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    Zai tofu
    Ann W.

    When in ATL we like to stop by, this time we did the usual Thai chili chicken Chong fun, a beef bulgogi bao, salted egg yolk garlic noodle and zhaCai pan mee noodle. Service was good never overwhelming here. Food went down a notch sadly. The bao was overly sweet and beef, too minced. Chong fun was great again, garlic noodle while shrimp were salty and good the dish needed more sauce. The saddest was my entree ZhaCai (mushroom based) noodle dish. It just lacked flavor, even salt at home didn't fix.

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    Samantha L.

    Food Terminal is one of my favorite restaurant spots around Atlanta. They are now on the Michelin Guide and rightfully so. Their food is extremely tasty and they have a huge variety. They are both vegetarian and vegan friendly with lots of options. My favorite today was the unagi bao. My go-to favorites are the garlic butter shrimp noodles and Grandma's BBQ Pork. Although I did not drink today, they have great cocktail options as well. This location is accessible with plenty of parking. There was plenty of seating for midday on a Sunday. The waiters are friendly and efficient, and they use these robot machines to help bring food to your table. It's a fun experience and the food comes out quickly.

    Beef Rendang Roti
    Coty S.

    Yelp is one of the only places left where people read about food... so I'm here to write about it. This spot has been on my list forever, and I quickly understood what makes it special on my first try. I'm 100% here for the 腸粉 cheung fun in bold, fusion flavors. While not as layered and delicate as what I've had in Malaysia and Hong Kong, it definitely satiated the craving. Sure, I ordered at least 6 dishes here, but nothing comes close to their cheung fun. Will be back to try every flavor. I sat outdoors for a classic hawker vibe. No one got the memo or understood the assignment, as ususal. After seeing so much fuss about Food Terminal online, I avoided it for almost a year. I FINALLY visited and figured out that the influencers they hired just didn't get the memo, as usual. This is because businesses don't promote with foodies that actually understand the cuisine. So sad, but at least I FINALLY went here!

    Tofu curry on bottom left
    Nic R.

    Ample space to sit & parking. There is a robot server that goes around. Good for large parties, no need to reserve. Their menu is a magazine so expect hella options. Overall, food and prices are reasonable for the portions.

    Calamari with Mango Sauce
    Lou E.

    Just down right love this place. First time was an about 5 or 6 years ago and loved it and then forgot about it. The first of the year we decided to return and glad we did. Have since been three more times. The last trip a couple of weeks ago we dragged a couple of friends and they fell in love with Food Terminal. This is the way to go try Food Terminal...you get lots of different tastes if you go with the correct people!!! We arrived a bit after 1:00PM so that some of the lunch crowds had thinned. We asked for a seat with that might be a little quieter and it was. Service is always great. Ask and they deliver. How nice. We sat over to one side closer to the windows and the noise level was fine. Then there was the ordering of food. We wanted everything. We settled on the Honey Butter Shrimp on a Salad, the Grandma BBQ Pork on Noodles with Egg, Fried Calamari with a Mango Sauce, an order of Fried Wontons, Pork Belly Crispy Bao, and Shiitake Mushroom Cheong Fun. Everything was perfect. And all agreed that the best and favorite dish was the Honey Butter Shrimp. The Pandan sauce that accompanies this fried shrimp is to die for. I could eat it with a spoon. The fried Calamari was some of the best we have had. The texture was perfect...not too chewy and the mango sauce only enhanced the taste. Both my wife and I were a little leery of the garlic noodles but they were only enhanced by a small hint of garlic making them almost addictive. Service was great. Not rushed at all. A nice leisurely lunch. Prices are somewhat reasonable when looking at the quality of ingredients, the portion size and today's costs. Highly recommend and will definitely return.

    (PS) Curry Spare Ribs ~$20 would not get again, salty
    Hannah L.

