SriThai: Thai Kitchen and Sushi Bar (Atlantic Station)

The service at Sri Thai was truly exceptional. The staff was attentive, friendly, and accommodating, making the dining experience seamless and enjoyable. As for the food, it was nothing short of splendid—a perfect blend of vibrant Thai flavors and the delicate artistry of Japanese cuisine. Each dish was beautifully presented and bursting with authentic taste, showcasing the skill and passion of the hands that prepared them. The ambiance, while satisfactory, could use a bit more refinement to match the quality of the food and service. While the space was clean and comfortable, it lacked a distinctive atmosphere that would elevate the overall experience. Perhaps some traditional decor or softer lighting could enhance the vibe. Overall, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone craving a fusion of Thai and Japanese flavors, with top-notch service to complete the meal.

Been a Sri Thai frequenter of 3-4 years, and I'm finally doing a review! From birthday parties to casual dinners to takeout, Sri Thai delivers when I seek comfort. I enjoy their large menu that honestly overwhelms me at times, but I'm glad I have a variety to choose from. This most recent time, I got beef green curry and fried calamari to share. I enjoy that the curry is thick so it clings to each slice of tender beef; I also love the spiciness mellowed out by the coconut incorporated. All the veggies were so tender and soaked up the wonderful curry flavor. The calamari had an airy breading with a sweet-spicy sauce, and it was a wonderful way to start our dinner. If there's one thing I regret not getting, though, is my usual Candy roll; I love the textures and flavors in a huge roll. Our waiter was a kind guy who read the vibe of our table of two girls who were catching up, so as he checked in on us, he never interrupted which I appreciated. He was quick and got our orders out just as swiftly. I am excited to go to Sri Thai the next time I'm craving something quick and yummy!

I wanted to take my babies out and they chose this establishment as they’ve been here before. My first time here and I’m glad they chose it. I went with the Pad Thai Noodles with Chicken and requested peanut sauce on the side, and I truly enjoyed it. My daughter had the House Fried Rice with steak and it was delicious! Overall a good time with great company and amazing food. Our server Massia was AMAZING and was very helpful when choosing our meals. He listened to what we were looking for and made some great suggestions; glad he was our server made the experience better with his presence.

Restaurant is located on the 2nd floor. Quick, friendly service. Beautifully decorated and lively atmosphere. Their menu consists of Thai and Japanese cuisine with sushi. Everything was very tasty and the spice level was just right.

First off, if I’d have known this was a Pan-Asian restaurant, I wouldn’t have gone… you just can’t do sushi, Thai, etc and do any one of those things well, they’re all going to be basic and sure enough, this experience was bland and basic. Service was mediocre too. The dish I ordered, spicy stir fry, was so very saucy and the sauce was thick and definitely resembled more of a sauce I’d get from an American Chinese restaurant, not the fresh, thin, brothy, and flavorful sauce you get from Thai food. The soup was also just ‘ok’ definitely not sparked with the robust Thai accents I’m used to in a Tom Yum. The ingredients in both were not fresh at all. The place was packed though and the reviews are pretty good, which tells me this place caters more to Americans without a strong sense of what the authentic style of these dishes should be. I’ve found that ethnic places with mediocre reviews tend to offer better, more flavorful, and authentic food, more true to the country or style I’m seeking (whether that’s Thai, Szechuan, Pakistani, etc). Just an FYI – If you’re handicap you should know this restaurant is on a second level with lots of stairs and the elevator is inoperable. Definitely would not recommend.

The food and service was good. We liked the vibes. The menu at this location is a lot smaller than the Sri Thai we usually go to in Duluth.

Great atmosphere, and Massia did a great job with recommendations and options. His customer service was probably the highlight of the whole experience! Sushi was good too.

Me and my wife went here with friends of ours to try the food here after a long day in the area. The restaurant was visually appeasing and had a cozy vibe. Service was quick, very informative about the menu, and overall very welcoming. The food was delicious as we all continued to order more of the menu, and the dishes had a lovely flair to them as we received our meals. We will definitely stop by again when we're in the area!

