It was a rainy day, so me and my friend were craving a comforting bowl of jjamppong seafood soup…read more We landed here at Fung Mei. A Chinese Korean fusion restaurant. The place is an open layout and clean. The table service was wonderful. The food was phenomenal with some of the best soup I've had yet. Will be back!

Not the same Fung Mei that served reused kimchi that I experienced before; at least that last…read moreventure produced something edible lol. Not good - a good decade or two behind what the other Kor-Chinese joints offer, and they are not even that great either. Noodles were soggy with no depth, beef/pork that came in with noodles (jjm) and dishes (tsy) were tough and smelled old. Dry jjm was not dry-fried but wet and soggy. Not tryna be too critical, but restaurants should be graded and supported with what it delivers ultimately bringing to what the clients want and expect to receive. Good luck.

My cravings for the famous Chinese-Korean combo brought me back to this place…read more.. Luckily, I noticed some positive changes! I remember thinking how stingy they were with the toppings on the Tangsuyuk, but this time, it was much better. They added more carrots as part of the toppings! Also, the Jjajangmyun tasted much better! THE only thing that could have been improved was the Tangsuyuk sauce...it was just barely sweet, despite its name. The place looked really clean and better managed this time as well. I do feel that this place would feel a bit more festive if they added some overhead music. Overall, I really enjoyed the Jjajangmyun-Tangsuyuk combo...and am glad they made some improvements to up the quality of their foods here!

Great Chinese-Korean food! Love the variety on the menu. We got the jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, and…read moretangsuyuk. The jjajangmyeon had a rich, savory black bean sauce, the jjamppong had a nice spicy seafood broth, and the tangsuyuk was crispy with a good sweet-and-sour sauce. Tastes like the real thing from Korea. Prices are fair and portions are generous. Bonus: it's never crowded, so you get seated and served fast with no wait. Hidden gem, and more people should know about this place!

My friends and I have fond memories of this place, and it's still just as good as before. The…read morerestaurant is warm, and with all the wood, makes for like a cozy cabin or an older house kind of vibe. It completely fits with the nostalgia we were feeling and hanging out with each other again. Service was efficient, and we were easily able to converse with each other. The food is pretty heavy what with it being fried and mostly carbs, but the kimchi and pickled radish help cut the greasiness of it. One of the standout things about this place is that they have DonPas. When we first heard of it, we though it would be fun to get. The donkatsu used for it is thin and fried well. The pork wasn't dry at all, and it was able to hold the pasta and its sauce while remaining crunchy though you definitely should eat it before the sauce truly sets in and changes the texture. For the pasta portion, we went with carbonara pasta, and it was good! Creamy and paired pretty well with donkatsu, which normally has a different type of sauce with it. We also got the UFO fried rice to share. It was filling, and I highly recommend it with egg, cheese, and corn over sauce. That being said, not a fan of the lot to get here. It's got a bit of an decline/incline, not the worst I've experienced, but still something that I took note of. At least my car didn't hit the ground with a scratch like another place I've been to. Leaving can be difficult if it's a busy time with lots of cars, but it's not too bad... I just know I'm not the best driver.

You will find me at Poetree Cafe at least once a week. Their prices are extremely affordable and…read morethey have immaculate cottage core vibes. Also, their innovative fusion 분식 menu is one of the best in Georgia. That is why you will find many restaurants directly copying their creations, down to their donpas. I've tried everything here and these are my favorites: 1. Donpas - toothsome pasta of your choice inside of a fried cutlet bowl. 2. Kimbap - massive, delicious, and inexpensive. Tuna Mayo classic hits. 3. UFO Rice - Loaded fried rice on top of omelet, covered in sauce or toppings of your choice. 4. Ttoekbokki- So many flavors to choose from. Service is always welcoming and kind. Protect them at all costs.

Our favorite Korean spot! It's always clean and super easy with the self-serve setup--order at the…read morekiosk and pick up when your number is called. The staff is consistently friendly, and the food comes out perfect every time. We love the rice cake skewers, omurice, tteokbokki, and kimbap. Our go-to kimbap flavors are tonkatsu, fried shrimp, and spicy pork, but the squid and cheese ones are really good too! If you're looking for Korean comfort food, this is definitely the place to try. We come here almost every week and have never been disappointed.

I ordered the veggie kalguksu. They forgot the fried tofu. I ordered the bibimyun to go and they…read moreforgot the bean sprouts. Whoever is in the kitchen, stop skimping out on ingredients that are stated on the menu! Also, the kalguksu had no flavor. Just go to DanMuJi for flavorful food.

