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    Tum Pok Pok

    4.1 (462 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Salad, Coffee & Tea
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Briana S.

    This was a great spot! Food was so good. Service was very quick! I got the Pad Kee Mao and it was perfect! The perfect amount of spice. I also got their lychee martini (had me a little lit). I also had their Mango Sticky Rice. I have no idea how this is suppose to taste, honestly, but it's not as sweet as I anticipated to be. It's a little pricey, but it's worth it. The serving sizes are big in my opinion.

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    Jim N.

    Tom Pok Pok The place has a really unique and relaxed vibe. I immediately noticed that you can order and pay with a QR code, which makes the service super efficient; the staff super friendly. The staff is incredibly helpful and welcoming. The food was delicious and flavorful, just as I'd hoped. The pad Thai had a wonderful blend of flavors, and the noodles were perfectly cooked. The Masaman Curry was flavorful and satisfying. The mango sweet sticky rice was the perfect sweet ending to a great meal.

    Fish Cake
    Phuong D.

    Tum Pok Pok, a restaurant I've visited a few times since its opening, has consistently delivered average dishes. The photos here showcase items I've tried during my visits. Despite my hopes, the food has never truly impressed me. One major disappointment is the roast pork. Unlike the crispy roast pork found in Chinese restaurants, this version is hard and chewy. The roti canai was decent, but nothing extraordinary. The fried fish cake was unique and enjoyable. However, the chicken skewers were dry and unappetizing. The mango salad was okay, while the pad kee mao and pad see yew are safe bets. The service is decent, but it can be slow during peak hours. Orders are placed by scanning a QR code at each table, and payments are also made through the same platform. When the restaurant first opened, it had a collection of "Tum Pok Pok" stickers that customers pasted all over the walls and tables. However, after a few years, these stickers have become a source of concern. While the interior decor is nice, tables with half-ripped-up stickers don't contribute to a pleasant dining experience.

    Song Y.

    Well decorated interior with many Thailand related items. Very relaxed environment. Easy and plentiful parking. Server was very friendly and helpful with recommendations without being pushy. You scan a QR code and place an order from your phone. You pay when you order. It also includes preset 15% gratuity without an option to change it. I usually leave 20% but prefer to leave tip at the end of the meal not the beginning. Food came out very fast. We wanted three dishes to come out first as our appetizers but all the dishes came out in a random order. It's OK bc we were doing family style and sharing all food. If you weren't, the order of dishes coming out can feel awkward and sloppy. We ordered 3 appetizers and 3 mains. All were delicious. I would recommend others to try.

    V25 Kao-Pad (Thai Fired Rice) price w/o meat
    Ashu M.

    Went to Tum Pok Pok as my husband loves Thai food. Restaurant is decorated nicely, and was pretty busy for early Friday evening. We had reservations through Resy so didn't have any issues. We ordered Tom Yum soup cup to share, it was enough for 2 as a quick appetizer. Tangy with tomatoes mushrooms and tofu, was a little saltier than we like it to be. My husband ordered fried rice with veggies, it was delicious and well made. I ordered massaman curry with beef. Curry base was amazing, beef was perfectly seasoned and cooked. Way too many potato cubes and whole peanuts. Would not order again. A bit smaller portion sizes than we are used to. Service was efficient with QR code ordering and payment system which worked very well. They had added 15% tip on their own. May try again and order something other than Massaman curry.

    V5 Tof Man Pla (Red Curry Flavored Fish Cake)
    Brittnie O.

    Went to Tum Pok Pok to celebrate my friends birthday and had super delicious Thai meal. I've been here in the past when they first opened and the portions were very small but they have since elevated their portion sizes. Atmosphere: The atmosphere was giving me young and fun, with a twist of cool nostalgic retro Thai vibes. They were playing Thai pop music playing in the background that really set the mood and they were playing very upbeat Thai music in the restroom that gave you a club like party vibe. We ordered through a QR code at the table, but our server was still very attentive throughout the night. We started with a few appetizers to share with the table and a few entrees. Every dish had authentic Thai flavors that reminded me of my last trip to Thailand. Appetizers: Tod Man Pla (fish cakes): my all time favorite no matter where I go. The flavor was not overwhelming at all with the perfect blend of curry paste and strong kaffir lime leaf flavor that makes Thai fish cakes so special. The sweet dipping sauce that came with it was a perfect touch. Tao Huu Tod (fried tofu): very basic, probably would not order this again. Tofu was diced into very small cubes and lightly fried, but the sauce that it came with was nice. Moo Tod (fried pork): very juicy, and crispy, with a lot of flavor. Personally I thought there wasn't enough of a meat to fat ratio. Tum Thai (papaya salad): the ingredients were very fresh but because we didn't order it spicy (had some people that couldn't handle spicy), some of the flavors were not able to elevate the dish. If we had gotten it spicy I'm sure it would have been superior. Still very good! Main course: Tom Kha (Coconut Soup): ordered the hotpot version and the soup was very rich and creamy with coconut and had a good amount of mushrooms, tomatoes, and chicken. Only issue I had with the dish was, the metal spoon they gave us to scoop with. Wish they had a small ladle or something easier to distribute the broth. Pad Thai: The noodles were perfectly cooked with just the right chew (I don't like them too soft so they were perfect) and the sauce had that perfect balance of sweet, tangy, and savory flavors. The portion was quite generous and the mix of textures from the crushed peanuts, fresh bean sprouts, and lime on the side complimented the dish very well. Green Curry: was very vibrant in color (which threw me off at the beginning but the flavor was there. It wasn't spicy or too overwhelming with the taste of coconut milk like some places. Overall, it was a great dining experience, and I'll definitely be coming back to try more dishes. Service was quick and server was friendly.