    Arrived here, not knowing this place was Michelin guide in 2024. Had high expectations when we found out, but our experience was let down by overly salted dishes or lack of flavors in others. No wait on a Monday afternoon. - Hot Tea $3.5: Was given two cups of hot water which was nice, as were able to split the tea bag into two uses. Strong GT flavor. - Penang Prawn $16.95: I liked how there was both rice thin noodles and egg thin noodles. Fish cake and prawns were yummy. Broth itself lacked flavor and was not memorable. - Egg Yolk Brussel Sprouts $8.95: good flavor and crisp, but on the saltier end. - Curry Spare Ribs w Rice $19.95: Fall off the bone, but the sauce was also salty ): - Shrimp Bone Marrow $16.95: Similar egg noodles to the penang. I did like the broth of this better, although it wasn't as rich as I hoped. Egg was perfect boiled with a runny center. No fresh chilis here, just chili oil which had a nice kick. Accidentally indicated the wrong dish on the menu but I feel this could have been avoided if servers confirmed the order before submitting it. Our waitress was good tho. I would still consider coming back here to give this place another shot as they have an extensive menu (I was surprised to see how thick they're menu was lol)

    Curry Tofu Noodle Soup
    Maggie H.

    Came back to try some of their more famous foods (and why they're michelin recommended)! I got the garlic bone marrow noodle soup. The soup was warming and refreshing. The restaurant is freezing cold though, so doing soup was a good choice. The Szechuan bone marrow soup was also really good and not very spicy. It just has the typical chili oil flavor but wasn't too spicy. I'd get that next time. We shared some beef fried rice because the server said it was large. It was a large portion. Oily and flavorful.

    Donald S.

    As soon as that highly regarded M word pops up, I can't help but sound the skepticism alarm. Whether it's Michelin star or in this case Michelin guide choice, this recognition isn't an easy one to achieve. Food Terminal comes with a lot of hype, but is it worth it? Uhhhhh yes, yes it is. Simply put, the food is exceptional. I actually didn't want to write a review until I was able to make multiple trips and try a few different items. It's a massive menu. But From the appetizers, to the soups, to the noodles, they can do no wrong. The depth of flavor in the curry noodle soup to the fry of the calamari or shrimp....its technically beyond reproach. The honey butter garlic shrimp noodle is the stuff dreams are made of. At least my dreams. How they were able to create such bold flavors in such a simple dish is incredible. Easy to see why this dish received the Michelin recognition. I'd seriously pay big money to learn this recipe! In my opinion, Food Terminal is in contention for the best Asian dining spot in America, period.

    Nish K.

    Food Terminal is one of those spots that just hits--whether you're craving street food-style comfort or something a little more adventurous. First off, parking is easy and free (hallelujah), and the space is huge with both indoor and patio seating, which makes it perfect for groups or casual hangouts. The menu? Massive. But don't worry--they've got photos for almost every dish, which makes it easier to explore all the different flavors. Plus, they have a full cocktail and alcohol menu and bubble teas, so you're covered whether you're in the mood to sip or slurp. We ordered the roti canai (so flaky and buttery), honey butter shrimp (crispy, sweet, and addictive), nasi lemak with beef curry (super flavorful), kimchi rolling hot plate (served sizzling hot!), and the Szechuan steamed wontons (a spicy, mouthwatering bite). Every dish was on point. Also love that it's on the Michelin guide--it's well deserved. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the Chamblee area and want something tasty, fast, and fun. We will be back to try out some more items on their menu. P.S. don't miss their robot servers

    Grandma BBQ Pork Tossed Noodle
    Quincy P.

    My daughter and I went here for lunch on a Saturday. The menu is a book but the pictures help a lot. I ordered the Grandma's BBQ Pork Fried Rice and my daughter had the Grandma's Wonton BBQ Pork Tossed Noodle. We also had the Steamed Chicken Dumplings as an appetizer. We enjoyed everything as all the food had great flavor! The waitress was very not very attentive. We waited quite a while just to ask for water and to order a beverage. My daughter had the Strawberry Peach Black Tea. We will definitely return to try other items on the menu.

    6 hours Braised Beef Noodle Soup
    M T.

