Srithai: Thai Kitchen & Sushi Bar (Emory)

I spent some time in Thailand, so it’s rare for me to find a spot that prepares food that tastes authentically the same. Luckily, SriThai Cuisine comes pretty close. Compared to other Thai restaurants, I will say the portion sizes for the price didn’t quite match what I expected. The Spicy Basil Fried Rice, Mango Sticky Rice, and Crab Rangoon were smaller than anticipated for their cost. I’ve found other places with similar quality at a lower price and larger portions. That said, the food itself was delicious. The flavors were fresh and well-balanced, and you can truly taste the quality of the ingredients. The Bagel Roll, Curry Puffs, Ka Paw Kai special was especially good, and its size and portion matched the price well. Despite the higher price point and smaller portions on some items, I would order from here again because the freshness and overall quality make up for where some may feel there is a lack. Maybe I will give one of the other locations a try to see if there is a difference. Photos are from the 3 different times I ordered.

The food is great. The waiter Charlie was fantastic. His recommendation were right on point. When you go there ask for Charlie he is the best. I started with an Ol fashion nice way to move in to my appetizer yummy, then to my duck meal I can't remember the correct name but see the pictures.

Searched for a local Thai restaurant in the area and stumbled across this spot. Glad that I did! The chicken pad Thai was fresh and made to order with the right amount of spice. The spring rolls were fresh, crunchy, and made to order as well. It was a nice day, so I sat outside. Despite it being close to the road, it was not as loud as I thought it would be and was able to enjoy my book over some delicious food! I will definitely be back to try the scene at night, as I did visit during a Sunday afternoon where inside/outside the restaurant was pretty quiet due to the lack of people.

5⭐️ for our amazing server, Peter! He brought extra plates, napkins, refilled our water cups without hesitation, brought the pepper rack to the table and consistently checked to see if our food was ready. The kitchen was slow, considering we were the only table ordering at 4 pm in the afternoon and only three other tables eating. I ordered the Isan Combo and it was perfectly portioned and delicious. The only setback was the sticky rice hardened within minutes and I was disappointed because it was difficult to eat. The khao soi was beautifully presented and tasted pretty good. The lobster roll was perfect and delicious! The pricing is higher than normal for Thai food; understandably due to location, but I would definitely come back here to try other items.

Came here for lunch and enjoyed the PAD SI EW lunch special , Jean was my server I sat outside enjoyed the scenery. Service was great thanks Jean , bathroom was clean inside was clean will definitely return again if in the area Update : came again I was going to try something different but I couldn’t decide so I had the same thing still FIVE STARS This time my server was Charlie and he’s awesome too . Nice place to have lunch

I came by from Emory for a quick snack to eat. We shared the crab rangoons, tasted good but not the best I've had. The atmosphere is cute and modernly decorated. They do two hour validated parking if you park at the Emory village parking garage.

I had the Tom Ka Kai soup. It was good but served a little too cool and sweeter than what I am used to. The service was great. We were a large party and yet servers were attentive, prompt, and accommodating. My order was correct and I received my check quickly so I could get to an appointment afterwards. The atmosphere is open seating and can get loud when it is full but otherwise quiet.

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.

Go here pretty regularly. Great variety on menu. Friendly service; never feels rushed. Delicious food!!

