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    Thank You Come Again

    4.0 (78 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Nancy A.

    Thank You Come Again, what a cool name for a Thai place in the Fulton Street mall. This place is very cozy and pretty with high chairs. Got lots of flowers in the ceiling making it very pretty. There is a self checkout kiosk that makes ordering seamless and fast. I was really hungry from shopping and I got myself a pork bao bun, which costs $6 and it got mayo, hoisin, scallions, and cucumbers. Very tasty especially when it comes to the mayo, making it very sweet. It was filled with salad and crispy wonton chips on the side, which is a plus! Wait time getting the food wasn't that long although there were a couple of people before me. Going to try out their mains next time I'm therez

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    Amanda D.

    On National Dumpling Day, I ended up coming here to satisfy my craving. I decided to go with the cute girlie option of Mini Fried Dumplings! It came with 25 bite sized dumplings with a sweet vinegar dipping sauce. Bite size goodness! The filling is juicy and flavorful with a solid pan fried crust. Paired them with a Singha & I was golden. Service wasn't crazy fast but they did have a bunch of pick up orders they were working on. I liked sitting on the side, quiet enough and it was nice getting to see them make everything.

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    Caitlynn Y.

    WOW the chive cake was awesome blew my mind bro omg. but i wasn't planning to get something because i was already full af and cold af but then i was like im never gonna be back here so might as well get something and this was intriguing. it took a bit for it to come out so i was just sitting there like a loser but then it did and i ate it on the subway omg it smelled so strongly but it was awesome. anyways!!! it was so crispy but soft it was amazing. i highly recommend it. i wish i got pad thai cuz i haven't had it in so long but it's okay!

    Collette H.

    Wait long extremeeeeely LONG! Ordered an 2 piece shrimp spring rolls and that took over 30mins. Also, cookers aren't wearing any gloves when preparing food

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    Roro B.

    Ok first time here. Got me a order of pork fried rice with no peas and it's pretty good so far. You get a very generous amount of food which is always a plus for me. Just a likkle upset I only got 1 duck sauce and ine soy sauce, it really needs at least 4 or 6 lol. I will be back again.

    This is real Thai iced tea
    Farrah B.

    I was upstairs shopping and felt a little peckish, so I went and saw thank you come again. I'd bookmark them when they were in a different location so I was glad that I got a chance to try them out. I ended up getting the spring rolls and a thai iced tea. The prices are a bit higher than other places, but the location makes for this. At the advisory of the cashier the spring rolls she said would be more flavourful than the shrimp rolls. I will say, they pretty good, The sauce is what made it. It was clear, which I'd never seen before and it was sweet but tangy. Amazing! The Thai iced tea was good and strong, like it really should be. I'll be back soon to try more dishes.

    Fried Mini Dumplings
    Fabienne M.

    The more I visit the dekalb market the more happy I am. Tried this Thai gem and boy was it amazing. First off the shrimp fried rice to die for. I was alil skeptical because it had raisins and cashews in it but man oh man those ingredients were a perfect addition to that rice, also big chunks of pineapple, great flavor, great texture. I love it. The fried shrimp rolls also good, great dipping sauce. The mini dumplings were so good I'm mad I got them mini and not regular size next time I'll get the normal size but the minis were cute and had a great portion of meat inside as well as a good taste. Also seating is available at the place of order. The server was pleasant and detailed when explaining the menu. Thank you come again was nothing short of great. I'll be back

    Pad Kee Mau (Drunken Noodles Spicy Hobo Noodle) with chicken - $14
    Heidi M.

    Stopped by for a quick meal before shopping at TJ's, and got the Spicy Hobo (drunken noodles) with chicken ($14) and the Iced Fresh Ginger drink ($4). It was quite busy during the lunch rush (around 1:30pm) and got my food after ~15 min. The noodles were delish but they were scalding hot! Temperature wise, not spice wise. You would 100% burn your mouth/esophagus if you weren't careful. Kind of annoying for someone who was getting hangry during the wait and wanted to scarf down the food right away, but I was reluctantly patient, blew on the noodles and ate my meal very slowly. But also kind of awesome for those who order for delivery or don't eat until hours later - I'm sure it'd still be very warm then. Noodles were also a bit on the oilier side, but great mildish kick to it and so much wok hay. The drink was nice and unique but the ginger flavor is not very compatible with an already-spicy and HOT noodle dish. I'd recommend it, just not together.

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    Rex W.

    PURCHASED · Medium Red Curry ($14) PROS · Super tasty on the days when the Thai grandmother comes out to prepare the curry broth. CONS · A bit pricey. I don't like eating out of plastic containers because of endocrine damage due to microplastics as well as the harm it does to the environment. IMPRESSION · Highly recommend the Panang Curry which is 1 of the 2 other curry you can get. This curry is really good. According to my friend who's not from NYC, "it's the best Panang Curry I've ever had."

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    Geri C.

    We came to the DeKalb Market Hall in City Point right after we checked into our hotel nearby. Of all the dazzling array of cuisine choices, ranging from Japanese, Chinese, Hawaiian, Soul, Jamaican, Katz, etc.,offered in this food court, we settled for Thai at this spot with an unusual name. All three dishes we ordered: country flat rice noodle with pork (similar to a pad se ew), red curry with rice, and Pad Thai with fried tofu, were tasty and quite authentic. Portions were good.

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    took soooo long and food was decent at best. They take at least 20 minutes for each order even if you order straight from there.

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    Waited over 25 minutes for dumplings. Was told it would be 10 minutes. Unfriendly staff

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    The food was good and the servers are always welcoming when I order. We normally order to go but overall the service is pretty fast.

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    Overpriced for the quality of food that you get. We waited ~ 25-30 min for a bowl of noodles that tasted pretty mediocre.

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