Insee Thai asian cuisine

I went to Insee Thai Asian Cuisine for lunch and ordered the crispy chicken with basil sauce, along with egg drop soup and fried rice. While the food itself was okay, the execution really missed the mark. The chicken did come out crispy initially, but it was served with the basil sauce poured directly on top of the fried chicken, which made it bready and soggy. If something is fried, I expect it to stay crispy, not soaked. I had to send it back because I don’t want sauce or juice sitting on top of fried food. My egg drop soup also came out cold, which required another send-back. Soup should come out hot—especially something as simple as egg drop soup. The server was polite and nice, but she moved so fast that she didn’t slow down long enough to actually listen to what I needed. I was tryin

I really enjoyed my meal. The Pad Kee Mao was full of big, fresh basil leaves and had great, bold flavor. The Red Curry was good but mild on spice, so I added chili peppers and it really elevated it. Both dishes tasted fresh and satisfying. Overall a great experience and I’d definitely order from here again.

My absolute comfort food !! My first time trying and I’m so glad I found them ! Never knew they are so close ! Everything was delicious ! The dumplings didn’t have much flavor so I added chili oil ! If you’re ever in Atlanta you HAVE to try Srithai: Thai Kitchen & Sushi Bar (Emory). My favorite restaurant hands down … thank me later ! The menu is so similar but the flavor is so good!!! I never pass up going there EVER

Small mom and pop restaurant, quiet, very pleasant intimate space, you can actually talk and hear each other. Great price and food always tastes good. They make a cheese cake here and it’s one of the best I’ve had.

The lady that took my phone order seemed nice. When I walked inside the restaurant, the young guy at the front desk just looked at me like he didn't want me there. He didn't greet me. He only asked me why I was there. He rang me up and handed me my food and didn't say anything else. Bad day maybe, but he needs to remember that the customers are the ones giving his family income. No good for mommy if he pushes away the customers. They didn't give me any napkins or utensils. The laab chicken was extra sour and salty. It tasted like ground chicken soaked in salt and lime juice. The drunken noodles were so bland, barely had any basil, and the beef tasted weird. The drunken noodles were also soaked in grease, as you can see in the picture. I've been to many Thai restaurants, and this is proba