Customer setvice: 2.5 stars; came 3/14/26 1.5 hours before close. Gentleman running the front was friendly, our waitress was friendly but preoccupied with closing duties. Items requested wasnt brought out. Had to chase het down for refills. Had a slight attitude because I informed her the water glasses that were sitting in the table were visibly dirty and thats the reason I turned the empty glasses upside down. She had to wander all over the restaurant to look for clean glasses that she removed for unoccupied tables. I watched her later collect 8 tables worth of dirty glasses lol but she gave me the attitude like I was nit picky person lol its all good I chuckled myself and didnt hold it against her. I was vindicated when I watched her scurrying around and couldn't immediately find clean glasses. The restaurant had 2 parties finishing up. Not busy at all. Food: 3 stars; we only came here because THAICOON (around the corner) was closing. I highly recommend thaicoon, ive been going since 2008. The California roll was decent, the shrimp spicy basil fried rice was good and i was impressed they didnt skimp on the shrimp, the coconut chicken soup was good. The star of the show for me was the sweet tea. The food wasnt bad but it didnt knock our socks off either, it could've used more seasoning. It's more like commercial Thai vs authentic Thai. Price point: 2 stars: the items I described above came to roughly $53, totally not worth it! Lol the portion size didnt match the price point. At thaicoon i wouldve paid $46 for the same items. Maybe $7 isn't a big difference to alot of you but that extra $7 there wouldve gotten me an appetizer at thaicoon or i could've put another $10 with it and got another dish. Cleanliness: 3 stars: 3 tables needed bussing, dirty water glasses ob several tables lol, they was having a rough night. Overall; I wouldnt come back if thaicoon is open. If thaicoon was closed and i really wanted thai food i would maybe give them another try. I wasnt bad and im not trying to slam them, my dinning experience couldve been better. Plus side is they do validate your parking ticket if you park in the garage. I would give them a solid 3 stars, had the portion sizes been a tad bigger or cheaper, or had the service been better i wouldve given them 4 stars.

I enjoyed the crab fried rice -- that was definitely the highlight. The Thai tea was okay, nothing special. However, I do want to mention something important for anyone coming for the BOGO promotion. If you order the BOGO fried rice or Pad Thai, you are required to finish your food there. They do not allow you to take the promotional items to-go. As a mom with a toddler, that just wasn't realistic for us. I'm not going to force my child (or myself) to finish everything just to comply with a policy. Also, to clarify: the BOGO deal is not mix-and-match between Pad Thai and fried rice -- you must order two of the same item. Just sharing for transparency so others know what to expect.

I had heard good things about SriThai as it has a few locations around Metro Atlanta. I went to the location near Emory University. There is indoors and outdoors seating. It tends to be populated with students and young people if that is your vibe. The service was fine. Personally, I thought the meals were a bit pricey but I have not had Thai food enough times recently to gauge the prices. I ordered the Chicken Pad Si Ew and I thought it was okay. The noodles and chicken were fine, but the sauce was a bit too sweet for me. It did not seem to taste like a typical pad see ew? Maybe because this restaurant also specializes in sushi, so focusing on a specific cuisine could help elevate the dishes. However, my other friends liked the foods that they got, so it just depends. Plus, the portions are really big! If I could, I would probably give this restaurant 3.5/5 stars.

**Food:** I consider myself someone who enjoys good food, and I'm not afraid to express my opinions. If the food is bad, I will be honest about it. I was hoping for a quick, tasty lunch with my mother that was also convenient to our location. When ordering food, I tend to be a creature of habit and stick to the same items, rating them based on my experiences at other locations. I won't label the food as bad, but I will say that each item we ordered was subpar. My mother and I both enjoy a good meal, but unfortunately, this experience was not good. yet the management or would appear to be the owners meal was steaming hot and looked traditional. That's what you would expect to pay for on a day-to-day basis. **Service:** If I had to rate the service on a scale of one to five, I would give the young lady a three. While it's not entirely her fault, I feel that she may not know how to serve properly, which could be attributed to the current circumstances. I'm not blaming her for this. **Ambience:** The ambience of the establishment is wonderful. It creates the expectation that the food will be equally enjoyable. Unfortunately, this location missed the mark on that front. I have visited three other restaurants under the same name, and I was fortunate to meet the owner. The location in my town is by far number one, and the location in Snowville is number two. I can rate these because I have visited both. I believe the new space at Atlantic Station will be number three since I have not attended it yet, but I plan to provide my opinions about the food, service, and ambience once I do. If you have any questions about my review. Sri Thai Emory, please feel free to reach out, and I will respond to each one. Also, please take note of the pictures, as they may not fully represent the flavors, tastes, and uniqueness you're looking for.

I came by from Emory for a quick snack to eat. We shared the crab rangoons, tasted good but not the best I've had. The atmosphere is cute and modernly decorated. They do two hour validated parking if you park at the Emory village parking garage.

