This was an unusual find. I had stopped by the bookstore to get a manga book, when I realized there…read morewas a ramen spot next door. I decided to try it. Interior is simply decorated yet very inviting. Great ambiance My food was delivered less than 5 minutes after I ordered. Hot, savory and eye catching. Very well priced for the portions . I had the best cucumber salad with nuts. The crunch and dressing gave it such a taste as to rival any other salad out there Its family run; father and son were receiving and serving. Stop by and try it.

These were the worst soup dumplings I've ever had. I've been on a mission to find some great soup…read moredumplings, so when I saw that this restaurant was down the street from my job, I didn't hesitate to go visit. The decor and setup of the restaurant was very colorful and unique. There was a beautiful Asian inspired mural on the wall and plenty of seating. Once I chose my table and ordered I waited about 15 to 20 minutes. When the dumplings came out, they did not look appetizing. They were incredibly small and the dough had a crosshatch pattern on the outside. There was no 'soup' inside the dumplings and the filling taste wasn't worth remembering. I encourage anyone visiting this restaurant to order something different from the menu.

My family and I had a great lunch at Kitchen 121. A very intimate space that is quiet and good for…read moresmaller groups. We came in the afternoon, so parking wasn't an issue. The staff was a bit reserved but they did warm up as our visit progressed. We ordered a few items from the menu, including a California Roll, Double Shrimp Tempura Roll, Rainbow Roll, Oriental Soy Garlic Chicken, Grilled Shrimp Hot Bowl, and the Grilled Bulgogi Hot Bowl. Everything was fantastic; hot, flavorful, and fresh. Even the beverages were refreshing. The Lemonade was solid. The Peach Green Tea was new to my taste buds, and I really enjoyed it. I especially liked the Virgin Mojito, really nicely balanced and this would be my go-to drink for sure! If you're in the area, stop by and try it for yourself. I would absolutely return.

Upon entering Kitchen 121, you order and pay first at the register. There's also a self-serve water…read morestation and utensils, which keeps things simple and convenient. This is a Korean-infused style restaurant with a relaxed, chill atmosphere that makes it easy to sit down and enjoy your meal. The serving sizes were generous easily enough to share between two or even three people. Overall, the food tasted really good and the service was excellent. Would definitely come back!

The BEP corner is so good for a fast, casual meal! We came here with friends and will definitely…read morebe back! The menu is HUGE and has fusion from all countries so it's easy to find something for everyone. I got an ube coconut drink and then my fiance and I shared the popcorn chicken, steak lomo saltado, and their garlic noodles with salmon. It didn't take too long for everything to come out and portion sizes were HUGE! I would have never been able to finish a plate by myself lol I think even the app itself would have filled me up. Everything was super flavorful and I would definitely recommend all three plates I tried. If I had to pick for my fav it would be the garlic noodles though. The shopping center is kinda wack but I'll definitely be back at the BEP corner!

The inside was a lot smaller than I was expecting but it feels very comfy and looks modern. I got…read moreseated and my order taken pretty fast which was nice but the server wasn't very attentive past that. The food on the other hand was good, just slightly expensive but it's a decent portion. An entree is definitely shareable between two people. I ordered the ribeye fried rice which comes to about $24 and a salted coffee for $7. Coffee was nice and strong-- not too sweet, while the food was perfectly seasoned in my opinion. Meat was tender and the fried rice was very garlicky which I enjoyed. My only complaint is that my fried egg was slightly burnt and I did not like the cilantro sauce the rice came with but it didn't ruin the experience completely. Overall not bad place to try and I'd like to come back to try their other menu items

Really enjoyed Goodwin Tea House! The drinks tasted very high quality and you can tell they use…read morereal tea instead of overly sweet syrup-heavy mixes. The Guava & Grape Cheechee was super refreshing and unique, and the milk tea had a rich tea flavor that stood out immediately. The food was honestly a surprise highlight too. The Seafood Satay Noodle Soup had a rich, flavorful broth with a really good balance of savory and spicy flavors, and the spicy sour beef soup was comforting and packed with flavor. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxing, making it a great place to study, catch up with friends, or just hang out for a while.

