Recently moved to the neighborhood and wanted to find a good Thai restaurant. We will definitely be ordering from here again. The Bangkok fried rice and Massaman curry had some much flavor. Throughly enjoyed read more

My favorite place to dine in Atlanta. This restaurant has always been consistent with their quality of food. The staff has been the same for years and they even know what we want to order each time we are there. It has a very authentic atmosphere. Try the Alaskan Blue crab roll.. obviously our favorite if we ordered three rolls of it :')) read more

Bangkok Thyme - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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The service was a little slow, but it was definitely worth the wait for THE BEST spicy basil fried rice I've ever tasted. We also ordered the chicken satay and crispy tofu which were also great. We topped off the night with a fried cheesecake. read more

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Since moving to Sandy Springs, Bangkok Thyme has been a regular spot of ours for lunch/dinner and especially takeout. Pad Thai within five minutes of home? Score. It's convenient in most every sense and I'm always down for some Pud See Ew or mango sticky rice. I will say, however, that lunch is a haphazardly produced show that never seems to work in their favor. The service has always been sluggish and dishes seem to pour out of the kitchen in an untimely and uncoordinated manner. Our last lunch visit, early February, was a table of 10 and I was a little surprised at how flustered our server was -- not to mention how impatient she was with our ordering. A few of us showed 5-10 minutes after the majority of the group and we were basically scolded by our server. Not a big deal, but makes the experience almost immediately snap to a 3-star memory. The food always hits the spot. I've had Pad Thai, Pud See Ew, Sushi and Chirashi several times and always walked away happy. In a world where service is the linchpin, these guys may have a thing or two behind their competition, but the prices and flavor keep them at A-OK in my book. read more

Read the reviews and thought it would be great...not really. Ambiance is nice and staff is friendly. Food though...very disappointing. The veggie spring roll was awesome but everything else was tasteless and arghh...just not good at all? Oh and they put chicken on a plate that was supposed to be meatless - no offer to re-do and didn't take it off the bill...that's just distasteful attitude. Not coming back again read more

Taste of the food and the friendliness of the staff was not impressive. I will admit, we went here late on a Sunday night just before the restaurant was about the close, so perhaps that's why the waitstaff were cranky. However, once I got the food, the Cashew Nut dish which was said to be made vegetarian, I wasn't impressed. My friend got a chicken dish which he asked for extra spicy, as in Thai spicy, and it wasn't very spicy. The spring rolls were nothing to write home about. We ordered the fried ice cream dessert and even that ended up being very mediocre. It came with a raspberry sauce which tasted more like jam, and the fried crust was not crisp, but instead, rubbery. Ambience was good. Unfortunately, the food and overall experience killed it for me. read more

This was my first time dining at Bangkok Thyme. They overcharged me for the dried out spring rolls that must have been microwaved, because they surely were not freshly cooked. The basil eggplant that I asked to be medium spicy was very bland and not spicy at all, and the rice was gummy. I wasn't impressed. I will stick with Nan and Surin.... read more

Bangkok Thyme - Dried out vegetable spring rolls with overcooked dry cabbage..horrible (purchased less than 20 minutes ago) - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

God I wanted to return with a bang but nope service is still slow af and food continue to go down hill. ..to drive 25 min and get a completely different meal that you ordered it's annoying af!!! read more

This is my new favorite! I love to start with the tuna mushi appetizer as I love ahi tuna in general. My two favorite dishes are the Pad See Ew and Spicy Basil Chicken. I can't take a lot of spice while my sweetie is one of those turn it all the way up folks. Bangkok does a nice job of differentiation and they ca bring you a carrier with additional spice. Everyone is warm and welcoming and there is rarely a wait. I tend to see a lot of the same people when I go, its definitely a neighborhood favorite. My sweet tea is always full. read more

My favorite Thai place for lunch. Lunch special plates are under 10 bucks and it comes with a soup or salad. Great service and pretty decor inside. My favorite dish I would have to say is the pad see ew. Pad see ew is a stir fried noodle dish with veggies. I usually like mine with beef and I make it a little spicy. read more