I've been here years ago, and I'm happy to say it's still just as good despite all the new hot pot…read morerestaurants that have opened. One of the first things I noticed was how clean everything was. The restaurant proudly displays an A health rating, and the dining room is well-maintained, organized, and doesn't feel worn down. Like most Asian restaurants that have been around. The service was excellent. The staff was very attentive, constantly clearing empty plates and quickly bringing out the items we ordered. Ordering through the QR code at the table was simple and efficient, and the food arrived surprisingly fast. The all-you-can-eat menu has a great selection, and I liked that you can choose two different broth bases at no extra charge. (Additional broths cost extra.) While the broth itself was just okay, that's not a dealbreaker since the well-stocked sauce bar lets you customize your dipping sauce to your taste. Or adjust the flavor of the broth as needed. My only minor complaint was that some items I wanted to order were sold out. The server explained that some of the more popular fried and cold prepared dishes aren't included in the unlimited menu because they're more expensive and tend to sell out quickly. It was a little disappointing, but there was still more than enough variety to enjoy. Pricing is straightforward at $31.99 for adults all day, every day, with children 10 and under paying half price. On weekends, they have complementary fruit is used water. And every day they allow your first soda free and they charge for any extra. Which is plenty enough imo. Overall, this is still remains a good hot pot spots because it's consistently clean, the service is great, and it's conveniently close to home. Definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a reliable hot pot experience.

I highly recommend it now. But I hated going before they were bought. My daughters loved it because…read moreof their sauces and the last time I went was specifically for one of their birthdays. Otherwise, I was dragged there. The second we walked in (June 2026), we could tell it was different! The staff welcomed us warmly, told us they were new owners and showed us how to order from our devices. No one disappeared until payment was due as we had experienced before. No paper menu checklists so less chance of them "forgetting" to bring out the more expensive selections which were available on an AYCE menu. In the past, I especially disliked the woman who seemed to always be there and who often appeared to be the only server. No one had ever taught her how to smile or be nice. It was so great, we went back less than a week later. It's no pricier than any of the others so as soon as we have enough extra money again, I want to go back.

A good Korean restaurant that serves quality Bossam - boiled pork wraps in the Suwanee area of…read moreGeorgia. The side dishes were pretty good and fresh especially the kimchi. Fast service, nice Korean ambiance, and plenty of refills to fill you up.

The food and service was amazing. The Bibimbap was fresh and delicious. I loved all the sides and I…read moregot a kick out of the macaroni salad one. The mackerel seemed deep fried so I won't be ordering it again here unless they can prepare it a different way so it's less oily. I like it better at the restaurant down the street on the other side of 85. Also their barley tea was good. We got dessert at Mozart next door.

I came here specifically for the snow garlic pizza, but I saw on the outside of the restaurant that…read morethey're transitioning their type of cuisine to a more fusion-type. They have more limited hours during this transition, and they took away the pizza and musubi options from their menu, likely as a result of this transition. Sad because I saw people raving about the pizza and I was looking forward to it. :( Inside wasn't busy at all, came around 5pm on a Sunday and there were two other parties there. Clean and well organized interior. You seat yourself at a table that has a dry erase menu and a marker, you write quantity of whatever menu item you want, and take up to the cashier and pay up front, no tip. Prices reasonable. Portions huge! Ordered spicy squid sizzling rice and seafood cream pasta. Yum for both! Only criticism I have is the crab on top of the pasta tasted really fishy, like not fresh. Some of the mussels and clams in the pasta had the same fishy taste. Squid and shrimp tasted fine though. I'd love to come back and try other things on their menu, and also see what new menu items they may be rolling out, just maybe no more seafood pasta for me.

HANA DULUTH/SUWANEE | We love a self-service Korean restaurant!!…read more Side note: I know this is a controversial take, but tipping culture has gotten out of control - restaurants really need to be paying their employees a living wage!!! So love that Hana is completely self service and doesn't even allow tips. Menu is huge and offers plenty of variety, from traditional to fusion. From tteokbokki and kimbap to pizzas and pastas, there's too much to try in one sitting... thus I've been back at least 3 times... and am due for another visit asap. I've tried a little bit of everything. My favorites are the omurice, the garlic snow pizza and the seafood pasta, the sizzling rice and other small appetizers like the the Hawaiian musubi or the fried glass noodles in seaweed. Definitely recommend Hana if you're indecisive and want to try different Korean street food and fusion!

Delicious restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere and an oh-so-gracious hostess…read more I love restaurants that only serve food they do best instead of providing a 12-page menu full of mediocre food. Gyodong is one of those restaurants that only serves food that it does best. It has a simple, one-page menu that is full of huge bowls of warm soup and a select variety of delicious, small plates. Definitely a restaurant worth exploring as you will certainly be pleasantly surprised by the new, tasty experience Gyodong provides.

Inside the h-mart mall, They don't open on Monday so that's the only reason why I gave 4 stars…read more Food is great!