Parking is behind the building . Upon arrival everything look weird . They are super strict about…read moreeverything. If you want to spilt the flavor it's $1. If you want your wings extra we tits $0.50 . You get two soy sauce with your mean anything else is $0.10 . Like they charge for everything . I order a twenty piece wing . Mild & braised . It comes with wings drink and fries for $13.99. The wings are small & you only get a small hand full of fries . The sauce was amazing & it was cooked to order . I would come back again .

Undercooked wings and odd tasting fries. Tasted like the food was spoiled. Avoid at all cost.read more

This place was ok. I was just in the neighborhood and decided to stop by. Just wanted to try a…read morelittle something so I decided to try the Mexican pizza. I thought it would be a little different then this. It was a little hard to eat but didn't taste to bad.

Hey you....Look me right in my face because you need to hear me. If you live anywhere around East…read moreAtlanta, you need to take yourself straight to a brand bew addition to the n'hood: MikChan's. Located in the Global Grub Collective, (We Suki Suki for the EAV locals) this new little gem has sammiches so good, you'd literally duel your own damn family over one. The Mongolian Dip, with its massive mound-o-meat w/ sweet and spicy marinade, melty cheese and savory jus (for dipping, yo) will just make your day better - and that's a promise. Now let's discuss their Cuban and Cubans in general. For the past 10 years it's been my job to work with restaurants. I've had all the Cubans the A can sling at me, and I'd put their Cuban up against my favorites any day. The overnight marinated Boston butt with ham and provolone cheese is offset perfectly with their bright and spicy homemade Chinese mustard, and house made pickles. Are you picking up what I'm putting down, yet? Because there's no Sysco up in there, baby! Lastly, if you're vegan, vegetarian, or gluten free, they have you smothered and covered in every way possible. Even as a proud carnivore, I'd eat that Mushroom Melt at least once a week. The mushrooms are a garlicky, umami bomb that's topped with tons of cheese and pressed in the same TGM bread. Other must haves are the tacos and Mexican Pizza. Yeah, like THAT Mexican pizza. You know the one. The one you use to skip lunch period to go have... it's like that, just better, more sophisticated, and all grown-up - just like you! Lastly...Mexican Coke slushies and homemade pop tarts. I don't think much more needs to be said. Happy eating!

yummy sandwiches a great go to spot ! The specialty sauce…read moreis my fav. Me and my friend eat here often.

Absolutely worth every bit of hype and way above my high expectations. Atlanta has been graced by…read morean elite-level sandwich spot. I'll put it right there with Fred's. The owner told me someone once said Atlanta isn't a sandwich city, which is baffling. We are! It's just that no one wants to open a good sandwich spot. Featuring outdoor seating only, this is a charming spot right in the middle of a neighborhood intersection. We ordered at the window and ate out on their patio. The owner is a true gentleman--I'm so glad we got to meet him! He paired my sandwich with a nice pineapple Jarritos and suggested we try his homemade pasta salad. Y'all, this sandwich was on another level. We got the Jack's Fish Market, and it was freshly made and uniquely good. I can't say I have ever had a sub quite like it. It's going right up there with the Korean cheesesteak from Fred's and Hattie B's hot chicken sandwich as one of my favorite ATL sandwiches. I split it alongside the pasta salad, and that was more than enough food. Bottom line: if you live in ATL and haven't been here yet, shame on you. It's a very casual spot with unique flair, a great owner, and mind-bending food. Can't wait to go back!

"Zesto is. not a coney. on my lot, their foot long is one of…read morethee best chili dogs outside of Detroit,MI. *footlong did not make it to photo"

The Original soft serve ice cream spot. Great burgers, onion r and delicious crinkle cut fries.read more

Liked ----- Everything here was great and we LOVED the…read moreedemame flavor, with a little spice too. It was very tasty. All of the flavors were tasty and I can't wait to come back again. The drinks were different, creative and some unique flavors, we had a good time. It was great. We'll be back for sure.

