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    Gu’s Kitchen

    4.0 (370 reviews)
    ModerateSzechuan
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Sidéwon Andre N.

    I've seen this restaurant a couple times on Atlanta Eats and I finally decided to try it out. I had BOGO Pork Dumplings, Sesame Chicken with White Rice, and Thick Noodles. My favorite were the thick Noodles and Dumplings. The Sesame Chicken was dry and tough and I had little sauce. It was really not fresh at all! I say this not to be mean but It was super chewy and tasted like it could have been leftovers. If I wasn't used to the cuisine in Seattle I may give 5 stars which many people say it's deserving off but I found it very average in taste.

    In-store menu showing a full order of dumplings as being $16
    Richard D.

    Food was great, but a few things to note. 1) You have to order online from a QR code when dining in. 2) They charge 10% extra to order online if you order to-go. 3) They charge you 50 cents to put things like sauces on the side instead of having them on your item 4) They do not do phone orders, so you are obligated to pay the extra 10% for advance to go orders Restaurant would be 5 Stars if it werent for these issues. So sick and tired of being nickeled and dimed by places. No excuse to up-charge to-go orders. There is no notice on their website that you are being upcharged 10% by ordering online versus going into the store. Feels a little scammy, bordering on unethical IMHO.

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    Liza M.

    Gu's is a hidden gem and one of those IYKYK places. This is a quant local owned restaurant with that local feel. I'm going to make this short and brief. Just go!! There isn't one bad thing on the menu and we tried just about everything. Cold noodles, General Tsao chicken, crab Rangoon, fried rice, white rice, spring rolls, chicken dumplings, pork dumplings, crispy steak....whoaaaaa. I'd like to pause here for a moment. Crispy steak - yes, it's a thing and yes, it was amazing. Get it!! The menu is digital and your check comes to your phone so it's an easy order and pay on and out. The food comes out just as fast and is served family style. This is a small place with simple decor reminiscent of a cafeteria with the school like chairs and tables but who cares because the food is amazing. This is a local favorite with good reason and I can't recommend enough.

    Zhong style dumplings with pork (full order)
    Kin L.

    TLDR: okay place, get the takeout or delivery. Came on a Friday night with friends. We shared noodles, dumplings and two entrees. The food was good enough but not spectacular. Beef was a little dry; spicy chicken was good; dumplings were solid; noodles had a great sauce but was a small dish. The service was awkward: we did the little dance at the front where we didn't know if the server was bringing us to a table cause he just walked off without a word after we said how many in our party. They also ask that you use a QR code to order and pay which we didn't know until we flagged him down and he pointed to a small table sign. The food came quick but aside from that and more flagging for water, little interaction with staff. The facilities were clean but dishware was old. Our water cups were clearly cracked with one leaking. Overall the food is solid enough to try again, but pricing is a little high so may get a doordash deal for takeaway rather than eating there.

    Half Order Pork Zhong Style Dumplings
    Christina W.

    This place is really good. The Handmade Sweet and Spicy Thick Noodles are a 10/10, my favorite so far. We also tried the dumplings, the Szechuan Spicy Curry Chicken and another chicken dish that I forgot the name of but everything was good. The service was also really good. Everyone seemed friendly. Restaurant was clean.

    David G.

    Gu's is a place I recommend for take outs but not for a sit down experience. The inside of Gu's is pretty generic. You order and pay by QR code, and they ask you to pay and tip before you get your food, which is something I really dislike as their is no way of tipping for good or bad service, and in this case service was bad. The food came to our table in a reasonable time, but nobody checked in on us to see how we were doing, refill our drinks, and we had to flag someone to get a to go box. The food itself is good, better than your average takeout Chinese withe some distinct options, so would recommend it to go if you're willing to pay a little more for something a little different.

    Reasonably priced fab food!
    Chris C.

    Wow, just wow, absolutely fantastic, perfectly prepared, brilliantly seasoned, truly delicious food! While the Dan Dan Noodles were divine and oh so flavorful, the dumplings were the hit of the show! They were such a party in my mouth that the noodles were a disappointment for just a second until I realized they were a very different experience and so uniquely yummy themselves. Yes, a thousand times YES, I will be back but next visit, dumpling mouth party part two, I will get a full size order and one to go!

    Phil B.

    We decided to give this place a try after our friends had a wonderful experience here a few months ago. The food selection is great as it not only provides some staples you'd expect from a Szechuan restaurant, but also a couple other items. We ordered buns and their signature sweet and spicy thick noddles. So good! I like how you can pay in advance, which allows you to leave whenever you are ready instead of waiting for a check.

    Daniel M.

    This place was a Recommendation from one of my local resteraunt review pages. First i quite liked the process for ordering your food. Scan your phone ,order,pay and your done. My food soon arrived after ordering. I chose smoked pork fried rice. Now to be it was bland. But a few splashes of soy sauce and it was much better. Now i dont say this to make it sound like it was a bad Experience. When ordering you are given the opion to have it made spicier. While dining you can hear some nice solf Jazz playing while dining. The portion size was quite enough for 2. They have Dan Dan noodles. So i will Definitely return.

    Spicy Dried Eggplant
    Chandrika R.

    I came here for the eggplant fries after I asked on a FB group for eggplant dish recommendations. If you actually like eggplant, do not get this dish. They are just fried batter with some mush inside. The dumplings, however, are fantastic! So craveable! The staff was friendly and the place is clean. there is a lot of take out business so it's a little confusing when you first walk in. Will be back for those dumplings!

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    Great food. One of the best Asian restaurants in the Atlanta area. The dumplings are great, and the Dan Dan noodles are very flavorful.

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    Ask the Community - Gu’s Kitchen

    Are there gluten free options?

    Does the hot and sour soup have pork?

    What are the vegan entrees available?

    Check out our menu here and look for the vegan symbols: https://guskitchen.com/menu

    Are the noodles gluten free?

    Hi, they are vegan but not gluten free. Thanks!

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