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Little Bangkok
Thai Restaurant, Asian Restaurant, and Chinese Restaurant$$$$
Atlanta
Has a stamp of approval from Eater and Creative Loafing Atlanta
"Must try Tom Ka Soup in the hot pot."(7 Tips)
"Also love thom kah, avocado shrimp, and basil rolls!"(5 Tips)
"... my personal favorite: Avocado Shrimp, medium spicy."(5 Tips)
"Masaman curry, basil rolls, coconut soup, everything"(4 Tips)
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Virginie LiaoOctober 13, 2013Get the Tom Ka soup and the pad see ew noodles, they're the best tasting thing I've had on the menu. The avocado shrimp is raved by others, but the sauce maybe an acquired taste for me
Creative Loafing AtlantaMay 1, 2015Try the pad kee mow. Charred after a tumble in a hot wok, wide rice noodles are tossed with broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, tomatoes, bell peppers, basil, and a choice of chicken, beef, pork, or shrimp. Read more
Squid salad is AMAZING! Chili lime vinaigrette has the all time kick. Thai dumplings were good, however they were served as if they were popped in the microwave for 10 seconds...
vanessa bedollaDecember 2, 2015absolutely love this place! The food is very authentic and delicious. It's also very cheap. If you like spicy, try red curry. There's not many parking spaces & the restaurant is very small.
Meredith BlechmanFebruary 19, 2015Looks sketchy, but it is the most delicious thai food. Get the avocado shrimp, the Bangkok chicken or ginger chicken, or masaman curry. Wish they had brown rice.
John KraftMay 17, 2018Had the Pad Thai. Pretty good, with rice, though really have little to compare against as not sure I’ve had Thai before. Didn’t love the egg rolls or soup. Good health score. Tight parking.
Red curry chicken.... Perfect just the way it is... Steamed vegetables with soft tofu extra spicy is also delicious.
Kandis KnightMarch 2, 2017The coconut soup is my favorite and I always get it with a side of rice. It's like a meal for 3.50 add a basil roll 👍🏽
Alexis BossiJuly 4, 2015The pad Thai might be the best I've had. Same for the coconut soup! Skip the basil tolls though; you need a microscope to find the shrimp.
Annalise CarmackMarch 1, 2016A few of my favorite things here include: Spring rolls, Panang Curry, Pad Kee Mao, Tom Ka Soup, and Hot Sour Soup
Stick with the "Thai" side of the menu and you're gold. In fact, start with the Tom Ka and finish with some Curry and you pretty much can't go wrong!
Josh WeissJune 7, 2018Less expensive and more delicious! Call ahead for takeout. Limited parking. Delicious green curry beef. Doesn't take Amex.- Sruti GJuly 31, 2015The squid salad, green curry, and drunken noodles were all great! The squid salad was very spicy and the others were less spicy.
Tiffany ScottDecember 17, 2015Delicious and authentic Thai. Such a hidden gem in Atlanta. Must try the squid salad..YUM!
Rocio BrandauJuly 8, 2013Pad Thai is amazing! So is there Thai Ice Tea 😊 great service!! Been going here for years.
Kevin DeckerMay 12, 2014Great Cheese rolls! They are similar to cheese wonton or crab ragoon but better!
Mark MurrayApril 2, 2012The almond fried chicken and the fancy fried rice is hands down the best i've had down here in Atlanta- Steve LucasFebruary 25, 2012The curries are fabulous, but I encourage people to try my personal favorite: Avocado Shrimp, medium spicy.
It's not on the menu, but they'll make Avocado Chicken in the same manner as their listed Avocado Shrimp. An outstanding alternative for those who don't do shellfish, or some variety for those who do!
Jones WynnJune 29, 2012You can sub wonton or egg drop for the hot and sour soup on the lunch menu for 50 cents more.
Awesome panang, it's what I get every time. Everything is great, can't go wrong here. Love their hot and sour soup too.
For the real spice lovers, they will custom to taste. And don't forget to ask for fresh chopped peppers for even more kick to your entree or your coconut chicken soup!
Sherilyn TaylorFebruary 13, 2011Always busy, always a wait, but Always worth it. On a weekend, if u want to eat by a certain time, get there an hour earlier.
While the Thai food is exceptional, the Chinese option has enough spice for perfection!- For the real spice lovers, they will custom to taste. And don't forget to ask for fresh chopped peppers for even more kick to your entree or your coconut soup.
- Jones WynnJune 29, 2012It's all good!!! I like the fried shrimp "special" that's always on the table menu!
EaterOctober 4, 2011This place is an exception to the “Thai food in Atlanta sucks” rule. Don’t expect weird dishes you’ve never had; instead, order slutty stand-bys like pad thai. [Eater 38 Member]
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- Mon–Thu
- 11:30 AM–10:00 PM
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- 11:30 AM–11:00 PM
- Sat
- 5:00 PM–11:00 PM
- Sun
- 5:00 PM–10:00 PM
(404) 315-1530
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