Suxian used to have very good food. I've used them many times over the last 10 years but as time…read morepasses their food gets worse. I was really wanting some Chinese food today and even though I hesitated when I thought of them, I ordered anyway. The last few years, I haven't been impressed. Today I had sesame chicken with shrimp fried rice, hot & sour soup with spring rolls. The rice was bland and boring and so was the sesame chicken even though it had a nice sauce on it. The spring rolls are disgusting and super mushy inside..YUCK! All in all, I regret my decision to order from Suxian especially since there are numerous choices around here. The delivery i always quick and the food hot but the food lacks love and care put into it but here it is sorely lacking. I literally just wasted $25, I'm still hungry and my taste buds hate me. I will not order from them EVER again!

Second time coming here. This time I got the orange chicken with white rice and house lo mein. I…read morecan't complain, I liked the orange chicken, and the rice was sticky, but not in a bad way. The shrimp were clean, the lo mein had a sufficient amount of sauce and taste for my liking. Not bland. Decent prices too.

Tried about ten different dishes. The lamb was my favorite by far but everything was good. The bill…read morewas surprisingly small.

We decided to try this place based on the high ratings, but unfortunately, our experience didn't…read morequite live up to the expectations. We were a party of 5 and found both the food and the service to be inconsistent. The Food: Most dishes were mediocre or worse. The Three Cups Chicken (1/5) was the worst I've ever had. The Hong Kong Style Shrimp (1/5) was just bland, tasteless fried shrimp. The Lamb with Scallion (2/5) was far too salty. The only "average" dish was the Spicy Beef and Tendon (3/5), but one decent dish can't save a meal this poor. The Service & Billing: The service was quite slow during our visit. We waited a long time for the check and eventually ended up packing our own leftovers and heading to the front counter to pay so we could head out. I was also surprised to see an automatic 20% gratuity added to the bill, especially since it was calculated on the total after tax ($23.07 tip on a $106.80 subtotal). While I understand automatic tips for groups, it felt a bit high due to poor services. There are a lot of great dining spots in the area, but based on this disappointing visit, I'm sure I would not return to this one.

We did hibachi chicken and steak. The cook was very good and entertaining. The amount of delicious…read morefood we got for the price was awesome. Worth the price. Definitely plan to go back.

I love the food, but my favorite is the delivery guy that comes to Lindmor Woods. He's so nice and…read moreremembers everything. He's wonderful!

I really enjoyed the food. The soup dumplings were good. The beef dish had a lot of protein. Only…read morething, there was only one small piece of tofu in my hot and sour soup.

We frequent Hai pretty often, and it never disappoints. Every time we go, the food is consistent,…read moreflavorful, and served in generous portions that definitely give you your money's worth. Today we ordered the diced beef, kung pao chicken, and orange chicken. The spicy beef had the perfect kick without being overwhelming, with tender slices of beef coated in a rich, bold sauce. The kung pao chicken was well-balanced with just the right mix of savory, slightly sweet, and nutty flavors. And the orange chicken? Crispy, saucy, and perfectly glazed -- not too sticky or overly sweet. One thing we always appreciate is the portion size. You can easily share or have leftovers for the next day (which somehow taste just as good). Whether dining in or grabbing takeout, HAI Indicator stays reliable, flavorful, and satisfying every time. Definitely a go-to spot for us.

Located in Atlanta's Chinatown, this was definitly one of the more popular spots to grab food. we…read moreordered the fish dry pot and it was only $13 and enough for 2 people, that is a steal! They did not skimp on the protein, the bottom of the dish is veggies but I don't mind because I love vegetables and it's still very filling. Food came out pretty quick and the workers were courteous. A great place to get a cheap and tasty meal.

