I went to this restaurant several years ago and I do not remember every dish we got but our table…read morewas full of delicious food. The pace is fast in the restaurant and the service is attentive and once you order your food comes out quickly to the table. Every dish we ordered was delicious. It is one of those establishments that you want to hurry and eat as there are people waiting to be seated and you don't want to linger too long because that would not be fair to them. You have plenty of time and noone is rushing you you just know to be a decent human being you should eat and then leave promptly and not linger over empty dishes. Their portions are hearty though so you will most likely have take out to enjoy as well. I highly recommend this restaurant and if I lived closer I would frequent it often. I wish I could be more detailed about the dishes we ordered but I just don't remember but I still wanted to give them a good review. Just remember to be polite and not tarry like you would not tarry at a Waffle House when it is full because this restaurant is going to always be full I suspect!

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.

Very cool food court in Jusgo Market. The food was organic and it was a clean environment. I have…read morerolled by this several times while at Mazzys, and never went inside. But it was cold and I was in search for soup dumplings which was closed according to Yelp but I was so happy with what I ended up getting. I ended up going with Yes Formosa because the lady at the counter was nice to me and she gave me good options. So I got the Crispy Pork Bao Bun and Pork Dumpling soup. It was really delicious and authentic. I can't wait to go back and find out what else they have but I feel blessed to have experience some really Asian cuisine that wasn't store bought. I will be back. I even got a strawberry a mbs cream Sando

One of the many food options in the jusgo market food court. Husband ordered oyster omelette, black…read morebean noodles with sesame sauce, and stinky tofu. Stinky tofu was good & feels hard to find! Crispy, nice sauce, and pickled veg. Unfortunately the noodles didn't come with sesame sauce like the photo showed and the oyster omelette had a sauce that didn't taste like others we've had in the past. Would only return to try the tofu again or other items.

Went to eat in person and was quite disappointed. It was pretty busy for a Sunday brunch but food…read morecame out pretty quick for the amount of people around. Located in a grocery store foodcourt. Ordered the sticky rice roll with purple rice, stinky tofu, egg omelette, beef noodle soup, and a sweet tofu pudding. The sticky rice roll's rice was wayyy too mushy and there was only meat floss as the filling, wish there was more variety. The stinky tofu and egg omelette was just OK - wished the egg omelette was thinner like I've had in Taiwan. The beef noodle soup was probably the best dish. It was standard and I enjoyed the soup. The tofu pudding was also good and barely sweet, I could have had it slightly sweeter. Probably won't return now that I've tried it a second time.

Ping's Place is a food stall within the Great Wall Food Court in Duluth…read more My boyfriend is obsessed with rice rolls and found via Yelp that they had some here so we had to visit! Parking is easy in the lot and it was very easy to find the food stall. There were a few choices in the food court but we stopped by Ping's place to peruse their menu and find the rice rolls. They had both a sweet and savory one so we ordered one of each. After placing out order, we walked around to see what other food their was but we ended up ordering more food to eat at Ping's Place. The service was friendly and helped answer all of our questions. We got our rice rolls pretty fast, with them announcing over an intercom when our order was ready. We got the sweet one just to try it out and it was pretty good for what it was but the savory roll was our favorite! It had pork floss and something that gave it a nice crunch. If you're trying to find rice rolls or want to try it out, def stop by to try if you're in the area!

Saw this place on IG and knew I had to make the 30 minute drive from downtown to sink my teeth into…read morethe World Famous ABC chicken Sammy. My first crack at Taiwanese food left me with so much regret...Regret that I hadn't tried this magical food sooner! What was so special about the America Born Chinese concoction? Before I get into that, let me tell you my soup-2-nuts experience. Parked right in front and noticed several well groomed plants and a very healthy River Birch tree. Just so happens to be my fav tree, so they got off on the right foot. Loved that the menu was in Taiwanese and English. The friendly worker took my order and within 3 minutes I had my lip smacking meal so hot, I had to wait more than 5 minutes for it to cool off. You'll thank me later for this tip, but get two extra napkins , cuz this bad boy be messy! The crinkle fries were nothing short of fantastic. The seasoning was unique and the dipping mayo was perfect. I was hungry but I could tell my gringo belly was no match for this Chinese 5 spice beast. The apple slaw cooled down the habanero sauce and the yard bird was cooked perfect.I guarantee you, you've never had a chicken sandwich like this. I got the mild version but next time I'll up my game. The apple soda was delish but 35g of sugar left me in a coma. I wish I could give this place 6 stars and can't wait to come back here with my son.

With visitors in town, I decided to take them here as it is one of my favorites…read more However, the staff we're not the friendliest and our food wasn't checking all the boxes. I was actually ill the next day. I do hope that it was not because of their food.

Mama's Kitchen for Mama's home cooked meals! Atlanta seems to really struggle with securing a solid…read moreTaiwanese restaurant - and if somehow one does appear, it doesn't last long. I've had Mama's Kitchen on my list for a while once it popped up on my Taiwanese cuisine radar. It looks like the menu has expanded to included non-Taiwanese dishes, maybe to suit the tastes of the other cultures in the area. However, I was going straight for the Taiwanese favorites, including the Braised Minced Pork over Rice (滷肉飯), fried chicken cutlet over rice and of course the classic beef noodle soup. Everything was a-ok! Service was friendly, even inside the H-Mart food court. My favorite was the minced pork over rice (i even ordered a second order to go LOL), but the chicken cutlet and beef noodle soup hit the spot. If you're looking for some casual Taiwanese classics quick and easy, definitely recommend Mama's Kitchen!

