This place open early in the morning on a Sunday, so decided to come here. It was 10am and there…read morewere two to three tables with people dining in. We ordered 돼지국밥. It was $14.99, so not really low but a bit on the higher side price-wise. However, the soup came with already salted, I assume, as I did not need to salt and pepper it and was seasoned enough. Everything that came with the soup was good, kimchi, kkakttugi, etc. Very filling portion as well. Recommended for Korean pork rice soup in the area!

Again, social media "influencers" in the area seem to have some pretty deep pockets as they seem to…read morebeat the algorithm to display some local eats. It's where I found this place and I'm glad I was around the vicinity because I needed some food and recalled seeing this place hyped upon Instagram! Life Soup is a Korean comfort food place. If you know how Korean comfort food works, you know it's all about the broth. Pork bone broth. Beef broth. Chicken broth. Fish broth. All simmering for at least 8-14 hours. To extract the maximum amount of flavors from each protein source. And then combine that with the spices, the veg, and then serving it to the people. Yea, this is the place that clearly gets it right. The restaurant is next to the Song Gong Tofu place and Kung Fu Tea off Old Peachtree Rd where the Assi Market and the Arte coffee shop is. Across the street from the Gu Thai joint. So parking will be an issue because that plaza is always packed. The place is small. Dimly lit, seats roughly 80 people, and very homely and cozy. It's run by a slew of elder aunties who probably know what they're doing. It's been a minute since I had the potato stew or Gamjah Tahng. It's a hearty pork bone broth style soup that is rich, deep, meaty, and just warms you right up. The way they do it here is quite traditional. You can taste the spices they used for the meat. Hints of ginger, cinnamon, and cardamom notes in the pork. The broth itself is spicy, deep, rich, hearty, and definitely gives the mouth feel of the Korean countryside. You don't smell the pork but you can definitely taste the rich fatty pork that the bones have been simmering in for the last day. Then what is new to me is the generous dusting of toasted perilla leaf seed powder that gives an added depth of flavor. It does come a bit bland as there is much of that salty bite so you can add it yourself as you see fit. All in all, it's a great place. I just wish they would serve rice that's proportionate to the bowl of the soup because that soup bowl is HUGE! And disappointed in the lack of potatoes as gamjah is literally translated as "POTATO". At $14.99 plus tax and tip for this particular entree is not too shabby considering the portion size. Highly recommend this place.

This is conveniently located in Hong Kong supermarket. They have a front entrance (right next to…read morethe main entrance of HK) or you can enter from the inside of the store. There are plenty of jerky options to choose from, ranging from sa te, lemongrass, curry, five spice, to teriyaki. They also have dried squid and variety of o mai (type of Viet candy). We ended buying the sa te and the five spice. Sampling is allowed but please let the staff handle the samples. Don't open the containers and serve yourself. Staff is super friendly and happy to help. Excited to have this place in the area for all our snacking needs.

Tiệm sạch sẽ, có nhiều loại khô bò và những món snack Việt Nam. Nhân viên vui vẻ lịch sự…read more We just stopped by today to get some beef jerky. The service is amazing; staffs are friendly and professional. Highly recommend!

Very good price for the amount of food we ordered. Decent…read morequality of food. Crispy egg plant and beef hotpot were my favorite items. Mapo tofu is lacking umami. Beef aorta and beef tendon skewers were good. Size of the skewers are larger than other Chinese skewers in town. Food also came out at a decent wait time. Compared to other Chinese BBQ place - it is a little bit faster. Definitely a good alternative if you want fast and good value for your money.

I have dreams about these candied yams. The fact that I came here twice specifically for the yams…read more You might not see it on the menu, but they do have it. You just have to say candied yams or candied sweet potatoes. You have to eat it and dip it in cold water because this is so hot. The server will watch you eat your first bite because he wants to make sure you dip it in the cold water first. Because it's caramelized the potatoes keep the eternal hot heat. They don't wanna be liable if you burn your tongue. The sugar does get a little hard towards the end and get stuck on the plate, but it's delicious. Honestly, if I wasn't such a foodie, I would only get the yams. The way my friend and I were fighting over who got to take the leftover yams. We ended up sharing. Haha They do have really good kebab options . I personally like the beef the most. I think it really holds the flavor really well. I will say their seasoning is more on the cumin side and not spicy at all. I want it to be both spicy and have that cumin flavor. I think I brought my own seasoning. The second time I came, because it was just not spicy. To me at least I'm slightly a spice addict. So do with that information as you will. I don't think I would order the green beans again, the flavor of the green beans was actually really good but that red sauce on top of it was not it. It was kind of like a knock off Korean gochujang paste. And it was really weird. They only put it on one side of the green beans however that played well in our favor because we liked the part without the sauce. The cucumbers were good as well, but I had to add lots of chili oil to it. Anyways, I would definitely come here if you're looking to try Chinese barbecue kebabs for the first time. They do have other food options that can fill you up so you you're not spending as much money on the kebabs. Kebabs are either per stick like the squid and sausage or they come in a group like the chicken and beef. If you do order the kebabs, eat it really fast because it tastes better when it's hot.

