Bangkok Thyme

Not the review I wanted to leave, but the one I feel I have to... The good: The restaurant is well-decorated with an exotic atmosphere. The server was considerate in meeting my requests, including for extra spice options. The tea was a nice accompaniment. The bad: While eating my dish - Drunken Noodles with Fried Tofu - I noticed an "off" taste to the tofu, as if it were freezerburnt. But I paid it little mind. After the meal, I felt sick to my stomach. Less than half an hour later, my body was rejecting the food. Could it have been an unhappy coincidence, or a case of overeating? Perhaps. But I do worry about food safety, and can't see myself coming back here anytime soon. The verdict: If it weren't for falling ill, this would have been a solid 4-star dining experience, easily. But I have to rate it based on the meal that I received. Hopefully your experience ends with less vomiting than mine.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Atlanta. The food is always so amazing. Everything I've tried here is fresh and so flavorful. The staff is so lovely and attentive. They always make me feel so welcome. The food is so good and such a large portion I always have a second meal to take home even. Such a unique interior. Really one of the best restaurants in Atlanta.

Service was great and The food was just ok. They get 2 stars bc we had several dirty plates and glasses. 2 days later my 9 yr old started throwing up and a coworker stated she'd also had stomach issues after that night. She goes on the norm and stated that the food is normal really good and the place clean. So maybe it was just a fluke, but i won't be returning anytime soon

Bangkok Thyme is a Thai restaurant in the Sandy Springs portion of Roswell Road known for its fresh and creative sushi offerings and authentic Thai food. We ordered the Lychee martini, Vegetarian Spring Rolls, Toro on Fire, Bangkok Fried Rice (Chicken), Spicy Holy Basil Chicken, Fried Cheesecake. Meal highlights include the Lychee Martini, Spring Rolls, Toro on Fire, and Bangkok Fried Rice. The Spicy Holy Basil Chicken was lacking spice and seasoning. While the fried cheesecake dough was tasty, the filling lacked flavor. The restaurant decor is very colorful and welcoming. I love the restaurant name etched on the tables. Our meal came out within an appropriate timeframe and we were provided with great and friendly service. We will definitely return; my husband for the fried rice, and me for the sushi rolls, curry, and to try other cocktails.

Standard Thai food place with a typical menu with the items you’d expect. We ordered five rolls of sushi which was fresh and with a generous portion of fish, although it was a little bit more expensive than I would expect. The interior is a bit dated but beautifully decorated.

Food is good. We order a soup and noodles. There was a little delay but that’s ok. We tried calling couple of times to reserve but none picked, so our group dined in together.

From the minute I walked in the restaurant smelled like a garden outside of someone's kitchen. The dining room was beautiful with Thai wooden decor that was so unique. The staff greets you and service is fast and friendly. Food was hot , flavorable and delicious with amaizing presentation. Will definitely be back!!

Service was super friendly and attentive. Restaurant was comfortable and beautifully decorated. Food was okay. Started with a Lychee Martini which I asked to be lighter on vodka and heavier on lychee juice, and I have to say it was perfect. Next we had Chicken Satay. The plate looked lovely, and the chicken was fresh and hot, but the chicken was a bit dry and the chicken and the satay sauce both seemed under-seasoned and flat in favor. Our main dishes were Shrimp Pad See-Eew, and Chicken Masaman Curry. Both dishes came out hot and fresh, but like the Satay, they lacked any depth of flavor and just seemed bland. The Masaman was requested to be “hot” it was neither spicy hot nor flavorful. Unfortunately pretty surroundings and great service don’t make up for lackluster food. Compared to our usual local Thai place, Bangkok Thyme just doesn’t measure up.