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If you are looking for a Din Thai Fung Restaurant in Atlanta this is the spot! No wait time. No BS. This food melts in your mouth. The flavor is insane! I love the vine in the restaurant too. It's pretty empty when i go to it's always a great place to go if you want to stuff your face in peace.
It's a solid place to have yunnan rice noodles in Atlanta. You can walk in on a weekend night and be served delicious bowl of soup noodles. They also open quite late, which is
The food was fresh but the noodles that were not soup took a really long time. The appetizer of fried spring rolls were quick and fresh. We had the original and the Kimchi rice noodle soup. My daughter added shrimp, my husband and I ordered lamb slices. We also ordered passionfruit green tea with regular Boba and the green tea is very strong. The teas also look a while coming right before we were done eating. There are no child options so we had to order plain noodles and add soy sauce. The atmosphere is laid back and quiet. If you're looking for a quiet place with food that has a light flavor, this is your spot. The added benefit is it's open to 5am.
Pretty good and they stay open until 5a! Fast service, good and hot noodle soup. Not too bad, will come again in the future
Got the spicy beef noodles here! This spot is open late so we got to come after a late flight. So glad there are spots open late to satisfy our cravings. I would say the noodles were just a litttle too mushy and overcooked. But the soup was so so good! Not too spicy or salty. It was the perfect balance. Not gonna lie I definitely wish there were more beef slices, only four was definitely not enough haha. I did appreciate all the little dishes with vegetables that it came with though. Overall, this spot was a solid! Just wish there was more meat included in the order, but know for next time I'll order extra.
Small casual yunnan noodle spot with good enough service for a Chinese restaurant. Prices pretty decent for what you get! Ordered the pickled fish noodle soup & beef bone noodle soup. Both flavorful & tasty, only thing we didn't like was that the beef bone wasn't like the photo and was difficult to peel or get any meat off. Protein wise it ended up being quite low. The pickled fish on the other hand had plenty of protein and it was very tender. Would still return to try other items - lots of apps & desserts too.
This place is amazing when you're in the need of a late night place to dine in at. The worker was friendly and nice to us and helped me decide what to order. I got their curry chicken rice noodle which came as a hot to the touch bowl and a side of noodles. It was flavorful, hot, comforting, and every bite was satisfying. I wouldn't dump all the noodles in, instead take some as you eat so they don't get soggy, it's already cooked nicely. The brown sugar sticky rice reminds me a bit of like a French toast stick that's crispier, very good. I would give it a 7/10, would come back when in need of food at night.
Buford Highway location provided ample parking and the ability to quench my late night dining needs. The decor represented the home country, and was accented with beautiful, healthy plants throughout. Service was prompt by friendly staff. The shrimp infused dish ordered warmed my soul on a particularly chilly early am - arrived @2:30 AM. My partner ordered the soup and was impressed with the variety of vegetables included. We also ordered mussels, which were a miniature and extremely delicious. There were a few items that were not available on the menu during my visit which led to the 4 star rating. Overall, Daku served its purpose and will be added to my dining destinations.
Get the whole fried chicken and thank me later. Seriously. It's so damn good you won't want to share. Crispy, juicy, flavorful. You're going to eat an entire one and then order another. The crossing bridge noodle soups are good too. I like the sour one. But i come here for the chicken. Get the chicken.
So let me just say this spot automatically and immediately has my attention because it's open until 5:00 in the morning. It is a true late night situation after you've been out all night. It's basically a pho soup type of spot. They bring you the soup itself and all the ingredients that it's kind of like a hotpot situation. You add the ingredients as you go. They bring your tray with everything on there and you at the different meats and vegetables to your liking. For the main course I got the sour and spicy soup and I added meatballs and lamb slices to it. I started with the crispy chicken as an appetizer And I added some Cajun fries just because. The fries were very well seasoned (you could see the seasoning on them), the chicken was really good and flavored very well. It did not come with a sauce to dip them in but they did have a good taste without it. The soup was good and had a good broth base. You are able to pick multiple broth types so you would need to go many times to try them all. But they give you the option to have all the ingredients in the soup or outside (so you can put it in yourself). Meatballs were not really seasoned but they were tender. The lamb and the beef was a little hard to tell the difference but both took the flavor of the broth anyway. This is probably going to be a staple for me as a late night spot because there are no spots that are open up that late. It's not super unhealthy because it's soup, but it is a lot of fried foods elsewhere. But if you've been drinking out in the club or the lounges, it may be something that's needed to help soak up some of that alcohol lol. But the service was friendly, I got seated immediately, I Got treated very well while I was there by the wait staff. This spot is clutch!
