This place does my favorite martini in the city. The oysters are always delicious and I am obsessed with the green curry and the phat pak. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The menu changes seasonally. I will say my favorite time is one of the in betweens, when you can still get the baked oysters with red curry but can also get green curry as a main. read more

Food- you have to love spicy foods. Service- excellent, friendly, not trying to rush you Ambiance- well...... right now seems to be in the middle of a construction area. A little dusty, but the restaurants clean.. Good drink menu, but they only have three types of beer read more

Talat Market - Fritters, grilled oyster and sticky rice - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

A great experience! There was too long a wait at another restaurant, were able to pivot to Talat. I called ahead, and they were super nice and informative on the phone. The restaurant is tucked away in a residential area & so charming. The vibe inside was just as relaxed. They have a great balance of elevated foot and drink while keeping things fun and exciting. You feel like you're in on a story while you're there. They won be over and I will be back. read more

Talat Market - Crispy Rice Salad, Beef Jerk, Spicy Margarita - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We had a good dinner at Talat Market. This is a hip "New Thai" restaurant that has been listed in the Michelin Guide since its inception in Atlanta in 2023. There were some hits and misses, but overall, I recommend this place. The restaurant is located in the Summerhill neighborhood, just south of downtown Atlanta, near the old Braves stadium (now Center Parc Stadium). It's four blocks south of Little Bear, a Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant (also good and I recommend it). There's a free dedicated parking lot on site, but it's small (only 15 spots). There's plenty of free street parking in the residential area surrounding the restaurant. This place is popular. Book your reservations on Resy. If you have an American Express card, check your benefits. For example, Platinum card holders get up to $100 in statement credits each quarter on eligible purchases with Resy (Talat is eligible). We came with a group of seven on a Saturday night at 6:30. We ordered a bunch of dishes and shared. I describe the cuisine as "New Thai" because it's not traditional Thai. It's like a New American version of Thai cuisine. Talat describes the cuisine as "the union of Thai culinary tradition and Georgia's seasonal bounty." Here's what I tried: Cocktails * Super Cold Martini ($14) - Fords Gin, Contratto Bianco, pear eau-de-vie, Madeira N/A Cocktails (non-alcoholic) * Green Drink No. 2 ($9) - mint, ginger, pandan, citrus * Thaijuino ($13) - fermented corn bevy served with Athletic Brewing Hazy IPA Food Special * Snapper Sangwa. $18. Pomelo, mint, Raj oil, fried garlic. * Grilled Oysters (3 for $12) - red curry, fried shallot * Chicken Rice Soup ($12) - winter melon, chicken meatballs * Fruit Salad ($14) - mint, shallot, fish sauce, pecan * Crispy Rice Salad ($18) - radish, beets, red chili jam, peanut * Crab Fritters ($21) - corn, lime leaf, sweet 'n sour * Phat Pak ($14) - veggie stir-fry, cabbage, oyster mushroom (and tofu) * Fried Garlic Shrimp ($21) - white pepper, cilantro, Shark-brand Sriracha * Grilled Beef Salad ($28) - coconut, lemongrass, grape, mint * Chicken Red Curry ($35) - shiitake, sweet potatoes, Thai basil, jasmine rice * Whole Flounder ($40) - oyster sauce, onion, Thai basil Dessert (not on menu) * Apple Sorbet ($12) * Custard ($16) For the most part, the food and drinks were delicious and presented beautifully. I like the variety of dinnerware they use. The Thaijuino was served on a wooden tray with a wooden mixing spoon. Each Grilled Oyster was served atop a bed of salt. As a fan of martinis, I really enjoyed the Super Cold Martini. Strong, smooth, well-made. Hits: Foodwise, my favorites included the Snapper Sangwa, Grilled Oysters, Fruit Salad, Crispy Rice Salad, Phat Pak, and Chicken Red Curry. Portions were kind of small. The Chicken Rice Soup was also good and reminded me of Chinese West Lake Beef Soup. Misses: The steak in the Grilled Beef Salad was quite tough and chewy. The Whole Flounder was crispy, bony, and hard to eat. The desserts were okay. I liked the Apple Sorbet, but the Custard was too salty. Service and atmosphere: Our server was Leo and he was great. Good service. The hostess was nice too. The vibe is trendy and laid back; more on the casual side. Talat has both indoor and outdoor seating. Talat first started doing pop-ups around Atlanta in April 2017, and this brick-and-mortar location opened in May 2020. read more