    I came in at the very last minute before they were closing, but they were gracious enough to accommodate. I had the braised beef noodle soup with glass noodle noodles and it was amazing! The service was very prompt and it was a nice chill environment.

    Nasi Lemak Curry Chicken Rice
    Martin R.

    This is one of my favorite go to restaurants in the city. The food is flavorful, fresh and delicious! My usual dishes are Grandma's Pork Tossed Noodle or the Curry Tofu Noodle Soup, but you can't go wrong here. Overcome your preconceived notions of Asian food. Try it all. The service can be spotty but usually very good. It depends on the crowd and the server. This is a great place for groups and they do serve dishes family style. You just have to tell your friends that aren't familiar with that concept that we all buy several dishes and share. I do have friends that still want to get the mango dish and eat it all themself. I try to get them to realize that with family style they get to try many different dishes. Two thumbs up to this place.

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    Rosalyn L.

    I came here once before to meet a friend after work and had an enjoyable experience so I decided to come back. It's located in the same lot as the farmers market near Chamblee Tucker Rd and Buford Hwy, and there are many others businesses so there is plenty of parking. They do have steps and ramp access to the restaurant which is very convenient for those that can't use the stairs. They also have a patio area if you want to sit outdoors and enjoy the weather. Once you enter, there is a sign that says wait to be seated. I was immediately greeted and I asked if I could sit at the bar and was told I could sit anywhere at the bar. The greeter brought me a dessert, drink, and food menu. The bar faces the kitchen which is open so you can see the workers cooking and the bar stools do not have a back so keep that in mind if you choose to sit at the bar. Axel came over immediately and introduced himself and brought a plate, napkins, chop sticks, and a fork. Their menu is huge! I told Axel I wanted something spicy. He recommended the wontons as an appetizer and schezuen beef noodle so that is exactly what I ordered with a sprite. He brought a water and a Sprite and the fried wontons came out a few minutes after. The friend wontons were good but were not spicy at all, like they advertised. The two sauces that came with them weren't spicy either. The Szechuan beef noodle on the other hand was spicy and had just the right amount of kick. I drunk the broth and then ate some of the noodle and beef and took the rest home. The beef was tender and although the soup was good, I wouldn't order it again. It's only noodles, beef, and green onion in a spicy broth. I missed the egg and vegetables so will definitely order something different with more fixings. The soup did help me feel better because I felt I was getting a cold. There is a robot that they utilize to help serve food and drinks, which I thought was pretty cool. Axel was kind enough to put my food in the container for me. So if you are looking for a restaurant with a variety of Asian food, this is the place to go to.

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    Ask the Community - Food Terminal

    Is there patio seating with heaters available?

    Patios at Chamblee, yes. Heaters, no.

    What items on the menu are halal?

    There is no halal food on the menu

    Do they take reservations?

    They do not. I've used Yelp's waitlist option in the past but it's not always there (maybe only when they're super busy)

    Is there vegan options here? I love the food here but we have a out of town guest who is vegan. Thanks!

    There are vegan options but they are limited to vegetables and rice. Stay away from the yong tofu as it is filled with ground meat mixture or fish paste. The ginger rolling hot plate is a good vegan option.

    Is there anything truly vegetarian (no animal broth or products other than egg or dairy)?

    Well truly vegetarian would be vegan and I don't think they carry anything vegan on their menu

    Is there a to go menu?

    Yes, their To Go menu is a 4-panel folded pamphlet available from any server. The menu lists everything and shows pictures of select items.

    Does Food Terminal offer gluten free options?

    Yes! When you read the Food Terminal Magazine, it will inform you in the top right hand corner what it is, and if it's gluten free

    What's the best meal here?

    Grandma's BBQ Pork with noodles.

