Excellent service like always! The pork egg rolls, crab Rangoon and Mongolian beef were great! The…read moresalt and pepper squid was overkill on the salt, but it was tender.

Even going to Peking for 20 years and Otis one of the legacy Suwanee spots. Solid food and solid…read moreservice.

Came in with a friend visiting from Thailand. Lots of seats by the front windows but they stuck us…read morein very back corner. Our server did speak Thai though. Food was good, would dine again.

My partner and I decided to try Tani Thai 02.20.2026 and stopped by around 6:30PM for dinner…read more First off, the interior seemed clean and well-kept. The ambiance was dark and intimate, which I appreciated -- it gave the space a cozy, relaxed vibe that felt nice for a dinner date. The music was low and soft, which worked well since most of the tables were talking pretty loudly. It didn't feel chaotic or overstimulating, and we were still able to have a comfortable conversation. Service was decent -- we were seated quickly and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Here's what we ordered: Tiger's Tears ($15) - 3/5 This was the dish I was most excited about. It's described as grilled beef with chili-lime seasoning, onions, scallions, and sweet peppers. Unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. The beef was noticeably tough, chewy, and a bit sinewy rather than tender and juicy. The chili-lime sauce was very sharp and aggressively acidic -- overwhelmingly sour to the point where it masked the savory, char-grilled flavor of the meat. It was supposed to be spicy, but as an Asian who regularly eats and enjoys spicy food, there was barely any heat at all. The dish looked vibrant and colorful, but flavor-wise it felt unbalanced and slightly one-dimensional. Basil Fried Rice with Chicken ($18) - 2.5/5 The menu labeled this as spicy as well, but again, there was zero kick. Not even a subtle warmth. It tasted like very standard, plain fried rice -- mildly seasoned, slightly oily, and lacking depth. The fresh Thai basil aroma wasn't very pronounced, and the overall flavor felt muted and underwhelming. The chicken was okay texture-wise, but the dish as a whole didn't stand out or justify the price point. It needed more heat, more fragrance, and more boldness to feel like true Thai basil fried rice. Coconut Mushroom Soup with Chicken ($5.50) - 2/5 This one was disappointing. When it first arrived, it was comforting and creamy with a light coconut aroma. Initially, it tasted balanced and mildly savory. However, as it sat and I alternated between dishes, the flavor became increasingly sour and slightly off-putting. The chicken was extremely dry, stringy, and overcooked, which made it difficult to enjoy. The broth lacked the rich, silky depth I was hoping for and ended up tasting thin, overly acidic, and somewhat flat. Thai Teas ($5.50 each) - 3.5/5 Honestly, these saved the night. Sweet, creamy, and refreshing -- exactly what you expect from a good Thai tea. Smooth, well-balanced, and flavorful. Water - 0/5 I took one sip and didn't touch it again. It tasted like straight tap water with a faint cleaning solution scent. Thankfully, we had the Thai Teas to rely on. Overall, the experience was okay but not memorable. The atmosphere and ambiance were pleasant, but the food didn't quite deliver -- especially considering how Thai cuisine is typically bold, aromatic, spicy, and layered. For us, the dishes leaned either too sour or too bland, without much balance in between. Given the prices, we were expecting more depth and stronger flavors. Not a terrible experience, but not one we'd rush back for either.

The place looks legit on the inside with all the golden items on the wall. However, they were…read moreconfused that I wanted hot tea with the tea pot. Service was ok. Pad thai wasn't crazy flavorful, and the spicy basil was ok. For the price, I'd go if I had Chinese/Korean/Thai cravings, but my husband disagrees.

Maybe my previous visit to this place was out of touch. Perhaps I wasn't feeling good that day a…read morefew years back. Maybe they changed their menu or maybe I didn't know what I was looking for when I first made my visit back in 2018. What I can say for certain now is that something changed. For the better... So I decided to give this place another shot and get the normal gauge for a decent Korean Chinese joint. Granted they expanded their menu items out beyond the Korean and Chinese and into Thai which, great but not sure how that'll help for being out in the Buford/Sugar Hill area but do what you gotta do. So for the food this round. The jjajangmyun is solid. There's a deep rich wok hei flavor that's smoky and savory which is what this needed. The noodles are fantastic, the black bean noodle sauce is packed full of thinly sliced pork strips, onions, zucchini and other essentials that gives the sauce that flavor that is both savory from the wok hei yet also has a mild sweetness due to the onions. The noodles carry the sauce well and they cooked it perfectly. With the black bean noodles, the obvious pairing is the sweet and sour pork. The breading is a bit thick but the meat chunks are just as thick which gives it a decent mouth feel in terms of the fried breading and the pork meat. The sauce is sharply tangy but not unbearable. All in all, my experience this round was more than satisfying. I will say though, the pricepoint for the dish is pretty disappointing. I dropped $50 between the two entrees which is pretty painful dining solo. So come here with friends and go family style with main dishes.

