If you're Taiwanese or on the hunt for legit hot pot, GO TO POP POT. The owner (?) told us her…read moreingredients are specially sourced from Taiwan and the Taiwanese sausage we started with def tasted just look what I grew up with. Each of the hot pot options automatically comes with a TON of Taiwanese favs, ranging from 豬血糕 and fish balls to Napa cabbage and tofu. They let you select the spice level and have an add-on section with extra meat, egg, noodles, etc. Huge portions given the cost. It's been quiet both times I've gone in - shocked this place isn't more popular. Definitely a relaxing environment, regardless.

I have been coming to Pop Pot for YEARSSSS!!! And somehow I always take photos and forget to leave…read morea review. ‍ We seriously love it here. I always get the sukiyaki pot, and my kids are obsessed with the Taiwanese pot. And for the sauce? We always ask them to mix all three together trust me, that combo hits every single time. One thing I love is that everything comes fully made and all in one pot for you. Unlike other hot pot spots where you have to pick and cook everything yourself, this is quick, easy, and stress-free. If you want something fast, comforting, and consistent this is the spot.

Courteous staff, good food…read more Got the wings and fried rice. Wings were a little small but flavor was great. Fried rice was solid, too. Place was empty when I went in around 730 on a Friday -- go check it out.

Surprisingly delicious Vietnamese street food in Duluth area. The tastes are greatly closed to the…read moreones in Vietnam, so definitely try this place if you wanna try authentic Viet street food. Family friendly but also a good place to "nhậu".

We love this place for their oyster omelette but was so disappointed when I ordered the Taiwanese…read moresausage that we were craving but got a completely different item. Instead of the juicy, sweet, and meaty sausage that is typically served with slices of garlic, we got lap cheong or Cantonese style sausage which is salty, dry aged, and firm. This kind of sausage usually goes into sticky rice. I'm not sure if they have this on their menu and made a mistake with my order, but if they are putting Taiwanese sausage on their menu and serving this, it's a false advertisement.

Had a tea craving so came here. There's a lot of tea options in this area but this was the only one…read moreI could find with ginger tea, which I didn't even end up ordering. I ordered a strawberry green tea which was still good. Would come back to try their others flavors. They also have a seating area and free wifi so may do a wfh day here as well. They have music playing on medium volume but doesn't look like it gets too crowded.

I came back here and it was just as good as the first time. That tells me consistency! I ordered…read morethe Beef Noodle soup and it was on point! The girl at the counter helped me with my order and the place was crowded. Most of the people in the food court were ordering from this place. Overall another great experience and I highly recommend this place.

This place is in the food court and looked to be the busiest Vietnamese restaurant there. Remember…read moreto bring some cash if you don't want to pay for the surcharge for using a credit card. The food came out quick and they have hot tea and water on the side. We ordered three items, the bun bo hue, duck with noodle soup, and pork and rice. I wish the pork had more flavor to it.

Very cool food court in Jusgo Market. The food was organic and it was a clean environment. I have…read morerolled by this several times while at Mazzys, and never went inside. But it was cold and I was in search for soup dumplings which was closed according to Yelp but I was so happy with what I ended up getting. I ended up going with Yes Formosa because the lady at the counter was nice to me and she gave me good options. So I got the Crispy Pork Bao Bun and Pork Dumpling soup. It was really delicious and authentic. I can't wait to go back and find out what else they have but I feel blessed to have experience some really Asian cuisine that wasn't store bought. I will be back. I even got a strawberry a mbs cream Sando

One of the many food options in the jusgo market food court. Husband ordered oyster omelette, black…read morebean noodles with sesame sauce, and stinky tofu. Stinky tofu was good & feels hard to find! Crispy, nice sauce, and pickled veg. Unfortunately the noodles didn't come with sesame sauce like the photo showed and the oyster omelette had a sauce that didn't taste like others we've had in the past. Would only return to try the tofu again or other items.

I love this place. Frequent atleast once every 2 weeks. This Temp close is gonna be the end of me!!…read moreWhen are yall opening back up??!!!

This was cute spot. They decorated for Christmas. This is more of a Pho vibe for hotpot. You can…read moreadd your options from the conveyor. Prices are based on the plate colors. The service was great, everything came out quick and they were kind. On Mondays and Wednesdays you can bring your receipt from here next door to I luv bowling for an hr of free bowling. It was def worth visiting!

