Located in the Atlanta Chinatown food court Ordered three…read moreitems: shrimp dumplings, soup dumplings and scallion pancakes. Very helpful service The scallion pancakes were best ever- not greasy, perfectly fluffy, fresh The shrimp dumplings were perfect also. Flavor ful, fresh, great texture too. Soup dumplings ("buns") had great taste and texture, but very little soup- major deficit. Will be back to try other stuff but will probably skip the soup dumplings

People here were really nice. The beef noodle soup was good and flavorful but the dumplings were a…read morebit disappointing. The fillings were very mushy inside which I had never had before with dumplings. Wish there was more to the texture. The dumpling skin was good though.

This restaurant is conveniently located in a shopping strip and easy to find, though the traffic…read moreflow in and out could be better, something to keep in mind when visiting. The space itself is fairly small, so seating options are limited, especially if you prefer a quieter or more secluded area. Ordering is done at the counter before you're seated, and the food is brought to your table. The pho is served in paper bowls with plastic utensils, which I didn't mind, and drinks are provided in to-go cups even when dining in. I ordered the shrimp egg rolls, filet mignon pho, and a tropical berry tea. The shrimp egg rolls had potential, but the shrimp didn't seem properly cleaned. The pho broth was decent, though the portion of meat was quite small, and I left still feeling hungry. The tea was enjoyable, but I would have appreciated a heads-up about the boba settling at the bottom of the cup.

Went to Anh's Kitchen for the first time. Wish I had known about them sooner…read more Customer service was wonderful. And the restaurant was clean, organized and well-lit. Wish I had taken a picture of my food. I got the grills chicken vermicelli bowl. It was so delicious. And I was so hungry.‍

I'd been to the Chinatown food court a few days ago and just had to come back - this time to try…read more"Ocean Garden", a Taiwanese food stall that also got a lot of good reviews. Seriously this food court is awesome b/c the food is cheap AND authentic - not like the mall court where the food is just cheap (I mean, is that stuff real Italian? And what about the Cajun food?). Last Wednesday, Chong Qing Hot Pot was hopping - today it was Ocean Garden (with Hong Kong BBQ in 2nd place). I couldn't believe how many people were waiting in line - b/c my friend & I thought the food was just ok. Then again, we're judging based on two dishes: Pogo chicken and beef noodle soup. I got the Pogo chicken b/c Michael L's review said it made him want to sing :) Pogo chicken is pieces of deep-fried dark meat that's been marinated. The chicken arrives hot but I thought the chicken got more flavorful as the chicken cooled down. The $5.50 dish is great value, and came with rice covered in some kind of brown mystery (but tasty) sauce, pickled diced (also mystery) veggies (tasted great with the chicken), baby bok choy (bland), and Szechuan-style green beans (yum!). We had a hard time deciding the 2nd dish so I asked the cashier for her recommendations. She said the beef noodle soup was very popular so that's what we got. When the soup arrived, I thought it looked similar to pho - but it definitely didn't taste like it. The broth was pretty salty and almost as dark as soy sauce. Neither of us cared for the beef - the texture was like braised beef and it had a stinky taste to it. I had a hard time finishing this one. Portions for both dishes were VERY generous and I'd strongly recommend going family-style at this place. The menu had a lot going on and based on the long lines, I'd definitely come back to try the other dishes - maybe beforehand walk around, see what everyone else was eating, and let that decide what I'm going to order :) Overall I'd give this place 3.5 stars.

It's true....this place is not what it used to be…read more My typical order of Ji Pai Fan looked similar....but did NOT have the same tasty flavor in the chicken as it used to have. Still a great deal regardless, but....I'm just so sad about this.