Been a Sri Thai frequenter of 3-4 years, and I'm finally doing a review! From birthday parties to casual dinners to takeout, Sri Thai delivers when I seek comfort. I enjoy their large menu that honestly overwhelms me at times, but I'm glad I have a variety to choose from. This most recent time, I got beef green curry and fried calamari to share. I enjoy that the curry is thick so it clings to each slice of tender beef; I also love the spiciness mellowed out by the coconut incorporated. All the veggies were so tender and soaked up the wonderful curry flavor. The calamari had an airy breading with a sweet-spicy sauce, and it was a wonderful way to start our dinner. If there's one thing I regret not getting, though, is my usual Candy roll; I love the textures and flavors in a huge roll. Our waiter was a kind guy who read the vibe of our table of two girls who were catching up, so as he checked in on us, he never interrupted which I appreciated. He was quick and got our orders out just as swiftly. I am excited to go to Sri Thai the next time I'm craving something quick and yummy!

Disappointing Experience - Unprofessional Service I have been a regular at Sri Thai Atlantic Station, but after last night's Valentine's Day experience, I will not be returning. I understand that Valentine's Day is a busy time, but that does not excuse poor service, lack of professionalism, and outright rudeness from staff. We arrived for dinner and ordered an appetizer, a Thai tea, and our entrees. The Thai tea arrived 45 minutes later--with our food--and our appetizer never even made it to the table. We had to cancel it. Throughout the entire meal, our waitress never once came by to check on us or ask if we needed anything. We had to request her presence just to get basic service. The biggest issue was when I tried to provide feedback on the Sri Thai roll. The shrimp tempura tasted like it had been fried in old oil, and I simply wanted to inform the waitress--not to get a refund, but so they could be aware and improve. Instead of listening, she immediately started talking over me, raising her voice, and getting defensive. Even my guests tried to calmly explain that we weren't asking for anything, just making sure they knew about the issue so they could fix it for future customers. She refused to listen, continued interrupting, and got even louder, saying she would call the manager. As she walked away, I mentioned that she wasn't listening, to which she yelled across the restaurant that she was. The manager came over and apologized, but the damage was done. No customer should ever be yelled at by restaurant staff--especially not for calmly giving constructive feedback. Restaurants rely on customer experiences to grow and improve, but instead of listening, this waitress created a completely unnecessary scene. I have dined at this location many times before, but after last night, I won't be coming back. Customer service matters, and so does respect. If a customer is trying to provide feedback, listen instead of getting defensive. The way this was handled was completely unacceptable.

There are stairs and a an elevator just an FYI... I am not sure how I feel about this place. The vibes feel interesting to say the least. I'm not a fan of the prices I know that. The service was decent. I can't honestly say if the food stood out to me but I absolutely love the cocktails! I plan on going again and will try the food again.

This is the best dining experience I've had a restaurant in a long time. The service was exceptional. The food was hot and fresh and it came out in a timely manner. I will definitely be back very soon!

Sri Thai is a cute Thai restaurant located in Atlantic Station. The ambiance was inviting and chill. Located on the second floor across from the Yard house. Parking is plentiful for 2 hrs for free in the underground deck those for not familiar with Atlantic Station. The food was decent nothing special, but still tasty. The portion size was enough for two people to share. The highlight for me was the fried cheesecake with the strawberry sauce. The crunch from the tempura made this dessert absolutely delicious. Customer Service was pleasant and professional. I would definitely return and recommend.

Several visits to Sri, several reminders of what amazing Thai food is and what it isn't. While this may not sound overwhelmingly positive, Sri is likely the best restaurant in Atlantic Station. That is not a small feat in a plaza that's plagued by mediocrity, dirt and low quality dining. Sri Thai is located on the second floor above Angry Crab, with a pleasant patio and a mid sized dining space without much design. The horrendously pixelated blown up attempts at art by the entrance say it all. It is much busier than any other establishment in the plaza and for many good reasons: the team here makes good food, there is a clean atmosphere and guests won't get treated like they own the staff a favor. Sadly, a lot of Atlantic Station is quite the opposite. The foundational item that isn't amazing about Sri is the curry itself. They tend to be very starchy with a slightly synthetic taste and a lack of depth to the flavor. Thus, both on duck curry and chicken curry, that's where things really fall apart. Chicken in the curry is a bit tough. The preparation of duck is unusual, with a smoked profile that is unique for a Thai restaurant. While it was not a personal favorite, it would be unfair to critique Sri for that. The preparation might be done for preservation purposes. The fried rice is fine as well. People working here are attentive and there is a surprising selection of sake. Thus, how can one complain too much? As a whole, Sri Thai is a good restaurant and it has its place in Atlanta's dining scene.