First time trying Chong Qing Hot Pot for lunch, located inside Chinatown Market, and walking in…read morehonestly felt like stepping straight into China. The whole setup is like a mini food hall with several authentic Chinese spots to choose from--but Chong Qing is where I landed. I ordered the crispy chicken with garlic sauce and swapped the white rice for a side of house lo mein (yes, it's an upcharge, but worth it). Everything came out on real dishes--not to-go boxes--which I loved. You order and pay at the counter, grab a seat, and they bring the food out to you. Now let's talk about the food... DELICIOUS. The spice level was just right--flavorful with a nice kick, but not overpowering. If you like it hotter, you can definitely add more heat, but I was perfectly satisfied as is. The lo mein was really good too--veggies were fresh with a nice crisp (those onions and carrots were hitting!), and everything tasted well-balanced. Only small note: I wish there was a little more meat in the dish, but it didn't take away from the overall experience. And let me say this--the portion size is VERY generous. I ate until I was full and still had just as much left to take home, which is always a win in my book. All in all, I'll definitely be back to try more. If you're in Chinatown Market and not sure what to pick, Chong Qing Hot Pot is a solid choice. 4/5 stars for me!

They serve a little banchan (side dishes) of two kinds of kimchi and a pickled radish dish. We all…read moreenjoyed those. I had the creamy onion (Korean fried chicken) KFC chicken. It was sweet and creamy and the chicken was very crunchy, but still juicy. These are not frozen pieces of chicken. It's real Korean fried chicken bites. I think that's really where the name for this restaurant comes from... They do whole chickens in you know boat in chicken and stuff, but their signature dishes are the bite-size pieces of chicken with no bones. I hesitate to call them chicken nuggets because they're clearly better than chicken nuggets. The onions were crunchy and sweet not overpowering at all. The sauce was a mayo type of sauce, sweet and creamy - pretty good overall. My dad had the regular (Korean fried chicken) KFC chicken. His chicken came out without anything on it because he requested them to have the sauce on the side his sauce was something like a gauchjuang sauce with a little graininess to it, it was sweet, and little kick of spiciness. I think that a really nice twist would be to make the creamy onion KFC with a good drizzle of the gauchjuang sauce over top. I used my dad's sauce over my creamy onion KFC and it was superior in every way. My sister had the Bulgogi quesadilla. The meat was tender and sweet with the marinade sauce, but it was also gooey and cheesy and melting. The outside was crispy. My sister also got a bong bong drink? Basically grape juice with some peeled grapes in it. She said she liked it. The interior of the place was nicely decorated and clean. They still look brand new inside and out. The facilities are nice. The staff was very friendly except one lady who gave off some "Karen vibes". Overall, I would say this place is a thumbs up and you should definitely give them a shot. It's good for small groups, big groups, and all kinds of groups. They've got good drinks. They've got good food and the overall atmosphere is pretty chill it's not loud at all. It's nice and quiet. The only downside to the ambience would be having to sit so close to other people being that the place is a little bit small for the amount of seating that they put in some of the tables are a little bit close to each other.

The Bite of Korea is truly more of a Korean-American fusion spot than traditional Korean cuisine…read more I tried the bulgogi quesadillas and the chicken wings. Both were good but definitely lean more toward fusion than authentic Korean dishes. If you're expecting classic Korean flavors, this might not fully hit that mark. That said, if you go in with the mindset of enjoying creative, Korean-inspired comfort food, it's a solid option. A good spot to mix things up from the usual, just not somewhere I'd go for a more authentic Korean dining experience.

We stopped by for dinner because of ratings and distance from our house. They appeared to be pretty…read morebusy, so I hope our experience was a one off due to that. There are only 3 tables for dine in and all were filled so we ordered our meal to go. As we waited we had nothing to do but look around and noticed the floor was very dirty...again, hopefully it was just because they had a rush/were busy. Service was very good. The lady that took our order was very nice and she packed our to go order with care. The food was ok. We ordered orange chicken extra spicy, hunan beef extra sauce, and fried dumplings. We also ordered hot & sour soup and egg drop soup. Both soups needed seasoning (salt). Neither of our entrees came as ordered - orange chicken wasn't spicy (even though we request extra spicy) and we did not get extra sauce with the hunan beef (or if it was 'extra' the dish would have been dry to begin with). After eating, we were confused by the ratings and looked at the reviews a bit closer. Most reviews talk about the fried rice and wings - I guess we ordered the wrong type of food.

Decided to try based on reviews. Being from NY, Chinese food is a staple of the hood. Ordered…read morechicken wings, Crab Cheese Wontons and Chicken Lo Mein with chicken. Since when did chicken wings start getting sold by the piece? Picture listed, sold me 2 chicken wings cut into 4 pieces. This should be illegal! Second, the Crab Cheese wontons needed a little more cooking. The chicken lo mein was a little lacking. The noodles just seem overly thick. As for decor, I understand the area is tough. But ripped chairs, don't help for ambiance. Overall this is not a place worth visiting.

