Dee Thai

This is one of the best Thai spots in the Alpharetta/Johns Creek area! The Drunken Noodles are perfectly juicy (never dry like other places), and the Yellow Curry—OMG—is absolutely amazing. Portions are generous, prices are affordable, and the flavors are consistently on point. Whether you’re looking for a cozy Friday night dinner or a reliable takeout option, stop searching and make this your go-to Thai restaurant. You won’t regret it!

We stumbled across this wonderful restaurant while we're going to Daiso! Everything we ordered were delicious and the people worked there were amazing! Didn't realize they've been around since 2007. The price is very reasonable for dinner and the portions were good as well. We ordered the pad see ew, lad naa and the panang curry. They also have lunch specials so we're definitely coming back!

This hidden gem offers top-notch food that's both affordable and generously portioned. The service is exceptional, with staff going above and beyond to ensure a great experience. Definitely returning for more!

The mango sticky rice is very good. The rest are average or below. For example, fried rice has too much satay or curry powder, calamari is not very fresh.

I went to Dee Thai today with my colleague for lunch, and to be honest, the food was really good. We ordered the Thai basil fried rice and red curry, both Thai hot, and they were just delicious. The color, flavor, consistency, and portion size were all on point. If you're reading this and wondering whether you should eat here—definitely do. It’s absolutely worth a try. Was about 26 dollars without tax for 2 items which is really good.

I really didn’t want to leave a bad review, but as a regular, I think it’s fair to share. I ordered Pad See Ew with spicy level, but it came out super sweet. After I said something, they try to recook-it — but it was still weird, sweet and sour. I only took a few bites and lost my appetite. What made it worse was the server not caring or doing anything about it. No sorry, no discount, nothing. I expected more, especially for regulars.

The massaman curry with tofu was very good. I wish the potatoes were a bit more noticeable but overall still enjoyable because the flavor of the actual curry was good. The spring rolls are okay - a tad too greasy and flavor wasn’t anything amazing. My boyfriend had the panang curry and seemed to enjoy it. The mango sticky rice was eh - I loooooove mango sticky rice and this just didn’t do it for me. The rice didn’t seem infused with coconut as well as I’d hope and they were SEVERELY lacking when it came to the coconut cream. Kinda just tasted like mango with gummy rice. I’ve had much better. Staff are very kind. Atmosphere is cheap and somewhat dingy. So overall, I’m open to coming back but there’s room for improvement. I likely will just use it as take-out going forward.

Pleasantly surprised with this restaurant. Delicious food and very reasonably priced. Service was great as well. Highly recommend this spot. Edit. So since our first visit, we have been back to this restaurant three more times. Food, flavors, and service were always great and consistent. I must say this is now our favorite spot in Alpharetta /John's Creek to enjoy Thai food. Let me sum it up in another way- this place is the ultimate combination of flavor, quantity, and price. Great flavors. Large quantity. Great price!

The calamari portion for $12 is really a very small appetizer. The equivalent of say 4 fried shrimp. Otherwise the food here is good

We love this place! Consistent high quality and great, fast service. Now on DoorDash.

Came in on a little hungrier side. Thought a cup of Tom yum soup would be perfect appetizer to start! I really enjoyed the flavor and the tartness of the lemon juice in it. My dish was the drunken monkey with chicken. Overall the portion size was great. Flavor was good but it wasn't as spicy as expected. I asked for Thai hot and it wasn't very hot at all. Food was good and came out fast. That's all that I could ask for at the moment.

We went back a few weeks ago. The owner/waiter is still truly awful. Restaurant was full. He was waiting on the entire place himself, poorly. Of course, aside from hurriedly taking your order and dropping the food off at your table, no one was getting any service. When we suggested to him, as politely as we could, that maybe he should consider hiring some more staff, he said, "It's fine. You get used to it." This is the same guy who made us uncomfortable the last time when the place was empty. He's still incredibly off-putting. He does this really creepy thing where he'll have a frown on his face, then put on this joker-like, over-the-top fake smile, say something to you, then immediately drop the fake smile before he's even walked away. I can't tell you how creepy it is. Like, dude, you know we can still see you, right? The food is serviceable. Not great. But good enough. The owner needs to go sit in a back office and hire some FOH people to shield the public from his um... 'unique' customer service.