Open late, good price, overall I.... RECOMMEND! I love the kimchi noodles it's so good! I know the meat looks a little... small but when u mix everything together it's just PERFECT! This mini hotpot noodle situation isn't the only thing they have to offer they have a BUNCH but this is just my go-to!
I really enjoyed my meal here. The service was wonderful as well. We started with a ton of appetizers. They came out fast enough and most of them were quite tasty. My favorite was the spicy cucumber dish. It had more heat than what I usually get and I loved it. The crispy salty chicken was the right mix of crunchy and juicy. I wish it had some kind of dipping sauce. I dipped it in the cucumber sauce and that was better. The serving size for both was good for what you pay for. The bread appetizer was also a pleasant surprise. It came with two pieces. My least favorite part of the meal was the cold noodle peanut dish. I just couldn't get into the texture. It was also oily which just ruined it for me. I would definitely recommend it and would gladly come back. The menu has a lot of options and I would come back just for the cucumber dish!
We wanted some soup on a cold weekday and Dagu Rice Noodle was amazing! We usually get Pho but decided to try this instead. We ordered a Passion Fruit Tea and Super Fruit tea for our beverage and it was beautifully served and tasty not too sweet. For appetizers we ordered Salty Crispy Chicken and Mini Soup dumplings. It came out hot and fresh. The chicken although fried it was not greasy and very flavorful. The soup dumplings were perfect temp and texture with some dumpling sauce. A++ he asked if we wanted to cook our own soup and we decided to DIY. I ordered the Tomato Crossing the Bridge soup with lamb. It was tasty not spicy and it came with little condiments and mixing. I was impressed but i should have added some of the condiments on the table like the chili oil and soy for the extra punch. The actual restaurant was quiet for 8 pm on a Thursday but I look forward to catching a booth for a late night snack since they are open until 5am!
3 months ago
I have a love-hate relationship with Dagu. There are some things they do really well, and other things that need significant improvement. This time around I picked up some pork soup dumplings to fill a craving. My usual spot for dumplings was closed and pulling up here was a shot in the dark, but I was pleasantly surprised at how good they were. I definitely wasn't mad at the price ($10/10) compared to other spots. I can't firmly say they're specially made in-house from scratch or anything, but I could still rock with it. They even came with the traditional vinegar-based sauce (sorry for not knowing the name) that I usually don't like but actually ate this time because I seriously liked their version. What the heck Dagu Rice Noodle. Stop playing yo-yo with my heart! Hopefully I'll be able to order the whole fried hen soon and be back with an update... read more
*DOORDASH* Overall not bad, but I can tell this opens late. Giving the same quality as Quickly 快可立. Wings were honestly not bad, even tho fried. Fatty beef in spicy broth 米线was decent, smelled like Chinese med tho and my stomach kinda hurt after ;( The 杨枝甘露was NOT good. There was no sago and basically like frozen mango puree. read more
9 months ago
If you are looking for a Din Thai Fung Restaurant in Atlanta this is the spot! No wait time. No BS. This food melts in your mouth. The flavor is insane! I love the vine in the restaurant too. It's pretty empty when i go to it's always a great place to go if you want to stuff your face in peace. read more
10 months ago
It's a solid place to have yunnan rice noodles in Atlanta. You can walk in on a weekend night and be served delicious bowl of soup noodles. They also open quite late, which is read more
11 months ago
The food was fresh but the noodles that were not soup took a really long time. The appetizer of fried spring rolls were quick and fresh. We had the original and the Kimchi rice noodle soup. My daughter added shrimp, my husband and I ordered lamb slices. We also ordered passionfruit green tea with regular Boba and the green tea is very strong. The teas also look a while coming right before we were done eating. There are no child options so we had to order plain noodles and add soy sauce. The atmosphere is laid back and quiet. If you're looking for a quiet place with food that has a light flavor, this is your spot. The added benefit is it's open to 5am. read more
Got the spicy beef noodles here! This spot is open late so we got to come after a late flight. So glad there are spots open late to satisfy our cravings. I would say the noodles were just a litttle too mushy and overcooked. But the soup was so so good! Not too spicy or salty. It was the perfect balance. Not gonna lie I definitely wish there were more beef slices, only four was definitely not enough haha. I did appreciate all the little dishes with vegetables that it came with though. Overall, this spot was a solid! Just wish there was more meat included in the order, but know for next time I'll order extra. read more
