We like the cheesy corn dog at the Duluth hmart so was happy to see this one has a stand too, but…read morenot the same company. The menu is simple with varieties of corn dog from cheese to sausage types and you customize your breading once you pick your filling. We got cheddar and mozz with volcano dog breading which means they add peppers & top it with a spicy sauce. It has some heat but very delicious! They also had some fried options in the front window like fried seaweed, dumplings and a couple of other items Definitely check these out if you're in hmart and never had one! Cashier was so friendly & helpful too!

Korean hot dogs are finally in Johns Creek! If you haven't tried them before, they're such a fun…read moreand yummy snack. They ask you if you want sugar coated on them (trust me, it's good with the sugar), and they also have a few selections of sauces you can pour over them. Mrs. Dog is a food stand/booth/restaurant located inside the Johns Creek H Mart. It's the first one on the right, so you won't miss it! You can also order to-go and they give it to you in a paper bag. Note that they close around 6 or 7pm. Not only do they have hot dogs (there are like 8 options, including ones with only mozzarella cheese, only hot dogs, squid ink, etc) but they have a lot of other snacks on their menu too: red bean fish, potato twists, tteokbokki, tempura, and many others.

We just received the macaroons from this restaurant and they were the best that I have had! I…read moredon't even like coconut! I must get to this location to try some more that they offer!

Very disappointed in this place. To begin, it seemed like simple orders took more time than…read morenecessary to complete. I ordered a mangonada, but the mango sorbet tasted watered down and didn't even taste like mango. The mango at the bottom was not ripe and therefore it was hard and flavorless. After ordering, I saw a similar product from a neighboring vendor that looked to be made the proper way.

I had brisket and Mac and cheese last Friday. The brisket is always amazing and does not need…read moresauce, but I really like the sauces too. I tend to mix the spicy with the sweet. The Mac and cheese was also fantastic. It was rich and flavorful. Very special. My one surprise was the root beer. I tried that and it was really smooth and flavorful. Great taste. The service is always outstanding. See you again soon. Love this family establishment.

Went to It's Different BBQ Company for lunch with my partner at exactly 12:00 PM on Friday, March…read more27, 2026, and surprisingly, we had the whole place to ourselves. The dining area looked clean and well-kept, and the hostess/cashier was genuinely friendly--she took the time to walk us through the menu, drinks, sauces, and even the different pickles, which I appreciated. We ordered the brisket, ribs, mac & cheese, green beans, two sauces (both free), house and spicy pickles (also free), and a Banana Cream Soda. 2 Slices of Brisket - $9 (3.5/5): The brisket was solid overall--tender with a nice, juicy interior and a lightly smoky aroma that came through in each bite. It wasn't dry at all, which is always a win, though it could've had a bit more depth in flavor on its own. That said, it really came alive when paired with the spicy sauce, which added a bold, tangy kick that elevated the meat nicely. 2 Pork Spare Ribs - $7 (4/5): These were definitely a highlight. The ribs were beautifully seasoned with a savory, slightly sweet rub that formed a flavorful crust on the outside. The meat was incredibly tender--so much so that it fell clean off the bone with just a fork, no effort needed. Juicy, rich, and super satisfying, especially with the spicy sauce adding an extra layer of heat and tang. Mac & Cheese - $4.50 (4/5): Very impressive side. The spiral noodles were cooked perfectly--tender but still holding their shape, not mushy at all. What stood out most was the texture: there was a subtle crunch on top, possibly from a light breadcrumb or rice-based topping, which added a nice contrast. The cheese sauce was creamy, rich, and coated every curve of the spirals, so each bite had these little pockets of cheesy goodness that almost "popped" with flavor. The sprinkle of green onions on top added a fresh, slightly sharp brightness that cut through the richness and made the dish feel surprisingly refreshing. Green Beans - $4.50 (3.5/5): These had a great bite to them--crisp-tender with a fresh, vibrant texture. The seasoning was flavorful with a savory base, but what surprised me most was the subtle heat that built up as you ate more. It wasn't overpowering, just a nice, unexpected kick that made them more interesting than your typical side. House Pickles (free) - 2/5: These were very crunchy and had a sharp, vinegary tang that leaned heavily on the sour side. While they were fresh and crisp, the flavor felt a bit one-dimensional and overly acidic for my taste. Spicy Pickles (free) - 4/5: Much better balance here. Still nice and crunchy with that same sour backbone, but the added heat gave them a bold, zesty edge that made them way more enjoyable. The spice lingered just enough to keep you reaching for another. Banana Cream Soda - $2 (2.5/5): This was light, fizzy, and refreshing with a smooth, slightly creamy mouthfeel. The banana flavor was present but very subtle--more of a faint, artificial sweetness than a rich, ripe banana taste. It leaned more toward a mellow vanilla-cream soda vibe with just a hint of banana in the background. Not bad, just a bit underwhelming if you're expecting a bold, dessert-like banana flavor. Overall, a solid BBQ spot with friendly service and some standout items--especially the ribs and mac & cheese. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the mood for a laid-back, no-frills lunch.