Such a great Thai and Sushi restaurant in midtown! I have been here a few times before, and they don't disappoint. The waiter for our table was super friendly and very attentive with filling our waters and making sure we were all good. I got the Khao Soi and it was delicious! The curry noodles were very unique and I have not had it at another restaurant before. I also love that it is in Atlantic Station, so parking is free for the first two hours, which is very hard to come by in the area.

One of my all time favorite Thai places! I came here on NYE around 6:30 and found it to be relatively empty; however it started to fill up pretty quickly later. We all got different entrees, and I got the spicy basil noddles with chicken and a Thai Tea. We got our food pretty quickly and within 15min. The noodles were delicious with the sauce, and i made sure to get t it mild since medium was too spicy last time. I also added some of the spiced chili flakes which added the right amount of spiciness. The dish may not initially look like a lot, but I was super stuffed after finishing it. The Thai tea was pretty good, but a little sweeter than I liked it to be. Overall, I've never been let down by Sri Thai and can't wait to come back!

First off, if I'd have known this was a Pan-Asian restaurant, I wouldn't have gone... you just can't do sushi, Thai, etc and do any one of those things well, they're all going to be basic and sure enough, this experience was bland and basic. Service was mediocre too. The dish I ordered, spicy stir fry, was so very saucy and the sauce was thick and definitely resembled more of a sauce I'd get from an American Chinese restaurant, not the fresh, thin, brothy, and flavorful sauce you get from Thai food. The soup was also just 'ok' definitely not sparked with the robust Thai accents I'm used to in a Tom Yum. The ingredients in both were not fresh at all. The place was packed though and the reviews are pretty good, which tells me this place caters more to Americans without a strong sense of what the authentic style of these dishes should be. I've found that ethnic places with mediocre reviews tend to offer better, more flavorful, and authentic food, more true to the country or style I'm seeking (whether that's Thai, Szechuan, Pakistani, etc). Just an FYI - If you're handicap you should know this restaurant is on a second level with lots of stairs and the elevator is inoperable. Definitely would not recommend.

Okay Thai food, the Basil chicken was a bit watery and not as flavorful as I have had before. The place seem very upscale and the service was pretty good. Remember we have to climb up the stairs here.

10/10 Service was great! Bartenders Kayla and Juju were awesome and super attentive. Amazing lychee martini and the ocean roll was amazing, the roll was pretty large and very filling. I'd come back for sure.

Go to Thai spot at the moment for lunch and take out. My go to's are the pad Thai and the basil fried rice. Both so delicious. The basil fried rice is my favorite. Very quick service and I love during the summer where you could sit out on the patio.

Place was large, clean and nice ambiance. Staff was super friendly and attentive. Food came out quickly. Sushi was fresh and delicious. The soup was amazing. Fried rice was nicely cooked. Edamame was pretty basic. Nothing flashy. Drinks were yummy as well. Sat on outdoor balcony. Nice weather and good views. Would return.

Randomly in Atlantic Station and wanted some Asian food. Of course I opened up my Yelp and found then spot. It's not easily noticeable from the main drag strip in Atlantic Station, but walk a bit around the corner and there you'll find this little gem. Came here on a Sunday with my wife and it was not crowded. We decided to sit on the balcony (nice sunny day) and enjoy lunch. The waiter was a super nice lady from Miami who was very attentive, knowledgeable of the food and drinks. She made awesome drink suggestions that my wife took advantage of (Lychee Martini). We had the candy roll which was very filling a delicious. My Pad Thai was great and I had enough to take home. So I was able to enjoy the robust flavors there and home. We will be back. Thanks Sri Thai for the experience.