Small casual yunnan noodle spot with good enough service for a Chinese restaurant. Prices pretty decent for what you get! Ordered the pickled fish noodle soup & beef bone noodle soup. Both flavorful & tasty, only thing we didn't like was that the beef bone wasn't like the photo and was difficult to peel or get any meat off. Protein wise it ended up being quite low. The pickled fish on the other hand had plenty of protein and it was very tender. Would still return to try other items - lots of apps & desserts too. read more
This place is amazing when you're in the need of a late night place to dine in at. The worker was friendly and nice to us and helped me decide what to order. I got their curry chicken rice noodle which came as a hot to the touch bowl and a side of noodles. It was flavorful, hot, comforting, and every bite was satisfying. I wouldn't dump all the noodles in, instead take some as you eat so they don't get soggy, it's already cooked nicely. The brown sugar sticky rice reminds me a bit of like a French toast stick that's crispier, very good. I would give it a 7/10, would come back when in need of food at night. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
Buford Highway location provided ample parking and the ability to quench my late night dining needs. The decor represented the home country, and was accented with beautiful, healthy plants throughout. Service was prompt by friendly staff. The shrimp infused dish ordered warmed my soul on a particularly chilly early am - arrived @2:30 AM. My partner ordered the soup and was impressed with the variety of vegetables included. We also ordered mussels, which were a miniature and extremely delicious. There were a few items that were not available on the menu during my visit which led to the 4 star rating. Overall, Daku served its purpose and will be added to my dining destinations. read more
2 years ago
Get the whole fried chicken and thank me later. Seriously. It's so damn good you won't want to share. Crispy, juicy, flavorful. You're going to eat an entire one and then order another. The crossing bridge noodle soups are good too. I like the sour one. But i come here for the chicken. Get the chicken. read more
So let me just say this spot automatically and immediately has my attention because it's open until 5:00 in the morning. It is a true late night situation after you've been out all night. It's basically a pho soup type of spot. They bring you the soup itself and all the ingredients that it's kind of like a hotpot situation. You add the ingredients as you go. They bring your tray with everything on there and you at the different meats and vegetables to your liking. For the main course I got the sour and spicy soup and I added meatballs and lamb slices to it. I started with the crispy chicken as an appetizer And I added some Cajun fries just because. The fries were very well seasoned (you could see the seasoning on them), the chicken was really good and flavored very well. It did not come with a sauce to dip them in but they did have a good taste without it. The soup was good and had a good broth base. You are able to pick multiple broth types so you would need to go many times to try them all. But they give you the option to have all the ingredients in the soup or outside (so you can put it in yourself). Meatballs were not really seasoned but they were tender. The lamb and the beef was a little hard to tell the difference but both took the flavor of the broth anyway. This is probably going to be a staple for me as a late night spot because there are no spots that are open up that late. It's not super unhealthy because it's soup, but it is a lot of fried foods elsewhere. But if you've been drinking out in the club or the lounges, it may be something that's needed to help soak up some of that alcohol lol. But the service was friendly, I got seated immediately, I Got treated very well while I was there by the wait staff. This spot is clutch! read more
Open late, good price, overall I.... RECOMMEND! I love the kimchi noodles it's so good! I know the meat looks a little... small but when u mix everything together it's just PERFECT! This mini hotpot noodle situation isn't the only thing they have to offer they have a BUNCH but this is just my go-to! read more
I really enjoyed my meal here. The service was wonderful as well. We started with a ton of appetizers. They came out fast enough and most of them were quite tasty. My favorite was the spicy cucumber dish. It had more heat than what I usually get and I loved it. The crispy salty chicken was the right mix of crunchy and juicy. I wish it had some kind of dipping sauce. I dipped it in the cucumber sauce and that was better. The serving size for both was good for what you pay for. The bread appetizer was also a pleasant surprise. It came with two pieces. My least favorite part of the meal was the cold noodle peanut dish. I just couldn't get into the texture. It was also oily which just ruined it for me. I would definitely recommend it and would gladly come back. The menu has a lot of options and I would come back just for the cucumber dish! read more
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Song C.