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If you're going to try to get a reservation if you have a party bigger than two most of their tables are geared towards smaller parties, but they do have space for large groups. We went during the week. They have a happy hour 5 to 7 with small bites and drinks, but we just missed that the food was excellent. The service was great. The drinks were very unique and wonderful. We had the sauté stirfry cabbage, which was incredible. The fried crabcakes were delicious perfectly chewy and tangy The pork belly, curry and red sauce was incredible. Somehow it did not get soggy The clams in Marcela sauce were also amazing with a hint of a sweet sauce to it Don't miss out on getting the dry noodle salad. It is remarkable with a little bit of crunchy pork belly on. Definitely family style. This place is located in a residential neighborhood. You would never guess it was here but real good Thai food with a southern twist. Also a cool Ambiance read more

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Interesting flavors. Food was crazily salty. Ice cream was really weird. Very small portions - like 4 bites per plate. Cool interior. Cool concept- poor execution. Wouldn't come back again. E X P E R I E N C E It was pretty packed. It's a small restaurant. Theres a decent sized bar. The decor is beautiful. Cool trinkets everywhere. The patio area is covered which is nice (no mosquitos for you!). F O O D crispy rice salad: little gem lettuce, radish, res chili jam, peanut Salmon sangwa: lime tea, lemongrass, fried garlic- there were 4 tiny pieces of salmon Prok belly and clam stirfry: Thai basil, birds eye chili onion Thai coconut tea Topo Chico Sticky rice Ice cream (super weird flavor. Didn't finish it) Everything (aside from the ice cream) was decent. Interesting and unique combinations of flavor. Food was very salty though. Like- overly salty. I'm a shriveled sponge bc of it still. They change up the menu every day or two which is so innovative S E R V I C E Great service. Friendly. Knowledgeable of the menu P A R K I N G Given that it's located in a small neighborhood (as a house turned restaurant), theres decent number of parking spaces. No valet required. P R I C E 130ish, reasonable for Michelin rated, expensive considering how definitely tapas style this was (how small the portions were) read more

My wife and I celebrated our 11 year marriage anniversary here. The service was 5 star, the food was out of this world the vibe was perfect. I'd say it's the best Thai restaurant I've been too. Sorry I don't have pictures but had the beef jerky to start, the rice salad joint , for dinner my wife had the shrimp curry and I had the pork. Foods was sooo good!!! read more

Big fan of the vibe, the full-bodied flavors, and the kind waitstaff. The moment I walked in, I was taken by the amazing mural artistry, decor, upbeat mood of Thai bops playing, as well as the scent of lemongrass and a warm simmering of something delicious. I enjoyed the Mini Tini, stir fried clams, and snapper. They also surprised me with a happy hour oyster + a slightly spicy-citrusy mignonette. Scrumptious. The bartender (Preston, I believe) was incredibly helpful in walking me through gluten friendly options and confirming that they do not have a separate fryer for gluten allergies. Even with my dietary restriction, they had several items on the menu for gluten allergies, to my surprise and delight. I will absolutely be back on my next trip to ATL. read more

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Talat Market was an outstanding experience from beginning to end. The oysters were fresh and delicious and the crispy rice salad was fantastic. We can't wait to go back. read more

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Loved talat market! It's been on my list and it was worth the wait. The food is excellent! - salmon Crudo - crispy rice - you need this in your life! - trout The flavors were outstanding! The waiter - Ak- was so pleasant and helpful. The ambiance was on point- we sat on the patio. read more

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I am addicted to Talat Market. If it weren't for the Atlanta traffic I would be a regular. The crispy rice salad needs an award - so refreshing and crunchy and delicious. They also have an excellent oyster selection. I love the decor and in some seats you can look into the kitchen. The roasted chicken is so good. Never had an issue with service. Happy hour Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday. read more

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I really liked this place! Not only were the servers super knowledgeable about pairing dishes and explaining their flavor profiles, but the menu was so unique-- not your run of the mill Thai spot. My personal favorites were the crispy rice salad and the green curry. I also really liked the sambal jam. I enjoyed how the menu is seasonal meaning you never run out of new dishes to try (even if your faves may be gone the next time). read more

Outstanding food, warm and lively ambiance, and our server was excellent. It took a while to get our food but it was absolutely worth the wait. The massaman curry was perhaps the best I've had in the states. The beef jerky was much softer than I expected and worth a try. The crab fritters had a good amount of meat, though the dipping sauce was too sweet for me. The yum muu bing was an absolute winner, one of the best cooked pork loins I've ever had. This was my first time to Talat Market but I'll definitely be back! read more