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    We stopped for lunch and opted for the buffet to sample a variety of dishes. We are both…read moreadventurous diners. Staff were pleasant and efficient. Restaurant area was okay with the atmosphere similar to a gas station cafe and an adjoining market of Indonesian products. I was tempted to purchase a package of frozen squid for later dinner prep and then decided maybe another time. Rice was cooked perfectly and curry sauce was rich and flavorful. Green beans with tofu were nice. Eggplant dish was swimming in oil. Pork rib pieces were inedible and unable to be thoroughly chewed due to tough texture and bone fragments. My dining companion had a dish of gelatinous beef and we remarked that we should have read more thoroughly pre-visit before doing any pointing and ordering. So, that's on us! We were unable to translate the buffet signage and ordered based off of appearance only. Would recommend researching before visiting if this is an unfamiliar cuisine as the establishment was not user-friendly beyond a specific knowledgeable dining customer. We were limited by our lack of info. We also believe we visited near the end of lunch service and this may have impacted our specific experience. Buffet appeared sparse at the time we visited early to mid afternoon Saturday. We saw patrons order from a printed menu as we were leaving and they appeared to be regular customers based on greetings and ordering. Printed menu has translations, so we may return to try again and also pick up some freezer squid to go.

    I found this place because we wanted to try Indonesian food, we we're not sure what to expect…read morereally, I ordered the grilled fish and chicken skewer with chicken leg dish and a appetizer, total was $60 ish. Everything taste was good, but what really turned us off was the service. It was walk up order, and usually most places like that don't require tip, but I think is the owner, she pointed to our friends to tip, so they tipped, but felt awkward about it. We all sat at the table, and noticed that we were having to grab our food and our friends at the same table didn't, that was no big deal. Because I get it they tipped and paid for the service, but to be fair no one in our group was gonna tip because we assumed it was self-serve. The awkward part came when none of us knew if we could get just water or anything because it was never offered, so our friends asked for water, and the lady only brought enough for her and 2 other friends on their same bill where they tipped, mind you..we all sat at the same table. When we asked if we could get water, we were basically told to go get our own water at the water station. We were all shocked and frankly everyone was left feeling very awkward and uncomfortable. The food was not bad, but not special or good enough for us emotionally ever go back, We are always very generous with our tip, and when our friend told us they tipped, I was going to put cash when we leave, but the lady who "helped" us made the experience so awkward and unpleasant that we didnt feel it was at all worth us tipping, had she brought water to us, we would have given her the tip, but the whole time she would check on our friends asking them how was the food, we were also customers sitting at the same table...soooo no i will never go back. Just be warned if you go, either take it togo, or make sure you tip, otherwise be prepared to be treated as if you were invisible.

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    Well here's an unenthusiastic update to my last review, so pardon the lackluster vibe. The food was…read moreso-so this time around. We ordered pan fried buns and instead received Chinese donuts in the bag :( I didn't realize it until we got home, but I never had an issue with this place so it didn't occur to me that they prepared (or packed?) the wrong thing. If I ever return, I'll know to do better than expect the correct order and check everything before heading out. The crab rangoon was still flavorful but whatever dough they wrapped it with this time was so freaking tough that it cut the top of my mouth. My jaw should not get a workout from eating crab rangoon of all things. Another disappointment in the bag. But the beef entree we ordered was good, yet overshadowed by the other letdowns of the night's visit given that I can't really remember what exactly we ate. I'm going to remove another star for the unhygienic practices I witnessed that I was perhaps blissfully ignorant of my last time visiting. It's hard to look past a server comfortably coughing into their hand and proceeding to handle multiple patrons' plates and orders without as much of a squirt of sanitizer. I will say though they are quite dedicated to the customer. As I was sitting in the parking lot waiting 10-15min for my order to finish, someone clearly forgot their food and the same hacking server ran out to give it to them. Oh wait! Turns out that was actually our food being jostled around as he ran through the parking lot searching for the owner. I was watching the time and planned on returning but maybe I wasn't moving fast enough for this guy lol. He did all that just for the order to be wrong.... Damn bro. I prayed he didn't box the food. I guess we didn't come on a good day? I really don't know what happened but the entire experience was off. Based on the night's events, I don't know if I'll return. No pictures this time... I was too pissed off. Didn't fight the incorrect order either as I was too tired and really only ordered here because Northern China Eatery was closed. At least the food was decent. Heavy on the word "decent".

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