Stayed in the area for work with a group and due to the lack of restaurants in the area, we stopped in. There were 6 of us and we asked for separate checks. They accommodated but ultimately charged us a 20% surcharge for having a group of 6. The menu is HUGE so everyone is bound to find something they like. I'm talking sushi, Thai, Japanese, Asian street food and more. It was tough to decide but I ultimately got a Thai salad, which is really a salad mostly of steak and a spicy tuna sushi roll. Oh and I can't forget the pineapple margarita. Everything was delicious, everyone's food came out at about the same time and service was quick. It's worth giving this place a try if you're in the area.

Delicious food and good price Excellent service! And very Fast delivery The best place for sushi

The food was very good, I ended up doing takeout because I couldn't find parking BUT there is a parking building directly across from restaurant. It was a very nice looking restaurant with a nice bar completely empty it was early afternoon when I was there service was quick. I told a friend about it and we are planning to try again.

I love Thai food and mostly go to SriThai out of convenience, but food is solid and their lunch prices are very reasonable! 4/5 food - not the best I've ever had but consistently good! Thai sampler was kind of disappointing but pad Thai was very solid! 5/5 service - quick and kind waiter! 5/5 vibes - they've upped the decor recently and it was lowkey giving date night spot

This is my go-to spot to eat whenever I'm shopping at Atlantic Station! They have very affordable sushi rolls and gyoza. The staff is always helpful and I generally sit at the bar for some of the fastest service in the city (lol). The overall atmosphere is nice it's perfect for a solo date, date-date or friend date.

The space is large and clean. The massaman curry tastes good, but it's lacking depth and they didn't ask about Spice level. It was also mostly giant pieces of chicken, no veg (other than potato and carrot). I got it to-go, so I'm not sure about the service overall.

So far the best Thai I've had since moving to GA. I've had the pad thai, sushi and other apps I've enjoyed. Sri is a little pricy. But I enjoy the food when I need a Thai fix. They have happy hour but I haven't tried it yet. They validate parking up to two hours. My only real issue is the customer service isn't consistent.

Food was good. Went for lunch. Tried the sushi and a lunch special. Service was prompt and friendly. The restaurant itself was clean and nice decor. Great portions. Would recommend and I will be back.

Sushi here is not good. They put too much rice which dulls the flavor. Also the fish doesn't seem that fresh sometimes

Lobster fried rice, Dumplings, lad na pork 10/10. Customer service isn't constant and priced are little bit high but justifies the price.

This location at Emory Point is beautiful and spacious. They have a nice bar area and a separate sushi bar section. The hood is good. They have the best coconut soup! Best I've had in a very long time. I hope they last as this location by Emory has not had longevity with tenants. Service was good as well. I had a delicious lunch. If you're in the area and you love Thai food and sushi, give it a try. They also have an outdoor patio.

We were in from out of town on a quick work trip and stopped by for a casual dinner. The food was great! We got a dynamite roll, tofu pad Thai, and mango sticky rice. Everything was very tasty and the ingredients seemed fresh. The portion sizes were also plenty, I even took half of my noodles home I would definitely come back if I were in the area again.

Food: 10/10 Moo yang: pork skewers 10/10 Dumplings 10/10 Lobster fried rice no sauce add veggies 10/10 Spring rolls 10/10 Service: Always excellent Ambiance: Casual

My friend and I came here out of whim on a Saturday just after noon. There were only two other occupied tables out of the many indoor and outdoor seats to pick from. Establishment was clean, very open and casual. For food we shared the Tiger Maki, LAD NA pork, and THAI SHRIMP ROLL. The maki was fresh and exactly what I wanted. The lad na was the sauciest version I've seen for a while and tasted pretty good. My biggest critique is that the pork was incredibly tough and almost difficult to chew. Shrimp rolls were deep fried with a sweet chili sauce on the side. Overall, food was pretty good and staff were incredibly nice. I would recommend checking them out as I will certainly be back!