TLDR: 10/10 sushi! Convenient location in Atlantic Station so a great spot to meet up with friends for lunch or dinner. Very pricey for the portion size but very yummy! My Black tiger roll cost me $25 but I don't regret it :) Found this place on Yelp and knew I had to give it a try. Luckily being seated was quick but unfortunately, the service was super slow :( It look our waiter over 20 minutes to take our orders. She apologized and it seemed like she just forgot about our table so that may have been a unique experience. As for food, no complaints! I highly suggest the black tiger roll (cooked crab, cooked shrimp, and BBQ eel with eel sauce). I will definitely come back next time I'm exploring Atlantic Station. Tip: Ask for extra eel sauce and spicy mayo (it's free of charge)!

Never disappoints! SriThai is consistent delicious. We have been several times, mostly for dinner, and lunch is fantastic too. Staff are friendly and supper helpful. Some of the best miso soup that I have ever had. The cucumber salad is expertly seasoned and even includes a little faux crab. We enjoyed a hot hot of the chicken mushroom soup, Tom Ka Kai. The SirThai Crab Ragoons are prepared differently (think three flat spring roll style in a basket) and we love the flavor. The sauce puts over the top! The lamb is so tender and arrives with a gorgous presentation. The pineapple fried rice is amazing, especially with chicken and shrimp. Our server, Fanta is always super friendly and effecient with great customer service a warm, quick smile - ask for her. This restaurant is in a wonderful location and provides plenty free / validated parking in the parking garage.

I was helped by a waiter named Tanner. I've been here before and he changed my experience for sure. He is knowledgeable and knows how to guide you to the right menu selection. The spice level I chose for my meal was a 3 of 5. I love spice and the Ka paw kai sup delivered, so I recommend it. This is ground chicken in a basil sauce with white rice, delish. I also tried the pineapple fried rice. The sauce for this is lacking and the raisins may throw you off. If you add the teriyaki sauce this becomes a good dish. The location is on top of the angry crab shack in Atlantic station. If it's a nice day you can people watch on the balcony. The pricing for these rice dishes were still a little high. But I'll be back one day to try more.

One of my go to places for Thai food and definitely one of the best options in Atlantic Station. The pad Thai and fried rice are always delicious, and the sushi is nice and fresh. They do have certain nights that have drink specials as well. The convenient location is just the icing on the cake. Service is always pleasant and relatively fast. I've only been here in the daytime but the atmosphere and outside patio is nice.

We came to Sri Thai for lunch last weekend. The decor, host, and our waitress were fantastic! We waited for about 30 minutes to be seated, and then it took about half an hour to get our order. However, the wait was worth it because the food was fresh and delicious! The Fried Calamari was lightly fried and was served with some of the best sweet and sour sauce I ever had. The Spicy Basil Fried Rice with Chicken and the Spicy Basil Noodle with Fried Tofu were bursting with flavors! I didn't find either one to be too spicy. We also ordered a seafood hotpot dish off of the Chef's Menu. The seafood was perfectly cooked and all the flavors were nicely balanced. If you like seafood with a sweeter sauce, this dish is perfect.

I loved this place!! The ambiance inside is quite nice, service was great, and the food was delicious. I was so pleased with everything here :) I don't know how no one has written a review for it, but I knew I had to get the lao sashimi salad after spotting it on the menu. It had salmon and tuna sashimi, seaweed salad, onions, jellyfish(?), and so much more deliciousness all coated in a savory vinaigrette. Not to mention, it was topped with crispy salmon skin too. Every bite of this was fantastic! I've never had anything quite like it, and it was the perfect balance of savory, salty, fresh, and so yummy. I also got the mango sticky rice for dessert which was so incredible as well! The mangos were so perfectly ripe, and the rice was sticky and sweet and soaked up the coconut sauce so well. I loved the little crispy rice bits on top of the sauce too! Definitely one of the best mango sticky rice I've had. Overall, this spot was absolutely fantastic and I would definitely recommend coming here. Thanks for the great visit!

Their sushi selections were good! Food came out at a decent time as well. Will come back

So this is no it my first rodeo with this restaurant The food is fresh and delicious. The one thing I love the most is the vegan/ vegetarian options. You have to also try one of their cocktails. Located in Atlantic Station makes parking convenient and easy.

I was surprised how good this gem is hidden in the back of Atlantic Station. Food is very good with top spice actually is really spicy which is unusual in US. Very friendly staff. Comfortable setting. They have outdoor seating as well as indoors. They have a sushi bar too but I have not tried yet. Our "go to" place when at Atlantic Station.