It's inside HMart so don't come for the ambiance. You can definitely count on fresh, flavorful…read morefood. They are always friendly and know what our regular orders are. The service could be a little long but it is worth the wait.

Stopped in for lunch and had the Bao Special Pork Bun. Service was quick and the lady at the…read morecounter was very helpful. Restaurant is small and quaint. No problem with seating. Bao was delicious and the provided extra sauce added even more flavor. Had a Coffee Boba with milk to drink. Excellent! Highly recommend stopping in and giving them a try.

Great food! This is my third time eating here. The staff is very friendly, professional & helpful…read more The restaurant is always clean. Brought my aunt and she really enjoyed the food. We were both starving hence the pic of eaten food. We both got chicken hibachi. So good. I got my aunt a beef boa to take home. She called me later to tell me how much she enjoyed it.

If you're Taiwanese or on the hunt for legit hot pot, GO TO POP POT. The owner (?) told us her…read moreingredients are specially sourced from Taiwan and the Taiwanese sausage we started with def tasted just look what I grew up with. Each of the hot pot options automatically comes with a TON of Taiwanese favs, ranging from 豬血糕 and fish balls to Napa cabbage and tofu. They let you select the spice level and have an add-on section with extra meat, egg, noodles, etc. Huge portions given the cost. It's been quiet both times I've gone in - shocked this place isn't more popular. Definitely a relaxing environment, regardless.

I have been coming to Pop Pot for YEARSSSS!!! And somehow I always take photos and forget to leave…read morea review. ‍ We seriously love it here. I always get the sukiyaki pot, and my kids are obsessed with the Taiwanese pot. And for the sauce? We always ask them to mix all three together trust me, that combo hits every single time. One thing I love is that everything comes fully made and all in one pot for you. Unlike other hot pot spots where you have to pick and cook everything yourself, this is quick, easy, and stress-free. If you want something fast, comforting, and consistent this is the spot.

TAIWAN NUMBER ONE | I'm all about supporting Taiwanese owned small businesses and Bread Connection…read moreis no exception. I usually pop in pretty late in the evening before they close since the bakery is a little further from my home. Most of the goodies have dwindled down by the end of the night. The owner is a sweet Taiwanese lady who boasts their products don't contain any preservatives. Everything is freshly made - half the time, the bread baggies are seen open and cooling. My favorites are the buns - the custard, black sesame, hot dog and Chanel polo meat floss buns. Their sandos remind me of Family Mart sandwiches in Taiwan. And the bento boxes are massive - definitely recommend the fried pork chop bento box! The combo comes with a drink, as well. It's been a minute since my last visit so I'll definitely need to stop by on my next trip to Duluth/Johns Creek!

The service was really friendly and attentive. The food was fresh and flavorful, and the katsu was…read morehonestly one of the best I've had in a while! The fruit tea was also really refreshing, with just the right amount of sugar and ice. The place was clean, quiet, and had a nice, simple atmosphere. I did feel a little out of place at times, but I think that was mostly because of the language barrier. Other than that, I had a good experience and would definitely come back for the food and drinks.

The good always has been great, the atmosphere is calm, quiet and the customer service ir pretty…read morefriendly. Authentic Chinese food!

It's a little confusing when you first enter, but the buffet is through the door on your left. You…read morecan also turn right and enter the café area. Once you enter the buffet, there's a drink station with iced tea, hot ginger tea, and water. The ginger tea was especially fragrant and made for a great palate cleanser. I highly recommend the scallion chicken, green beans, century egg porridge, and stir-fried celery. These were all dishes that reminded me of what my Chinese friends' moms would make at home--very comforting, flavorful, and well-seasoned. I personally don't like overly salty Asian food, so the seasoning was perfect for me. Everything tasted very authentic and homemade. Don't expect a huge selection like you would find at a typical Chinese buffet. There were around 20-30 different dishes, ranging from comfort foods and shumai and dimsum to desserts. I actually liked the smaller selection because everything felt more intentional and authentic rather than like a massive spread. It also seems like they change the menu fairly often, so don't expect to see the exact same dishes every time you visit. I actually think that's a pleasant surprise and gives you a reason to come back and try something different. They also host a lot of events, so you may see activities happening on the other side of the buffet area. I thought that added to the atmosphere and made the place feel very welcoming. One tip: if your party is larger than four people, definitely call ahead so they can arrange seating for you!

I love the service, my favorite dish is the boiled fish fillet and the chicken fry! Hunan Garden…read morehas the authentic taste and they cater to you so well!!

I had high hopes for this place per the recommendation from a friend when visiting family but was a…read morebit underwhelmed to be honest. Tried all the popular dishes and some weren't bad, but nothing jumped out as being worth trying again. One positive was the portion sizes were quite large for the price and in general is something I miss about dining in Georgia, so you definitely won't go hungry. The service was pretty disappointing. I'm not expecting top-notch at small spots like this but felt the staff was actually rather rude as opposed to just being purely inattentive. Overall it was an ok experience but given the abundance of Chinese-based restaurants in the area, probably won't be back anytime soon.