I've been to a dozen "no tip" restaurants that have opened since 2023, and this was by far the…read morestrangest experience. Walked into Goodwin expecting a more relaxed, self-serve style environment where customers could take their time browsing the menu without pressure. Instead, the atmosphere immediately felt tense and uncomfortable -- more like "hurry up and order or leave." The owner are def fuzhouese. One of the first things I noticed was two tables eating directly out of large rectangular aluminum trays, the kind you'd normally see at Chinese buffets or catering setups. This is a sign that tells me they are family member of the restaurant owner 员工餐 . It honestly threw me off and made the dining room feel unusual and unpolished. The female owner immediately came to the entrance as soon as I walked in, which added to the pressure and awkward vibe. My mom actually comes from a very similar cultural and business background and has worked with many restaurant owners in that community through commercial restaurant sales. Based on her own experiences in the industry, I became uncomfortable with what she described what possibly would be going on and that made me uneasy as well. At the end of the day, the atmosphere just didn't feel welcoming or relaxing. I ended up leaving before ordering because something about the experience felt off to me personally. There are plenty of other no-tip restaurants that manage to feel modern, clean, and customer-friendly without making people feel rushed or uncomfortable. To name a few: Korean: kisoya, Naju myunok, and sambong naengmyun, the food court inside mega mart Chinese: Papa dumpling, or the food court at dinho in doraville, or chenji in Duluth, Xi an gourmet noodle inside jusgo food court

This was by far the best poke I've had in ATL! Absolutely delicious. The fish was fresh and the…read morechicken was perfectly crispy. Will be coming here again! The staff was very friendly, and it was clean and neat inside, a nice cool escape from the heat but outdoor seating if you want.

Still consistently WONDERFUL!!! I got my usual, Best of the…read moreBest Sushi Burrito. Salmon, Tuna, and all good things stuffed inside a sheet of nori. Also my guys got Spicy Seafood Ramen & our guest got a Shrimp Wanton Ramen. Literally you can scroll through my past posts & pics- everything looks the same as before. A new location opens soon in the city of Lawrenceville. Closer to us, so YAAAAY!! The Ginger Dressing/Salad is STILL my ALL TIME FAVORITE!!! We tried the Tokyo Fries- now I crave these. A great fry, wonderful flavor & piping hot/fresh. A beautiful night & great company to top off a delicious meal.

When I pulled up to this spot, I wasn't really expecting much and for sure when I pulled up, I…read moredefinitely judged this book by it's cover. Tucked in a small plaza sandwiched between a orthodontists office and a salon is this little tiny joint off Webb Bridge road off Kimball Bridge in Alpharetta. So when you walk into the place, it's got the vibe of a night market where you're sitting in the street of Hong Kong or Beijing eating local fare. The decor reflects that the art of the place gives it that night market feeling. There isn't much in terms of service as it's a small operation but that's all you really need is a front of house greeter/host and someone to deliver the food and someone to cook it and Haochi has it! Now let's talk food... I had gotten their char sui pork bao (they named it chashu like the Japanese pork used in Tonkatsu ramen), Taiwanese fried chicken, and the HongKong wonton noodle soup... and let me tell you! It's all great! The Taiwanese fried chicken is crispy yet the chicken is so juicy and flavorful. Seasoned beautifully with a hint of that Chinese 5 spice in the batter recipe and served popcorn style with a sweet and sour dipping sauce makes for a very good starter The bao bun is light. Not much of a fan of the char sui pork as it was cut bologne thin yet held almost no flavor and the cucumber used was a bit off putting so wasn't a fan of the bao, at least not the chashu version. The HongKong wonton Noodle soup is amazing!!! The broth was savory, rich, yet seeing that the base of the broth is wonton soup broth, it was also light and super clean and deeply flavorful. Maybe it's the MSG but that's an Asian staple seasoning. They did give large chunks of roast pork and about 4 shumai dumplings in the broth. The noodles were thin and cooked to perfection. What set this right even more so was the addition of chili oil. Bummed they didn't have Chinese black vinegar but I think that's just me being snobby. Overall, I am quite satisfied with my experience at Haochi and it's definitely fusion but not in the way that it satisfies the western taste as there is still a prominent nod to the Chinese and South East Asian flavors. Worth hitting up for a lunch spot or a hang with friends.