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This restaurant is a full experience, not just a meal. From the moment we walked in, everything felt intentional and beautifully curated. The ambiance is so cute--small, quaint, creative, and thoughtful. Even the silverware and glassware were unique and added to the vibe. I had a mini martini and WOW... hands down one of the best martinis I've ever had. I knew I was drinking liquor, but by the time you swallow, this wave of flavor comes through that completely changes the game. The oysters were fresh, salty, and perfect with a simple Thai-style sauce that elevated them without overpowering anything. The crab fritters? My gosh--cooked to perfection and actually tasted like crab, with just the right amount of sauce. We also had the beef appetizer (I think tartare), and I don't even eat beef like that, but it was so good I didn't even realize what I was eating. The Thai chicken was spicy, colorful, and delicious, with a sweet purple potato that really stood out. When I say five stars plus +5 stars plus, I mean it. Atlanta has plenty of restaurants, but not many deliver both amazing food and a memorable experience. I'm already excited to go back. read more

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Delicious - crispy rice salad is my favorite. And you can't beat happy hour oysters & mini tini is such a fun vibe.

I was excited to try Talat Market after all the glowing recommendations. Seated quickly, service fine, and the little martinis started things off right. The oysters at happy hour pricing were cold, fresh, and probably the best value of the night. From there, it slipped. The crispy rice salad had nice flavor but was small and felt incomplete. The fried shrimp were few and overcooked. The hanger steak salad was excellent and easily the best bite, but blink and you'd miss the portion. The green curry was the real disappointment: $38 for a watery bowl with overcooked beef and barely enough rice to share. The quarter chicken with papaya salad rounded things out on a very average note. The server never once asked how we liked anything, only whether we wanted another round of drinks. Three people, four mains, a $200 bill, and not a single dish I'd come back for. Some good moments, but overall an underwhelming, pricey meal that didn't live up to the hype. read more

Talat Market - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

SO DELICIOUS!!! I love Thai food it's pretty much my go to so I really enjoyed Talat Market. However, I appreciated that they have more authentic options so I didn't default to a boring pad thai. I felt like I was experiencing real Thai food. We ordered the beef jerky, crispy rice salad, red curry, and chicken. Everything was delicious and well seasoned. The crispy rice salad has an amazing crunch! While everything was tasty I thought that the chicken portion we received was pretty small especially for the price. Ambience was cozy and trendy and our service was amazing! Oh and the egg nog cocktail was delicious but be careful it's very strong :) read more

Talat Market - Egg nog and green drink - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I wish this was a 5 - because the food was delicious. We made reservations and it took them an additional 35 min to seat us and it was a warm day so it was just a tad annoying. We got the oysters and they were sweet and briny and so plump. The salad is absolutely divine and the crunch and mix of flavors is so pleasant. I had chicken and the sauce was some thing to die for, licked the bowl if I could. The menu changes daily so truly acknowledging that they do a great job balancing flavors so just pick your favorite menu item and it'll surprise you for the better. Parking is just off the street but if you have the get a ride it would just be much easier. read more

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Best dining experience I've had in a while! Our server Maddie took special care of us and crushed it with the recommendations. Everything we had was delicious and fresh, especially the pain killer (HAVE to add the float) along with the oysters and crispy rice salad. Defiantly will be back ASAP!! read more

Talat Market - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Very cool interior and vibe. Everything we had was amazing. Our waiter, I think his name was Sawyer, was awesome. We were visiting Atlanta for our friends birthday and he has great food recommendations and made it a great experience for us! read more

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Came here for a date night and we enjoyed the experience! Talat market is pretty small, but has decent parking and I didn't feel like we were too cramped inside. Our waiter was super nice and food came out very quickly after we ordered! We decided to split the sliced nuts, crispy rice salad, sticky rice, and chicken. I thought the nuts were a good appetizer and I LOVED the chicken and the sauces! I think it's definitely a must get. Unfortunately I ended up not really liking the salad since it was very lemongrass forward and I think it tastes like soap lol, but my bf enjoyed it. Overall, I think talat market is great for a date night! It's a little pricy for Thai food, but the food is very well made and their rotating menu keeps things fun. read more

Talat Market - salad and chicken - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Green curry and crispy rice were my favorite dishes! Accommodating staff. Intimate ambiance. Will be back!

