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Tamsung Thai Street Eats Info
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Service options
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Curbside pickup
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No-contact delivery
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Delivery
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Takeout
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Dine-in
Accessibility
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Offerings
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Alcohol
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Beer
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Coffee
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Comfort food
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Vegetarian options
Dining options
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Lunch
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Dessert
Planning
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Accepts reservations
Payments
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Debit cards
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NFC mobile payments
Children
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Good for kids
Parking
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Parking
Best WLM Reviews
I think the food was very average and slightly expensive for the quality. Thai food is my favorite type of asian food, but this food was to americanized even for my taste buds. The pad Thai was solid, but the coconut chicken soup had a strange flavor (my girlfriend also agreed that it tasted weird). The thai iced tea was too sweet (I would recommend cutting the sugar in half). The only highlight was the atmosphere, which I enjoyed. Also, watch out there is a lack of parking in front of this restaurant.
I got pad Thai chicken and it tasted great!! Inside of the restaurant is visually fun too. I highly recommend it.
Parking is tricky, i parked right upfront but it was late night and there wasnt anyone i was blocking. But at day time , that may not be an option. i am sure there is a spot for the restaurant, i just forgot to ask.
It’s a cute little place for a causal dining, or even better for takeout.
I love all the dishes we got! Will definitely be back again!
My two favorite ones are the soup and green papaya salad!
Soup - Tom Yum Koong
The broth is right on! Not too salty, or too sweet! It has enough vegetables and some shrimp!
Salad - Som Tam (green papaya salad)
It has just the right amount of heat and acidity.
(It’s not so easy to find an authentic Thai papaya salad in Atlanta)
Thai noodle - Pad Thai
Great flavor. Not too sweet.
Fried Rice - Basil Fried Rice
It hits the spot for me! Perfect amount of spices! (Or maybe I just preferred rice than noodle in general. :). )
Great Thai food. However, for the price, the portion sizes are smaller than most other Thai restaurants. Extremely limited parking, however, there are two spots directly in front of the restaurant. Be aware, they are very difficult to get in and out of due to traffic. The staff was friendly enough. Overall, it’s a good spot to stop in for lunch.
I really don’t like giving small businesses bad reviews but I was not at all impressed. I ordered the Khao Soi with tofu and asked for medium spicy (as Thai food is usually really spicy). The KS was the worst I have ever eaten. It was way too sweet, the sugar was overpowering and gave me a stomach ache as I was eating it (the same kind when you eat too much Halloween candy in one sitting). There was no spice in it all; either that or the sugar was THAT overpowering. For the first time in my life I didn’t finish the KS and I’ve had some really unique ones before. What I absolutely hated was all the plastic wares. The whole reason I order to dine in is to avoid single use plastics. The food came in a Chipotle bowl instead of a proper bowl so I couldn’t even mix up the soup before eating. The seating was uncomfortable with tiny metal chairs.
Pad see ew and pad Thai are both great options here. I’m not sure if they can make it spicier cause they didn’t ask for spice level when I ordered. Coconut soup not bad. There’s only two parking spots in the front. Not sure where people park when they come here
Small restaurant with really good food.
Everything was fresh and flavorful. The Thai Tea was really good. Service was really good! Beware of parking. There is no parking lot, so you have to find public parking. Don’t park at London W. Port. . Apparently they give people a hard time.
I’m so glad I had a chance to try this place. We were surprised when we arrived how limited parking is. There’s two spaces in front and someone left as we were figuring out parking, so we snatched the spot. There are signs not to park in front of other businesses (the business next door roped off their spaces even though they were closed for the night…). The interior is really cute, designed like a street stall. It’s a tiny space, so no wonder why most people grab food to go. Quite a few people were there as food deliverers too.
I got the khao mun gai, and was so happy with the dish! Creamy and flavorful. It came out piping hot. It even had a little fried noodle (I think) ball for some crunchy texture. If I’m back in the area again I want to try something else from here.
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