My husband and I had a hankering for some good Thai food and ended up at Sri Thai. Getting there is a bit of a journey, since it's on a corner spot of Atlantic Station, and then a walk up some steep stairs (though an elevator is available). But once inside, the restaurant is snazzier than it appears on the outside. There are fresh flowers at each table, and I was delighted by the small electric lamps they placed at each table. Those dining on the balcony are greeted by a nice enough view of Atlantic Station. "Look at the legs!" my husband exclaimed excitedly. He was talking about the hot, fried calamari appetizer that had just arrived at our table, with both rings and large tentacle pieces teeming out of their container. We liked the sweet fish sauce that was served alongside, but we were a little less than enthused to find that the bottom half of the small serving pail was filled with fried rice noodles. Even for the smaller-than-expected serving size, we loved the taste of these. A few hungry heartbeats later, our entrees were delivered to the table, and both hit it out of the park. I ordered the Chu Chee salmon - a salmon fillet with veggies in a bed of curry sauce. The sauce was on the sweeter side, with the faintest kick of spice on the back end. There were also a good amount of carrots, broccoli, sliced peppers, and baby corn providing some fun texture with each bite. It was a delicious and visually arresting plate, but I personally believe my husband's was even better. Each grain of of his pineapple fried rice was covered with some warm curry powder, with big chunks of chicken and pineapple throughout. We especially appreciated the generous amount provided, so that I could liberally steal gluttonous spoonfuls from his plate. Service was excellent. Even on a weekend, there was no wait for tables, and Edward appeared at our table just enough times to take efficient care of us without feeling like he was hovering.

Listen hur! (I can spell very well, but I need y'all to feel and hear me) when I say this is the spot!!!??? I'm less than 24 hours removed and I can still taste the seasoning from Sri! (Yes, brushed my teeth ) But we ordered the black tiger roll, the Miami roll, the Sri Thai roll and the hurricane roll. We split this between 4 of us (Double date) and it was more than enough food. Every roll was delicious, I tried to rank them and couldn't so just try them all! Now the Spicy Catfish dish needs it's own paragraph.. That' thang was It was seasoned to perfection and whatever the sauce was that was on a call there?! It was good enough to slap yo mamma? *Elroy voice* This dish is a must try, we got it at a 2 level spice and it had a slight kick.. Feel free to take it up a notch!! Lastly, when you go you have to ask for this specific server named T Money aka Tanner and that will complete the experience. If you don't wanna ask for him, just look for the cool guy with the stache and the dope haircut. They were short staffed and we couldn't tell, he brought everything on time, fresh and checked on us frequently while he was running around like a chicken with its head cut off waiting on about 10 tables. My boy knew the entire menu from top to bottom. We appreciate you T Money and we will be back.. like NEXT WEEK.

The ambiance is great and customer service is top-notch. The food is really good and tasty, my partner and I had a good time PS. We went on Xmas eve

This is the 3rd time I've been to a Sri Thai location in Atlanta. I've found their food and service to be consistent across the locations I've visited - all solid! We started with the Thai Sampler, which comes with fried calamari, spring rolls, chicken satay(chicken on a stick), and gyoza dumplings. I believe the gyoza had pork in it - heads up if you don't eat pork. We enjoyed all the items in the sampler, but I think the calamari and gyoza were my favorites! The calamari was perfectly flash-fried and not overcooked/chewy like you sometimes get at other restaurants. For our entrees, we got Shrimp Pad Thai and Spicy Basil Fried Rice with Beef. The Pad Thai could've used more sauce (I prefer it that way), but the flavor and spice were on point. It came with 6 shrimp - yes, I counted lol. Our server asked me multiple times if I was SURE I wanted the top level - I appreciated his concern, lol. He said some diners regret the spice level they choose, but I regretted nothing. We visited midday on a Saturday - it was busy but not overcrowded. It wasn't too loud and our service didn't suffer at all! Our server was very attentive and helpful, but I don't remember his name. Parking is the normal Atlantic Station situation, so you don't have to think too deeply about trying to find a special spot or area to dine here. Since SriThai is on the second floor, there are stairs that you have to walk up to enter. For accessibility, there is an elevator for customers who are unable to use the stairs or use a wheelchair. There are lots of tables in addition to some booths, so they should be able to accommodate wheelchair users at the tables by moving some chairs around/out of the way.