This is a cool little spot. It is, obviously, heavily Asian-influenced and they have plenty on the…read moremenu for you. Just to be clear this is not a spot you would go to watch a game or bring a large party so don't do that lol. The parking lot that they have is very small so keep that in mind. You can see signs that point to around the neighborhood, which is around the corner. It's in a strip mall so it shares a lot with a few other places. It's not surprising that the lot is going to be full of homeless people if you try to go. When you come in, you have to wait until you're seated and once you get greeted it's usually pretty cool. Everybody else is pretty friendly and they keep coming up to the table to make sure you're good. Well that was my first time experience at least. Handmade gyoza - the gyoza was really good and it had a very savory flavor and taste to it. It felt like they were very fresh and they filled them to the brim and you could taste it. I got the pork ones because I wasn't getting tofu lol and they were really really good and I would actually go back for those when I go back. Okonomiyaki - this one is a weird one so it's a pancake type of situation but it's more cabbage than pancake. I'm not sure how I feel about it but it wasn't terrible but it wasn't really good either. Now I will say that the fact that what sent this over was all the sauces that they put on it. I'm not sure what the brown sauce was but at the same time I know that the mayo was basically drenching it as well. You can get one topping on there and the selected topping was steak. The flavor of the sauces and the steak pretty much carried the pancake because it didn't have a lot on its own. I am glad I tried it but I probably would not rush back for this. Karaage - it's fried chicken. It's not like it's anything earth-changing or somebody's auntie or grandma making it but it was pretty decent fried chicken. It came with mayo that you can dip it in but it wasn't anything life changing to me. Japanese curry (steak) - the Japanese curry was good but it was just curry. It wasn't anything that I couldn't get anywhere else at another type of restaurant but it was good and it was savory and it gave me exactly what I needed. When I ordered curry it came with rice, which was also nice that you could use as part of the meal as well, but it was just pretty good curry. Just if you need options... It comes in vegetarian if you want to do that because they have a tofu version as well but I didn't get that at all LOL! Overall I would give this another go but it wasn't a complete five star thing for me. It wasn't bad but at the same time it wasn't life-changing. I'd have to try a couple more things just to make sure. It was worth my time and effort and it will be worth my time to give it another go when I go on that side of town.

This place use to be Hardee's at the corner of Austin Drive and Glenwood Rd in "Decata" not to be…read moreconfused with "Decatur". I heard the chicken is pretty good so I stopped by and got the 3 piece wing meal and it came with on side. I got the potato side, which is considered a specialty collection on their menu. I asked if they put eggs in it (not sure why I ask because either way I will eat it) and the lady was kind enough to check for me and she said they do not put eggs in it. It does come with a biscuit that is more like a roll. I'm not a biscuit fan so I really enjoyed it. I also got a small peach cobbler and a sweet tea. The food was great! The chicken is crunchy on the outside and moist on the inside and was well seasoned. The potato salad was good. The bread was buttery and soft. The peach cobbler was great but I wish I had gotten a large and gotten more filling. I know some people like crust only when it comes to cobbler, so if that is you, this is the perfect place to go. The small was definitely a tease. It was only like three bites. The service and food were on point. I would love to go back and try their breakfast items. I assume they sell breakfast all day but I didn't think to ask. If you don't mind going to the sketchy part of town, definitely try them out.

Food is fresh and delicious. Their customer service is also always on point. I took one star away…read morebecause one time the chicken wings were greasier than normal and didn't taste the way they usually do. Their biscuits never disappoint and the iced tea is great.

The sever was friendly and constantly checking in. The place has a nice vibe! The food is pretty…read moregood. We had the fried dumplings, fire chicken and bibimbap. The dumplings and fire chicken were delicious. The fire chicken though is no joke. Be ready to chug water! The bibimbap was aesthetically pleasing but didn't have much flavor in my opinion until I mixed it all together. Don't get me wrong, it's delicious but compared to the fire chicken that I had first, I felt it needed something. I recommend not eating the fire chicken first lol! I also got the perfect vacation cocktail and that definitely did not disappoint. It's Mezcal drink and I only needed one! Overall definitely recommend!

The parking here can be a bit hectic as the lot is very small, and fills up very quickly when the…read moreplace opens at 5pm, so get here before then if possible to avoid the hassle. From the outside, the front entrance is a very plain white unassuming door, but once inside the ambiance is full of personality. Grungy, dim lit, industrial is the vibe. The service was very friendly, everyone has such cool tattoos, and the food was amazing. They serve smaller style portions, so it's easy to get multiple things and share. We got the glass noodles with bone marrow and the braised pork belly. The glass noodles were tender but still had a nice bounce to them, and the bone marrow added a deep warm umami flavor. The braised pork belly was perfectly cooked, slight crisp and very juicy. It came with some lettuce and pickled vegetables to make wraps with. Overall a great hang out or date spot, will definitely be coming back to try the other menu items

This place is always on point. When the pandemic hit, I didn't think this place was gonna reopen…read morebut when they did, I was so happy. The family that runs this place is so professional at all point. The food is amazing. Hands-down the best gyros in Atlanta. 10/10 easy.

Located @ 240 Martin Luther King Jr Dr SE Atlanta, GA 30312…read more Today I ordered a Lamb Gyro with extra Tzatziki sauce. The sauce was an additional $2. The service was quick and my food was made when ordered so it was hot when I received it. The ambiance was busy but again quick. My lunch was delicious and I'd definitely recommend this location for if you're looking for good burgers, gyros, salads and so much more. It was the freshly prepared gyro for me.