Our favorite place in this neighborhood. We've been here many times over the past few years and have never had a bad meal. Great customer service as well. read more

I read that the Pad Thai here was one of the best in Atlanta. I could tell it was really fresh, but it seemed to lack flavor and seasoning. I don't eat spicy, so I'm not sure if that's why the dish tasted bland. I get mild spicy Pad Thai at many other places, and haven't had the same problem. I may come back here to try other dishes or give the Pad Thai a second shot. I do have to say they are very quick at putting food out. read more

Our to-go meal was delicious. Every entree was hot and flavorful. The staff was very friendly. The order was ready when promised. Thanks Bangkok Thyme read more

Luckily, I live right next to the plaza of one of my favorite restaurants. If you have been delegated the high pressure task of choosing where to take your coworkers to lunch, Bangkok Thyme is a very good spot. Thai restaurants always have the best lunch specials (which then make their dinner offering seem like a rip-off). The lunch special is a bento box that comes with rice, cucumber salad, soup, sushi, and select Thai entrees. Sushi is fresh and presented nicely. Note: Monday night sushi happy hour 5-10pm! I avoided the Holy Basil Chicken for awhile because it's spicy. But I finally gathered the courage to try it, and to my pleasant surprise, the "mild" is not spicy at all! Best dish here. TIP (and a reminder to myself): Ask them to go lighter on the sauce. The dish is always drowning. Curry selection is typical for a Thai restaurant and on par with other restaurants in Atlanta. The owner and his staff are great and attentive! TIP: Check your ScoutMob for a 50% off deal. read more

Excellent for lunch specials. Been coming here for years! Authentic Thai good! Lunch is the best deal.

Beginning in early 2006 we dined at Bangkok Thyme fairly frequently, maybe twice a week. Bangkok Thyme's food wasn't 'great' compared to some Thai restaurants we'd loved n other cities, but there were highlights for a few years. My dining pals who are sushi fans adored the sushi specials composed by skilled sushi chefs. For 2 or three years, sushi was among the reasons we were regulars, but over 3 years ago the sushi bar personnel changed. The quality declined. But since I do not eat raw seafood, that didn't much matter to me. What did matter was the Thai dishes seemed to follow the same downward trend. They once presented beautiful dishes, carefully seasoned fine ingredients. Perhaps there was a new owner. So we were sad to have to seek Thai food beyond our neighborhood, which is woefully short of Asian dining choices! As the reviews here on Yelp remained high for Bangkok Thyme, we gave it another try last week. What we were served didn't match many of the wonderful photos taken by Yelpers. My friend ordered a plate of sashimi and sushi. It appeared unevenly 'hacked', and -believe it or not- the garnish was a sad single sprig of Italian parsley. On the side of the dish there were some thin slices of ginger, and the teensiest spot of wasabi I ever saw. My friend said the fish wasn't bad, but it wasn't sparkling either. He said if it had been carved properly, it would have been better. Now, to the Thai dishes. We had both ordered the coconut chicken soup. That used to be among their standouts. What we were served was merely canned coconut milk with some parboiled chicken nubs and a canned straw mushroom or two stirred in. No added broth to thin it, no lime, no detectable galangal flavour. Not even a garnish. My friend ordered a thai red curry with basil, the meat he chose was beef. I ordered a Panang curry with chicken, which should trend to yellow color and taste light and bright even though spicy. ~smile~ I was looking forward to that curry, because I love curries of all kinds! Instead the sauce in my bowl was orange-red, sticky, and as sweet as a darn pudding! I swear it seemed like the kitchen had seasoned a 'Bird's Custard' base with the basic red curry paste they used for my dining partner's red curry. Being hungry, I borrowed a thin ginger slice or 2 from my friend in an attempt to 'de-sweeten' the curry. That didn't work, so I asked the waiter to please bring me some lime slices. Maybe citric acid would turn it edible? By the (longish) time the waiter got around I'd had another bite or two and realised the Panang curry was actually inedible. Which I told the waiter, and suggested somebody in the kitchen had accidentally dropped a handful of palm sugar into my dish. I asked that he consult the chef. But he gave a look meaning 'this happens a lot', took my plate and bowl, dumped the contents into the nearby bin. I was asked if i wanted a substitute, but after that, I didn't want anything out of that kitchen. Bangkok Thyme, in the past you were good. Can you please hire new chefs? Step up your game. This neighborhood is growing. And we are seriously short of *good* Asian restaurants! read more