I stopped in with colleagues while traveling for work. We were all happy with the quality and portion size of the dishes we ordered. We ordered a few sushi rolls, a noodle dish, and a couple of curry dishes. The food was fresh and delicious. Our server was very friendly and happy. The food arrived super fast which worked out great for our timeframe. I would not be against eating at Sri Thai again!

The lychee martini , please try it and the sushi is always good. I felt the server rushed and the resturant wasn't busy at all. It's a nice ambiance as well for a potential day or dinner date with r&b playing.

Was invited here for dinner for a friends birthday and was looking forward to it as I hadn't eaten sushi in a while. We were a large party of 15 On a Monday night. A great night to have a larger party as this restaurant is located in Atlantic station that can be very busy at times. It is a little difficult to find as it is behind another restaurant. When you go in the door, you do have to go upstairs or up the elevator to get to the restaurant itself. The host greeted me and I began to ask for my party but I saw them before finishing my question, so just walked over. The server comes over and is going to get orders and makes sure to let everyone know up front that the check can only be split 4 ways. Great information to know when you have larger groups. She was not friendly but wasn't rude, she was just there. Just very dry service. There was water at the table that you can refill yourself, which I don't mind because I don't have to wait when my water glass is empty. I ordered the crab fried rice. It was mediocre. The white onions in it, were very large pieces and plentiful through the dish. In addition, the onions were not cooked enough that they still had a very pungent and crisp flavor that it over powered any other flavors in the rice. I began to take them out and put them to the side and had about a cup size portion of onions. Also, when they put the crab on the rice, it doesn't seemed to be cooked with it, it is a pile of crab that is placed on the top and the crab had pieces of shell in it. Portion sizes are big for the price. You will definitely have leftovers if you order a fish just for yourself. It may be good to order family style. I also ordered a cooked sushi role that didn't come until almost everyone was done eating, so I ate one piece and left the rest. I could have taken it home but really had no desire to take any food home.

This location was my go to when I worked in Atlantic station. I've probably had almost everything on their lunch menu and a handful of the dinner options. The food is more than solid and pretty consistent. The servers are nice but can be up and down on being attentive to your table. I rank Siri Thai in the top three of Atlantic Station restaurants.

Stopped by Sri Thai for some good Thai food in the city. The sushi quality is decent. The dinner sashimi for 1 ($35/15 pc) was a good deal. The slices of fish were thickkk on a bed of ice. We got 3 pieces of 5 types: ahi tuna, white tuna, escolar, salmon, and tilapia + a small dish of spicy tuna. The tuna and tilapia were still a little frosty. Although my mom enjoyed this frostiness, I was not a fan. For rolls, I would recommend the Red Dragon Roll ($18). This is my go-to at Sri Thai Duluth and it's equally tasty here. I felt like they skimped a bit on the spicy tuna on top though. The Spicy Basil Noodles were very flavorful. I requested less sodium and it was perfect. I encountered a couple of noodles that were undercooked and still a bit tough. Parking is underneath and close to the Publix side. Free for the first 2 hours. Sri Thai may validate - I'm not sure. Also, I was a bit put off by the lengthy refund/return policy on the first page of the menu. It's sad to think of how many times the business had to deal with refunds/returns to a point where they felt it was necessary. Overall, Sri Thai is OK. If you're looking for good-value sushi in a nice atmosphere with plenty of after-meal activities, this could be your spot.

Went here on a date. Not going to lie was kind of skeptical because I rarely eat out in Atlanta because the food places aren't that good. But the presentation it was really good the atmosphere was real chill but the music threw me off they was playing loud rap music which was then fit the aesthetic but nonetheless the service route very nice and the food was amazing I ate every single thing with highly recommend and will probably go again

The atmosphere could use a little upgrade, decor and furniture is a little old. The bathrooms were also not the best. Outside of that, the food and drinks are great! Service also lacked a little but the section we were in seemed busy that night.

