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I came here for a small snack after getting free parking on the street in the nearby neighborhood. Suzy Siu's Baos is in a food stall in Krog Street Market. The employee at the front counter was quick, efficient, and helpful. The menu is simple, and customers get a discount whenever they buy in "SETS." For instance, a bao currently costs $4.75. However, if a customer buys 3 baos, the price is $13. There are other discounted SETS on the menu, which includes ramen, baos, rice bowls, specials and sides. I was only interested in the baos, and there were three different types that I was considering: Pork Belly, Korean BBQ and Carnitas. I finally ordered the carnitas bao at the register, and sat down at one of the four stools at the counter. I didn't even have to wait 5 minutes before my bao was served directly to me. The soft white fluffy bun was perfectly made - slightly sweet in flavor and spongy in texture. It was stuffed with hot and flavorful shredded carnitas (pork) meat. Even as a snack, one isn't enough. I guess next time I'll have to order baos as a set, so I can also try the pork belly and the Korean bbq beef. When I was eating my bao while sitting at the counter, and it didn't take long to eat my bao, three groups of customers came by to place their take out orders, so it seems that this food stall has steady business. I'm definitely coming back to try more items on the menu!
Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Pork Bely Bao was extremely flavorful and so delicious Togashiri Tots (I probably spelled that wrong)- this was sooooooo tasty! The tots were fresh and crispy and the flavor was so good! The seasoning on top was great. It really made the tater tots taste high level. Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Spicy Wontons were crazy spicy. It really made me question.. what is this for? I had two friends with even higher spice tolerance taste them and both struggled to not spit it out. Next time I will see if I can get the sauce on the side because I think the actual wonton was probably really good but my mouth was so on fire that I could barely tell. I mean I get it's silly to complain in about something being spicy when spicy is literally in the title... but I expected at least palatable ijs.
This spot sticks out among all the other restaurants in the Market. Tater tots are great with their sauce and the bao buns melted in your mouth. Staff was new and a little slow but mostly because they were super busy.
Got some bao here last week. We got the fried chicken, pork belly and Korean bbq beef. They are pretty good!
Service was fast and customer service was good. Lobster baos was just ok. The flavor could have left more of an impression with more seasoning and butter. It was kinda blah but it's edible and plenty of lobster meat
Suzy Siu's Baos in Krog Street Market had delicious buns (not baos like the name or picture suggest). The Korean BBQ Beef buns were so flavorful. 4 stars though because the service was terrible. The "food runner" was rude and didn't apologize for their slow service, even though a 10-min wait time was promised. One of our two orders came out right away so just wouldn't own up. I would be back but hopefully wouldn't have to interact with the dark-haired girl. I forgot to get a picture of the "baos".
Suzy Siu's Baos is located inside the food hall, Krog Street Market. I don't know how the parking situation is normally because we aren't from Atlanta, but the parking lot was small and it was difficult to find any free parking. It didn't look like there any available street parking either, so we ended up doing valet for $5. I got the two baos and a side set.I ordered the pork carnitas bao, korean bbq beef bao, and the mapo tofu fries. I found the baos and fries to be quite lacking and everything was really salty in flavor. The saltiness overpowered everything else that was in the bao. On top of that, the portions were quite small for the price that you pay for. If I had gotten this for lunch instead of a snack, this wouldn't have filled me up. With the mapo tofu fries, I just wish there was more. It was lacking in taste because I feel like there wasn't enough on top of the fries. Overall, quite disappointing.
This was a great addition to Krog Street Market. Don't be surprised that just the three bao's alone will be more than filling. These were some descent bao's but nothing to go out of the way for. Certainly a good option if you're at Krog Street Market and trying to consider what to eat.
Baos were edible but not tasty. Tried the chicken,bulgogi, and pork belly. The chicken rice bowl had 3 small quarter sized pieces for $14. I was shocked. There is absolutely no love or aspiration to make your customer happy. I mean if the portion was small the taste should be phenomenal but was so terrible. Quality control? Please try the other chicken places and check your competitors
It's a bao time I tried Suzy Siu's Baos after hearing about them for years! My friend and I did a mini food tour of Krog Market and made a stop at Suzy Siu's. I ordered two of the fried tofu and mushroom baos, which I believe is one of their newer items. They were $4.50 a piece. Although they were very tasty, I found the portions to be on the smaller side. They were appetizer portions. Perfect if you're just sampling different items. The staff was friendly and helpful. They did warn me ahead of time that two baos wouldn't fill me up. They also gave me an accurate wait time. I would def eat here again!
