Thai E3 Cusines

Well, the service was good and there was no wait for a table. Of course I was the only customer there. A first it seemed like a cool upstairs Thai place. It could have been cleaner. See the picture of the soy sauce on the table. The Pad Basil Chicken was ok. The spice level was good, the sauce was decent, but 1 in 4 pieces of chicken had a not so nice little bit of fat/gristle/tendon, something i had to stop chewing to take out of my mouth. And a few bites had that odd flavor you get when you reheat cooked chicken. Pretty disappointing meal.

I eat all over this town, and this is one of the best there is. We've come here repeatedly to test consistency and preparation. This establishment is owned by a family with a very strong and unique background. The food is very well prepared and extremely unique. I have had Thai all over the country, and this is some of the best. For a couple I suggest starting with the foundations. Get Pad Thai and the Drunken Noodles, both with chicken, and medium spice (not very spicy at all, but enough). Get two plates and split this. For an appetizer the pop chicken is great. It's not always busy, which is great for us as customers. This place should be doing better though, it just needs discovered. The entrance is a tad easy to miss and that's what hurts, for now. I have no doubt once reviews build, this will be a well known go-to.

Great new find! I tried E3 with some coworkers for lunch yesterday, and we were not disappointed. I ordered the lunch pad thai noodles with chicken (L5 on the menu). The $8.99 lunch comes with your entree, onion soup and a spring roll. All were delicious! I ordered mine mild, and it was perfect (I am not a huge fan of spice). The server was very helpful in addressing our questions about the menu as well. The only downside was the hike up the stairs. This place is NOT wheelchair accessible, and the stairs might be too much for the elderly or someone who has knee or foot issues.

This place has really tasty food. The location is a bit tucked away and easy to miss. The entrance is on Broad Street but it's upstairs. We ordered a few dishes and they were all great. They did bring us one of the wing dishes but as soon as our waitress checked on us she got it fixed and got us the right dish. To make it even better they also have boba (bubble tea) and they make it fresh.

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!

The food here was amazing! It is obvious why they are known for their pad thai. The service was good & food was hot. I wish I had tried a dessert, but there was no way. We also each took home over half of our meals, so we will easily get 2+ meals out of it! The only down side I can see is that it is not handicap accessible. There are two flights of stairs to get up to the restaurant.

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