In addition to Armando's exceptional service, I also want to highlight the incredible recommendations he provided at Mai Kitchen. As I was perusing the menu, Armando took the time to explain the different flavors and options available, which greatly enhanced my dining experience. Armando's expertise in pairing flavors with various dishes was remarkable. He provided insightful suggestions on which options would complement specific menu items, taking into consideration my personal preferences. His knowledge and passion for the flavors truly shone through as he described the ingredients and techniques used to create each unique taste. I must say, the recommendations at Mai Kitchen were an absol...
Atmosphere and ambience is in between casual and fine dining here. Went on a Friday evening but didn't need a reservation as there were plenty of seats (though the inside was booked out so we sat in the heated patio). The food here was what I expected for the price. The thai iced tea wasn't overly sweet and heavy on the (black) tea flavor, different than most other places I've been. The red curry was a two-pepper sign, but I didn't find it spicy at all. Good flavor and slight creaminess to the curry. The tofu in it was fried well and the curry was true to it's original/intended flavor. The pad kee mao (drunken noodles) were made with thin rice noodles instead of the typical wide noodles. The...
Steep stairs and a tight table layout make navigating the dining room challenging. Once you're at your table, none of this matters. The freshly prepared food is nuanced with balanced flavors. The portions are generous, colorful, and arrive hot. The spice indicator on the menu is accurate. The drinks are layered with enticing combinations.
Ordered the spicy garlic chicken $14). It was tasty but a little too salty. My vegetables consisted of one mushroom cut in half, three broccoli stems, 2 long hot peppers, couple of bell pepper strips a few flat fancy cut carrots with some cabbage. My friend enjoyed her chicken pad thai noodles $13).
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Probably the best Thai food in ATL! You must get the Pad Kee Mao. The smoky flavor from the wok takes right to the streets of Bangkok. You can command the spice level to any place you’d like. Be sure to order it with pork and grab some spring rolls as you wait! I would highly recommend!
Food and service was excellent! The food is flavorful and the drinks are strong! Tables are a bit close but that will not stop be from being a patron. Great girls night out! I got the spicy fried fish dish and it was amazing 10/10
Presentation wise, looks really really good. But tasting wise, not so good. Doesn't really taste like anything, just plain and boring. First sushi(/thai) place in the USA that we tried and we did not love it.
Enjoyed every second of our meals. Service was stellar and the food recommendations were on point. Fresh sushi, extremely fast service and just overall delicious. Probably my new favorite Thai Restaurant.
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I have been here few times and always walked out feeling dinner and the overall experience is just ok. The chicken is consistently like chunks of beef. I find Nan and Surin better Thai restaurants.
Food is amazing. My favorite is their Chicken Pad Thai
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