Hi Keith,…
2 years ago
We wanted some soup on a cold weekday and Dagu Rice Noodle was amazing! We usually get Pho but decided to try this instead. We ordered a Passion Fruit Tea and Super Fruit tea for our beverage and it was beautifully served and tasty not too sweet. For appetizers we ordered Salty Crispy Chicken and Mini Soup dumplings. It came out hot and fresh. The chicken although fried it was not greasy and very flavorful. The soup dumplings were perfect temp and texture with some dumpling sauce. A++ he asked if we wanted to cook our own soup and we decided to DIY. I ordered the Tomato Crossing the Bridge soup with lamb. It was tasty not spicy and it came with little condiments and mixing. I was impressed but i should have added some of the condiments on the table like the chili oil and soy for the extra punch. The actual restaurant was quiet for 8 pm on a Thursday but I look forward to catching a booth for a late night snack since they are open until 5am! read more
In terms of crossing bridge noodles, I prefer the broth at Ten Seconds. I do like that there are a variety of other dishes, drinks/ boba, and dessert here though. Music can be a bit load sometimes. Service is OK. Can be a bit difficult to communicate your order clearly if you're not Chinese. We've tried a variety of things and our favorites are: - Chicken cutlet- pretty crispy, seasoning is tasty too - Spicy cooked clam- very flavorful and a good spicy kick - Iced tofu pudding taro ball- feel like there really isn't any other place that has iced tofu with toppings like this. Really refreshing. We also tried the following but would prob not get again - Sautéed beef brisket rice- flavorful but a bit on the fatty side - Lotus root cake- pretty bland. Couldn't tell it was lotus - Soup Dumplings/ Xiao Long Bao- we were surprised to get 10 dumplings for that price! The dough is a bit chewier. Not as good as other places like Bun Factory and Northern China Eatery, but was was pretty decent amount for the price. - Squid Mix- standard. Nothing special read more
3 years ago
What a treat this place is! We were so excited to try it, since we saw all the rave reviews and it definitely did not disappoint! We had some Brown Sugar Sticky Rice to start, which was heavenly. We both got different types of noodles and soups and they were both so good! The portions are perfect- not too much, not to little and even enough for me to take a bit home. Everyone here is friendly, it has a great vibe and it's competitively priced for the area! If you haven't tried them yet, go now! read more
1 year ago
If I could give this place 10 stars I would. I ordered one of the rice noodle soups and the chicken cutlet plate. Both were amazing and not to mention, very affordable. The server was very kind as well. I am definitely going to be back soon. I am from the Bay Area and trust me when I say their Taiwanese style fried chicken is good :) Looking forward to try the rest of the menu items! read more
1 year ago
Get the whole fried chicken TRUST ME. The whole thing is juicy even the breast !! Oh and the bamboo with chili oil read more
1 year ago
Didn't even know this spot was open by me. It sits back so you can't tell just by riding by. It's a nice spot and the decor is nice. We went when it was late they don't close until 5am! The service was nice and it wasn't a lot of ppl and servers so we was patient. The menu got some good stuff and the food was good! The boba was good as well. Affordable prices! . Will be back! read more
2 years ago
