Little Thai Cuisine: Authentic Thai Noodles & Soups in Sandy Springs

So very taste and delicious food. Very polite staff . But little expensive! Good place

Good solid traditional Thai food with no gimmicks. We enjoyed the basil chicken, pad Thai and green curry. Service is good and prices are ok.

Love the Pad Thai! I had pork this time and it was delicious... Ask for the spice tray and add your own heat level. The calamari was well cooked and very tasty too.

Great good at great prices! Definitely check out the larb and Thai roti, but the basil rolls are delicious as well. All the dishes are authentic and well-made. You can also get large bowls of soup (try the Tom Kha Gai) to share for the table. Pad Prik King and Basil Noodles are both awesome!! I love the Thai iced coffee as well. Support family owned local businesses to keep Sandy Springs unique!

We came in late but still got great service and food. The bowl of tum yum soup was huge, bigger than my face but it added coconut milk in their broth which I don't prefer but it tasted like tum yum so don't worry. : ) The drunken noodles is a good stir-fried dish so we know the chef is good at Asian cooking. Green curry is awesome as well but I wish it to be more spicy like I used to have in other places. The server was cute and nice. As a very young lady, she knows what she was supposed to do and was very helpful.

I got the garlic chicken stir fry which was soooo good! Also got Thai spring rolls which were good and fresh. Our server was newer and learning but still did a great job. We also got a thai iced coffee and Thai iced tea. The tea was great and coffee was average. Not super busy on Friday night when we went but I do recommend people to try it out.

Came here with the wifey on date night and we were pleased with the food and hospitality. Food came out hot. I enjoyed the dishes we ordered. I especially liked the beef cubes served with lettuce. The spice level was two jalepenos but needed more heat. Our friendly server provided us with extra spices for our taste level. Outdoor seating was a plus and the food came out promptly. I'll have to add this as one of "go to" places. Be sure to check in first to get 25% off an appetizer!

At first, I thought this place was going to be tailored to the demographics of the area, but nope, I was wrong. Their food was pretty authentic (definitely in terms of spiciness). I went here with the coworkers for lunch. We shared the calamari, Thai spring rolls, and Thai dumplings. The calamari was okay. The description says young squid, and so, the pieces were small. But that is not the issue. The coating was pretty light that fell apart as you picked at it with a lackluster flavor. The Thai dumplings were pretty sizable -- for only coming with x4. The ground pork and shrimp were interesting combinations as one coworker did not seem to like it. I, on the other hand, dug it very much. I am partial to shumai, and this most certainly looked and tasted as such. My coworker was raving about the drunken noodles (pad-kee-mao) so that was what I ordered. Most ordered the beef and seemed to have liked it. Being the eyeball, I ordered the pork. My coworker asked since I had the pork how it tasted. I pondered for a second and said it was good but that it was not distinguishable because of all the spices. The description did have two chili peppers! The Thai iced coffee was balanced in its caffeine and sweetness. There was the typical heftiness of ice, but there was a decent amount of coffee too. Overall, the food was okay. The service was attentive with a few jokes thrown in -- like how the server joked about my male coworker having two phones meaning he had to balance two girlfriends. Haha. I would come here again and try their other dishes!