This place is located in Atlantic Station, close to Kilwins and the other restaurants. It's more low key than I expected, but in the best way. You have to walk up a few stairs to get to the dining area. When you reach the top, it's VERY quiet. There's a good selection of R&B music playing. Great for dates! The menu is extensive! Plenty of options to choose from. To drink, I had the Thai-Tini and it was amazing. Thai tea, kahlua and baileys. To eat, I ordered a grilled eel roll and pad see ew. My friend ordered roti and assorted sushi rolls. Note: the special sushi rolls (volcano, etc.) are HUGE. You get like 9 pieces, whereas the ones like the grilled eel are the standard 6. Also, remember that Thai spice is actually spicy lol! I love spicy foods and I ordered mine hot, and it was. Still very edible, but there was a tickle in my throat with each bite. Our server was quick and attentive, and they bring the card reader to your table to pay. Overall, this is a great place and I'll be back.

Delicious sushi, very quick service, and tvs around the restaurant. Nice decor inside, would recommend bringing a light jacket if you get chilly easily!

Based on its location, this restaurant can easily be missed if you don't know it's there or what you're looking for. Luckily, I knew that it is situated above another restaurant in Atlantic Station. We went in one day in the afternoon and ordered the Rainbow Roll, Black Tiger Roll (Shrimp tempura, snow crab meat, avocado, cucumber, and flakes topped with eel and chef special sauce); Pad See Ew with Chicken, Salmon (Sake) Sashimi, Spicy Basil Fried Rice with Shrimp to eat and a Thai Iced Coffee to drink. All of the maki rolls were good; however, the grade of sushi rice could have been better. The Pad See Ew had good flavors but the noodles were very overcooked and too soggy with the sauce they tossed them in for the dish. Similar issue with the fried rice where it was spiced well but the rice was too mushy and didn't have that firmer fried rice texture one would expect. The Thai Iced Coffee was absolutely delicious and was my favorite thing I ordered. In summary, I rate this restaurant to be 3.5 stars. The location and the ambience are good and the food is decent but there are definitely things that need to be improved in terms of the execution of some dishes.

I ordered take out from them over the weekend. I got their holy basil noodles with tofu and veg, which is basically Pad Kee Mao. It was nice and spicy. Not the typical veg you would find in this dish and the noodles weren't the fresh noodles. Nonetheless the dish was still very flavorful.

We stopped in for dinner before seeing Kurios down the way. Somehow we managed to beat a huge influx of people, because the place filled up and the wait for a table was equally as full of people. Service was a little slow, but given them being slammed, it was as good as we could hope for. We just flagged down who ever we could for more water as they passed by with it. Food was perfect. Each dish was seasoned properly and packed full of flavor. Not pictured was the Isan platter, it came well into our first round of plates and after our second drink, so I rushed through eating it so we weren't late to our show.

Had an excellent dinner tonight Lauren the bartender was excellent, friendly and made a helluva cocktail and the food was impeccable We had the Lobster dynamite, Crispy Honey Duck and Lobster Fried Rice I will DEFINITELY be back!!!

Not a local to ATL as we came from out of town but decided to stop and try them out since it is rare to see a Thai and sushi fusion restaurant. Service was good considering they seem to be pretty busy with to go orders and friendly. I got the lad nap and a sushi boat (meant for 2)- they give you a variety of sashimi, nigiri, and a rainbow roll. I very impressed with how fresh the sashimi was and they give you thick cuts which can be costly at other sushi places. My only thing would be that the sushi rice was too cold for my liking and not as freshly made. I did not care for the lad na as much. Usually, lad na should have longer strands of noodles but mine were over cooked as it came out with broken, smaller pieces. The gravy was tasty however it became over powered with too much white pepper.

Love this place! The food is always fantastic. The music and ambiance is great. The service is also very quick and great. I highly recommend. The candy roll is my favorite. The fried cheesecake and the donuts are amazing.

Went here Saturday afternoon after attending Cirque du Soleil for dinner. My first time attending, my niece has been here before. I ordered spicy catfish with veggies, fried rice. My niece ordered basil thai noodles with shrimp and chicken egg rolls, food was on point. It was a nice vibe and the decor is nice. The waitress provided exceptional service and I also ordered a Lychee Martini with out the lychee fruit, so good! It was a nice crowd dining as well and the staff was friendly. Next time I travel to Atlantic Station I will most definitely stop in for lunch.