My wife and I chose this spot because she's a big fan of Thai food and they have really good ratings. While I was not super impressed, my wife enjoyed it and I can understand why others do as well. The service was decent, and the drinks were good. I found the food to be a bit overpriced for the portions. The flavors tasted authentic but they were not my cup of tea. If you're sitting inside, it's also nice to see the chefs there cooking your food. Overall, while the flavors were not my favorite I understand why this restaurant has a great reputation and I would recommend it to those interested in authentic Thai food. read more

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The concept is really interesting, and you can tell they put a lot of thought into the menu. Its worth a visit if you are looking to try something different, but it didnt quite live up to all the hype for me. read more

A colleague enthusiastically recommended it, so we headed to Summerhill. The vibe was a local neighborhood spot doing a very convincing impression of an upscale hippie, the kind of place where the staff seems genuinely happy to see you and not just trained to act like it. The music couldn't settle on an identity, swinging between Thai pop and Roxy Music like a radio being fought over by two people, each with strong feelings about it. Apparently, the menu changes constantly, they cook whatever the market handed them that morning and figure out the rest later. What we ordered had nothing to do with what their website claimed we'd be ordering. Yet, the bartender still produced a gin and tonic from some earlier, possibly retired, incarnation of the drink list. There's an open kitchen, so you get to watch them prepare your food. It was busy, but not chaotic. Plates came up, got fussed over until whoever was cooking decided the thing was finally worthy. Then a bell rang. If the wait staff dawdled, the bell rang again, harder. Our food never took long. It arrived in tidy intervals, like the kitchen had a metronome nobody else could hear. Cooks would swap out now and then, and whoever stepped in just slid into the gap like they'd been doing it the whole time. It was one of the better-run kitchens I've seen. I've eaten a great deal of Thai food in this city, most of it okay in the specific way that lets you order the same forgettable thing again next Tuesday. This was not that. Every dish arrived doing five things at once, sweet and salty and crunchy and soft. I couldn't name a favorite, which I realize sounds like the kind of thing a person says when they didn't actually enjoy anything, but here it's the opposite problem. Everything was good enough that choosing felt like a betrayal. We'll go back. Frequently. And I'll be asking my colleague what else he's been keeping from us. read more

Had a fantastic time at Talat Market in Atlanta's up-and-coming Summerhill neighborhood! I love a great cocktail, and they truly deliver--with expertly crafted drinks and knowledgeable mixologists who are both helpful and informative. Sitting at the bar, chatting with other guests, and sipping on delicious cocktails made for a great experience. Plus, the space is absolutely charming! read more

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I'd been hearing about Talat for ages, but I'm always worried a super popular place isn't going to live up to the hype. Our experience at Talat exceeded every expectation. The vibe of the restaurant is cool without feeling pretentious. Very approachable. From the start, our server was attentive and friendly; his attitude also felt genuine. 10/10 for service. We ordered the snapper sangwa (unbelievably good), the crispy rice salad (a must order), fried garlic shrimp (fried with shell on has a learning curve to eat), and broccolini stirfry. Everything was delicious! I would love to see a vegetarian dish under the larger portion options. That said, I will definitely be back! read more

While the food is good, it's a bit overrated. It's very expensive for what you get served. The ambience is great and so is the Service. read more

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We visited Talat Market this weekend for dinner. It was our second visit. The food is Thai-oriented as described, with some inventive takes. We sampled the raw oysters, which were chilled nicely and tasty; they were served with a Thai-style mignonette. Our favorites were the crudo, raw beef with rice chips, crab fritters, crispy rice salad, and shrimp curry. The seared scallops were good but not inspiring. The stir-fry with cabbage was tasty again, but not a standout. They had available dry-aged smoked rib-eye that sounded great, but we wanted to focus on their core menu. The rib eye offering is served family style with cuts of 25oz & 29 oz. It is a bit of a splurge if you go that route, so ask about pricing. They have a fun drink list. We sampled the super cold martini, the Black Lotus, and the Royal Jelly. All were pleased with their drinks, with the royal jelly being the standout. They have beer, wine, and champagne as well. Service is very friendly and on point. Highly recommend Talat Market. read more

