Pink Lotus Thai Restaurant To Open Next Week in Atlanta

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The second week of July will be Thai time in a huge way as a new Atlanta restaurant opens its doors. Pink Lotus, from the owners of 26 Thai Kitchen, is set to open on July 8, 2025.

Pink Lotus Set To Open in West Midtown

The restaurant is located in the former Donetto space at the Stockyards in West Midtown. This eatery will serve a variety of Thai dishes, complemented by cocktails, beer, and wine.

Pink Lotus Thai Restaurant showcases the lesser-known facets of Thai cuisine with a menu highlighting regional specialties rarely found in American Thai restaurants. Judging from its pedigree, it’s already sure to be one of the best Thai restaurants in Atlanta.

What’s On the Menu at Pink Lotus?

Expect dishes like Mieng Kum (Betel leaves stuffed with coconut, peanuts, lime, ginger, and sweet palm sugar sauce from central Thailand), Kaeng Rawan (a bold, coconut-rich southern Thai curry with beef short rib and vibrant spices), and Pla Pao (charcoal-grilled, salt-crusted whole fish).

Presented in a shareable, tapas-style format, Pink Lotus offers Atlanta a traditional yet innovative Thai dining experience.

Where Is Pink Lotus Located?

Pink Lotus is located at 976 Brady Avenue NW STE 110 Atlanta, GA 30318. Here’s a map to help you find it.

Final Word

West Midtown boasts a range of restaurants offering everything from high-end omakase to casual, budget-friendly eats. Establishments like Antico, known for its perfect Neapolitan pizza crust, and Forza Storico, with its Roman-inspired dishes, showcase the area’s ability to blend authenticity with creativity.

Pink Lotus Thai Restaurant adds to this by introducing lesser-known Thai regional specialties like Mieng Kum and Kaeng Rawan in a shareable, tapas-style format, bringing a fresh twist to Atlanta’s Thai dining scene.

Want to know what food is poppin’ right now? Read our West Midtown Eating Guide.

The ATL has other cool eateries as well. If you’re gluten-free, there’s plenty of options. Same goes for keto-friendly restaurants or Asian fare in Atlanta.

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