We are staying nearby at the Marriott and found this place on Yelp. We looked for something that had more than sushi for the team members who do not eat it I found this nice place in the area near Emory U. Free parking if you park in the lot behind it as they validate the ticket. We went with several appetizers, a large wonton soup, dumplings, shumai, and Thai vegetables rolls. for dinner, we had house fried rice, red curry duck, and two rolls. One was a kamikaze. Everything was delicious, excellent service, and nice surroundings with a great bar and inside and outside covered seating that made this place a great ption in the area.

Sri Thai never disappoints! This is one of my favorite lunch time spots to go to when in the Emory area. I tried their sushi sampler (name i gave it) of their speciality menu which allows you to choose 3 different types of rolls for about $34. The rolls were fresh and delicious! The only one i wouldn't recommend is the soft crab one i didn't realize it was the whole shell crab that fried and put into the roll the service is always good here fast and attentive so it was no issue when I ended up exchanging it for another one. I'll definitely be back to check out their mimosas on the weekend.

Pretty good Thai in nice but formulaic atmosphere (I was unsurprised to learn afterward that it's a small chain). All the dishes we had were of a good, even quality with the pad thai being exceptional.

Lobster rice was 45 bucks and with out the yum yum sauce on top would of been better but the drink and apps where delicious. No military discount offered

I was thrilled to find out that a new Sri location opened up that isn't too far from me. I've been to the Snellville location a few times previously. The location is near Emory University. There's a parking garage on site and you can use ParkMobile for some parking spaces. They were fairly busy around lunchtime, but I was seated promptly. To start, I ordered a pineapple margarita which was delicious and strong. I was also given a complimentary spring roll prior to my meal arriving . I couldn't decide between fried rice and sushi so I ordered both. The candy roll included shrimp tempura, avocado, asparagus and topped with a cream cheese roll and eel sauce. So good! The shrimp fried rice was flavorful and very good as well. The have a large menu composed of Thai, Japanese and other Asian cuisines. The customer service I received was great and I look forward to returning soon.

It's my third time at the Emory Conference Center. I promise this isn't to knock the food there, but days of buffet style food, however well prepared, just wasn't cutting it. Thank you Yelp for pointing me 5 minutes away to SriThai! It's a cool night, I'm sure for Atlanta (51F) so finding curry and saki on the menu was a blessing. But OMG the salmon curry is delish!! It's a nice serving size of salmon nestled in a delish curry. And the veggies are perfectly blanched to keep their crunchiness. Nice open space, upscale, good wine selection. The sushi seems popular and I'll have to try it next time. Now I'm really looking forward to a return in October!

I would've given the five stars, except every time I order online they mess up my order. I love the food here! At one point I was ordering every week from here. The Masaman Curry is my favorite! However I don't think they realize that online it said a it comes with all these veggies, but in reality you only get onions, carrots and potatoes. Definitely my favorite to eat from and has become comfort food.

Delicious food delivered during the crazy snowstorm after I drove into town for a conference. Everything was delicious and fresh. Highly recommend!

pleasantly surprised at the taste bc it was v good!!! got the pad see ew!!! they also got mimosas everyday of the week

Had lunch with friends. Even though a 16-person party was dining at same time the service was timely and efficient. The lunch menu options were cost effective.

Amazing !!!!! I want to come back so bad, I loved everything I got from here. I came with my best friend. We got a bunch of little things since a bunch of sushi and a bunch of drinks and let me tell you everything outdid itself if you're planning to try this place out a few like Thai food and sushi definitely come. Everything was so nicely decorated, and beautiful. Makes you want to get more and more. The service was great as well, and the view outside was amazing because we sat out. We sat in the patio area, which is on top and we were looking at everybody walk in Atlantic Station.

I'm coming back for the Omakase experience. We were lucky enough to come in the day after fresh fish was flown in from Japan for a 9-party Omakase. It was incredible! Edgar is a true craftsman of sushi, and it shows in every bite. The house-made soy sauce and fresh grated wasabi elevated this meal. I deducted 1- star because, as we sat at the sushi bar, we didn't get very attentive service from FOH. Hopefully, this was a rare occurrence cause I'm looking forward to my next trip.

