Eat At Thai

Came for lunch. Service was excellent and FAST!!! I ordered Chicken Pad Thai without bean sprouts. It was yummy enough, but the chicken and noodles had some grill burns. It kind of tasted like a hint of shrimp (which I don’t mind), but it was really salty. If I come back, I would see if they can hold the salt. They have a LOT of regulars, who ordered many other dishes during this time as well! Their other dishes must be very very good.

My husband and I actually met here almost 8 years ago. We now live in atlanta and this place just has food that is incomparable to even the fancy Atlanta Thai Restaurants. I appreciate their consistency of the years with their delicious recipes. It has always been top notch. All the people who work here are truly very nice and attentive. Wish we lived closer but always make it a point to stop by when we are in the area.

This place is wonderful. If I lived closer, I would eat there 3 or 4 times a week. One warning, their Thai hot is not what you would typically get at a typical American Thai restaurant. It's really hot. If you like spicy food, try medium spicy the first time. If you're a crazy like me, go for it. Great place to eat, great people. Photo attached is Thai hot basil noodle with chicken, my favorite!

Delicious Thai food, ranging from the standards to more unique dishes. If you're tracing the lineage of your favorite Thai restaurants in Atlanta, many of the lines lead back to the family that owns and runs Eat At Thai. Some menu highlights: -Their Kaprow is complete heaven with the optional fried egg topping. - Their fried rices are all great. If you're a heat-head, their fried rice dishes improve the spicier they are.

Service took a long time and the food was not very good. I ordered Tom Kai soup and it tasted terrible and had no meat. It consisted of three small mushroom slices and broth which smelled rancid. I sent that back and refused to pay for it. The chicken satay had a decent flavor but it was cold and dry by the time it arrived at the table. I had Chicken Pad Thai and my wife had Massaman Seafood Curry. Those dishes were just okay and not worth the $40+ dinner receipt. Sadly, there isn't a great Thai restaurant in Gainesville. It's worth driving to Dawsonville, Buford or Cornelia for much higher quality service and food.