Dined in last night for dinner. My wife had the sushi and ramen meal and I had the Bibimbap. The…read moreBibimbap and ramen were good, the service and standard bansang were all great. However, the oysters and sushi left a lot to be desired which is why I gave this place 3 stars. I typically love both of these which is why it is so hard to forget the taste of either. I will probably go back to try the Korean bbq, but for now I can't get the taste of those oysters out of my mouth and am sticking with my 3 stars.

I was flying blind. I truly had no idea where Arirang was on yelp, because the name didn't come to…read moreme until I got the receipt (outside of "korean restaurant", the sign is all in Korean), but i'm glad I paid them a visit because they're pretty good! Located right next to Don Quixote, another korean restaurant, inside the Assi Food Court, I looked for things to order when the happy staff pointed at their lunch bento box special. Okay, i'll bite! Their lunch special ($8.99) came with beef bulgogi, kimchee, glass noodles, white rice, fried potato and soup. I also got a can of coke zero ($1) The beef bulgogi was a decent serving, had a slightly sweet flavor, and was cooked with onion, carrots, scallions, cabbage. It was also garnished with sesame seeds. The glass noodles were warm, soft and freakin' delicious! These are quickly becoming one of my favorite banchan. These noodles were also cooked with onion, carrots and garnished with sesame seeds. The fried potato was admittedly pretty flavorless. There was also another fried thing underneath it, but I wasn't quite sure what it was. It's flavor was also....flavorless...so yea, not my favorite. The soup was good! Not ridiculously salty like others i've tried, and really hit the spot with finishing my meal. I did not try the kimchee. Parking is shared in the Assi Lot, so you'll never have an issue with finding a spot. Seating is also shared in the food court, but i've also never seen the food court slammed either, so spots should be plentiful. Customer service is just great, and flavors are pretty solid. I'd happily come back anytime! I hope you get to try Arirang out!

Our family had a nice evening here. It's a cute place. We have tried many Indian restaurants but…read morenot one with Goan flavor. It was unique. Everything was good and we will be back.

We went to this restaurant on Saturday evening. The owner-chef and her husband were working. Had a…read morenice conversation with the husband who was taking orders and serving the patrons. We ordered samosa, fried rice and chilli chicken combo. Chilli chicken gravy had a lot of onion that was over cooked. Fried rice was decent. Food was good but a bit on the oily side. Quantity was adequate. I also ordered a Falooda boba which was delicious. Based on their Facebook profile, the chef is really famous for her cakes with Indian flavors. Overall, the restaurant has a lot of room to grow and hopefully it will do so coz the owners are sincere and passionate!

Always good food and super clean! Last time we went our service was a bit slow- which was a bummer…read morebecause they weren't super busy- but nothing too bad! We will still be back!

Wow!! The service was awesome. I thoroughly enjoyed my waitress. Her recommendations were on point…read moreand her customer service skills were great. The food was phenomenal.

Food If you buy 5 banh mi you get one free. This used to be…read moreone of the spots for banh mi. I haven't been in a while but quickly realized it would be my last time. It was the skimpiest banh mi I've ever had. They were light on the meat and only gave enough veggies for MAYBE 2-3 when I ordered 6. It felt like you were just eating bread because they did not even put enough butter and pate. Service It was a quick interaction but average service. Ambiance It is one of the stalls inside Hong Kong Supermarket on the right before exiting. Casual. Their products were everywhere.

**Only on Banh Mi's**…read more We were looking for a banh mi spot near us, we stumbled upon this place which is just nestled in the Hong Kong Farmer's Market. We decided to try it out and we ordered the of course classic and also the bbq pork banh mi (B5G1 free deal). To be honest, in my opinion they were just okay. The flavors were good, but the bread to me was a little bit too airy. I also don't think that the meats that were included in the banh mi's were really that much. I liked it a little fuller, but otherwise you can't really beat the price. As far as the other offerings, I didn't really try. I definitely think some of their breads look great, but just haven't had the chance as there are other options. But as far as the banh mi goes, it's okay. It'll fill you for lunch and I think is a great spot to get that to-go and just eat... I would come here if I'm too lazy to travel for a better banh mi spot.

I love this Thai restaurant . The place is very cozy and well decorated . The food taste fresh . It…read moreis delicious !!

Ended up stopping for lunch during a conference and was pleasantly surprised…read more Pros: Great ambience, well decorated. The food was amazing! Absolutely fresh and delectable! They have a lunch menu with lower prices and smaller portions. Cons: The "to go" bags did not have utensils napkins or sauces. We were not asked if they were needed. We had to go back in to ask and the sever basically pointed to the bar area to get it ourselves.