Loved all the different food everything was made to order and an average wait time of 10 minsread more

Ive been to this food court many times since it's located beside of the Jusgo Supermarket, you can…read morewalk in and choose something to settle your stomach. I had Taiwan Yes Formosa, Shanghai food, Xi A gourmet, etc. Today I got Lanzhou beef noodles, It's situated in front of food court of Justgo Supermarket. The soup and beef are okey, but the pulled noodles are really not close to the authentic Lanzhou pulled noodles, since I lived there for almost 20 years. Overall the qualities of all these food stalls are on same level, don't expect too much, you may get satisfied.

Delicious! And the…read morelady behind the counter was very nice and welcoming to me, someone who didn't exactly know what to ask for I had biang biang noodles and also shrimp with veg and chili sauce. The lady said that either one would be enough for me. And you know what? She was exactly right...so I know what tomorrow's lunch will be!

Located inside Jusgo Food Court which is like a mall food court. We stopped by Saturday night for…read moredinner. You can order at the kiosk or the counter and I recommend the counter to customize spice levels. I got the Spicy Cumin Lamb Noodles and it was flavorful but a bit too spicy for me. There's a lot of lamb and the price is very good.

Tried Red Lantern today for the first time. Being in a food court, you order and pick up at the…read morecounter. The lady at the counter taking our order was very nice and efficient. The restaurant was super busy and had lots of take out and catering orders as well which was a good sign. Our server told us it was busy and our order may take longer than usual; it was worth the wait! We got fish with black bean sauce first and were pleasantly surprised. The fish dish was filled with fresh peppers and onions with tender white fish in a delicious brown sauce and served with rice. Excellent dish. Our second dish was seafood ho fun (flat rice noodles). This dish was served fresh and piping hot with shrimp, squid, fish, green veggies, and black mushroom along with other ingredients server on top of a bed of broad rice noodles. We were pleasantly surprised at how well prepared this dish was and the amazing wok hei flavor. The menu is extensive and we will definitely be back again!

This is our favorite American style Chinese restaurant in all of Georgia. It's run by a little…read moreVietnamese grandma that's sassy and really sweet. We haven't found a single dish that isn't delicious. With all of the authentic Chinese restaurants in the Duluth area finding really good New York style Chinese food is actually really difficult. Her sesame chicken is fantastic. The portion sizes are great and the service is always wonderful.

Only food court option in Mega Mart (other than the dumpling stall on the other side) - the place…read moreis always packed so you know it must be good. Surprised no one has written a review yet - it's been around for about two years. They have your usual Korean dishes like Soon Dubu Jigae, Kalbi Tang, Dolsot Bibimbop ... and Korean/Chinese dishes like Jja Jang Myun and Jjam Bong. Portions are perfect for one meal (don't expect leftovers). Reasonable prices ($6.99-9.99). JJAMPPONG - $7.99 It's hard to find good Jjam Ppong in Atlanta - most either no longer have much seafood or their broth doesn't have that distinct smoky flavor. This one is good - tasty broth w/ squid, clams and mussels ... no shrimp. Today's version though was super almost uncomfortably too spicy. My dad loves really spicy food but even he couldn't handle it. I had heard there's some new trendy super spicy hot pepper - maybe they're using this pepper. Also served w/ daikon and raw white onions w/ black bean sauce. KALBI TANG - $7.99 Broth had great flavor. Also 2 big beef bones - the meat tasted good. Also a few radish, egg, green onions and cellophane noodles. Not a huge portion but perfect size for lunch. Came w/ 3 banchan. OJINGEO BOKKEUM - $7.99 Very good flavor. Wish there were more squid - many of the sauteed white onions could be mistaken for squid. Still enjoyed very much. Also served w/ 3 banchan (kimchi was very fresh and tasty). Other dishes tried in the past - DolSot BiBimBop ($7.99 - very good), SamSeon JjaJang ($6.99 - good; supposed to have seafood but ours had just squid; salty but tasty sauce), SunDuBu JjiGae ($7.99 - good; very spicy); and JjamJjaMyeon ($8.99 - 1/2 JjaJangMyeon, 1/2 JjamPpong; very good). Great place to eat before/after grocery shopping at Mega Mart.