Delish bao's. The soft and chewy outside with the crunchy seasoned filling had me want more. The service was good too! Will be back for more. There's vegan/vegetarian options. Krog Market is a great place to get together with friends. Really enjoyed the day.
The service was friendly and nice. Reasonably priced. Liked that they had options for vegans. Broth was delicious for the ramen but the noodles were extremely hard. Also the baos were quite bland.
Service was fast, but the taste of the ramen wasn't that great. It nearly tasted like an instant ramen packet. Nothing worth returning to. :(
I got Suzy Siu's Baos delivered, and was pretty impressed overall. The portions are a bit small for the price, but the flavors definitely deliver. The Korean street corn was particularly delicious. You should absolutely grab that as a side if you enjoy corn on the cob. The baos and tater tots I also got were pretty tasty as well. I'd get delivery from here again, and gladly stop by in person too. read more
I was in Atlanta visiting my daughter and had a craving for bao buns! Suzy Siu's delivered (literally and figuratively!). We ordered the 6 pack bao box. The pork belly bao was amazing, as was the fried green tomato. The Korean BBQ was decent, but the other two were amazing! We also had wings that were very tasty (and thankfully mild as requested). The street corn was pretty good, but no necessary. I would definitely stick to the bao and order more of those next time! read more
My bao literally had two small pieces of clear hard plastic in it that I was chewing on and spit out. Who knows if I had already eaten more pieces? So that's a deal breaker.... Other than that catastrophe, the wait was like 20 minutes for some odd reason. When my friend went up to order a few moments after, it only took a few minutes so maybe I just ordered at a bad time. The food itself wasn't bad if I had to salvage this review. However, you'll roll the dice on whether you'll get pieces of plastic in your food LOL read more
I came here for a small snack after getting free parking on the street in the nearby neighborhood. Suzy Siu's Baos is in a food stall in Krog Street Market. The employee at the front counter was quick, efficient, and helpful. The menu is simple, and customers get a discount whenever they buy in "SETS." For instance, a bao currently costs $4.75. However, if a customer buys 3 baos, the price is $13. There are other discounted SETS on the menu, which includes ramen, baos, rice bowls, specials and sides. I was only interested in the baos, and there were three different types that I was considering: Pork Belly, Korean BBQ and Carnitas. I finally ordered the carnitas bao at the register, and sat down at one of the four stools at the counter. I didn't even have to wait 5 minutes before my bao was served directly to me. The soft white fluffy bun was perfectly made - slightly sweet in flavor and spongy in texture. It was stuffed with hot and flavorful shredded carnitas (pork) meat. Even as a snack, one isn't enough. I guess next time I'll have to order baos as a set, so I can also try the pork belly and the Korean bbq beef. When I was eating my bao while sitting at the counter, and it didn't take long to eat my bao, three groups of customers came by to place their take out orders, so it seems that this food stall has steady business. I'm definitely coming back to try more items on the menu! read more
Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Pork Bely Bao was extremely flavorful and so delicious Togashiri Tots (I probably spelled that wrong)- this was sooooooo tasty! The tots were fresh and crispy and the flavor was so good! The seasoning on top was great. It really made the tater tots taste high level. Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Spicy Wontons were crazy spicy. It really made me question.. what is this for? I had two friends with even higher spice tolerance taste them and both struggled to not spit it out. Next time I will see if I can get the sauce on the side because I think the actual wonton was probably really good but my mouth was so on fire that I could barely tell. I mean I get it's silly to complain in about something being spicy when spicy is literally in the title... but I expected at least palatable ijs. read more
Suzy Siu's Baos in Krog Street Market had delicious buns (not baos like the name or picture suggest). The Korean BBQ Beef buns were so flavorful. 4 stars though because the service was terrible. The "food runner" was rude and didn't apologize for their slow service, even though a 10-min wait time was promised. One of our two orders came out right away so just wouldn't own up. I would be back but hopefully wouldn't have to interact with the dark-haired girl. I forgot to get a picture of the "baos". read more