Not at all impressed! They don't /no longer have a lunch menu. At 11:30am, I have no desire to eat or pay for a dinner sized menu! Particularly one lacking taste! I ordered the spicy seafood noodle meal. Very much...NOODLE! Very little SEAFOOD!!!! Absolutely ZERO spicy!!! $19.00! Sauce super sweet! Served with LOTS of negative attitude! I'll give this one a 1.5 out 5! Not a fan!

I've been eating at Dee Thai for over 10 years, and it is hands-down one of the best Thai places I've ever been to (and I've tried Thai spots all across the country!). My go-tos are the Pad Kee Mao, Pad Thai, and Panang curry. The Pad Thai and Pad Kee Mao are the best I've ever had. I especially find that their noodle dishes are flavored perfectly - a good balance of sweet and salty. The noodles are always cooked well and not soggy. I'm not a huge spice person but can tolerate a little bit, so I find that mild or medium is good for me. We usually get takeout, and the portions are very generous. We occasionally dine in, and the staff is always very friendly and food comes out quickly. There are a couple of booths, bar seating, and several tables inside. I highly recommend checking out this spot! Delicious food at a great value with friendly staff.

I would recommend eating in the restaurant. Food tastes better and more fresh. I've ordered takeout a couple times from here and it was a bit inconsistent. But when I came for lunch, the portions were huge and the flavor really good and authentic. The service is okay. The server is very straight forward and may not be the friendliest, but gets the job done. The interior decor is a bit outdated. The pad thai was huge and a bit on the sweeter side. Also, if ordering the larb, i would recommend asking for it to be spicy because it doesn't come spicy. It's close to my house and satisfies my thai cravings.

This is definitely a hole in the wall sushi place. It has been open for many years, and you can tell. Compared to other Thai spots in North Fulton, the ambiance is definitely lacking. On the flip side, the value is huge. As other Thai places keep raising prices, the prices here have remained in the $12-$14 range. And the portions are gigantic. In terms of taste, it's just okay. My Dee Thai Fried Rice lacked a lot of flavor and spice, even though I requested hot. My wife said her drunken noodles were good though. We were there on a Saturday evening, and it was pretty much empty.

Lisa Fiddler * State Bridge Crossing*Now Rude and food was inedible. Placed a to go order about a week before Christmas. Used their app. Hubby went to pick up. They gave him the wrong order. Luckily he caught it before he left the parking lot and called me to verify as I had placed order. he said it didn't look and smell correct. Got home and the order didn't have any rice. In addition we had ordered 2 medium spice and 1 mild. All three orders were what we thought were Thai hot and we could not eat anything because it was so hot our eyes and mouth were burning. My 6 year old granddaughter started crying and spit it out. We had to throw all the food away. Cost us $85 for 3 entrees and an order of soup and basil roll. Will never ever go or order from them again. They were rude and unaccountable. We used to be somewhat regular customers. Never again and I'll be posting negative reviews on yelp and other websites.

Owners are rude. Called back asking a simple question if I left my glasses on the table. Their response: "This isn't a lost and found." The food was salty and over priced. Used a high chair and had to chisel the noodles and dirty food off of it. Will not be coming back.

DT has been our go-to place for Thai food since they opened. Excellent food, quality ingredients, friendly and helpful staff. Even during the recent difficult times and beyond with all the challenges they still came through with a good food experience.

So disappointed as this used to be our family favorite for the past years. I have been trying to give it a chance, as every time we eat here the food seems to be going downhill quickly. I told my kids to go wash their hands, but they came out and said the sink handle was broken, the room was dark, musty and dingy. The was an usual amount of flies in the restaurant, but I didn't think much of it. The entire meal came out within 10 minutes of ordering, just like when you get take out. We ordered panang curry, drunken noodles, coconut soup and basil fried rice. Everything had hot pockets as usual. But, The drunken noodles had a weird smell, was dried up and pieces of burned veggies. My kids had just gotten off school so we decided to try to eat it regardless and push some of the burned pieces to the side, because we had served all 4 of us, the dishes appeared half empty. But after taking a couple of bites it was obvious we were not going to be able to eat it. We were the only table at the restaurant, but still I had to call the waiter over as no one came to check on us after the food was brought out. I told him the dish tasted burned, showed him the burned pieces at which point he asked me "what do you want me to do? I said, "we would take a fresh one or you can can take it off my bill." He went to the kitchen, where the lady that had taken our order was then came back and said "because you ate half of it , I can take half the price of the dish!" WOW, You can literally see left over the food on our plates! I said "that's fine" ...And left it at that. We finish the other two dishes we had ordered and half the soup. Again, I had to wait to get their attention to get my bill. The bill came with some random math equation and interestingly was the same total that I pay every time I come here. By then I was done with the entire ordeal, I told my DH to go up to the counter to pay, as no one was coming to get the bill. Disappointingly, the owner never came to apologize and the young waiter didn't seem to care. I certainly will not be coming back again.

