Very cute place. It's small and cozy in the middle of Virginia Highlands. Great spot. Feels NYC…read morevibes. Food was REALLY good. We started with the gyoza which was lemon grass chicken. The flavor changes depending on the chef, which I thought was a nice change. Also the shishito peppers were tasty with the cream sauce. We also got the salmon poke bowl, spicy tuna roll. Both were delish with just the right amount of spice. Also on Tuesday's they have different specials, this one was buy a chicken skewer (2) get one free. So 4 skewers for the price of one! Also delish. The cocktails were also very well balanced. Service was great. The star of the show for me was the spicy salmon crunchy roll - it was on a crusty crispy rice cube which was delish. Would certainly return.

Food was surprisingly good - vibes and service were a bit strange. We came around opening time, and…read morethe staff were not ready and we had to wait outside in the rain for a bit. There was also something going on where there were other guests waiting with us, but they seemed to know the staff and were being generally rowdy and disruptive at the counter once we got inside. Service took quite a long time to get us food and check in on us - I think something had happened and their chef was getting in late. In terms of food, everything we had was really good. Well flavored and balanced. The atmosphere is dark cozy bar vibes and Japanese lanterns and drinks. Very clean inside. Parking can be a little tricky in the overall neighborhood, but there's usually street parking. Would be interested in going again to see if service might have improved since our last visit.

This place does my favorite martini in the city. The oysters are always delicious and I am obsessed…read morewith the green curry and the phat pak. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The menu changes seasonally. I will say my favorite time is one of the in betweens, when you can still get the baked oysters with red curry but can also get green curry as a main.

Food- you have to love spicy foods. Service- excellent,…read morefriendly, not trying to rush you Ambiance- well...... right now seems to be in the middle of a construction area. A little dusty, but the restaurants clean.. Good drink menu, but they only have three types of beer

Liked ----- Everything here was great and we LOVED the…read moreedemame flavor, with a little spice too. It was very tasty. All of the flavors were tasty and I can't wait to come back again. The drinks were different, creative and some unique flavors, we had a good time. It was great. We'll be back for sure.

This is a cool little spot. It is, obviously, heavily Asian-influenced and they have plenty on the…read moremenu for you. Just to be clear this is not a spot you would go to watch a game or bring a large party so don't do that lol. The parking lot that they have is very small so keep that in mind. You can see signs that point to around the neighborhood, which is around the corner. It's in a strip mall so it shares a lot with a few other places. It's not surprising that the lot is going to be full of homeless people if you try to go. When you come in, you have to wait until you're seated and once you get greeted it's usually pretty cool. Everybody else is pretty friendly and they keep coming up to the table to make sure you're good. Well that was my first time experience at least. Handmade gyoza - the gyoza was really good and it had a very savory flavor and taste to it. It felt like they were very fresh and they filled them to the brim and you could taste it. I got the pork ones because I wasn't getting tofu lol and they were really really good and I would actually go back for those when I go back. Okonomiyaki - this one is a weird one so it's a pancake type of situation but it's more cabbage than pancake. I'm not sure how I feel about it but it wasn't terrible but it wasn't really good either. Now I will say that the fact that what sent this over was all the sauces that they put on it. I'm not sure what the brown sauce was but at the same time I know that the mayo was basically drenching it as well. You can get one topping on there and the selected topping was steak. The flavor of the sauces and the steak pretty much carried the pancake because it didn't have a lot on its own. I am glad I tried it but I probably would not rush back for this. Karaage - it's fried chicken. It's not like it's anything earth-changing or somebody's auntie or grandma making it but it was pretty decent fried chicken. It came with mayo that you can dip it in but it wasn't anything life changing to me. Japanese curry (steak) - the Japanese curry was good but it was just curry. It wasn't anything that I couldn't get anywhere else at another type of restaurant but it was good and it was savory and it gave me exactly what I needed. When I ordered curry it came with rice, which was also nice that you could use as part of the meal as well, but it was just pretty good curry. Just if you need options... It comes in vegetarian if you want to do that because they have a tofu version as well but I didn't get that at all LOL! Overall I would give this another go but it wasn't a complete five star thing for me. It wasn't bad but at the same time it wasn't life-changing. I'd have to try a couple more things just to make sure. It was worth my time and effort and it will be worth my time to give it another go when I go on that side of town.