I love that they're open late because this is such a great spot for a late night eat that soothes the soul. Everything is brothy and flavorful and delicious. Sometimes service is a little slow, but when it finally comes, it's pretty worth it. I love the tomato broth, it's infused with so much tomato-ey goodness. One reservation though -- there was one time we went and a few people didn't feel too well after -- not sure if it was related, but I've otherwise had great experiences here. read more
10 months ago
Dagu Rice Noodle is hands down the best rice noodle spot in town. I've been there a few times, and the staff, including the owners, are always friendly. I really like the vegetable soup noodle, and the roasted baby chicken is unexpectedly good--definitely worth trying. Plus, they deliver. read more
Pretty decent noodles with decent service. I got the sour and spicy with beef slices. The broth was not strong. Meat was okay. Overall it was above average but not mind blowing. I would come back and try more though if I got a chance. Everyone else in my group seemed to enjoy this place quite alot. Also it seems like a great late night eat. read more
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Song C.
Hi Jane,…
1 year ago
We were seated and had our orders taken quickly. I ordered the B3, rice noodle with beef slices. The presentation is nice and the soup came out hot. The portion was perfect, and the noodles, beef, soup, and toppings were all delicious! The value is really good and I would definitely come back! read more
Plenty of parking spaces out in the lot for the plaza. Located in the corner, the inside had lots of seating. Our server was very sweet and attentive. Food/price: I've been to the 10 second noodle restaurant in the H-mart plaza in Doraville so I saw familiar items on the menu. Compared to 10 second, I think there is more variety in their appetizers and small plates (i.e. chicken katsu, whole fried crispy chicken, etc.) so if you want more to choose from this may be better. I do personally think that the soups are better at 10 second though, so to each their own with that. - Crispy chicken cutlet ($5.99): not very greasy and nicely fried. Tastes like they use dark meat for this because it wasn't dry at all. It comes with a dry blend of seasoning to dip in, overall enjoyed this! - Rice Noodle soup with Braised Bone in Beef ($14.99): comes in a hot bowl ready to eat. They had two big pieces of beef bones. The soup was a tiny bit salty for me but still good. - Sauteed Beef brisket rice with Chef's special sauce ($15.99): comes with a bowl of rice and a clay pot over a small stove that keeps the food nice and hot (which I loved!). The sauce was excellent (not super thick, almost soup like but still delicious). There were some pieces of tomatoe and daikon/radish that absorbed the sauce. The beef pieces did have a lot of fat and cartilage attached but there were a many pieces. I was definitely full. Overall, so happy I got to try this place finally. Next time I come back, I'll have to try their whole crispy chicken! read more
So delicious! This restaurant is located in the same shopping center as Quickly off Buford Hwy. It's where the former Indonesian restaurant Tempo use to be. I stumbled upon this on accident one cold winter night when my fiancé and I were on the hunt for something warm and soupy. We were originally going to try a Korean restaurant but found them closed. One quick Yelp search led us here and they're open until 11pm! Service was very friendly the entire time. We were seated promptly and she explained the menu to us. Gave us a list of the popular items. We ended up trying: - Brown Sugar Sticky Rice: Interesting. Reminds me of a dessert. Must eat there since it doesn't keep well over night. - Sliced beef in Sichuan Chili sauce: So delicious. Great mix of thin slices of cold beef and that addictive tangy spicy sichuan sauce that makes your lips tingle, - Rice noodle soup with bang bang chicken: VERY good. Perfect bony soup base. Great portion of chicken and so moist. Same super flavorful sichuan seasoning with spice. - Rice noodle with braised beef shank: Loved this as well. Same soup as above. It's been a few days and I'm already craving it again so cannot wait to go back! read more
