We usually visit the same ramen shop every time we're in the Atlanta area but this time we wanted…read moreto explore more since we knew there were so many other options. We decided to try Slurpin' Ramen Bar first. I had read that they originally started in California so I had a good feeling about it and I'm so glad we went! Their tonkotsu broth was probably the best I've had in the US. It was rich and full of flavor without feeling overly heavy. It was so good that we didn't want to leave any behind so we actually took the leftover broth with us for the 5-hour drive home (thankfully we had a cooler bag!). I immediately had to tell my son who's currently living in LA for college so he can visit one there too. This place is definitely going on our must-visit restaurant list from now on.

I usually go to Jinya, but decided to switch it up and go to Slurpin' Ramen.... It was a great…read moredecision! First, when you walk into the restaurant, it is very cute, has a bar for solo diners and booths incase you are in a group. The location is very cozy and the employees were great! Our server was very patient and had no problem explaining, re-explaining, and confirming with the chef if he wasn't 100% on an answer. I got a tofu rice bowl, which I typically don't get and it was delicious! I asked if the salad could be put on the side rather than in the bowl and was given a full side salad that I wound up mixing into my rice lol. I also added broccoli to the bowl, which I probably wouldn't do again because it was pretty bland, but overall the bowl was good. Now the vegan dumplings... were FANTASTIC! We shared the dumplings and everyone agreed that they were easily the best thing that we had eaten the whole day. The green color threw me off at first, but the crispiness and texture of the dumpling was amazing. I would love to go back and try the ramen to see how it measures up, but again, great experience. Also, when you are paying the check, they bring you a small bucket full of dum dum lollipops, which I thought was a great touch. Me and my adult guests all left like happy children, which is exactly how eating out should make you feel.

Amazing service and great food would recommend to anyone I know. the gyoza was especially goodread more

I was IN LOVE with the Kin No tori in Midtown and was heartbroken when they had to close from the…read morefire upstairs. My friend and I opted to check out the Alpharetta location after some changes made by the owner. We had the opportunity to meet the owner and had a truly wonderful experience. Our go-to appetizers were delicious - we had brussels and gyoza... amazing. We tried the seafood pancake and that was great too! Then our ramen was STILL the best ramen in town... and I have been hunting for good ramen since the other location closed. I had Tori Paitan with extra spice, and it was perfect. My friend had the plum tea and loved it! And we wrapped it up with brown sugar boba bars and we loved those too! The service was incredible. Very friendly, personable, and attentive staff. They made sure we were well taken care of and were truly dedicated to a pleasant experience for us. The changes they made to the Alpharetta location and menu have only made their great restaurant even better. I MOST CERTAINLY RECOMMEND. This is my favorite ramen spot - in Atlanta and overall. Sean Kim and Kin No Tori have my loyalty for as long as they exist!

They have amazing customer service and very friendly! I enjoyed the food it had many varieties and…read morea lot of amazing flavors very yummy!!!

Came back to visit our friends in Alpharetta and decided to go back to Jinya Ramen Bar and as…read morebefore we're not disappointed. As before 3 of the 4 of our group had the Spicy Creamy V Ramen with chicken and all said it was fantastic. For myself, I tried the Spicy Chicken Ramen with chicken and my bowl was also fantastic! The service was spot on and the ambience is very chill & friendly. This time we had to sit at a high top in the bar area which was fine as it gave plenty of room for the meals and adult beverages. Thank you again for a fun time with awesome food!

My husband and I came to this new location after having it in their Suwannee location and I…read morehonestly can say, I was so disappointed. When I first had their ramen that's all I could think about when we visited Atl. After moving in the area and having this on a random Tuesday night idk what it was but I got their spicy kimchi ramen and my husband got their tonkotsu ramen and it lacked flavor. I asked for spicy Sichuan pepper sauce on side and all it was doing with a tiny bit in my ramen was making my tongue tingle the whole time. It kind of ruined my appetite. I had this better and not sure why that happened. I was charged extra without being informed of this and I gave her the whole sauce back after telling the server about this. I just like being informed of what I will be charged extra for, that's all. Anyways, overall did not appreciate this location at all.