Had seen this place on social media and was really intrigued by the decor in this spot. It was very…read morecute from what I saw on social media so I was ready to check it out for myself. The server was a little rude when we entered and didn't talk much she just made hand gestures and basically slammed some menus in front of us. We ordered quite a bunch. Bao buns, teriyaki bowls, sushi and a Thai tea. Everything came out at different times and everything was pretty delicious. Overall the food was very good but service definitely could have been better. I'd come back again but it would mostly be if I couldn't anything else in the area.

The food is always fresh with a good selection of vegetables and toppings, not just used as…read moregarnish. I like the purple rice base and I feel like I'm getting a balanced meal. Not crazy about the sauces, but you can get those on the side. They seem like Americanized salad dressing-type sauces. Everything else is really healthy, real whole food. The staff is friendly and the service is usually fairly quick whether you want your dish to-go or dine-in. Nice option for those times when you do not want to cook at home. Keep up the good work!

Today I used Yelp to find a good salad location. Flaming Iron Asian Grill was in the list and it…read morewas very close to my lady location. I walked into this bright and colorful cafeteria style restaurant and noticed the beautifully colored pictures on the wall. The ambiance her is casual but it does set a little undertone of sophistication. The restaurant is immaculate. With everything in its rightful place, I saw high tops seating with tables and table and chair with cushion seating. Very comfortable! It served me well to sit at the high top seating as I find that more comfortable for me and it is very, very quiet here. The person making that salad greeted me as I approach. I guess he was waiting to see if I was going to use the kiosk as several others did while i waited for food to be prepared. I was the only one dining in, everyone else took there's to go and a few Uber Eats or Door dash showed up. I ordered The balsamic shrimp salad, it has lettuce mix, grilled shrimp, pickled radish, edamame, purple cabbage, seasoned corn, sesame seed, croutons, and balsamic vinegar dressing. I asked to add avocado and MJ us the seasoned corn. This salad was a perfect balance for me. Not too filling. Balsamic vinaigrette dressing is not one of my favorites so I sprinkled it on not too heavy. I also had the ITOEN unsweetened Bold Green Tea. It had a bold flavor, hence the name. I will be here until Saturday so I'll come back two more days. On my way out, I stopped by the laboratory to find it was near and tidy as well. As I left the restaurant, I heard a female worker thanking me for coming in. Awesome customer service today.

I came to stage because I was invited to a female entrepreneur luncheon…read more So often when you have a big group in a side room they stick one server with you and you wait to get asked about your order and you wait and wait for your food and wait and wait for your check. Not here. The service was friendly and efficient. The food was excellent and with a wide variety to choose from. Large helpings. I love to snap pictures of others food but really could only do that with the Greek salad that my neighbor had ordered. I had lunch option for sushi. The gal across me ordered Cioppino. The sandwiches looked marvelous and saw several people packing up half of their dishes to take home. The ambiance is very clean and crisp. Even though the kitchen is in the middle of the back of the restaurant... A classic open style that seems to be popular these days... It was not that loud even as I was leaving and it was still pretty full around 2:00.

Attended a baby shower here and for the most part things went smoothly. Service was great, but a…read morefew of the orders were mixed up. Not to the point anyone waited a long time for a correction and with a party as large as ours I think they did a great job. The food was good. We were served three appetizers [chopped salad, bourbon glazed brussels, seafood fondue] family style. I don't eat pork so I loved that the bacon was on the side for the brussels, which were delicious, and the chopped salad was equally as good. I don't eat shellfish either so I didn't try the fondue, but everyone around me who did, enjoyed it. The entree I had at the restaurant was the pan seared chicken which was pretty good although it could have used a pinch of salt and a squeeze of lemon. I also had the cacio e pepe to go and it may have been my favorite thing I've had thus far from here. I did not order any beverages other than water, but next time I think I'll try a cocktail as they looked tasty. I live an hour plus away from this location so I probably won't be returning soon, but if in the area again I would definitely eat here again.