I first visited Osha Thai for my friend's 30th birthday, and I immediately fell in love with the…read morerestaurant. Two of my friends had spoken so highly of it, and after experiencing it for myself, I completely understood why. The food, drinks, atmosphere, and service were absolutely phenomenal. My friend and I came back about three weeks later for happy hour, and in between that birthday dinner and today, she has actually returned 3-4 more times because she lives only about seven minutes away. She has even taken the time to leave multiple positive reviews about Osha Thai because of how much she genuinely enjoys the restaurant. Needless to say, we are both familiar with and supportive of the restaurant. Unfortunately, today's experience missed the mark. As soon as we walked in, the energy just did not feel welcoming. We were really excited to come in for happy hour and sat at the bar from 5-7 PM. The restaurant was extremely slow when we arrived--in fact, we were the only guests there--yet it still took quite a while for the bartender to come over so we could even place our order. My friend was especially looking forward to the mussels, so she ordered those, while I ordered a sushi roll and we each ordered a drink. Unfortunately, she never received her mussels. The bartender, Tony, was not attentive throughout our visit, and we eventually had to get someone else's attention just to ask for our check. When we asked for the check, I made sure to mention that my friend had never received her mussels. The manager, Nick, came over, looked at the tab, and apologized. We explained the situation to him as well, but Tony was still nowhere to be found and never came over to acknowledge what happened or apologize. Nick did offer us a 15% discount card for a future visit, which we appreciated, but honestly, that wasn't really the point. It was about the principle and the overall experience. My friend and I have both worked in the restaurant industry for years, so we completely understand that mistakes happen. We're not expecting perfection. What matters is how those situations are handled, and unfortunately, we left feeling somewhat dismissed rather than valued. Despite everything, we still left a 20% tip because we understand the industry and don't believe one bad experience should define someone's livelihood. I'm sharing this because we genuinely love Osha Thai. My friend has supported this restaurant multiple times, has returned several times, and has posted multiple positive reviews about her experiences. That's why today was especially disappointing. We know Osha Thai is capable of providing the exceptional food, drinks, service, and hospitality that we experienced during the birthday dinner. Hopefully, today was simply an off day. We would love to return and have the experience that made us love Osha Thai in the first place.

Can park in garage and validate for 3hrs. Don't forget to have your license plate # to give the…read morehost stand. The cocktails were beautifully presented and taste just as good! My favorite was the Matcha mirage! Can't go wrong with any of their sushi rolls. The Drunken noodles were the perfect amount of chewy and were seasoned well. Came for friend's birthday. They kindly gave her creme brûlée to celebrate!

We've lived in Midtown for over two years and have walked past The Sparrow countless times, so I…read morehonestly can't believe we didn't come in sooner! From the drinks to the food to the service, everything was fantastic. All of the drinks we tried were excellent, and Diamond was such a fun, friendly, and knowledgeable bartender. We stopped in during Happy Hour, which had some great food specials, and everything we ordered was delicious and absolutely worth the price. We tried the veggie spring rolls, deep-fried pork dumplings, Szechuan chili wontons, and crispy beef with hot numbing pepper. Everything came out hot, fresh, and full of flavor. We're already looking forward to coming back and working our way through the rest of the menu! We also had the pleasure of meeting the GM, Angelica, who was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We'll definitely be back soon!

Yum! This is a great spot for bold Sichuan flavors and a fun, shareable dining experience. The…read moredishes bring that classic spicy, numbing kick - especially the beef rib hot pot - while options like the tangy fish and skewers add variety. The chef/owner has a mix of his own creative dishes alongside classic Sichuan favorites, which makes the menu really fun to explore. The bartender, servers, and owner are all super nice too, which made the whole experience even better. The cocktail and baijiu flights are a unique touch, and the space is beautiful inside - stylish and perfect for a date night or group outing. Definitely worth checking out if you're craving real Sichuan heat!

This is a hidden gem. Food is yummy and affordable. Service is pretty decent too, although…read moresometimes you have to get the attention of the wait staff. It's surprising that they never seem busy - as far as dining in is concerned - because it's actually a nice looking restaurant. But I see them do a lot of takeout... so it's obviously still popular. Parking is around the corner and is free for 2 hours, once you use the restaurant's code. (Wait to register your parking until you're in the restaurant and ask the host for the code. You get a 10 minute grace period, so don't worry about not doing anything before you get to the restaurant.)