Suzy Siu's Baos is located inside the food hall, Krog Street Market. I don't know how the parking situation is normally because we aren't from Atlanta, but the parking lot was small and it was difficult to find any free parking. It didn't look like there any available street parking either, so we ended up doing valet for $5. I got the two baos and a side set.I ordered the pork carnitas bao, korean bbq beef bao, and the mapo tofu fries. I found the baos and fries to be quite lacking and everything was really salty in flavor. The saltiness overpowered everything else that was in the bao. On top of that, the portions were quite small for the price that you pay for. If I had gotten this for lunch instead of a snack, this wouldn't have filled me up. With the mapo tofu fries, I just wish there was more. It was lacking in taste because I feel like there wasn't enough on top of the fries. Overall, quite disappointing. read more
This was a great addition to Krog Street Market. Don't be surprised that just the three bao's alone will be more than filling. These were some descent bao's but nothing to go out of the way for. Certainly a good option if you're at Krog Street Market and trying to consider what to eat. read more
2 years ago
Baos were edible but not tasty. Tried the chicken,bulgogi, and pork belly. The chicken rice bowl had 3 small quarter sized pieces for $14. I was shocked. There is absolutely no love or aspiration to make your customer happy. I mean if the portion was small the taste should be phenomenal but was so terrible. Quality control? Please try the other chicken places and check your competitors read more
It's a bao time I tried Suzy Siu's Baos after hearing about them for years! My friend and I did a mini food tour of Krog Market and made a stop at Suzy Siu's. I ordered two of the fried tofu and mushroom baos, which I believe is one of their newer items. They were $4.50 a piece. Although they were very tasty, I found the portions to be on the smaller side. They were appetizer portions. Perfect if you're just sampling different items. The staff was friendly and helpful. They did warn me ahead of time that two baos wouldn't fill me up. They also gave me an accurate wait time. I would def eat here again! read more
Delish bao's. The soft and chewy outside with the crunchy seasoned filling had me want more. The service was good too! Will be back for more. There's vegan/vegetarian options. Krog Market is a great place to get together with friends. Really enjoyed the day. read more
4 years ago
Service was fast, but the taste of the ramen wasn't that great. It nearly tasted like an instant ramen packet. Nothing worth returning to. :( read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
I have no idea where the owner got this photo of spicy wontons, but they bear no resemblance whatsoever to the rock hard, inedible things they just served me. read more
3 years ago
The bao's are good. Each flavor is unique. The wontons needs a bit more time, cause the thick part of the wrap is a bit hard. But the sauce is perfect (luv the spicy). And Tater Tots are my favorite! read more
I usually get over to Ponce City Market more frequently but once in a while I'll stop here at Krog. Suzy Siu's Baos are relatively new eatery in this food and beer hall. On this occasion it didn't seem like too many people were lined up and I was ok with that since its nice being first in line. There's not a large selection of baos, but they offset that with some choices of Ramen, and an assortment of Korean inspired sides such as their southern Korean dishes like their kimchi collard greens and kimchi cole slaw. On my first tasting I went with the bao's; Korean BBQ bao, that is sliced bulgogi marinated beef, spicy chili sauce, grilled onions, the Pork Belly bao made up of their local pork, pickled red onions, pecan sugar, cilantro and the their fried oyster bao. All top notch tasting! Krog street really has upped their game on the food scene here and Suzy's is a great add. Only demerit from 5 stars is that there isn't any seating there other than three chairs, so you have to order and go find a place. read more
5 years ago
Overall, a bit of an underwhelming experience especially given the other top options at Krog. I had to wait ~5 minutes for someone to come out from the back to take my order, which was not ideal. He did quote me the exact amount of time it would take to cook, which I appreciated. I knew the portion size was going to be small, but it really is 2-3 bites. You'll need 3 minimum to fill you up. I got the beef bao, and the bao itself did not stand out and seemed mass produced. The beef was fine, although the star of the show was the Korean red sauce. read more
5 years ago