Located in the same small plaza as Quickly on Buford Hwy, Dagu Rice Noodle is hidden in the right corner. Parking can be tight depending on when you come since the spots are shared with a number of restaurants/businesses. Service is quick and good. * E3. Salty Crispy Chicken ($4.99) https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=GH0hZGdvDOM9x5z8KaMybg&userid=DXdO88SrAIqXhq0zUAkHOw&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) * E4. Sliced Beef in Sichuan Chili Oil ($5.99) https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dagu-rice-noodle-doraville?select=aJ56HYgSP8qNH_Dw2qa4wQ&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) * B2. Spicy Flavored Crossing Bridge Noodle Soup ($9.99) with Beef Slices (+2.99) https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dagu-rice-noodle-doraville?select=EHaKyNiaGnO9tLTIvDnr5Q&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) Salty Crispy Chicken is like the Taiwanese Chicken Nuggets you can get at Quicklys or Sweet Hut. Dagu's was very tasty and not too salty at all. Sliced Beef was very unique. Beef was thinly sliced and served cold with peanuts on top. Don't forget dessert after finishing your meal! They have papbingsoo, milk teas and cakes. I typically order boba from actual boba shops and not at restaurants, but gave Dagu a shot. Glad I did, too! * Creme Brûlée MT with Boba * Dalgona Coffee https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=f34-yAQVpwbUSaokCuOEKQ&userid=DXdO88SrAIqXhq0zUAkHOw&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) Both of these were tasty! Dalgona coffee tasted like ice cream. The boba was chewy and soft. Both were just the right amount of sweetness. The drinks came in a unique cylindrical cup. There's a tab that looks like you can pull off, but you can actually use the straw to puncture the top. Just like Daniel B. said-- this place is better than expected. I definitely left feeling the same sentiment. I would definitely come back. This place doesn't seem very well known. Outside doesn't look like much, but inside is nicely decorated with booth seating. Overall, solid noodle soup spot. read more
I enjoyed our experience at Dagu Rice Noodle on Buford Highway. I thought the food, drink, and service were good. I recommend this place if you like noodle soups, Sichuan food, and sweet Chinese/Taiwanese-style drinks. This restaurant is a nice addition to BuHi. Dagu Rice Noodle is an international chain of Chinese rice noodle soup restaurants. This location is the brand's first in Georgia. It opened in November 2020 on the Doraville-Chamblee border at Intown Plaza. This is the same plaza as Quickly. For those familiar with Buford Highway over the years, Dagu took over the spaces formerly occupied by Indonesian businesses Tempo Doeloe (restaurant) and Java Indonesian Foodmart: https://bit.ly/2U2DdcA. RIP. I was drawn to this place by its "Crossing the Bridge" Rice Noodle Soup. Its broth is made with pork bone, so it's cloudy white, similar to other Asian pork-based broths such as in Japanese and Korean cuisine. The noodles are described as "Crossing the Bridge" because of the story behind them. The story is written on the wall inside the dining room. The CliffsNotes version of the story: Over 100 years ago, in Yunnan province, China, a wife had to cross a bridge daily to deliver to her husband his favorite food: rice noodles. She found that separating the heated chicken