Ahh the honey comb place, it been on my list forever and I finally got to go. The place was quite…read moreempty on a Sunday evening, and we received the food fairly quickly. The place is beautifully structured and I love the concept. The menu is quite intriguing, they have interesting menu items. We ordered Classic Japanese Omurice, Crispy Chicken Rice Burger with Purple Sweet Potato Fries, and Yinyang Bowl. My Crispy Chicken Rice Burger was quite hard to eat without it falling apart and eating it layer by layer. The Thai Iced Tea was pretty good and so was a Purple Sweet Potato Fries. The Omurice was also good but lacking great as well as the Yinyang bowl. Overall my expectations were not met but glad I got to check out this popular franchise.

This place is a solid lunch break for work. I came here on…read moremy lunch break and was glad I did. I ordered the kaya ramen which is their take on tonkasu. The their broth was very rich and you can tell it was boiled for a very long time. Additionally, the noodles were al dente and was delicious. The servers were very well mannered and helpful whenever we needed it. This is a solid ramen spot if you're ever in the area.

Love it here; hate the seating. The benches are super uncomfortable so make sure you grab a table,…read moreinstead. This is honestly my current favorite for ramen in the Roswell/Alpharetta/Milton triangle. They have everything I want here, including curry udon. Some of the ramen I've tried, I have really enjoyed. I dunno if it's handmade noodles or anything like that, but the broth is good and the ingredients hit. I haven't had anything here that was disappointing.

Jang Su Jang is one of the best options for Korean food in the Alpharetta-Milton area. Many people…read morewill recognize the name from its long-standing reputation in Duluth, and it's great to have a location closer to home. The menu feels a bit more streamlined than I remember from the original location, though the core dishes are still there. It will be interesting to see how the restaurant evolves under the current management. Regardless, the food consistently tastes authentic and well prepared. Service has always been pleasant and efficient during my visits, which makes the experience even better. Parking can occasionally be tricky since it's located in downtown Alpharetta, but there's a nearby free parking garage that makes it manageable. Overall, it's a solid go-to when you're craving Korean food in the area without needing to drive to neighboring cities.

0/5 stars. What kind of scam is this????…read more As a korean, this place was a huge disappointment. First off, jjamppong no matter where you go all have a distinct, staple taste. The spicy jjamppong here tasted horrible. it was just noodles with 5 pieces of over cooked and old seafood in chili paste broth.... Second. The bibimbap? why would they serve it on a FLAT plate? it was so hard to mix the rice in it. Portion size of this dish was like kids menu. Not sure if they only focused on the aesthetics of the restaurant but there no need for you to waste money here.

We are in Sandy Springs Georgia for a lunch sesh…read more I took some notes and here they are * Nori Fries - Perfect amount of salt. Its a superd item to pick at while waiting for the orders to arrive. Make sure you dip it in that ultra garlicky mayo. Because with the sauce its a 9.3/10 * Pork Bao Buns - Porky flavor is present. Mayo for creaminess and cucumber for a refreshing finish. 8/10 * Gyoza - Its super crunchy. Flavors are spot on. It's somewhat mid but over all not a bad gyoza. 7.5/10 * Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen - Wonderful, the noodles are perfecf, broth exceptional, the pork melts in your mouth and the jammy egg is a jammy egg. Spice is bang on as well. The whole dish is a 9.8/10 The place is super nice and tidy. The staff is amazing and I would definitely recommend.