Located across from Bell Isle Kroger is this Thai gem. You will see Food 101 or Cibe e Beve likely before you see Bangkok Thai but it's there. Chipper staff! The menu is enormous and varied but all your Thai favorites are there. I have a fondness for the pineapple curry fried rice. It is full of such much oral entertainment. This rice can never be accused of being a dull wallflower. Super crunch roll is stuffed with cooked seafood and topped with salmon and crispy fried panko. Mild yet tasty. Not fishy or fussy. Side of Eel sauce naturally. Pad Thai is standardly delicious. It's not as oily as I've had in other establishments. Nice balance of spice and texture. It's a safe bet for a Thai novice or just one looking for comfort food. Solid Thai food in the Sandy Springs area. read more

Though I'm reluctant to review this place having only been there once, my single visit had such an impact i think I'm obligated. While the service, location, and atmosphere were utterly unmemorable, the sushi i had during that 45 minutes was so good that i have been randomly mentioning it in conversation for weeks. The coolest thing for me was the fact that you can order your pieces in varying sizes of mixed boats. And once they arrive, the boats are truly something to behold. It's nice to have these kind of variety options, which allow you to try new things while still relying on the old safeties. When they come to you with such beautiful presentation, it really reinforces the whole elegant experience. While i haven't been to some of the swankier and better respected sushi restaurants in Atlanta, i feel comfortable, based on my single experience, saying that Bangkok Thyme has some of the better sushi in town, especially for the price. The primary drawback is its location on Roswell Road, in the perilous area between uber-'fashionable' Buckhead and Buckhead's dull, wealthy aunt, Sandy Springs. If you live in the area, or don't mind the drive, i would definitely recommend a visit to Bangkok Thyme. read more

One of the best Thai places I've ever been. Their coconut soup is hands down THE best. The tofu is perfect. And the chicken Panang is what dreams are made of. The atmosphere is casual. The service is always amazing. Clean and friendly. A must try. read more

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This is a great Thai place if you are in the Sandy Springs/Chastain/North Buckhead area of Roswell Rd. Service is consistently good and they have a nice "happy hour" from 5-7pm. $1 for a few half rolls and other items are $1-$3. $10 minimum but you can easily get there. Sake and wine for about $2 as well. Curries and pad thai are pretty solid as well as some of the rice dishes I've tried. They have all of the thai standards plus a sushi menu. They are occasionally on ScoutMob as well so you can use that if you want to check it out first. Parking can get cramped at night. They are located in the same plaza that houses The Beer Growler, Food 101 and Cibo e Beve. read more

I really wanted to like this place, but I just couldn't bring myself to even give this place 3 stars. The Yelpers I followed gave these place great ratings, but then I realized their reviews were written at least over 4 years ago. Is this a sign of the restaurant not caring anymore? Cons: - Finding a hair in my rice. We had a waitress that seemed to not really care and just came back with another serving of rice. No apologies at all. No comping or adjustment on the bill. It's as if they wanted to pretend it never happened. - We received a wrong dish and we let them know so. They had to re-cook it and later told us our original dish was served to the wrong table. This throws off the flow of the evening, having someone at the table watch the others eat. - Portion of rice with curry. This is small as in smaller than a bowl of rice small. C'mon. It's dinner time, not lunch. Pros: -Decor is nice and there's outdoor seating. - Ordinarily, I'd say that a place that serves Thai and Sushi is weird and just kidding themselves with their sushi, but I was actually interested in the sushi here. Given how bad service was and how we had a hair in our food, no, thank you, I won't be returning. read more

