Thai E3 Cusines - Athens

I eat everywhere in this city, and this is one of the best there. we are always here to test consistency and preparation. this facility belongs to a family with a very strong and unique background. eating is very well prepared and extremely unique. I had thai all over the country, and this is one of the best. for a few I propose to start with the foundations. get them pad thai and the drunken noodles, both with huh, and medium spicy (not very spicy, but enough). get two tellers and share it. for an appetizer the pop chicken is great. it is not always busy what is great for us as customers. this place should be better, but it just needs to be discovered. the inset is a tad easy to miss and that hurts. I have no doubt when building reviews, this will be a well-known go-to.

It was great, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! I had my birthday party here, and the service was wonderful. I had group of thirty , and it was a great place to have reserved. The upper seating areas have some great views, which I took some birthday pictures at. People just don't know about this place, it s the best thai food I've had in Athens!

Very good Thai cuisine. One of our favorite places for takeout. Margie potions. Consistently good

I would like to give this restaurant a 3.5 star, but google did not have that option. 5 stars service The service is fantastic. Server was very polite to us. The food came out very quick and fresh. 4 stars foods The foods were tasty. We ordered Tom Yum shrimp, basil fried rice with chicken and beef, red curry with shrimp and beef. I have to admit that Tom Yum soup was very delicious. You Must Try ask for extra spicy). However, the curry wasn’t too bad, but not as good. It was salty. 3 stars price The price was a bit pricey. Thai Tea was like 4.99 per glass with no refills. It was way too expensive. It was more expensive than many Thai restaurant in Midtown Atlanta, Downtown Chicago, Upper Manhattan. I have been trying over 100 Thai restaurant in the USA because I am Thai and I like to go exploring my cuisine other places around the USA. The maximum price that I have paid for Thai Tea is not more than 3.50 US dollars. Tom yum soup was supposed to be 5 dollars, but it was 6 dollars on our bill. -0.5 disability access) In addition, there seems to be no access for disabled people. You have to walk upstairs to get to the main floor, so you might want to consider that. Unless there is a hidden elevator . I would definitely go back for the delicious Tom Yum Soup for sure. 5 4 3 is 12/3 4-0.5 for disability access) 3.5 stars

I don’t usually order Thai food in Athens, (for no reason in particular) but I did not enjoy the food. I ordered spring rolls, and they tasted like the egg rolls you would get at the food court at the mall. They were chunky, there was a lot of air in them, and there was no flavor in my opinion. The fried rice leaned more towards Chinese restaurant fried rice, which I don’t really like because the soy sauce was the only thing I could taste. I would say that if you are generally happy with the popular food places in Athens then you might enjoy this Thai restaurant, but if you’re the person that drives to Atlanta or Duluth to get some good food, then this might not be the place for you.