Wait, Mega Mart has a food court?? Kinda, and Sura Korean Bistro is one of them. But let me back…read moreup. I was told Mega Mart may have some good lunch options, so when I paid them a visit and wandered around, I stumbled across a dumplings place first, before walking behind the dumpling shop and finding Sura Korean Bistro. Sura has a seating area for meal options and this bistro specializes in both korean and chinese meals. After having the menu explained to me by staff, I decided to try their JEYUK BOKKEUM ($7.99) also know as Spicy pork with steamed rice. Service was quick, staff were friendly, and more importantly, food was good! Admittedly, the food wasn't very spicy, but each bite was packed with flavor. In addition to the slices of pork came carrot, onion, and other veggies, all sprinkled with sesame seeds. Accompanying the main entree were banchan that included sprouts, kimchee, jalapeno, onions, and soup, all of which were flavorful and fresh. Steamed rice rounded out the entire meal. Pork slices were tender, not chewy and again, delicious! Rice went well with the pork and the veggies. For 8 bucks, it's a decent amount of food for a meal. Whether you're shopping around Mega mart, or you're just in the area looking for a snack, you can't go wrong stopping in to Sura Korean Bistro.

Simply put, I have been in love with the concept of Plaza Las Americas ever since I first…read morediscovered it back in 2018 when they were just getting started. It was easy even then to see the potential. Their motto is: "Estamos construyendo el nuevo centro para la familia latina mas cerca de ti!" which means "We are building the new center for the Latin family closer to you!" While I am not of Latin blood, I love bringing my family here all the same... especially to the food court! Over the last few years several shops have come and gone, but the total number of vendors seems to be at an all-time high. You can find everything from insurance to Quensetta dresses as well as a dozen Latin restaurants ranging from Mexican & Venezuelan to Puerto Rican and Salvadoran. My current favorite items are the chicken tamales @ Star Bakery (Salvadoran) and the AH-MAZING grilled steak @ Villano's Tacos. *** There is a decent video game arcade and a play area for kids that reminds me of the indoor playland we actually PAY for our kids to play at near Mall of Georgia, but here it's FREE!!! SHOPS INCLUDE: Women, Men & Children's clothing, lingerie, REAL leather boots and Western Wear, shoes, accessories, hair, nail & eyebrow salons, esthetics, jewelry, and electronics. There are candy stores, fragrances, a soccer sports store, mobile phone providers, a truly unique candle store and more. But the best part for me was the food court. You'll also find services such as alterations, insurance, printers, real estate, import/export, taxi, consulting, prom/wedding attire, florists and party favors. THE FOOD COURT FEATURES: Tacos and burritos, pizza, arepas, paninis, shawarmas, baked goods, seafood, Mexican ice cream, fried corn, Venezuelan hamburgers, tortas, gorditas, tamales, empanadas, cubanos, enchiladas, sopes, grilled steak, soups & stews, chicharrón, baleadas, smoothies and so much more! There is even a Dominican place called Mamajuana (hahahaha), but I have yet to catch them open. Must be my scent! There are traditional restrooms as well as individual/family restrooms (complete with a lounge) and a giant water fountain. The floors are a nicely stained concrete with a glossy finish. There is an OUTDOOR gated turf soccer field with its own Agua Buena League where adults or kids can compete with other teams in a fun and safe way. There is also an event hall and Kids Club where "little ones can enjoy different activities, learning different crafts, music and even cooking recipes." SERIOUSLY, WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE about Plaza Las Americas. *** FINAL THOUGHTS My one complaint is nearly everything is written in Spanish and not English friendly. I get I'm probably not the target audience, but I want to be supportive all the same. Many of the vendors are also English challenged, which makes asking a question or making a purchase a tad difficult. But if you can persist, the mall is very clean, safe and most of the vendors are super friendly and eager to please. I absolutely adore what they are building here... a community! Highly recommend coming for a visit! 2022 / 80

If you are looking for authentic Hispanic food definitely come to this plaza. They have a variety…read moreof restaurants as well as little stores. We tried tacos, Churros, and pupusa's from three different spots and they were all delicious. I ended up buying a beautiful handcrafted Hispanic dress to wear. I also got tiny little wooden keychains that were hand-painted and made. The prices are very reasonable. If you are in the mood for authentic Hispanic food definitely give this place a try you will not be disappointed

I came here on a Sunday and ordered braised beef noodles and a scallion pancake with beef brisket…read more The pancake was great but the beef noodle was just ok. Need a little more flavor, just my opinion. The service was great and the place had a line of customers. Overall I'll probably return and try something different.