Maybe it was an off day but I have to disagree with the high reviews. Not a fan…read more PROS Affordable prices especially for Midtown. Entrees $12-13, big portions. Lunch comes with soup, a wing, small eggroll and fortune cookie! Clean and spacious with a comfy temperature and nice staff. I appreciated them mentioning the validated parking which is an ATL miracle! But there's no signal in the covered lot so make sure to scan their URL code inside to validate. Dad enjoyed his Curry Shrimp ($13). Loads of veggies (which I approve of) were left on his plate, mostly onions. He rated it 6/10. CONS Where to begin? First of all, no-one told me about the buffet! It was literally pennies more than our entrees. Granted there is a sign out front but you'd only see it if you were driving down Peachtree passing the restaurant. It's not facing the Emory side. Buffet costs $13.99 (11-3) weekdays or about $8 per lb. to go. Food is extremely forgettable. Egg roll and wing lacked flavor. Egg Drop soup - thick and tasteless. Pops liked his Hot and Sour soup. As far as the entrees, when they say fried rice, they mean fried rice. There wasn't an onion, celery, nothing but rice that had been fried. General Tso's Chicken ($12) had a nice sauce, thick with a bit of a kick. But it tasted like it was poured directly from a bottle. There were about 3 tiny sprigs of broccoli, the chicken was tough and fried hard. It reminded me of mall Chinese Food 20+ years ago, "free samples!" Except that tasted better and was cheaper.. I'm not a fan of the TV being tuned to the news during my lunch. I don't want to enjoy the latest shooting or "boil water advisory" after I've downed a glass. Lastly, the manager was kind of a heel. When I asked why no-one (server or hostess) mentioned the buffet and why it's NOT on the menu, he said "there's a sign outside." No apology. Noted.. SUM In short, if you're a budget eater and want free parking and a sizeable, mediocre portion of food, Sunflower Kitchen might be for you. I won't return.

Has parking at the establishment. Service was excellent and…read morestaff were super friendly and welcoming. Lots of seating inside and out. Got the chicken satay app and was not disappointed. The cocktails were a def crowd pleaser with its aesthetic presentation and even tasted better. My favorite was the Caviar del sol! The Massaman chicken curry was the perfect amount of creamy and spicy. The mango sticky rice came with a lot of mangoes and the sticky rice was cooking to the perfect amount of chewiness.

This restaurant feels borderline hidden on Lenox Rd, even though it is across the street from Lenox…read moreSq mall and not too far from Phipps. The ambiance is cool as you start to walk in with all the country flags outside, and then it's a serene environment indoors. Service is friendly and straightforward. I think the waitress we had could know the menu a bit better (it is worth your time to peruse the slightly clunky layout of the menu), but ultimately, we got to the items we cared about, which include the seaweed salad, edamame, ginger salad, miso soup, kamikaze roll, and pad kra paow. Note that the nigiri we for a drink was (in our view) solidly priced at $15. Everything tasted great. I also appreciate that they were able to modify some of the items by including less oil.

Nearly perfect experience! My friends and I were still raving about the food as we walked to the…read moreparking lot. We tried the trio sampler with roti curry, golden crab rolls and charcoal chicken, plus crab fried rice, tamarind shrimp and short rib. Everything arrived fresh and piping hot, and the short rib was incredibly tender. The mango sticky rice was a great finish. Service was equally impressive. The front-of-house staff was warm and welcoming, and throughout the meal our table was cleared, wiped down, crumbs removed and fresh silverware provided between courses. Even the restroom was immaculate. My only concern was the crab rolls. I mentioned my pork intolerance and was assured they didn't contain pork, although the menu indicated otherwise. So I wasn't sure whether mine had been specially prepared without it. Clearer communication on dietary restrictions would be appreciated. Aside from that, excellent food, attentive service and a great experience overall.

It was a decent overpriced Thai place. The parking deck is easy access and they do validate…read moreparking. This is one of those spots that comes across as "tried too hard to do fusion". I like food, I enjoy fine dining, this was neither here nor there for me. The interiors are great, don't get me wrong , it's cool spot for a nice date but nothing about it was impressive enough to compel a revisit. I got the chicken skewers with rice. It was decent. The exuberantly priced roti curry was as good as a $7 one on Buford Hwy. fried rice was ok. All said, service was great. Cocktails were mid. I'll give this spot a hard 6/10.