Did not expect food court food to be this good!…read more I was so glad to find a place that does Vietnamese street food such as xôi mặn (savory sticky rice) as authentic as the ones in Vietnam. The ingredients include pork liver pate, Chinese sausage, pork floss, Vietnamese ham, and sticky rice. Their bánh tráng cuốn (rolled rice paper- quail eggs, green mangoes, fried shallots, and rau răm) is also delicious as well. Don't forget to dip those little rolls into tamarind sauce that goes with them. Will definitely be back to try other dishes!

Vietnamese owned business! Please support our lovely…read morehometown business! Super great service! The ambiance is vibrant! The place is in the foodcourt in the Hong Kong market! The drinks and food are incredibly excellent! All compliments!

We had lunch at Hu Tieu My Tho today and I thought the food was delicious. When it comes to…read moreVietnamese food in metro Atlanta, I think this restaurant is among the better options and my Asian/Vietnamese foodie friends generally agree. Where this place lacks - at least in our experience today - is in service and ambiance (even by casual Vietnamese restaurant standards). Hu Tieu My Tho opened in October 2019 and is located in the popular Hong Kong Supermarket shopping center on Jimmy Carter Blvd, near I-85 exit 99. Locals know this as the hub for the Vietnamese community in Atlanta. On weekends and holidays, it can get crowded. The restaurant name comes from the Vietnamese dish "hu tieu," which is a clear rice noodle dish, and "My Tho," which is the specific southern city in Vietnam where this style of cuisine was perfected. This is not a pho restaurant. Instead, this place specializes in both hu tieu and "mi" (egg noodles) as well as other dishes like Vietnamese steak and eggs. It's fairly unique, which is a big part of the draw and appeal. Here's what three of us had: A1. Goi Cuon (2 for $5.50) x2 - spring rolls with shrimp and pork A3. Cha Gio (2 for $5.25) - fried egg rolls D15. Ca Phe Sua Da ($5.99) - Vietnamese coffee H3. Hu Tieu My Tho Dac Biet ($15.50) - House Special Rice Noodle Soup - char siu, crab, fish ball, pork liver, pork heart, ground pork, quail eggs, bone-on pork shank H6. Hu Tieu Nam Vang ($14.50) - Phnom Penh-style Rice Noodle Soup - char siu, shrimp, pork liver, pork heart, ground pork, quail egg, squid H10. Hu Tieu Bo Kho ($14.99) - Beef Stew Rice Noodle Soup - round and flank beef, carrots M5. Mi Hoanh Thanh ($14.50) - Wonton with Egg Noodle Soup - char siu, wontons Everything was fresh and tasty. When it comes to the hu tieu, the restaurant gives you the option of soft or firm noodle texture. In addition, you can get dishes "dry" (no soup) or with soup. If it's your first time, you should try the traditional way with soup. I really like the variety of hu tieu and mi offered here; for example, my friend likes the Phnom Penh-style noodle soup, which is Cambodian. Overall, I found the food to be solid all around. After we were initially seated and served, the staff never checked on us again. I think this was partly because they were busy. I noticed at least two other tables having the same problem we did -- having to flag down a server. As for ambiance, seating was tight. I actually refrained from ordering an extra dish because of the lack of table space. And, while not uncommon for Vietnamese restaurants, multiple tables weren't immediately cleaned. Also, the men's restroom was dirty. I'd like to return and try one of the steak and egg dishes; for example S1. Chao Xiu Mai ($15.99), S2. Banh Mi Chao Dac Biet ($18.99), or S3. Chao Bo Steak / Bo Xao ($16.75).

My friend recommended this place. I asked her recommendations for pho in Norcross and this was one…read moreof the places. She recommended that I try - Hu Tieu Nam Vang or the Hu Tieu My Tho - I got the dark chicken rice noodle. I did a to go order. If you online there is no translation for the menu so I went there for translation. The menus in the store have English description and the guy at the register was helpful in answering my questions. I ended up trying dark chicken noodle soup because I wasn't brave enough yet for intestines etc. I shared my order with my 9 year old and were very pleased. The broth was well seasoned. It had lots of flavor and it wasn't salty. I asked for some sauces and they gave it to me with my order. It was so good and filling. I will definitely be back to try more soups and other dishes. This place is located in the plaza of the Hong Kong supermarket. Parking was pretty simple but it was full. Inside was quiet and there were very nice Christmas decorations. It's a very casual place.