The Yangnyeom chicken strips were very juicy. A slight crunch and not over sauced. They were really…read moredelicious. SOTTEOK SOTTEOK- I enjoyed the crunch on the rice cake. The sausage was cold. Not my favorite. The kimchi was straight out of a jar flavor I did not care for. The pickled radish was sweet and just ok.

First impressions on walking in: This has a small sitting area - maybe 8 to 10 tables. It has…read moreK-pop playing on the tv. They have Pepsis products in a case and at the fountain. They have cups for water, that you can get from the fountain or a pitcher they have put out. You order at the counter or on a kiosk. This was our first time here so we decided to get the sampler platter. It comes with drums, wings, bulgogi fries, potstickers, street corn, and coleslaw. We wanted to try a few things. We got spy garlic and spicy sauce on the side. The food came out quick - and it was a lot. We ended up having to get a to-go box. Everything was good, but our favorites were the potstickers, the drums and bulgogi fries. The coleslaw was a nice light finish too. The three of us could t finish it and took 2 of the 4 wings home with us. The service was friendly start to finish and we all agreed we'd be back!

ALWAYS ia great place for Bulgogi and Bim Bim Bop and many other authentic Korean food…read more To go, menus prepared fast and are always hot when I get home! I will continue to go to this great restaurant that's always delicious!

A good Korean restaurant that also offers Korean BBQ as well. And their grilled tofu is excellent…read more I was specifically in the mood for seafood pancake (Hae Mul Pa Jun). Unfortunately it had an overwhelming amount of tough chewy squid in the pancake without a single shrimp in site. And it dominated the pancake and wasn't binding together well, so I began avoiding those chunks and the remainder of the pancake was good. We also had Bulgogi in both hot plate and hot pot styles (since I'd never tried the latter). Both were nicely and identically flavored, with the hot pot in a sweeter broth with glass noodles. The banchan had excellent variety and the meal portions were good and we took home leftovers. Service was attentive and drink refills were prompt. Seating was comfortable and they did ask us to move to a different table after being seated. This was as a kindness since the adjacent table was a BBQ table and being fired up for a party and they didn't want us to suffer from the initial smoke.

Best chinese food in atl! Family style setvice…read more Honey gazed chicken a real treat Also recommend okra sides Been several times and Will go again!!!

We are always pleased with our meals from China Garden. We pick up and never have to worry about…read moreour order being incomplete or not ready when promised. Definitely excellent food and excellent service. They have been in business for fifty years and I see why.

Thai house has historically been a Thai and Chinese fusion restaurant. My family and I have been…read morecoming here since I was in diapers. This location useds to be a "fish bowl" restaurant & the OG Thai house location was on roswell rd near a laundromat. Since the pandemic I haven't been able to go till this weekend. I was honestly so excited because I missed their food so much. I am always creature of habit so my go to dish was always Pad See U. I saw so many people at the restaurant so I had high hopes. While, the food wasn't bad. I will say it is NOT AUTHENTIC. They changed the chef and I could tell immediately by the taste of the food. This was not the same person or the same flavors. Wallet it wasn't completely terrible. I don't think I would recommend this restaurant if you're looking for Thai food specifically. I wouldn't call this a Thai house or any Thai restaurant. We ordered from the Thai menu and the Chinese menu. The general tsao's chicken was the wrong color of chicken. Usually this chicken is a darker brown color and a more richer flavor. This tasted like a really bad sesame chicken. It really lacked flavor and it was more on the sour side. Another item we ordered was pad see u, which is from the Thai Menu. The noodles when it came out, wasn't the correct color which meant it lacked the correct seasoning. The noodles Itself was so salty and no other flavor, but the eggs were so sweet. This used to be my favorite dish at the restaurant along with the Tom Yum soup. It was from eating the soup. I knew the chef was not cooking Thai cuisine. While it didn't taste bad it also wasn't good. I ordered Tom Yum, but I got a soup that tasted like Gaeng Nor Mai Som. Which is a soup from Laos. Which has Tamarid in it. I could definitely taste that tamarin flavor. Well, Tom yum is a little bit sour. It's from lime juice. Tamarid just has such a distinct flavor, which I don't hate, but that's not what I ordered. Out of curiosity, we asked the server where the chef was from. The chef was from Laos. Again, I have nothing against Laos cuisine. I actually quite enjoy laos cuisine it except it wasn't what I wanted to eat. I wanted Thai food! The chef didn't have to be from Thailand. They just needed to cook proper Thai food. And obviously Chinese food because that was low-key worse than panda express. It was my fault for ordering samosas at a "Thai" restaurant, but my mom wanted samosas. I don't think I need to explain the authenticity because they don't even look like traditional Samosa, But my mom did enjoy it. The spring rolls were edible, but they weren't spring roll filling. It was more like an eggroll filling. There was just straight up, cabbage in it. Normally eggrolls, have cabbage and pork. Spring rolls have veggie and sometimes the glass noodles and carrots. This was a big bite of fried cabbage rolls in my opinion. If you're looking for a Asian restaurant with an identity crisis, this is a great place to go to! The only thing authentically Thai was the Thai tea. Would I come back here again probably not but like I said it wasn't terrible. Just It just wasn't authentic or even remotely close to the original flavor this restaurant had.

