Chiriya’s Thai Cuisine - Thunderbolt, Georgia

Grisel J.

Está súper lindo, atiende una chica muy amable, un poquito tardado, pero el sabor y porciones son ideales.

Chris M.

Some places still do things correctly, and this little gem is one of them! The building is clean, unpretentious, and interestingly decorated. You can park right out front. The ingredients are very obviously fresh, and the presentation is quite nice. Service was friendly, quick, and seemed genuine (in that when they ask you how everything tastes, they're actually curious, instead of just going through the standard script). The bathroom has extremely hot water coming from the sink- always a positive critical indicator for me. This is one of the best dinners I've had in a while here in Savannah. I had the chicken Tom Yum soup and the Thai chicken fried rice. The bill was totally fitting of the quality and quantity of food. I will absolutely return again very soon. Please, go eat there- it's a small place, and a bit hidden. This is the kind of restaurant that *deserves* more business in this town, instead of the rip-jobs that others are doing downtown. This is a native Savannahian's opinion.

Madhan R.

The place is a little hard to spot from the road as it's tucked in there. But the place inside is very lively and has a good vibe. Some Thai decor, but caters to a larger audience.

Ordered the Spicy Basil with Tofu. The pepper was not mixed in very well and the sauce could have been a bit thicker, but it tasted good. The Tofu was fried well. The vegetables were tasty, but I would have preferred them to be a bit more crunchy. Good portion.

The Panang curry was excellent.

We also ordered the drunken noodle and a tom yum soup. I didn't have it, but someone else in my party said it was too sweet for them... particularly the soup.

Overall, it's a decent place to stop, but would definitely suggest you tune your dish to your liking.

Nina

Run from this place! I know this is Savannah，but it's not outer space! I should have left when I saw Mango & Sticky rice being priced $15.99. Food is SOOO overpriced here, and I've had better Thai foods for sure. $5 for a tiny bowl of jasmine rice? Come on! People are not here just for your cute flower decoration on their plates. And, they were ready to kick me out when I even had food in my mouth, the place was not even a third full.

Tristan G.

I absolutely love the atmosphere a lot in that place and the food had so much good flavor same with the drinks and the waitress is super sweet and nice I’ll definitely eat there again, to anyone who wants Thai food I highly recommend this Chiriya’s Thai Cuisine it has the best atmosphere and service

Paul T.

My wife and daughter and I just had our first visit. What a great place! We all commented on how fresh, flavorful, beautiful and high quality the food was. And the service was outstanding - very attentive and friendly. The prices are a little bit higher than other places, but you’ll soon find out that it’s true at this restaurant that you get what you pay for. We’re all looking forward to our next visit.

Erika T.

Ordered the tofu Thai fried rice. I am not exaggerating when I tell you there were like 5 TINY pieces of tofu. Tofu is like 2 dollars for a whole brick?! Why so stingy? The rice was very greasy and the dish had a weird, sweet taste. I ate 2 bites and asked for my check. The server didn’t even ask why I didn’t want a box🤣🤣🤣🥲 17.99 and I didn’t eat the food and you don’t even know any to know why? Honestly I have eaten at some pretty upscale places and these prices were really excessive. 15.99 for mango sticky rice DESSERT!

Etta L.

We were so disappointed in the quality of the food and the prices are honestly shockingly high, especially considering that it’s not downtown … but if the food was amazing, okay, that’s fine. You’ve earned it. But that’s not the case here. The chicken satay ($16) involved some pieces of chicken that were not terribly impressive, seemed sort of braised instead of grilled. There were gristles 😱. The peanut sauce was not good… sweet, bland; basically it inspired us to ask “why don’t we do this at home more often, because we can make a kick a$$ peanut sauce and this isn’t like that at all.” We each got a really really small amount of tofu with our dish as the protein. Mine literally had three small chunks of tofu in the entire dish, massaman curry which was $18. The sauce was incredibly thin, the potatoes were freezer-burned (I did pick out and eat all of the baby green beans, which were fine). We paid and left a few minutes after getting our food, my wife barely touched hers (one bite told her it was not good) and our server didn’t even ask if everything was okay with our food. There are several much better options for Thai in Savannah, I highly recommend that you avail yourself of one of them.