Normally yelp doesn't lead me astray, but alas this was the exeption. Highs: Pad thai was ok Lows: The decor The service The wet cloth napkin The horrible edamames The panang curry Thyme to pick up your game, people! read more

Good stuff! I went to this Thai restaurant, and well, didn't have any Thai food. My friend advised me that Mondays they run specials on sushi, so that's what I stuck with. And a wise choice it was! Fish was fresh, but I caught one bad piece of tuna and one scale on my salmon. Nigiri is $1.50 or $1.75 and most rolls are $1 . The bakery rolls are so good but I don't recommend making more than one order, as your heart will officially clog and stop on the spot. The staff is really friendly. I ended up unknowingly spending $20 bucks on my meal, which still isn't bad for sushi. My advice if you want a cheap meal there: Don't buy the beer! I hear the Thai food here is excellent also. read more

A month ago, I was invited there to meet a friend for a dinner meeting and it has been the only time I have been there. I am not sure I would have ever visited this restaurant because of its location and parking situation. My experience is the food was good and the service was good. Unfortunately, I left hungry. The portions are a bit on the small size so the value proposition is only fair. I ordered their Pad Thai dish and it was prepared well so there were no complaints. My friend ordered several appetizers as her dinner and she got hit pretty hard for her portion of the bill. She had some leftovers to take home but it was really small and she was a light eater. Having worked in the restaurant business many years ago, I understand how restaurants work both in the opening and closing. During the night I had dinner there, they started their pre-closing procedures by mopping the floors behind the counter around 9:30pm. Normally, it would not be a big deal but what happened was OFFENSIVE. The cleaning agents (perhaps bleach) they used were so strong and pungent, it literally forced us to leave. We tried to ignore it but it was too much to take. We left the table moved our conversation to their outside porch area. It was the small consolation otherwise we would have to abruptly end the conversation and go elsewhere. I want to point out that we were sitting at a table in front of the restaurant FURTHEST away from the cleaning area behind the counter. It's unfortunate that the most searing memory I have of them is the closing experience and coming out hungry. I believe if it wasn't for that offensive pungent cleaning chemicals and how we were forced to leave because of it, I would be more inclined to give it 4-stars but I am comfortable with the 3-stars. Just too many strikes from my personal experience. It is a place you can take a first date to but parking is tight because the plaza services several different restaurants there. I would never say I would never go back as I did find the food good but I really dislike leaving a restaurant feeling hungry. And being there at closing time because of the pungent cleaning chemicals they use. Yes, I probably could have ordered more food and blown the dinner budget as my friend did but that also would have left a sour taste in my mouth. Instead, I would rather just leave and take it as a singular experience. I am not discouraging anyone from patronizing this restaurant because the food is reasonably good but there are MANY other places in the ATL area to feel forced to compromise my own personal preferences. The restaurant might be good for some people but for me, I would prefer going elsewhere. read more

I love Thai food Everywhere I go, I try to visit the best Thai restaurant in any city, I've been in Thailand, but miss Bangkok Thyme Pad Thai! I love the fat rice noodles, the amount of spices and inexpensive menu. They have awesome happy hour for sushi Next time I will be in Atlanta, I will defiantly dine at Bangkok Thyme at least twice! read more

Bangkok Thyme kicked my butt...in a good way. Remember when you were little, and you would go outside with your friends to play from sun up until sundown? Then the next day you'd feel like you kicked yourself in the patooty? That's how I felt after happy hour at Bangkok Thyme. At our-second-to-most recent visit to Bangkok Thyme, we had gone in to pick up our takeout order (which we do every few months or so for delicious, hot Thai cuisine) we ran into our neighbor Angela M.'s husband Jimmy. He told us about the amazing happy hour at Bangkok Thyme. This week Kevin P. and our best friend Matt B. finally went to check it out. Bangkok Thyme has a stellar happy hour on Monday-Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. We came, ate, drank, and Bangkok Thyme conquered. The $2 small sake special was unbelievable; so good that I had three...oh silly Lauren P! Plus the $1 Nigiri, $2 rolls (you got four pieces) no to mention the other $1 - $2 appetizer, sushi and sashimi specials were awesome. E.g., Bangkok Thyme kicked my butt. Two days later, I'm still a tad hungover from the sake. But for the ultimate sushi happy hour experience...it was so worth it! read more