SO SO SO GOOD, I can't recommend enough and can't wait to go back!! I've been wanting to come here for a while, especially since they got a Michelin Guide mention. Definitely make reservations (my friend and I were able to snag a late reservation at 9p, so check well in advance!). They have a small parking lot and we were able to find parking, but there's also plenty of street and parallel parking as well. Inside, I loved the decor and it totally transforms and takes you to a new experience. Our waitstaff was super nice and gave us great recs on how to navigate the menu and what their favorite drinks were. I had the Sharpie Mustache which was super interesting but I loved the story behind its creation. We ended up getting the crispy rice salad, red curry with beef, a pork dish, and octopus. Our server told us that one of the chef's mom was actually in town and in the kitchen on curry duty which was super cool. The crispy rice salad lived up to the hype and this is definitely a can't miss. It was so fresh and herby and I loved the chili jam in it. The red curry was absolutely delicious and homey, and the beef was so tender. The octopus was pretty decent, but the pork simply fell apart and was such a tender bite. Overall, what a great concept and I cannot wait to come back and check out this rotating menu!! read more

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Great food in a super cute spot. They have a smallish parking lot considering how busy it is but there is plenty of street parking, you will definitely find a spot close by without having to parallel park or anything. Service was very good, our server gave helpful recommendations and was very attentive. For drinks I did the southside sizzle which was good but not my favorite, and then our server recommended me their white blend which I loved. My husband got the green drink which was soooo good. We split the crispy rice salad which was my favorite thing we ate. Great flavor, fresh ingredients, rice was a nice texture. My husband got the steak and sticky rice which he really liked. I ordered the pork and shrimp meatball soup which was so flavorful and very very filling, don't be concerned about the soup not being enough for an entree. After it was brought out, a server who wasn't even ours ran over with a deeper soup spoon, and then our server followed up by running out deeper bowls and a serving spoon so my husband and I could share and eat it easier. I would have been perfectly fine eating it with the bowl/spoon that was initially provided with, so I really appreciated them bringing all the extra stuff out! Overall, cute spot with good, flavorful food. read more

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Talat is an underrated icon. Personally one of my favorite thai spots In atlanta. It's a casually elevated restaurant with amazing food and cocktails. Most recently I went during the middle of the week and the energy was amazing. They offer great specials and host thoughtful communal events around food. Last time I was there I had their flank steak, $5 mini martini special, and a side of rice. Such a great meal, that I'm thinking about it 3 weeks later. Great service, great vibes, and amazing cookery! I featured them a while back in my underrated gems in atlanta series because they just deserve so much more attention. Check out Talat and treat yourself. (For more reviews check out my IG: bswank_ and TikTok: bswankk) read more

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I love Asian food so I'm always excited to come to Talat Market. Their food is amazing, with a lot of flavor but not necessarily traditional dishes. The last time I went there was for the happy hour that you would order a specialty martini and it would come with 3 oysters! It was such a cool experience! Service was on point. The ambiance was cool. read more

Talat Market - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

From beginning to end. Talat Market embodies a 5 star restaurant (And I don't give out 5 stars often) This place has been on my radar for a while and I finally was able to make it in, and let me say I am so glad I did. First off the vibe of this restaurant is very fun! It's just a really cool dining area. The service was absolutely amazing. S/O to my new friend Jess who was truly a Gem!! But what you're all curious about is the food. Talat market does a great job of making Georgia-Thai food. Sourcing a lot of their produce locally. Some of the flavor profiles were out of this world. I ordered the crispy salad, which honestly was way better than I was expecting. It's one of their classic dishes, and now I know why. I also ordered the octopus and sticky rice. Words can't describe how amazing the octopus was. It was so tender it's almost as if it melted in my mouth also the smokiness of the octopus made it just riveting. I'll be dreaming about that octopus tonight.. Also they don't have espresso martinis on the menu, Jess kindly asked the bartender, and they were able to concoct an elixir that can only be described as nectar from the Gods - It was really good lol Talat Market is just a really really cool restaurant with amazing food. I can't wait to go back. I almost bought a flight to Thailand whilst leaving this restaurant. But these are just words you're reading on a screen... Why don't you go to Talat market and see for yourself? You're welcome! read more

Talat Market - Crispy Rice Salad - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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This place is good, but I don't believe it's worth the price. An entree of red curry cost $30, and I don't know how to justify that, even if it was good.. The portion wasn't that large either. The selection on the menu was also pretty small. I did particularly enjoy the crispy rice salad though, so if you come, try that. I did like the ambiance of the restaurant. It felt like an upscale, industrial chic vibe with a hint of Asian street night market. Service was good. Our server was knowledgeable and made sure our cups were never empty. Check this place out if you are interested, but I don't think it's anything too special to make the trip out for. read more