broth, rice noodles, and other ingredients and assembling them at her husband's place made the meal taste best. This method became popular among locals and so the noodles were named "crossing-the-bridge" noodles in the wife's honor. The husband "succeeded in the royal examination" and became the "Number One Scholar." Thus, these noodles also got the name "Champion Rice Noodle." My wife, who is Chinese American, told me "Dagu" means "big bone" in Mandarin. "Da" is big and "gu" is bone. What drew me in to the Crossing the Bridge Rice Noodle Soup is how it looked. Its presentation. It's basically deconstructed noodle soup. Is the presentation gimmicky? Yes. Is it fun? Yes. At Dagu, one order of Crossing the Bridge Rice Noodle Soup consists of a bowl of boiling hot broth, a tray of meat and other ingredients, and a bowl of rice noodles. The bowl of hot broth is served in a special holder/insulator so you can move the bowl without burning your hands. The broth is served vigorously-boiling at about 300 degrees Fahrenheit. However, it calms down quickly. The broth holds its heat well and stays hot for a while. If you love hot soups, this is the place for you. Dagu's soups will definitely warm you up. The tray of ingredients looks meticulously-portioned. Each ingredient is served in a tiny tray. It reminds me banchan (Korean side dishes). I got B5. Sour & Spicy Flavored Crossing the Bridge Rice Noodle Soup with Beef Slices ($11.99). The menu has helpful pictures of most of the dishes to help you decide what to order. I was told by our fantastic server, Helen, that the order to put your ingredients into the broth to cook is meat first, veggies second, noodles last. The menu says to wait 10-20 seconds for everything to cook. I waited a bit longer. These noodles could also be considered a preset single serving of Chinese hot pot. The beef slices were rolled-up like hot pot. My order came with five fatty slices, lettuce, corn, bamboo shoots, fishcake, scallion, quail egg, ham, imitation crab, pickled mustard greens, peanuts, mushrooms, and noodles. All of the ingredients were fresh and good quality. When combined and cooked, my bowl of noodles was hot, filling, delicious, and comforting. I really liked the broth. The fatty slices of beef made the broth that much richer. As a lover of spicy food, I found the spice level to be only mildly-spicy, but that was OK. I still enjoyed it. The spicy and sour flavors were reminiscent of kimchi-jjigae (kimchi stew), but much more subtle. I liked the noodle texture, soft and slippery. My wife got A7. Rice Noodle Soup with Bang Bang Chicken ($12.99). Again, a flavorful broth, deep yet light, with a lot of umami. The "Bang Bang Chicken" was bone-in and sliced with a chili sauce on top. Very good. We also tried several of the apps. To me, the most noteworthy one was E4. Sliced Beef in Sichuan Chili Sauce ($5.99). Tender, rich, and packed with flavor. E3. Salty Crispy Chicken ($4.99) was good as well. Pretty much your standard Taiwanese chicken nuggets (not spicy) that you can't go wrong with. E2. Spicy Duck Tongue ($6.99) was OK. I'm not sure I'd recommend it. The E11. Spicy Quail Eggs (6 for $4.99) were scrumptious. The eggs were marinated and had a pleasant, creamy consistency. Before I run out of room to write, I have to mention the drinks. We got the Strawberry Mermaid ($6.99) and Garden Oreo Milk Tea ($6.49) and our friend got the G4. Mango Pomelo Meet Grass Jelly ($5.99). I think we each thought the drinks were better than expected. The Strawberry Mermaid tasted like a strawberry shortcake ice cream bar. The Garden Oreo Milk Tea tasted like a wonderful Oreo milkshake, but less thick and more icy. read more
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Song C.