Extremely disappointing. Perhaps it was due to my choices. The basil spring rolls: rice paper overly gummy. Tiniest piece of shrimp possible inside. Dipping sauce is grossly thick and awfully sweet. The sour soup leaves a lot to be desired. The scallops were fine. I asked for medium spice and there was absolutely no spice. The broth was unappetizing Seaweed salad was dressed nicely and fresh. If I chose to come back I would have to try something completely different read more

It was a Friday night and I was just in the mood to lay up with my man. I was not in the mood to dine out, so we ordered carry out. The food here is great! They have the coolest sushi bar and you must try their saki! It is the best! The cold one.....The service is great and the owner is so kind. This restaurant is a must try!!! I ordered the curry panang and it was awesome.... read more

I think this place might have my favorite Asian entree in Atlanta! I ordered the green curry, after a cursory review of what my fellow Yelpers had to say... and ooh, I am so glad I did. My choice of protein was beef that night (though it would probably be equally divine with chicken, pork, or tofu, which would be your other options.) The curry comes spicy, but you can specify just how much heat you would like. I went with medium and could maybe step it up to hot next time. EDIT: On a return visit, I tried my least favorite Thai dish ever-- the Wild Jungle Curry, with chicken. I guess I don't know what I was expecting, since the description explicitly notes that there is no coconut milk and that it's prepared with peppercorns, but the actual dish when it came out was just a hot mess: barely cooked veggies, plain chicken in a broth that tasted and smelled kind of like Chinese herbal medicine. There was definitely a lot of basil and peppercorn in here, but I don't know how I feel about them flavoring the soup, which honestly was hard to swallow. The good news is that such a dish is very healthy (read: low-carb) if you want to eschew the white rice that accompanies it. I should note that though I have eaten many Thai dishes before, this was definitely the most adventurous dining decision I have made. So... perhaps this curry was super authentic but just not to my Westernized liking? You be the judge. (If you dare.) read more

Bangkok Thyme is a great little Thai restaurant tucked in the shopping center off Belle Isle. The Pad Thai is delicious, better than most versions found in Atlanta. The addition of the sweet jalapeno was a culinary lightbulb! Spicy Tuna roll is one of the better I have had. Service can be hit or miss, great attention or barely making eye contact. For the most part, everything is fantastic. Sushi Chef behind the bar is very helpful and friendly. Will definitely frequent this place when I am in the area. EnjoY! read more

I could possibly go up to 4 stars here, but I need another visit or two (and dish or two) under my belt. My first visit was very satisfactory, though. First, they have Happy Hour from 5-7 Monday-Friday, which was a pleasant surprise when I arrived at 6:30. I settled in with a small bottle of hot sake and a Singha while I waited for my dining companion (and the booze definitely helped pass the time!). The servers were very, very friendly and took great care of us. They even chatted for a while in a way that seemed genuine and not forced. The ambiance was nice, so we sat there for probably a little bit longer than we should have. My friend had never had Thai before, so she went with the pad thai. I opted for more of a "street food" option ("Spicy Holy Basil - Thai Style"), and I do somewhat wish I had gotten my usual green curry. My meal had a lot of HEAT, but not so much FLAVOR. (Granted, when I had that same dish in Thailand, I was shitfaced, riding in a tuk tuk in the dark, so maybe my memory of that dish isn't QUITE accurate). My friend LOVED her pad thai, though. (I didn't try it, because I can't stand pad thai. Blech. LOL.) We also got the fresh spring rolls - and they were just like every other fresh spring roll I've had in my life. So . . . they were good. I'm definitely willing to give it another try if I find myself back in the area. The green curry will tell me everything I need to know. Ha. read more