Small yet beautifully decorated with great ambiance. The server remembered my friend and he hasn't…read morebeen there since 2021!! He knew his order by heart!! Their hot and sour soup is the ABSOLUTE BEST I've ever had (I bought 3 quarts to go... don't judge). Egg rolls are delicious and I'm not a fan of egg rolls lol. The server suggested Spicy garlic shrimp for me and I went with it, boy am I happy I did! 9 plump juicy perfectly cooked shrimp with onions and green peppers along with fried rice was fabulous! I have leftovers for tomorrow with my soup. My friend had the triple Mongolian and I got to taste (very tiny taste I might add) the beef, so tender and that sauce oh my goodness...I can't wait to go back. I did drop a quart of the soup off at a friend's house bc he has covid and even he proclaimed it the best he's ever had!

popped in for their weekday $12 lunch, lovely staff, great tasty food, included soup choice &…read morecrackers, spring roll, and any choice from the menu with rice, & fortune cookie! Fantastic value.

Completely disgusting. Wrong items in order which I did not even try. Entire meal was mush that…read moresignificantly reduced my appetite.

Updated review that only applies to one dish…read more The sesame chicken has got to be the worst I've ever tasted. I definitely hope they change the way they cool it. At least the other dish from my other review was good.

This venue is in the middle of a strip mall…read more I recently tried the sesame chicken from this restaurant and I must say it was delicious. The portion size was generous and it was enough for two meals. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the sesame flavor was just right. I highly recommend trying this dish if you're looking for a tasty and satisfying meal.

So if you want some very reasonably priced Chinese food, this spot is some place that you could…read moredefinitely try out. It's in a strip mall off of Buford highway so the parking is free so just keep that in mind. Although depending on what time of night you go, it could be an issue with parking because there is a lounge basically next door. I got it in close to closing time and it wasn't even an issue when I asked could I order. She was super family and waited for me to figure out what I wanted. I ended up going for the general tso chicken, spring rolls, fried rice, and a pot roast roll. General tso chicken - The chicken itself was pretty decent. The flavor was good, the consistency was pretty okay. And you got a nice size portion. I got a combination but it seemed more like a lunch portion than a full dinner portion but it's okay. That did not have an impact on how I rated it, especially because you get so much bang for your book consider how much Chinese food cost these days lol! Fried rice - The fried rice didn't really have a lot of flavor to it. It came with onions in the fried rice, but I was about it for the most part. It was a type of thing to where you needed that the soy sauce because whatever flavor they had, was a little bit more bland it didn't carry the meal. Or you needed to have the sauce from the chicken to give it a little extra flavor. Spring rolls - spring rolls and the roast rolls kind of had the same issue, flavor-wise they were okay. But it felt like they were cooked a little bit too long. But it was a spring roll so it kind of was what it was lol It wasn't bad so I don't know how to describe that but it was okay. Pot roast roll - again, the taste for the roll was decent. I liked it. It's just that I wish that it wasn't fried to a crisp more than necessary. It was hard to get to the flavor because you're really trying to navigate the way the crunch was set up. Because it was a hell of a lot of crutch! Like it's sat in the deep fry for a little bit too long. It could have been an off day, I understand that. Would I give it a shot, I would go back again maybe. Again it was very reasonably priced food and it wasn't bad. But I would probably make a couple of different moves. I would have no problem getting the chicken, I will try a couple others. But maybe the fried rice with something in it would have been a little more appropriate. Because the play fried rice didn't hit. And you know anything about Chinese food, at least in America, that is a staple You have to have the fried rice be on point. But here's the thing, there's so many other places along this road that you can get Chinese food from that it wouldn't be my first choice, like I said it wasn't terrible, it's just the fried rice having little flavor and the egg rolls having the shell of an armadillo, really didn't do well by me but I'm sure maybe not even a block or so up I can find other Chinese food So I wouldn't rush back, but I'm not saying I wouldn't go back but I want to be honest about my opinion.