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This place was good. Amazing? Not quite. But still pretty good. The spicy duck tongue was interesting. I've never had it before so here I am trying it. I imagined it to be similar to beef's tongue or whatnot; I didn't think there would be a bone involved. I'm a lazy eater, so this is a one-time experience. For the amount of meat and chewing work to get to the meat, I'd say nah. The hubs then said it's like pig's feet where you'd have to work at getting to the little parts of meat. We also sampled our friend's sliced beef in Sichuan chili sauce. This was pretty good. The beef was thinly sliced and flavorful. It sat within the chili sauce so it was oily, but it was a good pick. We also tried some of his salty crispy chicken, which was a disappointment. It seemed like it was old chicken so they recycled it. The exterior was super crunchy, but not in a good way -- like it had been re-heated too many times. At one point, we both took a bite of the chicken and then slurped our broth just to soften it. I had the A1, which was the signature rice noodle soup with braised bone-in pork. The broth on this was more mild and plain. Man, that piece of bone was humongous! They also give a lot of broth so you can ask for an additional small bowl of noodles as a complimentary service. This pick is a safe bet if you're unsure of what to get. The hubs had the A8, which is the rice noodle soup with coconut red curry chicken. The broth of this soup was really tasty and flavorful. I'm not a fan of coconut nor curry, but I actually dig this broth as it had a punch of spice flavorings. There is a slight kick of spiciness too, but it's not tear inducing or anything crazy, just a kick. The staff was so nice! They even take and pack your to-go food for ya. read more
A nice quick spot to eat tasty food! We didn't order the noodles however the other dishes are great! They are open decently late on Sundays and when we went it was pretty empty. We ordered the crispy chicken, the beef, egg rolls and the buns w condensed milk. Everything was great and inexpensive! You get a lot of food for a low price. The restaurant itself is very clean and the service is good. Plenty of parking around read more
Was looking at new places to try on Buford Hwy and decided to stop by here with some friends. I ordered the A1. Signature Rice Noodle Soup with Braised Bone-in Pork - a popular Chinese noodle soup that my parents love. It came with a HUGE braised pork with bone, as well as a cup of noodles on the side to add to the broth. The broth had tons of flavor and the pork was also nice and tender. There were some veggies like cabbage in the soup and a small quail egg! It does come out boiling so be careful, but what's super cool is that all the bowls come with a plastic holder so you don't accidentally burn yourself if you need to move it around. A+ for innovation. We also got the E3. Salty Crispy Chicken ( 盐酥鸡), a popular Taiwanese side. There was a decent amount of chicken and was pretty decent, though I tend to like mine with some more spices and salt. The service was super quick and friendly, as well. Our waitress wore a mask the entire time. Definitely recommend to anyone who loves authentic Chinese noodle soups! I'll probably take my parents here next time. read more
2 years ago
Late night eats here in ATL open till 5am highly recommend spendy but worth it!!!! Dipping the brown sugar rice into cocktail of vinegar,soy sauce, chili oil was a banger!! read more
Came here on a quiet weekend morning and we were the only customers in the shop. The interior was very clean and modern with fun cartoon drawings on the wall. The food came out pretty quickly after we ordered and the servings were quite generous. The soups come out in boiling pots and the rice noodles are in a separate bowl you add yourself. Food: A1: Signature Rice Noodle Soup - Great rich beef broth, nice thick cuts of meat. A2: Pickled Cabbage and Fish - My family always orders this dish wherever we go. I was very impressed with the restaurant's version, The fish was very tender and tasted quite fresh. The broth was very flavorful but not overly salty. And the pickled vegetables added just the right amount of sourness. Highly recommend this dish to those who like fish soup. E13: Pumpkin Pancakes with Red Bean - I can't say no to sweets and these really hit the spot for me. It was fired nice and crispy on the outside and then had a nice mochi-like chew with red bean paste stuffed inside. E12: Cucumber Salad - You can't go wrong with cucumber salad. I enjoyed this one so much I took the leftover sauce home so I could use it to dress more cucumbers. Overall, the food was very good, portions were large, and quite filling, would definitely recommend checking this place out along the Buford Highway! read more
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The place is small but there was plenty of seating. The decor is very Asian but looked very clean. I only saw female staff there. A couple of the staff did not speak very much English. But they were very friendly and accommodating. The food is very simple, but good. They have a selection of different soups you can choose from. They come in a clay insulated pot or a clay pot over a mini table top burner. They have a deconstructed soup where all the soup ingredients are presented in small sauce containers. Once your broth boil you empty all those ingredients into the pot to warm up and serve. It pretty much taste the same as the other soups, but it shows well on Instagram. I had the braised quail egg. It tasted pretty good but such a small appetizer. Pretty much a dollar an egg! The Taiwanese fried chicken was good, but there was more batter than chicken in the nuggets. The taste was still on point though. It had a slightly different aroma to it, almost as if they ate deep-fried in coconut oil. The side of lettuce is probably just for garnishing, but I put it in the soup and ate it too lol. Nothing goes wasted. read more
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