Service- you scan a QR code on your phone for the menu. Not preferable for a restaurant with such…read morehigh regard but I understand times are changing. The server herself was very kind and very attentive the whole way through and she explained the menu with great precision. Parking- if you park in their parking deck they will validate your ticket for 2 hours. Ambience- we went around dinner time and the restaurant is characterized by a very open concept space with low lighting sprinkled throughout and the usage of these tall long thick curtains help to contain the warm lighting within the space. The curtains are also used to presumably hide the entrance to the kitchen and by hiding the kitchen it sort of feels like that much more of a mysterious, sultry, and calm experience. Duck fat scallion pancake- simple, wonderful crisp, light onion flavor, a little greasy, but a wonderful starter. Sweet potato fries- thick cut Japanese sweet potato battered in a very crispy tempura-like batter dusted with ume/plum seasoning. The crisp on these fries was spectacular, very crunchy outside but a soft fry in the middle. The size and texture reminded me a lot of a Yuca fry actually. And then we asked for an extra side of the plum seasoning for dipping purposes. The plum seasoning was not what I expected- it was a sweet, very fine powder, almost like powdered sugar. When I think of plum, I was expecting Japanese pickled plum seasoning which is salty and briny and a little sweet. This was almost entirely just a sweet powder. It complimented the fries well but I can't help but feel like a more savory and salty seasoning would have paired better. Sichuan dry beef noodle- this was amazing. The beef was super super tender it almost melts in your mouth and has a wonderful savory flavor that really shines. And then the noodles underneath (we asked for thick noodles but you can also get thin) were thick almost like an udon but with more of a handmade texture that allowed the noodles to really hold onto the chili oil sauce. Overall, super flavorful dish that was hot and comforting and reminded me a lot of the flavor profile of a spicy beef stew. Braised pork belly over rice- another amazing dish. This was incredibly savory and the mixture of the tender pork belly with the pickled vegetables and the perfectly jammy egg made for a perfect bite. Black sesame tang yuan- this was the star dish in my opinion. I've never had a dessert with so many interesting flavor and texture and temperature elements. The tang yuan is a warm soft chewy sesame paste filled rice cake that offers a wonderful burst of nuttiness that contrasts super well with the creamy ice cream and the crunch from the candied peanut and the crispy shell. We were told the ice cream is actually Parmesan flavored- and while it sounds intimating, the flavor was super mild and it was almost akin to a frozen yogurt soft serve where there's a bit of tang but not overwhelming at all. And the cilantro just adds a perfect amount of savory. It's hard to explain but it's such a wonderful summer dessert that enmeshes savory and sweet with almost a Thai-like flavor profile perfectly. As for the cocktails, my friends and I prefer sweet cocktails so keep that in mind when I say that the daju kiss and the herbal harmony are very alcohol forward drinks. These are not drinks where the alcohol takes a back seat to the other flavors of the drink. Personally, they were too strong for me but that's a personal thing. The tomato tonic was a non alcoholic beverage choice that was really enjoyable because it offered the perfect amount of savory subtly tomato essence that wasn't overwhelming like a Bloody Mary. It was like a tomato flavored lacroix basically.

Lucky star is ALMOST there but there are a few dings to my rating that may be different depending…read moreon when you visit and how busy they are maybe. Food, was interesting and tasty! Not stand out for me but also the bar is so impressive that it is hard to compete I fear. I had some of the most creative & intriguing cocktails I have probably ever had. From flavors like sour plum, black sesame, and coffee that is clear...there was no shortage of complex profiles to try. I wish I could remember all of the cocktails, but the points are off for how long it took to get each cocktail. It seems that since these cocktails have so many different ingredients & garnish, it causes a true backup for the one bartender we had, although he was very nice and was definitely moving as fast as one could. All in all, I'll be back for a cocktail for sure and to try more bites since it's right up my alley for type of cuisine.

The place is extremely quick! The service is amazing and it's a nice cozy place to relax and grab a…read moresandwich. I really enjoyed the bread being crunchy and a little bit on the dry side. I also ordered the peach tea which was extremely sweet and refreshing! This was a combo meaning if you buy a sandwich and a drink it's $9.95 Please go support this place!