My family was heading home to NC and stopped here on our way. My husband and 2 sons are plant based…read moreand we ordered tofu spring rolls, vegetable fried rice, veg lo mein, vegetable soup, fried tofu and vegetables and I got massaman chicken curry. It was some of the best food we've ever had!! Every thing was hot and seemed to be made to order. Our server was also amazing guiding us on their huge menu. I wish we didn't live 5 hours away or we would make this place a regular.

I have ordered food here about 5 or 6 times. The food is good ever time I order. Lately I've…read moreordered it and the have really cut back on the amount of food they give you. House Lo-mein is what I ordered. You are supposed to get 3 meats. I got 2 and the portions are getting worse. I didn't get any steak and they gave me 2 shrimp. They gave me more chicken than anything. This was a great place to eat and great portions. Now it's not worth the money $13.15.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and discovered a hidden gem in the Buford/Sugar Hill area. The food…read moretasted very authentic, especially with the flavorful sambal sauce. The fish balls were the first thing that caught my attention--juicy, bouncy, and perfectly chewy, which makes me think they're homemade rather than the typical frozen variety. I also loved the curry, which had a unique flavor profile that stood out from other curries I've had. The Sambal Shrimp with Rice was the highlight of the meal and an absolute must-try. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, and the sambal added just the right amount of heat and flavor. I also enjoyed the seafood Kari Laksa, which was rich, comforting, and loaded with seafood. There are still plenty of dishes on the menu I'd like to try, so I'll definitely be coming back.

Had our second visit her over the weekend and everything was great both times! The place is clean…read moreand cute! It is a fast casual type of atmosphere with paper cups and plastic ware. Service is always friendly and the food is super tasty. My favorites so far are Chow Kway Teow and Kari Fish. Definitely a hidden gem in Sugar Hill!

Very quick service and excellent food. I tried the hibachi…read morecombo with chicken and shrimp. The food was fresh and meat was tender. My guest got the teriyaki wings with fried rice. They enjoyed their food as well.

Ordered here tonight through DoorDash. Eaten from the location in Duluth, I had a craving for Asian…read morefood and went ahead and ordered. Delivery was timely, the driver tonight left the food on the doorstep even though I asked to have it handed to me. (Not the restaurant's fault) I was even masked for the handoff as per DD protocol also! When I opened the bag, a couple things were immediately noticeable. The bag had sauce dropped on it, which told me that it was either tilted en route or when initially packed. Next I saw there was one lonely packet of soy sauce for two entrees but two packs of duck sauce (I don't know who wants this sauce it's just sugar and starch). Looking through the packaging, definite order issues! I asked for an order of the Crab Rangoons (6) and opened the container and saw 4. Boooooo. Then I noticed I was missing one egg roll; and one cheesesteak roll. Disappointing, as people didn't get what they wanted. I dug in, I was hungry. It's 30 minutes later and my stomach has been turning circles and cramping. Not very excited for what I imagine will be a rough night. I very rarely write super negative reviews, and usually when I do it's because I feel something is egregiously wrong. The portions look decent, and maybe it's an off day for the person checking orders- but I haven't eaten since 2 (7 hours ago) so there was nothing else that could be the offender of my stomach. I'll pass next time and order pizza or italian.

So much delicious food! My family and I ordered the all you can eat hotpot and it was amazing!…read moreThere is every conceivable vegetable, protein (from meats to lobster balls and puff tofu), noodle (there's like 5 options of noodles including a fantastic house made one) and 5 different soup options to choose from. There are dozens of appetizers/sides you can also order like spring rolls, edamame, curry fish balls (just to name a few) as well as some good old standards like lo mein, fried rice and even chicken nuggets and fries that are ALL included in the all-you-can-eat. The red bean sesame balls are my daughter's favorite dessert bite but the servers came around and offered us popsicles/ice creams at the end of the meal as well! Something for everyone here (including an à la carte menu) and I'm so excited to go back!

HOT POT TOP 3…read more Forget "Breakfast at Tiffany's," when you can have "Hot Pot at Tiffany's." Luxury hot pot atmosphere with the best lunch price value for what you get at AYCE all-you-can-eat for $20. I actually get their hotpot lunch menu at least once a week, like clockwork. Because it's just that good. What makes this hot pot special: Large cooked kitchen menu AUCE included in hot pot price. Including rare items, like; braised tea eggs, sichuan shredded potato, gyoza, Taiwanese style pop chicken nuggets, and more. Unlimited chicken wings, made fresh. And, the wet lemon pepper slaps. Meat portions are so large that I order half portion. Sauce buffet bar here is the best in Georgia. Super clean, refilled often, and even has amazing peppercorn oil 花椒油. Want my sauce recipe? Luxurious and cute interior space, filled with white marble and Tiffany blue tableware. Their house pickles are on the buffet and are super addictive. I eat about 3 large bowls per visit. My only complaint here is that the broths are very mild in flavor and meats aren't the highest quality --- but the value, price, cooked items selection, and sauce bar makes up for it. The beautiful Tiffany blue plating and white marble decor here reminds me of the late and lovely hotpot place in Taiwan, Jiu Zhai Shi Guo 九寨十鍋-中山旗艦店. This is the Buford location only. Other locations don't appear to have all you can eat hot pot. I still need to try their dim sum menu.