A hidden gem! This place is too often overlooked but its convenient and the food is delicious. Huge portions and helpful staff. Its good for both dine in and takeout. I highly recommend their pad thai (be prepared for leftovers)! Everything there is delicious though and the lunch specials are great. The coconut soup was a little too sweet for me but thats the only thing I haven't been impressed with. The staff is very knowledgeable with gluten free dishes. The pad thai, curries, coconut soup, and salads are all GF.

Let's put it this way... If I was on death row and I had only one meal left available to me, I would want Dee Thai to serve me my last meal. We habitually come here every week. Every Sunday evening, we order the same three dishes - Pad thai. Drunken noodle. Penang chicken. And everything single time, the quality is consistently great and the service is equally awesome. And if you don't like eating in, you can get take out. While we are here, the kitchen is constantly sending out food via Uber or some delivery service. It's no secret, that's for sure. Basically, if you come here, you'd be content with having Dee Thai being the only Thai restaurant on your list. Dee Thai, it's the best Thai in town.

I ordered basil roll and masa man curry dec 15 .. was good Just ordered the same and it was so awful. Not even edible . I called restaurant and she did not want to hear it.. she could care less. If you get bad food at least owner could care and make right Eaton there 2 yrs .. but no more Stay away ...

They make a really good vegan Green curry! It's my goto place to pickup food in a hurry.

I've been to this restaurant at least twice and the food was great both times! Let me explain below: Location: in a Kroger's plaza Interior: the inside is pretty intimate, the sitting booths are pretty worn, could use some upholstery, the tables/chairs are in good shape. They have a bar area but I don't know if it's suitable for eating and drinking Food/Drinks: I have not had any alcohol both times but the sweet tea tastes good. The food was FRESH & DELICIOUS! Very cost efficient & you won't break the bank here! I might take that 1hour drive just to eat some good food!!!!

I really like the Basil fried rice and Thai ice tea !! I've had other dishes here and I don't know I guess it's because I've had some really awesome Thai spots in NJ so too me this place is just average..Service is average this isn't a place that if it closed you would be devastated but it's close to home and pretty decent!!

Food is always amazingly good. It's gotten a little pricey over the years but we still keep coming back

I placed a phone order, opting for a medium spice level, my usual choice at Thai restaurants. However, upon my first bite, the spiciness was unbearably intense. My entire dish was overwhelmingly covered in finely chopped red chilies, making it impossible to remove them. Despite my reluctance to disturb restaurant staff, I gathered the courage to return to the establishment and politely requested a reduction in spice. To my dismay, the staff laughed and flatly refused, citing an undisclosed spice policy. When I questioned this policy, I was informed that ordering medium meant forfeiting any possibility of a refund, dish correction, or replacement. To my surprise, I had not been informed of this policy during my initial phone order, and there was no mention of it on the menu or website. The policy, buried on a small flier at the cash register and outside the restaurant, was apparently something I was expected to know. Mind you, I ordered from the phone, it was impossible for me to know of the policy given the non-existence of it on their digital platforms. Despite conveying that the spice level was making me feel unwell, I was met with gaslighting and hostility from the restaurant staff. I remained composed and polite throughout, yet the treatment I received left me in tears. It's perplexing why they chose to handle a customer concern in such an unpleasant and unprofessional manner, especially when the issue was beyond my control. :(

We order from here all the time. My kids love the house fried rice and even my husband does too. I have celiacs so I am gluten free I get the coconut soup the pad Thai or one of the curries. I never get sick and the food is really good. I highly recommend supporting a small business. The food and service is wonderful.