Definitely get the lobster roll baos here! The best thing I've eaten in a while! My friend and I ate them so fast, we didn't have time to take photos! It's pricey (2 for $23), but there is a decent amount of lobster in each one. My friend also enjoyed the pork belly bao very much. I had the tofu bao, which came with mushrooms and teriyaki sauce. The sauce was very off putting for me, which was disappointing. However, it was the best tofu I've ever had. Very light and crispy! read more
7 years ago
My husband and I went for lunch. I ordered the Korean bbq beef bao, Korean street corn on the cob. The beef bao was good just a tad too greasy. The corn was good as well. My husband ordered the impossible bao and the creamy vegan ramen. The impossible bao had good flavor and the ramen was really good. It wasn't bland at all. Overall the food was good, customer service was great. We will definitely return to try other items. read more
3 years ago
Awesome bao buns !! I love these ! Me & my partner grab them every time we go to Krog. The Indian spot there is also yummy. Both great places to give a try!! These are great shareables too especially if you just want a quick bite or you want to try multiple things! read more
3 years ago
3 bao and tots. Tots were good just a bit over cooked for my liking but still delicious. 3 bao: Fried Green tomato, Spicy Fried Chicken and Korean BBQ Beef. I've had better beef ones but the other two were delicious. Will be back! read more
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2 years ago
I've been to Krog Street Market many times now, and decided to finally give Suzy Siu's Baos a shot. I ordered the 3 baos & side ($14+tax): pork belly, oyster, and fried chicken bao with the mapo tofu fries. Service was pretty quick, as I received my order in about 7 or 8 minutes. The baos here are executed well, everything was cooked fine. Pork belly was tender and almost melted in mouth. Chicken was nice and juicy. The oyster was actually rather large and meaty. It's just that the baos are really simple and boring. The chicken bao simply had two pickle slices (I guess they are trying to cash in on the chicken sandwich trend of late?). The oyster bao had two pickles, a miniscule amount of sauce, and a few shreds of lettuce. The tofu fries actually had something interesting going on, with chorizo, whipped tofu, scallions, etc. Looking at pictures online of Suzy Siu baos stuffed with more than 2 ingredients, it seems like I just got the bait and switch with my baos, or they were just lazily put together. Regardless, I can't see myself going back here, especially with so many great choices at Krog Street Market. read more
8 years ago
I got the pick 3 plus a side which is $13. I chose fried green tomato, Korean BBQ beef & pork belly. The best one out of the three were the fried green tomato. I've tasted A LOT of baos and I was a little disappointed on Suzy Siu's, it was too plain to me. I didn't taste any flavor on all three of the baos. Even my side, which was a turnip cucumber salad had no flavor at all. Also, the girl who was at the register was sick and she was coughing all over the place. It'd be nice if she coughed on her arm like what you're supposed to do. This place is in Krog Street market, located on the back corner next to Jeni's Icecream. Really cool place in general to try different types of food! Parking can be a pain, even though they do have their own parking lot which is nice, it's most likely all full. It's best to get dropped off there or find street parking near by! Casual place, has a "hipster" feel to it. read more
HOLY MOLY! These Baos are so good! When I ate at Suzy Siu's, it was the first time I tried Baos and I was a little skeptical at first. These are amazing. By far the best food item I have tried at Krog St Market. I tried the Pork Belly Bao, Ramen, and Korean Street Corn. The Bao and corn were to die for, but I prefer other restaurants for ramen. 2 Baos and a side is only $14, and it is quite a bit of food! read more
When I went to Taipei earlier this year, I was properly introduced to bao. Bao are wonderful bits of deliciousness. East Asia's buns and that's really as much as I know about them. Generally, they're not much more than a vehicle for the stuffing and the stuffing can be all sorts of stuff. Not being one to make a decision about dinner, I went with the three bao plate and chose the chicken, beef and pork belly. They also have vegetarian options on their menu. They did not take more than five minutes to be prepared and placed on a tray for me to take. The bao were awesome. Bao were perfect and just the right texture. They didn't take away from the stuffings at all. It's hard to decide which of the three I liked the most. The beef was rich. The pork belly was delicious. And the fried chicken was just excellently crispy and tangy. Oh, the side I chose was the turnip and cucumber salad. Crisp and vinegary (that's apparently a word) cut any possible grease in the meats. Definitely worth a stop if you're having a meal in the Krog Street Market. read more