We eat here often at jusgo food court & get soup dumplings most often…read more We had our son with us so we got him the Shanghai udon noodles since he's just 14 months so not ready for spicy foods But the udon noodles were great! The sauce was flavorful & a great portion size of noodles for $10. There wasn't really much meat but that was fine because we really just wanted noodles and bok choy which were the main stars of the dish. We also got an order of soup dumplings for ourselves The food comes out piping hot so you have to wait to eat & the dumplings have a very thin skin. I'd say northern China eatery dumplings are better but these are solid for the food court! FYI the sign is not in English so don't look for the English name They also have a machine you can order on or order from the attendant Food took maybe 10-15 mins to cook

Best BBQ is a Cantonese food stall located inside Great Wall Supermarket. They sell favorites like…read moreroast pork and duck as well as dim sum. Out of all the food stalls in the food court, this one was the most popular when I went. It was pretty lively in the back corner, which is where this place is located. I thought the service was fine. The workers are there to get work done, not to perform outstanding customer service. I got the Crispy Pork on Rice! I love getting this meal at these Cantonese/Chinese places. I found the pork belly to be really tasty. There was a nice marinade over the skin and meat, plus the skin was pretty crispy even when some of the pieces got a little too moist inside the container. I thought there was a generous portion of the crispy pork in my meal. There were some mustard greens in the rice plate which added nice variation in taste. I also got a small cup of complementary soup on the side which I did not try but it did smell good. Overall, I think that my meal was pretty good. I would probably come back if I am ever inside the Great Wall Supermarket.

Don't know why I never rate this place. But this is probably the freshest dim sum you'll get…read more Located in the food court of Great Wall Supermarket, you can find a variety of dim sum plates plus all the entrees they have. They do have a service charge when using a credit card so beware. If you don't speak Chinese, not a problem, just point at the picture you want. After you finish, just bring your tray of food to the counter on the left.

We stood at the counter for quite awhile and no one ever came to take our order. During that wait…read morewe got to get a good look at the condition of the food hanging up...it looked old and poorly cooked! We left and ate at a bbq place in the same market. It was much nicer.

Our first visit. We will definitely be back. It was very busy. A Sunday. Everyone that was there…read moreseemed to know the deal. We could have had a more well rounded experience but there is aleays an opportunity to go back. All of the foods reminded me of my family, my father especially who always ordered Chinese roast duck that was served cut up. It was PERFECT. GREASY SOY DELICIOUS. I did bring some home to share grudgingly with my husband. Can't wait to go back.

One of my favorite restaurants to eat at in Duluth for Chinese food! Everything I've tried is a…read moresolid 10/10 and some of the best Chinese food I've had, especially given the price point. I've had their green beans (must-get), their dry pot, their stir-fried intestines, and eggplant fish clay pot. All of which there were no complaints and only exclaims at how yummy the food was! I don't have any pictures because my friends and I literally shovel the food into our mouths every time. Everything is seasoned and flavored well and pretty good portion size. They also make everything super fast so you usually won't have to wait more than 10 mins for your order to be ready. All that to say, come try their food and you will not he disappointed! Pro-tip: Ask for their chili oil which they make in-house. Otherwise, I also like grabbing some chili oil from Ping's Place right next door.

One of my go-to places for tasty Szechuan in Gwinnett! Humble House is located inside and along…read morethe left wall of Great Wall Supermarket. The food satisfies my cravings for flavorful dishes spooned over steaming hot white rice. Some of my faves include the Fish with Eggplant and the Beef with Soft Tofu. I typically call in my order, and the food is prepared well and in a timely manner. The portions are generous with reasonable prices. Pay cash to avoid the credit card processing fees.

I wanted to try a rice burrito and they had it, it was fresh and came out quickly. Very delicious…read moreand I would definitely try again.

Tucked in the food court section of the Great Wall Chinese supermarket, is this food stall that…read moreserves some classic LEGITIMATE Chinese dishes (none of that General Tso nonsense Westerners seem to think is real Chinese) If you know, you know... Chinese food is based on the region the dish originated in China and not some nod to some general who never even had chicken... Ping's Place is the second stall when you walk in on the left. There isn't anything really much in terms of service. You walk up, locate the meal you want, drop you money, and they'll call you when your order is ready and you go and grab it. It's cafeteria style much like any food court. The ambiance isn't really anything to write home about either. it's a food court or more or less, a food strip with five different food stalls tucked on the left side of The Great Wall supermarket. So let's talk food. I've been hunting for a good Chinese beef noodle soup. Needless to say, Ping's isn't that bad. The soup itself was a bit bland but there was a richness to it that I found delightful. The noodles were al dente. The meat, tender as tender can be. It did have an odd irony smell to it but I did put white pepper, chili oil, and Chinese black vinegar into it so that might be something that gave it that weird iron smell but more or less, it was decent. Probably not the best beef noodle soup but better than some of the other joints I've had that claimed to carry Chinese beef noodle soup. I do recommend you check it out if you're already with sitting in the middle of a bustling Chinese supermarket.