Cuisines and Dishes at Bangkok Thai:
- Thai
Bangkok Thai
1492 Piedmont Ave NE,
Atlanta
GA
30309
Today's hours: 11:30 am-2:30 pm, 5:30 pm-10:00 pm
(404) 874-2514
Ratings and Reviews for Bangkok Thai
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Apr 10 2012
Daniel B. via Yelp
Very generous portions, low prices, fast take-out (usually 10 or, at most, 15 minutes), very flavorful food and friendly, attentive service. I haven't...read more
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Dec 12 2011
Amanda D. via Yelp
The people who work here are so nice, and the owner is absolutely precious, but sadly it doesn't help the food. I ordered tom yum soup with chicken, and...read more
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Oct 20 2011
Frances A. via Yelp
BEST THAI RESTAURANT EVER. I miss them so much and wish I could bring them to California with me. Chai is the kindest, most gracious host, and I miss her...read more
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Feb 04 2008
david0123 via Citysearch
The drab, shabby exterior belies the fact that for good, quick, delicous Thai takout, this place can't be beat. You'll be in and...read more
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Aug 14 2007
christinec222 via Citysearch
I just moved here and live in the area, about 5 mins drive from Bangkok. I've had Thai food at 5 other places (one is almost right...read more
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Jul 10 2007
magicandsoul via Citysearch
I live in the neighborhood and wanted to take a friend from Athens out to some great Thai... I definitely choose the right place. ...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Midtowners can gaze across the bustling Ansley Mall parking lot from the restaurant's huge plate glass windows, all while enjoying the comfort of the tasteful mauve dining room. Bangkok isn't hip or often crowded, but it offers good, solid Thai.
The Food
Bangkok gives customers an option between mild, hot and Thai hot on many dishes. Thankfully, attentive servers are ready with water refills and an extra napkin for wiping away the sweat you'll form while battling jalapenos in the chicken tom yum soup. The smell of basil hits you before the fresh rolls--with their perfect row of tasty little shrimp--are even placed on the table. The meat in the coconut milk based curries is tender, but the curries are extremely sweet. Basil in the drunken noodle plate is almost overpowering, while the pad thai balances meat, vegetables and spices well.
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