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I really wanted to love Talat -- it has a cool atmosphere, the drinks are good and the service is friendly and hip. Unfortunately, the food, which is the most important part in my eyes, was irredeemable. First, this place has an aura of fine dining. The dishes are well plated, the portions are small, the flavors are unique and intriguing. Unfortunately, it's quite expensive for a "large" plate. Each dish was easily $20-40 and barely enough to share. No one left feeling full, but forked over a good $35-40. Second, the dishes didn't taste good. If these were the best dishes ever but the portions small and the price high, I would've stomached the experience and reserved it for special occasions. Unfortunately, the curry was watery and tasteless, the crispy rice salad was mostly air and leaves, the fried pork belly was dry and hard and the fried squid was too chewy. We were very disappointed because we weren't impressed by even one of the dishes. Maybe this is just the folly of fine dining? I'm unclear, but I was hoping for more complimentary cooking. read more

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This place doesn't even need my help promoting themselves but here I go anyways. Incredible food. Great service, our server was very thoughtful which feels rare these days. Sorry I don't remember your name dude! (Tall white man lol) Crispy rice salad is a go, awesome happy hour deals. Great for share plates! No notes - def check it out! read more

Amazing small restaurant in middle of neighborhood. Thai food that is not like a typical American Thai restaurant ( eg no Pad Thai). We ordered green curry, couple of apps including pork meat balls, and green curry with whole fish. Service was good, outside patio seating wonderful, drinks were well made. Absolutely a gem and close to ATL airport area. read more

Talat Market - Nice Thai dish that is usually made with mince meat but this version was made with mushroom - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Hands down one of my favorites in ATL. Tucked away in the Summerhill neighborhood is one of the best Thai places I have ever been to. It is a small restaurant with only a few tables inside, but there are also tables outside. It was too hot that day so we were lucky enough to snag one of the indoor tables. One thing to note about this place is their impeccable service - all hands were on deck, which I appreciate. Our group of 3 ordered a bunch of dishes to share - crab salad, papaya salad, shrimp and pork red curry, grilled chicken, and beef shank beef curry. Crab salad: I didn't read and thought this was the crab rice salad. Nevertheless, it was delicious with tender pieces of crab in coconut sauce Papaya salad: has a nice spice, a very textural dish with the added pork rinds and peanuts. I definitely recommend mixing this up before digging in so that you get every flavor component. Best eaten with sticky rice Shrimp and pork curry: Ended up getting this dish for free because they served us the wrong curry. It was a mistake that we appreciated since it was served with big pieces of shirmp and small bits of porky goodness Grilled chicken: probably my favorite! it was served with two different sauces but the baste used for the chicken was so flavorful. It was a small dish but definitely packed a punch on flavor Beef shank green curry: my other favorite! beef shank was tender served with fried eggplant and fried okra. Pro tip: get there early because they fill up and I don't believe they take reservations. I also noticed that their menu changes. read more

Their menu changes (can find most recent ones on their IG story!) and I've heard that they take great care in getting fresh ingredients and making things from scratch. There's street parking available in the area, recommend making a reservation if you can (there's a charge if you don't show fyi). Their outside patio is dog friendly. A group of 3 of us ordered basically the whole menu when we went because we wanted tor try everything. The portions are smaller than what the prices reflect personally. - Flounder (MKT): the cool thing is that they offer different sizes of flounder in case you're ordering a lot of other things and don't want too much of it. It comes fried with a delicious sauce on top. It is a whole fish so yes, there are bones. (4/5) - Crispy rice salad ($18): lettuce, red chili jam, peanut, crispy rice. I really enjoyed the crispy rice in the salad, it added a nice texture to it. (3/5) - Pork Jowl: the pork melts in your mouth and is nicely seasoned. Also comes with a side of their fish sauce type sauce - so good! (4/5) - Crab claws: It was about 6 pieces of tiny crab claws for $6. When I say tiny, literally half a bite. The green sauce that came on it though was amazing. (4/5 for the sauce) - Steak: the only steak option under the proteins list on the menu - came with this garlic aioli that I never would've guessed was garlic, tasted a bit bitter? The steak was cooked to a medium rare which is what we wanted, but overall the entrée itself wasn't something that I was wowed by. (3/5) - Green curry with catfish: not much catfish, maybe enough for 1 small bite for each person. The green curry tasted fresh, ok dish. (3/5) - Mushroom salad?: we ordered the beef tartare and accidentally received the mushroom salad. The waiter let us keep it to try and took it off our order but we never got the beef tartare at all lol. The mushroom held the seasoning/sauce of this dish rly well, just soaked it right up. Good mix of saltiness and umami. (3/5) Overall, glad I finally got to try this place. read more

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