I will go feral for the Tom kah soup. They have the best soup I've ever tried from a restaurant in my life. The pork dumplings and basil rolls will revive me from death. 1000/10 recommend I will not survive without this restaurant

Very bad customer service. How many restaurants do you know that have spice policy? Never seen such a terrible customer service.

Hands down THE worst Pad See Ew I've ever had. The "pork" was rubbery like it was all microwaved. The sauce didn't taste right and there was zero spice. Hardly any meat or veggies. All noodles. Don't get this. Go somewhere else.

I have been going to this restaurant for a couple of years, and in the past, they had good food, but yesterday I went, ordered my normal pad thai, and also chicken fried rice for my son. It came out way too quickly (like, less than 5 minutes), and looked distinctly unappetizing. The pad thai noodles were swimming in sauce, and the shrimp was rubbery and artificially hot/cold, like it had been microwaved. I didn't even finish it, and my son ate maybe three bites of the chicken fried rice before declaring it "gross". It's disappointing that this restaurant, which used to serve freshly made, decent quality food decided to start foisting reheated slop on their customers; aside from the loss of value, I feel somewhat disrespected. I may go back and give them one more chance, or I might not; it's going to take some getting over the negative experience before I'm feeling charitable about my recent experience.

Love this place. Affordable, delicious and they are fast! We do pick up all the time. Prices are better if you call directly vs doing it thru DoorDash or ubereats.

This has been my family and my favorite Thai restaurant for the past 7 years! The staff here is so kind and awesome and very quick with their food, which is consistently delicious. Our favorites on the menu are the drunken noodles and the green curry. They are both super flavorful, and when we ask them to make it Thai Hot, they never disappoint. They also have this coconut and mushroom soup that is served with lunch and you can order with dinner that is hands down some of the best soup I've had. Delicious!!! Definitely come and support this local family-owned small business that THANKFULLY has stayed open.

My experience compared to other reviews. Pros: -Super fast service (~10mins). You can even go there and order for a pick up, they are express machines. -Decent service. Cons: - Food was bland. No salt or spice (Hey, atleast my order wasnt the best). - Dinner prices were on a high side (Compared to reviews below stating they are low). Overall not the best thai food i had in Atlanta OTP area.

I'll admit, I'm probably picking favorites when I throw 5 stars out here, but Dee Thai has earned it's way into being my go-to. Atmosphere: "Thai Restaurant" from the outside shares a parking lot with Kroger and other stores and is a hidden gem in the strip. There are hardly ever more than 3 tables seated at a time inside because a number of customers order take out. But it has a nice Asian-American setting inside, and while it's quiet, it's also okay to come in chatting with a group in some casual clothes. Service: We've become regulars and the waiters have only increased their friendly service, bringing out some of our usuals just upon seeing us walk in the door. I've not had any problems with any of the long-time servers here as they are polite and always refill the water and bring out the spicy sauce when you ask. The wait time is just about right to get fresh food but not wait too long. Lunch: There are some star lunch deals here. The special lunch menu is a little shorter than other Asian restaurants and you might spend a dollar or two more, but I'll argue that it's good quality food in very pleasing quantities. Food: I'll warn you now - the pad thai is sweet, which is kind of confusing, and the noodles have a strong egg flavor when you order a dish with eggs scrambled in. But the flavors are true thai flavors and there are many options for substituting fried rice or just getting a lot of white rice. A plate always serves 2-3 in my family of tiny-to-normal stomachs. The food is definitely a reason to want to come back here. I'll also add I love the way they do their tofu in dishes. Price: Considering the amount of food, it's a fair/normal price for thai food in the area. Thai food always adds up because I believe strongly in thai appetizers and also in a delicious thai iced tea.

