Curry Curry Thai

I had this for the first time today. My company just relocated to the area and a few people went for lunch and said it was delicious, and they were right! I had the cashew chicken and fresh basil rolls. Very friendly and helpful staff and the food was really good. it’s a small and not very fancy place, but don’t let that fool you… the food and service is really good!

Great service, good prices, mediocre food. Had the pad thai and mango sticky rice. The pad thai had very little flavor, the mango was decent, but the sticky rice was dense and chewy. I might give them another try sometime, but my expectations are very low now.

I’m a Thai food snob. I travel a lot and usually seek out Thai restaurants the moment I set my bags down. If there was a reality show about traveling the world and rating Thai restaurants: A. It would be stupid. B. I’d probably be a great host.
That being said, I visited Curry Curry because I called ahead and asked if I could bring my tiny dog on the patio. They said sure, and Curry Curry became my first dining experience in my new residence of Smyrna.
The service is excellent. Fancy restaurants need to take note. The staff is extremely accommodating, friendly, welcoming, and adept without ever seeming intrusive or annoying. When you’re ready to order, they pick up on it and take your order. When you’re done eating and ready to leave, they have your bill for you just as the thought crosses your mind.
The prices are very fair, and they have ½ priced beers Monday-​Thursday. And not ½ price off of an outrageous normal price either, we’re talking $ 2 craft beers.
Last, but certainly not least: The food.
Everything I’ve had here has been excellent. The staple noodle dishes contain very fresh ingredients and seem to be marinated in pepper oil rather than sprinkled with pepper flakes. The sauces have a fresh consistency and compliment your meal the exact way they’re supposed to. The rice is so sticky that my grandmother could use chopsticks without a problem. The Thai tea is the best I’ve ever had.
Curry Curry is an absolute gem, and I’m legitimately excited to live so close to them. Something tells me they’ll be seeing me a lot in the next year or two.

Just moved back to Mableton and was looking for a good vegetarian option for dinner. The Pad Woon Sen and Pad See-​U were fantastic. We’ll definitely be back very soon!

Just caught our eye and the name stuck on our head. We stopped and the Basil Red Snapper made us a fan. See you soon! Awesome service too!!!

Food is OK, but service needs improvement. It is very slow for a Thai place, they run out of things„ and let you last minute (when they bring the food). Carry out is OK, but dining in not worth the price.

Basic, mediocre, semi bland thai food, and it’s pricey for the amount of food. The customer service is a 3 out 5. The food is a 2 out of 5. I spent $ 40 on lunch and wished I went to a chain pizza place instead. I’ve had authentic Thai food and this is a «mcdonalds» version of thai. I’ve made better thai at home. Huge disappointment! There are better thai places like top spice (Cumberland or midtown) or thaicoon (atlanta)that have more flavor and more appealing.

Dissappointing lunch. Tried drunken spaghetti — was really salty, watery and not spicy at all. My friend had basil fried rice and it was equally disappointing.

Is light, freshly cooked Thai food. It’s family run, and the family is fantastic! Try one of the noodle dishes — I’d suggest the ‘drunken’ spaghetti over the pad thai if you’re feeling adventurous.
This is a neighborhood restaurant for me and their consistency, food quality, and friendliness always bring us back.

Wow. I’m at a loss for words. This place, without a doubt, has the best Massaman Curry. Seriously, it’s freaking amazing. There, I said it. I’ve had my fair share of Massaman’s but I had no idea that the flavor profile could ever achieve an astronomical level like this and believe me, I savored every second of it. The flavors were, should I say, perpetual. It was like I kept getting hit with non-​stop uppercuts of all these flavors. Throughout it all, I still managed to do the head nod each time I brought the spoon to my mouth. Have you ever ate something that was just so darn delicious that you were in absolute awe? Yep, that was me thirty minutes ago and I’m still smiling from it. I kept asking myself over and over how in the world could something like this taste so good?! I give the ladies that were in the kitchen all of the credit in the world because they hit this one out of the park. Thank you so much, you’ve got yourself a loyal customer! Also worth noting: excellent customer service. The gentleman who waited on us was very polite and friendly.

Curry Curry is a gem. It’s very obscurely tucked into the corner of a small shopping center, but the food is worth the exploring needed to find it!
The Thai tea is legendary. You MUST treat yourself to a glass. I ordered some sort of curry (imagine that!) and rice dish for my entrée. That was excellent. I was worried that the portions here wouldn’t meet my needs, but they far exceeded my expectations.