    Roti and spring rolls
    Nicola L.

    This is a Thai street food restaurant. They said it not me. I've never been to Thailand, but I had preconceived ideas about the food. There are a few designated parking spaces in front of the restaurant. You don't have to park in the designated spots. Inside the restaurant it's decorated with memorabilia. You order and pay for your food from the QR code. Food comes out fairly quickly. I have to mention that you will have to ask for a stray and napkins. Also for street food items I think everything was overpriced. And there is a fee attached along with tax. My lunch bill came up to $43. Food was alright. Just don't think I'll be going back anytime soon.

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    Soojin K.

    I love their ordering system. It's supposed to be like Thai street food style, so there's a bell at your table to call your server whenever you need them. On a QR code, you open a tab and keep ordering until you close your tab. I like that I can order anything whenever I want and receive it in that order. Prices were fair. The 15% service fee is perfect, although I tipped an additional 3%. The menu is difficult to choose from if you're unfamiliar with Thai food as a whole. I had strangers ask what I was ordering. The roti curry, I wish there was more substance to it. It's just boring liquid curry and roti for $9. The warm mango sticky rice was really good. The tom kha soup was better than other restaurants. The pad zee ew rice noodle was overcooked it broke apart into crumbles, but had great flavor. The Thai tea was a bit sweet but good, I like that the tea pot gives you two servings worth. I will return next time to try other things.

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    Amanda C.

    Really enjoyed this Thai spot! Got take out so I can only imagine how much better it would be having a fresh meal in person. Looking forward to going back for a dine in experience! We ordered the khao soi, pad thai, green curry, fried pork belly basil w/rice, and a thai tea cake. I just came back from northern Thailand a few months ago and the khao soi really hit the spot. Loved how all the foods were not too sweet or too salty. Felt closer to the foods I had in Thailand compared to some of the Americanized Thai spots. The thai tea cake was good but I would probably try a different dessert next time since I didn't love it.

    Thebigbackexperience T.

    This is one of our all-time favs back home in ATL! Highly recommend this spot if you're in the A and looking for some Thai food. Pad See Ew with Crispy Pork Belly - 10/10 Might be the goat of pad see ews. The classic deep umami richness with sweet caramelized notes done right. Their beef option is phenomenal and probably more popular, but the crispy pork belly version offers a somewhat more unique twist that just hits the spot. Seafood Pad Thai - 10/10 Their take on Pad Thai is among the best, if not the best, in the game. Bright, tangy, nutty, and slightly sweet. Crispy Pork Belly Bites + Thai Isan Sausage - 8.5/10 The pork belly pairs excellently with their cilantro-lime dipping sauce. Their sausage has a crispy casing with spicy minced meat and herbs - it's quite unique and definitely worth trying. Seafood Tom-Kha Soup - 9/10 Creamy, tangy, savory, spicy flavor profile. Basically a coconut-lime hug with a gentle kick! Red Nom Yen - 9/10 An iced milk-based drink that is sweet, creamy, and fragrant. Kind of like a Thai strawberry milk!

    Beef noodle soup, pad thai and tod mahn
    Amber L.

    Absolutely amazing food. Great self serve service. Food is always great and decor is super cute and fun! We love this place.

    Shimere B.

    I love this place! My coworker brought me and my team here and I've always been curious about it as it's right next to the food terminal which I frequent at least once a week but this place is definitely worth a try if you're in the area. I had the pork belly fried rice dish and absolutely loved it. The food was super flavorful. The appetizers are amazing and the ambience makes for a fun time with friends highly recommend.

    S4 Guay Tiew Nam Sai (Noodle Soup)
    Marni M.

    Looking to celebrate my birthday over some thai food, my friend recommended I take my aunt to this place. There is a whole parking lot with specified spots in front of the restaurant which was convenient. We got seated right away and were able to place and pay for our entire order online via the QR code. I got S4 Guay Tiew Nam Sai (Noodle Soup) while my aunt got their V24 Kao-Pad (Thai Fired Rice) price w/ shrimp. Having had a lot of heavy meals prior, I wanted a light clear broth and that's certain what mine was. Perhaps a little too light for what I wanted but luckily there are the 4 side sauces you can easy add to the dish. But be careful, the chili peppers certainly carry a kick. Overall, I had a good experience and am interested in giving other dishes a shot. The staff were so sweet and the decorations are very intentional and representative of Thailand. Can't wait for the opportunity to come again!

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