We ordered: Tom kha kai - The soup was so creamy and delicious! The coconut flavor really comes through and I love the mushrooms. This would be a really comforting soup to drink when it's cold outside. It also comes in a really cool bowl with fire coming out the middle. But it's kind of hard to spoon soup out with the big serving spoon they give so that was a little annoying. Sri Thai wings - The wings were nice and crispy and kind of reminded me of sweet Thai chili. The meat was juicy and tender and it's so good when it's hot. Papaya salad - This was so good but it definitely runs on the spicier side. The only thing I didn't like was that it comes with a huge chunk of cabbage. Idk how you're supposed to eat that, I wish they just chopped it up and added it to the salad. Pineapple fried rice - This was really yummy too and had a decent amount of pineapple. It also came with raisins which I thought was weird but it actually tasted really good with the rice. Boat noodles - This was really good and the meat was nice and tender! Honestly of all the things we ate, I remember this one the least lol. Pad Si Ew - The Pad Si Ew was so good too. The noodles were cooked really well and the whole dish had a sweetness to it which I really liked. Curry noodles - The chicken in these noodles was so tender and the curry was so creamy and coconutty. The noodles were nice and chewy and I really liked the crispy little toppings. Massaman Curry - This curry was one of my favorites! It was so addicting, I wish I could have eaten more. And it's nice that it comes with a bowl of plain rice just because everything else is just so flavor packed.

As we came in they hurried to get us seated ...Excellent service ...promptness...amazing music ambiance...kid friendly...came for my grandson Birthday

The food was amazing with nice atmosphere. My server Jenni was so helpful and great with Recommendations for my family we will definitely return.

Food: I did not expect any restaurant could mess up a fried rice but they did terribly. Rice was undercooked, shrimp was not fresh at all I had to spit it out. It's a bowl of wet rice with old meat. We ordered the most basic sushi roll, couldn't taste the fish skin at all, roll was falling apart before we even touched it. The only thing good here is Thai spring rolls and Thai iced tea. Service: the waiter was very attentive, good service. Manager handled our feedback well. I wish the food was half as good as the service here. Ambiance: it's decent and family friendly The No refund policy was the first page in the menu I shoulda known to leave then. Food was so bad I would not come back for dinner.

Sri Thai has become my go-to spot for an exceptional dining experience that beautifully fuses the flavors of Thailand and Japan. This hidden gem in Atlanta exceeded my expectations, leaving me with an unforgettable culinary journey that I couldn't help but share. From the moment you step inside, the warm and inviting ambiance sets the stage for a remarkable dining experience. The attentive and friendly staff immediately made me feel welcome, adding to the overall enjoyment of my visit. The menu at Sri Thai is a true delight for any food enthusiast. Their selection of authentic Thai dishes, including the classic Pad Thai and Spicy Basil Noodles, showcases the vibrant and aromatic flavors that make Thai cuisine so irresistible. Each bite was a harmonious blend of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy notes, taking my taste buds on a thrilling adventure. But the surprises didn't end there. Sri Thai's incorporation of Japanese culinary artistry adds an exciting twist to the dining experience. Their meticulously crafted nigiri sushi featured the freshest catches of the sea, expertly transformed into delectable masterpieces. And the creative sushi rolls took traditional ingredients and infused them with innovative flavors, resulting in a perfect balance of textures and tastes. What truly sets Sri Thai apart is their commitment to authenticity. The dishes are prepared with precision and care, ensuring that every bite reflects the true essence of Thai and Japanese cuisine. It's evident that the chefs at Sri Thai are passionate about their craft, and their dedication shines through in the quality and presentation of each dish. Whether you're a Thai food connoisseur or a sushi aficionado, Sri Thai is an absolute must-visit. The fusion of flavors, the warm hospitality, and the charming ambiance create an experience that leaves a lasting impression. I'm grateful to have discovered this culinary gem and can't wait to return for another tantalizing meal. If you're in Atlanta and craving an exceptional dining adventure, make sure to visit Sri Thai. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

Great food, great service, clean. Would definitely return. We tried many dish's all were wonderful. Location was only about half full but was still very loud.