Bangkok's Happy Hour Sushi runs from 5 - 7 pm Mon. - Fri . Prices will vary just a bit depending on what you order specialties , nigiri , rolls , skewers, etc. There are also drink specials on Saki($2) and Beer . My niece loves her Sushi when she comes to visit , we stepped up to the sushi bar , let her have a look see and we were ready to order . It took a few minutes for the server to come over , we were the only two people at the bar . Nigiri - 2 - Crab 5 - Tuna 2 - Yellow tail 1 - Masago Rolls - 2 - 4 pc. California rolls 2 - 4 pc.Tuna rolls 1 - White Tuna roll 1 - Shrimp roll 1- Tuna Tartar All for less than $28.00 and took a few pieces home . read more

Can't beat the happy hour special from 5-7 pm every day except Monday it's 5-10pm. Multiple rolls for $2. One red or white wine option for $2 a glass. Service was great, waters were always full! Great little girls night out or quick date night spot! read more

This is my favorite Thai place in Metro Atlanta. Great service, always smiley faces. The red curry is to die for! Combine it with three pieces of nigiri and a coconut soup and you will be a happy camper! read more

Bangkok Thyme - Yum! Need I say more? - Thai Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Finally found a good thai restaurant near my job. This week I've tried their masaman curry and their pad see ew. Both were very good. Fairly priced and as an added plus they have online ordering. read more

Fabulous food! We've had many meals here. My only complaint is the atmosphere. Needs music to drown out other diner conversations. Seems simple enough to solve. I feel like I'm eating in a doctors waiting room read more

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Absolutely delicious! Holy basil entree so good, the yellowfin tuna melts in your mouth, the wonton soup was so delicious!!! And good spot for a low carb diet!!! read more

Eh. I've given this place three tries now and I'm not in any hurry to go again anytime soon. First time was for lunch. It's somewhat reasonable then I guess, but nothing really stuck out. I think I was able to try the holy basil chicken along with some nigiri and salad in a bento box style thing. I don't see it on their menu online so I don't really know if they do it anymore, but it's better than the $15 they want for that dish otherwise. Then we tried them again for dinner once and it's just like SO EXPENSIVE for what it is. Nothing memorable. Nothing about the food makes me say "oh no this is definitely worth the $3+ cost per dish over anywhere else nearby." Not that there's much in the way of Thai nearby but this is comparable to the other two spots I know of in Sandy Springs. Like $14 for curries is outrageous in my mind when it can be had for $10 if I drive the same distance in the opposite direction. So today since I had a $10 credit from LivingSocial and nothing is that close to me beyond Bangkok Thyme, I decided to order pad see ew and go pick it up. Seriously even with $10 credit, I still had to pay almost $3. On the plus side it was ready before I think it was even time, which was very nice. But I've made better pad see ew at home. And that's disappointing. I also wasn't a big fan of the lack of color in some of the broccoli, which to me kind of says the higher prices have nothing to do with better quality ingredients. But on the plus side at least it's not terrible, if you don't care about the price, then it's perfectly all right. They're pretty good about making food spicy if you ask for it to be hot. The people who work there are amazingly friendly, but this place is just not for me. Maybe if you eat there, the prices are worth it, since the restaurant is pretty gorgeous, but when I'm sitting on the sofa with a styrofoam box, not so much. read more

At 8 o'clock on a Saturday night, we finally decided upon Thai food and headed over to Bangkok Thyme, around the corner from my friend's place. The three of us hadn't been together in almost a year, so there was a plethora of laughter and inappropriate-ness coming from our table. We were seated unfortunately directly next to a slightly older couple clearly on a date. My apologies to them for their terrible luck. She ordered Bangkok Fried Rice, he had the Cashew Nut rice dish, and I had Red Curry with Tofu. We were all happy with our dishes, which were quite large. I'd been sick and hadn't eaten all day, so I finished mine (and ate some of his rice), but they both had food leftover. The food was great, the atmosphere was fancier than we were expecting, and we thankfully didn't get kicked out for laughing too much and too loudly. Service was great. No complaints here! I don't spend much time in this part of Atlanta, but I would glady make my way back here. read more