Came here on Friday and it wasn't busy. This place is so good and fresh. We ordered a lot of food and it was great for three adult people. The patio was spacious and great! The kids food was super cute and on such a cute display. I'd definitely come here again. They do not have their liquor license yet so you can't drink that's the only downside.

This is my second time visiting this restaurant. The first time I visited was during a lunch hour and it was really good. The lunch combo is great, it came with a spring roll and the main course. So I was excited to come back a visit after a yelp event that was right across the street. We came specifically for sushi this visit. I like the fact that have lots of sushi options, it was a lot of rolls to choose from. I also got a ginger salad, everything came out super quickly and it was fresh. The rolls we got were huge! We didn't expect them to be that big, so it was extremely filling. Overall the food has been great and the service quick as well. I noticed that it's a large bar area when you walk right in, but no bottles or anything. I'm thinking Sri Thai may be BYOB, but I hope that they have open up the bar pretty soon. Nothing like a great cocktail with some delicious sushi. The past 2 times I've visited here it's hasn't been too busy, it's bittersweet to say hopefully the customers pick up because it seems like a great restaurant so far.

This was our first time here. Service was fast. Food was delicious with large servings. The menu was huge and varied. Overall it was a nice dining experience.

Worst Thai food I've ever had. I ordered pad Thai--Thai hot and the entire meal was sour. absolutely shameful you are Chinese cooking Thai food because you have no clue how to do it obviously. AVOID bad food chain with no authenticity.

What happened here? Got delivery, pad Thai was dry as the Shara and tasteless, usually it rocks. Chicken Satay was so so dry, chewed like gum. Gross af. Soup for 16 bucks in a pint container? Huh. Talk about rip off. Yikes.

It's kind of a shame that the area where SriThai is located never really picked up. There were tons of empty retail spaces and restaurants. Nevertheless, we enjoyed our experience at SriThai. Parking gets validated if you park at the deck (it's just a short walk to the restaurant). There are paid street parking and I don't believe those get validated. It's quite hard to see where the restaurant is coming out of the parking deck, so just look for red awning and you'll be at the right place. It was a group of 4 that dined for dinner. Our server (forgot his name) was super attentive and very friendly. My husband and I shared a bunch of sushi rolls (to be honest with you, forgot what we all ordered but everything we ordered were excellent). It did take longer for our sushi to make over what the rest of our party ordered. The other two people ordered shrimp fried rice and house fried rice. The server brought over a spice rack as an option. I've been to their other location in Atlantic Station, but I prefer this location much better.

This restaurant opened three weeks ago, and I've already been twice! I always love trying new Thai places, especially a local chain. A highlight of the experience for me was the service. I've had the most helpful, polite, and attentive service both times. Their menu is a true BOOK, so you will enjoy plenty of options--all done well. My friend ordered the Sushi and enjoyed the other items from the Japanese side of the house. I've personally really enjoyed the spicy Thai dishes!!! Can't wait to come back and support this awesome new spot!

This was place has a lot of ambiance and taste. However , the service is okay, and I heard them use a derogatory phrase in front of my date and me. Referring to another group of people that are the same complexion. If you're reading this do better because it may be TOO late.

It was a great experience overall! The food was very tasty and filling! It was a little pricey but it wasn't crazy. The service was a little slow but they were backed up when we went. Still the food came out hot and delicious. I tried the SriThai roll and it was fresh to a T. No problems eating it or saving some for the next day, the fried rice was sooo good and the beef was cooked very well. The Creme Brûlée was okay. It wasn't the best I've ever had considering the sugar top wasn't the hardest and the pudding was a little thicker than usual, but still good nonetheless. One thing that really stuck out to me was the overall decoration and setting of this place. You walk in and it's just beautiful. There's massive windows, beautiful statues, kind people, and a great smell begging you to try. I'd come back again to try the PadThai for sure!

