Wow! In ATL for a few days from Montana and got into our Airbnb a little later than anticipated, so I searched Google for takeout near me and Little Bangkok popped up. The reviews were great and the menu look yummy, so we ordered a number of various items off the menu. We were not disappointed at all! Growing up on Long Island, NY, I have had the gamut of authentic Asian food, and this place nailed it. Highly recommend. Five stars

I came here for dinner with friends. We ordered a variety of dishes to try. I started off by ordering a Thai iced tea which was delicious! I have only had Thai food twice before but never heard of this drink. I highly recommend getting it! For my entree I ordered the Panang curry which was slightly spicy with chicken and vegetables over steam white rice. I thought it was very good but could have been slightly more flavorful. The ambiance of the restaurant was very cultural feeling which was very immersive! I loved it! The service was very good as well. They were on top of refilling our drinks and attentive to anything we needed. I definitely would return and recommend!

I order the green curry chicken & my friend gets the red curry beef . Both are excellent and a good value. The menu is affordable, service is very good, food very good. Keep in mind, this is a small restaurant with limited parking. The best time to arrive is when they open for dinner.

We really Loved this place. It is a small simple place. From the minute you walk through the door you can feel their attentiveness. We had the chicken & pork pad thais, duck basil, Bangkok chicken, and vegetable fried rice. All were delicious, nice vegetables, and great flavors.

Little Bangkok is probably my favorite place to get Thai food in Atlanta! There is little to no parking and the restaurant itself is rather small, but it is definitely worth it to check this place out. The inside gives off a very cozy and traditional ambiance. In addition, the service is pretty good. I ordered the Chicken Pad Kee Mao and it was really good! I enjoyed the sauce, noodles, and chicken. I also liked the spice level. This is definitely a must try spot!

This is one of my favorite places to get crispy tofu. Unlike many restaurants, they serve theirs with a rich, peanuty sauce (instead of sweet chili). For the price you get a generous portion of tofu. As an entree we had the panang curry with just veggies, medium hot. Next time I'll ask for more spice. It had a nice flavor otherwise. To finish we shared the mango sticky rice. I was so excited to finally try this dish! Yay for mango season. It's just as creamy and sweet as I'd hoped. The tang of the mango pairs so well with the coconutty sauce. Most of the time I prefer places that prioritize food over aesthetics, and LB is just that. The service was very attentive. They let us take our time and constantly refilled our water.

Parking is definitely a bit limited, but we were lucky to snag the last one before they had to start double parking! Otherwise, I think this is the best Thai food I've had in the area. It is cozy little restaurant and can't wait to go again. The service was excellent and very quick. I was shocked at how quickly they came out with our dishes. We truly waited for no more than 10 minutes each time we ordered. The Tom Ka soup (not pictured) was perfect for the rainy day, warm and SO flavorful. This may have been my favorite thing we ordered. For the main dishes we had Pad Thai and the Panang Curry which was served with a full pot of rice. All the dishes had a good amount of chicken in them. I am so glad we stopped in! Would 100% recommend!

Atmosphere: Little Bangkok is a small and lowkey spot, but it was quite busy when we visited. Parking can be tricky as there are only a few spots available in front of the restaurant. Service: We ordered takeout, and our meal was ready for pickup quickly. Food: We ordered the Green Curry, Chicken Pad Thai, and Drunken Noodles with Chicken. The Green Curry was flavorful and slightly sweet and spicy. The Pad Thai was decent, though the portion size was small. The Drunken Noodles were pretty solid overall with good portions. Overall: From our perception, Little Bangkok seems to have great authentic options. They did the basics well, though we would've liked to have bigger portions. If we were to come back, we would love to give them a try in-person!

Came here on a Wednesday afternoon. I was lucky to have grabbed one of the last parking spots up front as they were limited while also being pretty busy by 7 pm. It was high traffic for take out as well as dine in but I was still able to easily grab a table for 2. I shared a Crispy Bangkok duck, Tom yum and tom kha soup. For the soups, you can order a small which is enough for 1 or a hot pot which can feed 2-3 people. Both soups were tasty but since I have a preference for clear broths, I liked the tom yum just slightly more. The duck was lightly fried with a thick gravy over the top. Even though it was fried, I did not find it to taste or feel oily. A large bowl of white rice was also served on the side either/or for the soups or duck. Overall, I had a good experience. Service is very to the point which makes it an efficient visit. I would certainly like to come again and try more noodle and rice dishes.