This place has been around for at least a couple decades now, but it took me that long to visit. It is near my parents' house and their local Kroger, so I'd always notice it but never tried it. However, I have since moved back to my hometown and was no longer close to my favorite Thai place (Erawan Thai in Sandy Springs) so we wanted to give Dee Thai a try! I tried (during two visits): Spring rolls Cheese rolls Larb salad (chicken) Red Snapper Three Flavor Pineapple Duck Shrimp Pad Thai Seafood fried rice The restaurant was pretty quiet but a lot of people came in for pick-up orders (DoorDash or otherwise). Both times, we nearly had the restaurant to ourselves save for one other table of people. The staff wear masks. I noted they have a lot of regulars, some that don't even need a menu, or be asked what they'd like, that's how regular. Portions are HUGE for the price. One entree could probably be split into two meals (this would probably not be the case if you've got a big appetite.) The apps -- the spring rolls and cheese rolls -- were awesome. Chicken larb was very good, though that was my first time ever eating it. I loved the complex flavors of the dish paired with the satisfying crunch of the raw cabbage (not gonna lie, I was a bit weirded out about eating raw cabbage). I had the red snapper during my first visit and the duck during my second, and sampled my husband's pad thai and my dad's fried rice. The red snapper, pad thai and fried rice were excellent! The duck was my least favorite out of the bunch, but it doesn't mean it wasn't good. The portion was smaller (maybe because it's duck?) and it was a pretty simple dish, just the sliced duck stir fried with pineapple in brown sauce. I would have like some other veggies with it -- and though the menu said there would be roasted cashews in the dish, I didn't have any. Definitely will be going back. Their soup hot pots sound very enticing!

Stopped in for lunch last week with a coworker as the location was equidistant to us. Pretty easy to find just on the edge of a strip mall w/a Kroger in it. Unassuming store front, not a huge place inside and nothing exceptional to report. Service was pretty quick, nice, reasonably priced menu for lunch with most entrees coming with a soup or a spring roll. We both opted for the spring roll which as ok. I did find it interesting that when I ordered the spicy mixed vegetable entree they didn't ask me for spice level, which I though to be peculiar for a Thai place. Food came out relatively quick, although they did forget the fact that I had ordered pork and tofu and brought it out with vegetables only. This was fixed within about 5 min. Food was hot, above average portion size and tasted ok. Certainly not the best I've had but far from being bad. I'd go back given this experience, but wouldn't necessarily recommend it either.

this is my favorite thai restaurant ever!! seriously a hidden gem! i always get the pad see ew and it never seizes to amaze me! i typically call to place my oder, which they recognized my number/name because i got it like once a week, and it's usually ready in about 10-15min! very covid safe, everyone wears masks and hand sanitizer is available! definitely support a small family owned business and try dee thai! imoved to boston and absolutely miss this place to much! when i came home, my family picked me up from the airport and before even going home they brought me here to grab dinner!!

This is our go-to restaurant for Thai food. It's actually pretty hard to find decent Thai food in Alpharetta, so we were pleasantly surprised by Dee. They have a nice lunch special with good-sized portions too. We usually get the pad thai and pad see ew, and it's consistent every time. The service is always great and the food is prepared quickly.

Food is good and authentic.service is fast and prompt. They can do more ambiance wise as food is authentic and Thai is always for authenticity

Highly recommend. I've been craving Thai for a while now and found Dee Thai! I'm so glad I called them. I ordered their off their lunch special menu and settled on Pad Thai. I almost ordered curry, but wasn't sure of the spice level, but I will be back. Their lunch menu items come with a side of a spring roll, but since I am gluten free, I asked if they could find a substitute for it. They gave me a very delicious bowl coconut soup and I am so grateful! It was creamy, but not heavy and also had bits of chicken, mushroom, and cilantro inside. When I got into my box of Pad Thai, my mouth dropped! The serving size was HUGE! On the side, they Included a lime wedge, pile of bean sprouts, and separately packaged peanuts. I mixed everything together and ate everything. It was a little on the sweeter side, but that didn't stop me :) They had signs and notices about COVID-19 safety precautions (tape on the floor, hand sanitizer available) and all employees had on masks. Unfortunately, there was no outdoor seating, but they did have 2 people eating together inside. I'm glad I found Dee Thai and will be back. PS. Please tip everyone extra! They are on the front lines everyday and work for tips.

