Terminal 26 Brings the Spirit of Thailand’s Floating Markets to Ponce City Market
Terminal 26 was recently featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in a review exploring the restaurant’s Thai floating market-inspired concept at Ponce City Market. The article takes a closer look at the space, the food, and the experience behind our newest concept from sisters Niki and Tanya Pattharakositkul.
The review highlights the inspiration behind Terminal 26, where Thai street food is brought to life in a highly designed space inspired by the sights and atmosphere of Thailand’s famous floating markets. From the serpentine table running through the dining room like a river to the Thai cultural details throughout the space, the design is meant to make a visit to Terminal 26 feel like more than just a meal.
The AJC also spotlighted several dishes from the menu, including our papaya salad, chive cakes, boat noodles, crab fried rice, massaman curry, and chicken khao soi roti wrap. The review also called attention to our beverage program, including the frozen tom kha margarita and longan drink.
We’re proud to see Terminal 26 recognized by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as we continue bringing the flavors, energy, and spirit of Thailand’s floating markets to Atlanta. We’re grateful to everyone who has visited us since opening and look forward to continuing to make Terminal 26 a destination at Ponce City Market.