My 3 coworkers and I went for lunch 2 weeks ago and I've already been back! So excited about their…read morehomemade dipping noodles!! We shared 2 orders of buns,1 chicken, 1 pork. The pork was moist the bun was soft and delicate. The pork was crisp but not overly crispy. The bun wasn't overfilled and was perfect! I ordered the Spicy Ramen w/ crispy chicken by accident!! How could I do that??? I went for their homemade dipping noodles!! Dang! Anyway, the broth was aromatic and yummy. The Ramen with the fresh garlic (Extra charge but didnt even need it) and the chili paste...was soo comfy and paired really well with the overcast, rainy weather that day. I kept wondering...how does the chicken stay so crisp?? I've dunked it with every bite and slurp!! Gotta try! As I mentioned, I did go back. For the dipping noodles, and unfortunately, did not enjoy them. They were served cold, which I had read, and was served with a warm broth. The broth wasn't "warm" enough to thoroughly warm the thick handmade dipping noodles, for my liking. I also thought the broth was overly fishy for my taste.

Had lunch here with my dad, and was quite surprised at how much I loved the meal. So simple yet so…read moredelicious. We ordered the Purple Kari Kari Gyoza and Agedashi Tofu to start. Both were so good. The gyoza was so flavorful and the tofu was perfectly lightly fried and was perfect with the sauce that it comes with. We both ordered Nabeyaki Udon with assorted tempura for our meals. The soup came out piping hot and there was more than enough tempura for one person. The udon noodles were chewy and wonderful and the soup was excellent. I would definitely recommend this spot for a quick lunch if you're in the area. The restaurant is so cute and clean, and the service is top notch. I will be back!

Got the zaru udon and one of the modern udons. We also ordered appetizers, we got the potstickers…read moreand the chicken karage. I really enjoyed the udon! It was so chewy and fresh. The tempura was also great. The sauce for the tempura could've been a little saltier but it was very refreshing. The dumplings coudlve been a little crispier but the purple cabbage was unique. The karage was a little oily. Overall the service was really nice. I also enjoyed the small mom and pop shop feel to it. Will definitely be back to try the soup ramens in the winter.

Heard about this place regarding good Japanese and Korean cuisine Picked up the food during a rainy…read moreday and what an amazing & comforting food. Absolutely delicious !! Ordered Chicken Katsu plate and vegetable bibimbap - both the dishes made to perfection and so yummy! Quick service and really good place. Bento boxes are the next one on my list to try so coming back here again, soon !!!

We came here for the Korean food - it was fantastic! Fresh Kimbap and fresh fried chicken. So…read moredelicious. It seems this place has Japanese food (not sushi) and Korean food (not bbq). We will definitely be coming here again, fairly affordable too. Not a ton on seating on the inside but it wasn't crowded at all and seemed to have a large take out presence.

Popped in for lunch on a weekday. Pleasant layout with plenty of parking. Friendly hostess/cashier…read more Food was on point. I ordered the tofu bowl, spicy. Everything was great. The bowl had greens, rice, japchae noodles, kimchi and an egg. Liberal dose of spicy sauce over everything. Tofu was crispy, noodles were savory. Kimchi had the sauce too which detracted from the traditional taste but still tasty. Was very impressed.

I've heard so much about kimchi red! I just never got the chance to try it until now. The…read morerestaurant itself is on the smaller side, so when there are a lot of people, it can get pretty cramped. From my experience, the service is self-serve! Someone brings you the food, but you put up your plates and stuff at the end of your meal. They also have a station for you to grab your own to-go containers and bags. The first thing to be aware of is to not let any of the photos fool you! The portions are very generous. Many people around me ended up taking to-go boxes (myself included). I got the Kang Nam chicken, the half-sized tteokbokki, and the kimchi fried rice. The chicken was crispy and tender, and the white sauce with onion was incredibly delicious. The kimchi fried rice was also very flavorful as well. The spices balance very well together. The only thing I wouldn't recommend is the regular tteokbokki. It wasn't bad per se, but it also wasn't good either. I think there are better places to get tteokbokki, but no worries, their focus and strength here is obviously in their fried chicken. I would come again and would recommend this place to other people.