Top Spice

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djpayne7

Joined 9 years ago

Good for an intern salary. This place was the best Thai I have had in this city. The service is prompt and the food was delicious. I left that day like a happy fat thai kid on x-mas.

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Erin Behan

Joined 10 years ago

Soothing surroundings add charm to upscale Thai and exotic Malaysian cuisine.. The Scene
Rich wood and ochre walls draw you into a calming dining room and away from the frenzied strip mall surroundings. An army of servers delivers assistance and food at your leisure. The combination of elegant surroundings and dependable service lures a crowd of regulars that keep the restaurant consistently busy.

The Food
For starters, go Thai with the tender basil rolls. A Malaysian appetizer, roti canai--a pancake dipped in curry--lacks flavor. Both the Malaysian buah mango chicken--served in mango halves--and the Malaysian pineapple prawn--immense shrimp served in a pineapple--impress with presentation and novelty, but Thai fans may be turned off by the sweetness. The deep-fried, soft-shelled crab in a spicy Thai curry paste offers a tangy treat with a side of crisp asparagus. Four ice cream choices--coconut, green tea, vanilla and mango--make dessert as difficult a decision as the entree selection.

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clincher

Joined 10 years ago

Good but Value is a ?. I like this place. Top Spice is located in a strip mall but it's what's on the inside that counts. The decor and ambiance of this place can immediately trick the mind to believe that you have warped to somewhere more urban and sophisticated. The food is good but a little overpriced for the portions given. Service is average but everyone is very friendly. I will come back...someday.

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acsolomon

Joined 11 years ago

Yummy, but not authentic. When you walk in, the atmosphere immediately puts you in a relaxed mood.

The service varies, generally better than average.

The food can be bland if you are looking for more spicy fare, I prefer the malaysian dishes.

Overall, a treat. Not too expensive. Also, look hard its kind of hidden in the shopping center.....

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smitherman

Joined 11 years ago

BAD SERVICE!!!. The food was good but the service was really bad!!! I'm really dissapointed...It was my daughters birthday...and we tried to make reservations on that night but after we came they didn't even saved a table for us...so whats the point of making reservation there!! We still needed to wait about an hour to get the table ready, after that I got really bad experience with the waitress. She's so rude...maybe she got a bad day!! I didn't know why but I absolutely never..ever come back again!! and my daughter.. she was really..really unhappy that time!!

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circetsui

Joined 11 years ago

Not the real Thai. Although the service is good and the price is right, I have to say this is not the real Thai food ( same as many other so called Thai resturants in Atlanta) . You can tell just by trying their Tom Yum Gung soup. The lemon grass favor is so little and there is not straw mushroom. Their main dishes are OK, too sweet for the taste of Thai though. I will not go back there again unless requested by my friends.

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esiegel76

Joined 11 years ago

The Spice is The BEST!. This is the best kept secret on the Thai/Malaysian food scene in Atlanta. We first found this place, tucked away in the Toco Hills shopping center, in a random search for a quick bite and were completely taken away! We've been back at least 6 times now! The atmosphere is excellent, the staff are friendly, the service is excellent and the food is nothing but incredible! I try someting new every time and have yet to be disappointed! A key point for me is that they don't kill you with huge portions. The portions are perfectly sized to leave you full but not bloated and overstuffed (a rarity these days)! And here's the kicker: The prices are VERY reasonable. About $40 will get you a very nice dinner for 2. A must try if you crave Thai/Malaysian!