What's in a name...? Well if you look at the tagline under…read moreThai House you see Thai and Chinese Food. I didn't pick up on that until I ordered my lunch entree and was asked what soup I wanted. When I said Tom Kha, the server said the choices were hot and sour, egg drop or wonton. I leaned in on the menu at that point. The food was not Thai in the traditional sense but was edible. An average meal. The servers were spot on and there was steady traffic during the lunch hour. I order my meal and a couple of take out choices for the family.

Solid Korean spot with homey, feel good options. I had the seafood kalguksu, which was comfort food…read morethat I needed after a long flight to ATL. The broth was deep in flavor, piping hot, and the noodles cooked perfectly with a good bite. The banchan - loved the variety and flavors - spicy, sweet, savory. My personal favorites were the broccoli, kimchi, and potatoes. Service was great, attentive without being overbearing. Beautiful interiors in this charming part of Alpharetta.

Had high expectations but the service was terrible, long wait for drinks, food, moved our table…read moreetc. the food was ok but a bit bland. Very expensive. Will def go back one more time and hope the whole experience is better.

Wonderful spot nearby. Dining room is large and service is fast. I had stopped by a few times for…read moresoup when sick but finally went last week to eat in person. Loved they had lunch specials on the weekend! Got shrimp and lobster sauce and was one of the best American Chinese dishes I have had in GA.

It's difficult to find a good chinese spot close to my residence.So I was really happy to find this…read moreone with such good reviews from my fellow yelpers. Deciding to pick up something for dinner, I went with some of my trusted choices to see and rate their fare. Service was polite and super fast. They offer Chinese, Japanese and, now, Thai entrees, so good for groups with different preferences. Also, they have happy Hour pricing on select rolls - BONUS! Their Chinese is standard flavor/preparation. Though, tiny thing - no fortune cookies. Though I went during the day - during off peak lunch hours - I could tell that they have a pretty decent following merely the ample amount of seating. I cannot speak to what the noise level might be but I do think the restaurant lends itself to cozier conversation with your dining partner. Overall, a good dine. BON APPÉTIT

I've been to the Doraville location of Lan Zhou ramen and liked it, so I thought I'd try the…read morelocation is Roswell. The menu is a bit different with this one offering a sushi bar while the Doraville location offering some other authentic Chinese dishes. The food was ok here. I prefer the Doraville location. The portion also seemed a bit less. Service was good. No complaints on cleanliness.

My husband and I stopped here after our hike and let me tell you how it was the perfect choice!…read moreInitially, all I wanted was sushi post hike and wanted to try a new place so I picked this place just in case my mind changes- and it did. This place was packed during lunch and the aromas in the room had me drooling. I really wanted to order more for lunch but didn't build a big appetite so I will be back! The noodles were fire and so was the sushi- only thing was it was so BIG not your average size so it was hard to fit in your mouth and kept breaking. Other than this, everything was so good from the few items we tried

Roswell is now on the map for homestyle Korean cuisine, and even fresh baked goods, homemade…read morekimchi, condiments, and insanely delicious and creative coffee and tea creations. This story needs to be told, so the rest of the Atlanta area can know that this tiny but mighty community anchor is a must-try 3rd place that brings all the small-town vibes and hospitality. Friendly service with a cozy, neighborhood feeling. Check them out at the cafe as well as the local Farmer's Market Pro tip: Peep their seasonal themed menu in front of the register that has all the best, creative eats and drinks that take fusion to a whole new level of yum.

Still serving 5 Star innovative cuisine fusions mixing American ingredients with a Korean spice and…read moreflare at this cute Olde Town Roswell cafe. The results are Yumbeaux! Roswell BEST Summer Sip Non Alcoholic drink - Definately has my vote! Might make you wish you had grown up with a Korean mom taking care of you. Michelin - you need to stop in soon!