asked for curry their prepared vegan And they had it available for me and it was pretty good. I can't say if it was specially prepared or the norm.

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