I love this place… Every time I come to ATL I try to hit this place for lunch. Big fan of the basil roll to start and the Pad Kee Mao for lunch. Prices are great and the service is awesome. Food comes out fast, hot and fresh. Highly recommended!

Set yourself up with a thai tea the second you walk in to this place. Flavor wise, it ain’t anything more extraordinary than a canned thai tea (which is still pretty damn good), but they practically give you a pint of that shit where most Thai places put a shot on ice.
Basil rolls are better than average although a bit small and the roti bread appetizer I got was disappointing. The bread itself rocked but it came with a side of curry that was too runny to use with the bread and clearly just came out of a pot from some other dish. Found a solitary potato slice hiding in it.
The main course (curry curry noodle) was presented well and was basically a take on chicken tom kha where they took away the mushrooms and added ground peanuts and noodles. I remember this dish being amazing when I got it about a year ago, but this time it was a bit bland for something so creamy. Bottom of my broth was more flavorful than the top, but the portions are so large I was full by the time I got to it. Overall still pretty solid for a 10 dollar meal.
Service wasn’t too bad, but no one ever asked if I wanted anything for dessert or a refill on my tea. They were attentive to the water but I was totally willing to spend more money had they asked. Some guy that had previously been skulking around in the back and sitting at a table watching TV brought my check and rang me out after our waitress dissipated. No explanation and still no damn fried ice cream. Oh well.

Food was superb! We ordered the Spicy noodles and massaman curry. Both were prepared perfectly! Food came out so quick, which was the best thing because I know I was starving after a long day of work! If you’re looking for a nice family owned Thai restaurant that cares about service, then definitely come here. After looking at the other reviews I noticed that the reviews weren’t really exact.
A+
Definitely coming back soon!!!

Never ever answer the phone
Good food with bad service
Not very friendly environment

Overall this was a bit of a disappointment. I am not sure if it is because I lived in California where the Asian food is phenomenal, or what, but we just weren’t impressed.
When we try a new place we always order some staple items.
Yellow Curry — really hard to mess up, and it just want very good. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t as creamy as what I am used to. Could just be personal preference, but I wasn’t all that impressed.
Thai tea — delicious, cant go wrong
Mango and sticky rice — underwhelmed. It was ok, the mango was ripe, but the rice was kind of tough and was more like a puck of rice that took a bit of effort to get apart. It may be due to the fact that we did take-​out, but I still wasn’t all that excited about it
Pot stickers– these were actually very good. We got them fried, and the filling was tasty.
The staff is SUPER NICE though which is really nice and they have good specials on beer.

Still a great lunch deal… AAA
Pearl is a great waitress too.

Found this spot through Unilocal as Thai of Austell (which is 100 times better) wasn’t open for Saturday lunch.
Pros: no frills interior, cheap lunch prices
Cons: THE FOOD and THE SERVICE!
I ordered roti bread with Massaman Curry and the curry was HORRIBLE it was watery as other Unilocalers have said but the taste was so bad hubby and I both had the «do I spit it out or swallow it» face. No good do not order!
The food looked excellent when it arrived Panang Curry for me and Basil leaf with ground chicken for hubby.
The food was ok, nothing to write home about. They got hubby’s order wrong and my food was near cold by the time they fixed his order (it was adding a fried egg and it took almost 8 mins to get his plate back). The food was just ok and honestly I’d rather pay $ 2 more and get something with more flavor and less runny. Hubby said his food was ok but has so much watery spicy basil sauce he felt like he had a soup.
The service was odd, slow and didn’t really care. Our table and two others got our appetizers and one table their food before they got their drinks. Hubby had a coke and I had water how hard is that to make? Also took forever to get the check and there were only 3 tables eating including ours!
Given the long delay for getting water (when I mentioned upon sitting please hurry with water), the unpalatable appetizer, wrong order and delay and correcting and general lacking service from staff I am generously giving a 3 star but I won’t be back and should really be 2 but as hubby liked his watery dish I’m being generous.

Tried this place for lunch. The pad thai was greasy, but overall tasted ok… but then there was the massaman curry. I rarely say something at a restaurant is disgusting… but this curry left an after taste of vomit in my mouth. I’ve never had massaman curry this bad, and I’ve had a lot of massaman curry. The service was very nice and quick. They servers are the only reason this place gets 2 star.

Neighborhood gem!
When in mood for good thai cuisine without the pretentiousness of a fancy place, this is the best option.
From scrumptious entrees to down to earth and friendly service, this eatery has got it all.
The Pad ke Mao and spicy basil leaves are my favorite.