Food and service are always great, especially from Jay. One of the best Vietnamese Baguettes in the…read morecity, soft and pillowy on the inside but crisp on the outside. Very affordable and delicious banh mi. I recommend anybody to try it.

Cuckoo's Cafe is our go to spot after church!! It's one of the only boba places open late, and…read moresomehow we always end up here. The spicy chicken nuggets always hit, and the drinks are always solid. I've made a lot of good memories here with friends, so it'll always be one of my favorite spots in Atlanta

The place was nice, but in my opinion, the drinks were priced too high; the environment was OK. The…read morebathrooms were mediocre..

FOOD/Value: 4.5/5 SERVICE: 4/5…read moreAMBIANCE: 4/5 Tried J Bistro for lunch and overall had a good experience, but there were definitely a few things that could be improved. Their menu has changed recently and lunch prices have gone up. They also offer a separate Korean menu, but everything is written only in Korean without explanations, which can make ordering difficult if you're unfamiliar with the dishes. The lunch menu was also a bit confusing. It mentions that meals come with side items, but some things -- like the noodles -- apparently have to be specifically requested, which wasn't clearly explained. The restaurant was already very busy right when they opened on a weekday, so service felt a little rushed. Our server wasn't especially warm, but she was attentive and kept things moving. That said, the food itself was very good. Highly recommend the black bean noodles (jjajangmyeon) -- definitely the highlight of the meal.

I love this Korean Chinese fusion restaurant, This place…read moremakes the best ja jiang myeon 짜장면it's off the Korean menu. The whole menu is in Korean so you do have to ask the servers to translate for you if you can't read Korean. I am obsessed with these noodles, and I love the fact that you can get them with beef instead of pork. The black bean noodles are a little oily so I like to change it to beef because it makes the black bean noodles less oily. It's a great option if you don't eat pork as well. I wish they had a way to make the Korean menu also have English because the Korean menu slaps for me. 탕수육 tangsuyug the sweet-and-sour pork is so crispy. I love it. I actually asked them to put the sauce on the side so I can dip it in cause I like mine to stay crispy. I ate it so fast. I forgot to take a picture. I'm so sorry! As for the Chinese menu, it is in English. My favorite things to get are the spicy Sichuan wontons, and the braised beef noodle soup! In my opinion, the One songs are not spicy at all so everyone and anyone can try this. The beef noodles are so rich and full of flavor. And they give you such a generous portion as well. It was so good! They also have an amazing lunch special, but I work weekdays so I usually come on the weekends and the prices aren't bad as well. I like to come here after shopping at H Mart.

I really appreciate the variety that they have here when you have a craving for Asian inspired…read morefood. Shrimp fried rice, dumplings, pork buns, different types of noodles, plenty of different pork and chicken dishes to suit your pallet. And if you love shrimp, there are lots of shrimp options too. I saw on another customer's plate a dish that I had to try and I'm so glad I did. It was the salted crispy chicken from Nanbei Gourmet (B11 on the menu). It's really delicious and perfectly seasoned and plenty to share. I think the young man at the counter was having a bad day or a bit overworked because he wasn't very pleasant but I do appreciate him telling me sorry for the long wait, because it took a while to get my chicken, but it was just a busy time around lunch. It was worth the weight though. Next time I want to try those meatballs they really looked delicious and someone I was with ordered them and they had my mouth watering. And also, I got the barbecue pork on rice and the Singapore rice noodles from Hong Kong BBQ. The noodles have three different meats in it and I believe curry seasoning. The flavors are delicious. The barbecue pork over rice was pretty simple and plain, but I do appreciate that it comes with some steamed bok choy because it's nice to have a good balance of some vegetables in there with all the starch and pork. There's plenty of seating so if you go with a family or a larger group, you should be good to go and there's a place to seating outside. I had no problem finding a parking spot at 1 o'clock in the afternoon on a Saturday. I do wish they had more shops to shop at, but the couple that they do have the store owners are really nice.

Wait until social media bombs this place and its lines. The food is so good as always, especially…read morewhen you find your favorites