We stopped in here after a concert on the Emory University campus. The restaurant is less than a mile from campus. Though the restaurant fronts on Clifton Road, parking is in a garage off a street behind the restaurant and parallel to Clifton. The cluster of businesses / condos is in a self-contained development. The restaurant validates parking for an up-to-2-hour window. When we arrived (around 6 p.m.) there were a few people on their covered patio, but no one else inside in the larger dining room. It was cooling down outside so we opted to sit inside. They seemed to be doing a decent take-out business, but we were the only table in the inside dining room. I'll pause here to make it clear that I'm not a super-demanding diner. If I visit a restaurant and the place is swamped, I try to be extra patient with the servers and include a good tip for their extra effort. That said, when I'm at the only occupied table in your restaurant, there shouldn't be too much else to preoccupy the staff. I.e., if there is a choice between taking the food order or wrapping silverware sets for tomorrow, maybe the right choice is taking the order first. There didn't seem to be a shortage of staff, but service was nonetheless slow. Once someone took our order, the appteizers appeared very quickly. It took somewhat longer for my drink order. The main dishes also came out fairly quickly. The food itself (an order of sushi and a plate of pad see ew) were both pretty good. Maybe we just came by on an 'off' day. I chose this place to be different since we'd eaten at the nearby Thaicoon a few times before over the past several years. However, given the same choice again, I'll likely go back to Thaicoon.

I have been here twice. The first time was fine, and there was an older woman who greeted me at the door and seated me. I had my lunch. I paid my bill. It was fine. the second time I went was a younger woman who assumed I was there as an Uber or a GrubHub worker and I told her, no I'm here to eat lunch and the lunch was fine, but it was her treatment of me that was off putting & I did not appreciate. At the end, I wanted to pay my bill in cash and apparently that was a problem for her to break a 20 dollar bill. It wasn't just that, it was her blatant the racism that made me feel out of place, so I've decided not to visit this establishment again. It's sad when other people of color feel better than Black people and do not treat you well or respect you . I don't want to give them another opportunity because of her racist attitude towards me. I will try Other restaurants in the area on my lunch break going forward.. if I do visit this restaurant, it will not be this location. Hopefully she does not work at the other locations in Metro Atlanta.

excellent service, enjoyed the food and was very accommodating Would recommend to anyone passing by

We starting eating here in December 2024 when I was at Emory for a kidney transplant. It was very close to our hotel and parking was close and free when restaurant validates. We ordered two dishes that were absolutely delicious and the portions were very large. Each meal was enough for 2. Each time we returned for my monthly infusion and check ups we always return and the staff know us and we are treated each time with great service. I love the Pad Woonsen with glass noodles Meat and vegetables. Consistent every time I have had it. Great place to try for Thai food when in Decatur/Emory area of Atlanta.

I heard a lot of great things about this place (mostly the one in Decatur). I ordered a Pad Thai takeout with beef. They were two very small pieces of meat. Very disappointed. They will run the reputation of the other places.

Racist.....not authentic not real Asian Thai food..Prices are sky high.....Treated us like second class citizens and I'm sure most People of color know what that means. 1. Had Spicy basil Fried Rice: Serve white rice (upcharge for brown rice) (upcharge for meat) and loaded with red and green Bell peppers....now who puts Bell peppers in Fried Rice? No Veggies in the rice. 2, Had Fried Oysters....(crispy on the outside, not cooked on the inside) That is a good way to get parasites. I never eat seafood raw, parasites'... 3. Had coconut soup ( taste like sugar) :( We left with a Big bill we paid, however unsatisfied at the Food and the service. Hands down one of the worst experiences with a Restaurant I have had in years.

It would help if this establishment honored their word. I'm still upset about the admission of knowing the drinks weren't possible but they took my money and didn't issue the refund they said I would get. The food was pretty mediocre for the money.

Great location with easy parking. You can park in the parking garage and the restaurant will validate your parking. They have four locations and I went to the one in Emory. There is indoor and outdoor covered seating. We ordered all Thai dishes and the Basil Chicken is AMAZING! The sauce is so flavorful and the portion size is perfect. The appetizers we ordered were not good. They lacked in flavor but at least the portion sizes are good. I got the pineapple margarita and it was so good! The alcohol will sneak up on you so be careful.