Dee Thai was recommended to me by a coworker, so I had to try it out for myself. When we arrived, the restaurant was quiet and very clean. Quickly we were told we could sit wherever we wanted. The lady who took our orders and checked on us was extremely nice and was sure to get us refills on our water. We ordered two appetizers: Cheese Rolls and Golden Shrimp Rolls (not really in the picture, but it's in the back right). They came out nice and hot with a side of sweet and sour sauce. We ordered the Masamun Curry and House Fried Rice (both with chicken) for our entrees. The curry was so good! It was both sweet and savory, and had the perfect balance of textures, both crunchy and soft. We would definitely come here again!

Been here a few times over the years, this is where we order when we want Thai. The food is ok, I've notice that you don't see to many people eating there anymore it's sort of turned into a place for take out.

Best Thai food. Thai spaghetti and basil fried rice is my kids favorite. Pad Thai and red curry is always great.

The food is alright. It's good but it's very inconsistent, especially with the portion and spice levels. One day I'll say spicy and it won't be, and the next I'll say spicy and it will be too hot to eat. If they can fix that they'll have a A+ restaurant

Did not disappoint! Always get the Pad Thai and decided to try the Drunken Noodles and had enough for three meals! Very happy they are still open!

Best Thai Food in Atlanta Great service The family orders a variety of curries and noodles and consistently get satisfying home style cooking.

The basil fried rice here is ok but I would not recommend. The restaurant's lunch specials are reasonably priced and comes with an egg roll for to go orders.

I had the best thai food here, this restaurant looks empty when i enter so thought it wont satisfy my taste buds. But my thoughts where wrong, i cant believe that the food was so amazing and i had to visit this restaurant for the second time! Food taste 4.5/5 Ambiance 2/5 Value for money 4/5 Coconut milk soup was different, and must try the Dee Thai Fried rice.

Goods : Quick Service Happy and helpful staff Good location Good and clean interiors Not so Good: Food is not always consistent Taste is just little average. This restaurant is in the Kroger complex on Statebridge road. This was our second time here. On a regular weekend, during prime dinner time ( 7 pm Saturday), this restaurant did not look crowded, which is not typical for a good, popular restaurant. We ordered Tom Yum soup, Pad Thai noodles (veg), Chicken Pad Prik, Spicy Cat Fish. The soup was good and tasted authentic. The Chicken Pad Prik was good, but nothing special. The Spicy catfish wasn't spicy but sweet. The Pad Thai noodles were not as expected. The veggies in it(broccoli, carrot) were overcooked and had lost taste. Even after requesting "Thai hot", Pad Prik and Spicy catfish were cooked mildly spicy.

If you've gotten this far to read this review, you should definitely go ahead and order from this place. I've never had much Thai before, but this place has something called cheese rolls that pretty much changed my life. I was looking for a place with the classic mango sticky rice dessert, and I found the best spot, Dee Thai. I just get those two things and a plain fried rice, and it's just so delicious. I've gotten other things too, and everything has been delicious. 10/10 recommend

I have been to this Thai restaurant several times now and the pad thai, eggplant, and a few other lunch dishes have been excellent. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are large enough to share. Lunch comes with an egg roll and soup of your choice. The coconut soup was an unfortunate disappointment. The decor is very outdated and the seating is ripped and lumpy so not the best place to impress an early-on date. The beautiful man, my date, in the picture is only impressed by the food so that's good.

Came here for the first time Friday night. It is located in same plaza as Kroger and wasn't busy. It's very clean and spacious- plenty of tables. I've tried those dishes: Penang curry with beef, basil fried rice with shrimp, and pad kee mao with shrimp. The food arrived in about 10-15 minutes. The Penang curry was very good and well seasoned. Pad kee mao was awesome as well. The fried rice was okay, I thought they gave too much rice and less shrimp. Overall still had a good dining experience.

Though this place has been around for awhile and the interior is a bit faded the food is definitely worth the visit. Service is always very friendly, and food is prompt. I think the prices are very reasonable for the portions too. My go to favorites: Fried calamari Tea rose Thai fried rice Pad Thai shrimp Drunken noodle (for spicy) Spicy catfish Thai tea

Who was once a hungry family came out as a satisfied customer!! Just like everyone posted their Basil Fried Rice was delicious. I was also a huge fan of their Pad Kee Mao as well! The service was amazing and the staff was very nice. They followed all the covid guidelines and the restaurant was clean and well maintained. The servers were also wearing masks! We will definitely be returning :)