Tokyo Alley

The atmosphere is inviting but the food is HORRIBLE! It took forever to be seated in an almost empty restaurant. The guy asked if I was there for a pickup order, I said no. Then he asked, "Do you want to place an order to go, to which I said no again?" I'm not sure what that was about. I was trying not to take it personally concerning all the racial tensions happening in our country. He escorted me to a table at the opening of a storage closet, like directly beside it. The menu had all these fancy titles, and I chose the Bangkok...supposedly in a red chili sauce! Imagine my horror when I saw yum yum sauce with chicken fingers! And the cold angel hair pasta passed off as noodles! The spring rolls were actually shrimp breaded. Definitely, not what's advertised.

My son has been talking about this place for years. So on last weekend I took my son out for dinner and the food was great season to perfection, the waiter and waitress was pleasant and very attentive, the atmosphere was very inviting from the moment we entered the establishment. I have been to many fine restaurants all over the world. But this one far exceeds any of them that I have attended. The price is very affordable. The best kept secret in Macon GA. If you are thinking about going here no need yo look any further. It will be worth your time and effort.

Came here Saturday night before the Macon Civic Club show. Cute restaurant with delicious food. I've never seen curry served in a soup so I was surprised by that. It was good but I didn't want soup, and the shrimp still had the tails on them. So that made me have to either pick them out of the soup with my hands or spear them with my fork to eat them. Not fun when you're dressed up to go out. Had to ask special for fried rice which isn't on the menu, instead of the jasmine rice which we were previously told was bland. Wasn't a fan of the cold noodle salad, but you can order veggies instead. The egg drop soup which is served before the entree, was outstanding. At the end of the meal we waited at least 10 minutes for someone to bring us our check before we finally asked for it, and were told to go to the front, where we had to give our order all over again so that they could find it. Ridiculous on a busy Saturday night. Overall it was an OK experience but we probably won't be back.

Soooo many people bragged about this restaurant, yet there i was like.. " oh ok" I just knew those noodles would be a hit ... the nastiest some I've ever tasted, sugary cold noodles.. I also had a cheese stick, fried rice was so basic and boring and that lemon chicken was nothing to write home about. Those dumplings were terrible, I've had frozen that tasted better. Also why is it so dark in the bathroom area, felt like i was walking into a haunted house. I would not return.

First time trying this place. Haven't had Thai cuisine since I lived in Columbus, and I must say Tokyo Alley exceeds expectations. Location is quaint, cozy, pretty easy to access. Staff is friendly from phone calls to every interaction in person. I ordered the chicken and red curry, and was blown away. I hope this place sees more business, they DEFINITELY deserve it!! The chefs were hustling and everything was amazing. Thank you all for a wonderful first visit and likely many more to come. ☺️☺️👍🏾🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

This was our first time eating at Tokyo Alley in Macon Ga and it might be our last. Let's start with the positive things, the place was clean and the service was great. Our servers made sure our glass was never empty which means a lot and the food portion was hefty. Now, here comes the part that everyone is waiting for, the Cons! The free soup they give everyone tasted like pure soy sauce, no flavor, no enjoyment at all. My daughter's cold pasta tasted like it was left outside for a few days before they decided to put it on her plate. She did like her chicken strips. My wife's vegetables tasted like it came out of the can after it expired. She did like her fried shrimp. I ordered a Pad thai which tasted like they made it from the microwave. The noodle was dry and the chicken had no flavor. It had no peanut or peanut flavor which makes a Pad Thai.

My wife and I found this place by chance while I was smoking a cigar next door on the rooftop patio of Churchills on Cherry. We were looking for a place to get vegan food and weren’t having much luck and decided to try this place. They didn’t have much on the menu we could eat but asked for options and were able to order fried tofu with rice and vegetables and wow that was a delicious meal! The server and cooks were very friendly and accommodating! Will definitely be back next time we’re in Macon. It’s a perfect little place tucked away in a back alley, might be hard to find if you’re not looking but totally worth it!