These baos were to die for. The Pork Belly was definitely my favorite, 2nd the shrimp party, 3rd was the Korean BBQ. One of the girls working was really nice helping me order and give me suggestions. I also picked the Mapo tofu fries. Wasn't sure what to expect from those but they were a bit disappointing. It didn't do much for me but that's okay. I wish I could come back here soon. I would get it in a heartbeat. The flavors were so vibrant and memorable! read more
I am a big Asian food fan and Suzy Sui's did not disappoint. It is located inside Krog street market which is a poppin location. The vibe inside is awesome. So I have knot been there I once but will definitely go back to try several other items. On this trip I got the Baos with a side. I tried the top 3 sellers which is the Pork belly, Korean bbq beef, and the fried chicken. And for my side I got the Mapo tofu fries.( I could jusT eat the biggest plate of those fries. The Baos are amazing! read more
I'm a fan of all the bao here. They have a wide assortment of flavors. Classic pork belly is pretty standard. Korean BBQ beef is good, has that little spice with the bulgogi flavor. Loved the fried chicken and fried oyster. Fried green tomatoes also a favorite of mine. The carnitas was interesting, nice mix with the bao. The spicy wontons have a nice flavor to them, love the sauce. The tater tots are kind of addicting, but what tater tots aren't? Nice for a quick bite in Krog. read more
8 years ago
Love love love baos. Krog st market is a super fun place and we walked around trying bits and pieces of everything from few of the vendors. For about $13, i got the Korean beef bao, pork belly, and the fried green tomato with the side of the Korean street corn on the cob. The buns were soft and pillowy just like how it should be. The Korean beef was tender and flavorful. The fried green tomato was something different i wanted to try and it was delicious. The tomato never came off soggy as I was afraid it would, it was fried golden brown and crispy just as it should be. Rather than spicy mayo, I wish there was toppings to cut through the deep fried tomato (i.e more pickled onions or cucumbers, tangy sauce maybe?). The pork belly was disappointing for me. I love pork belly, it one of my favorite cuts and it let me down. it was overly sweet. Sweet is good, but I'd rather not it feel like I'm crunching through sugar (literally). I wasn't a huge fan of the Korean street corn either, it was oily and overly tasted like sweet chili. Love baos, this place was okay. Maybe if I didn't get the pork belly or the corn this place would have definitely rated higher for me. read more
Ok, I'm not sure if they've gotten worse since the previous good reviews but I wasn't impressed with this place. I had the set with 2 baos and a side. For baos, I got a Pork Belly and Kalbi Beef and for side I got Mapo Tofu Fries. They told me they didn't have Mapo sauce so it'll just be tofu fries..... tasted kinda weird... How can you run out of sauce when it was only lunch time? I don't understand it. When I got my baos, it was cold. The taste was decent, but definitely not very good. It did not live up to my expectations. I don't think I would revisit this place.. read more
Suzy Siu's Baos is located in Krog street market, right next to Jeni's Ice Cream. Baos are Taiwanese snack food with pork belly, pickled mustard greens, cilantro and sweet peanut powder between a steamed bun. My friends and I ordered the pork belly, Korean BBQ, Shrimp patty, green tomato, and fried chicken buns with mapo tofu fries and radish and cucumber salad as sides. We also got an order of wontons. I really liked the pork belly buns because they are authentic in that they've got all the core bao ingredients, especially the sweet peanut powder that is often missed. I also enjoyed the creativity of the korean and southern fusion baos. The mapo tofu fries basically is the mapo tofu sauce (with ground meat) over fries. The wontons are decent as well - but they really specialize more in the bun department. he staff were friendly and got our food out quickly. I would come back again if I'm ever in Krog for food! read more
7 years ago
I stopped by Suzy Siu's Baos while walking the Belt Line. I've never had a bao before but I've always wanted to try one. And I'm glad I did! I ordered the 2 baos & a side set for $11 plus up-charge for the oyster bao: -Fried oyster bao w/ shredded lettuce pickles remoulade -Pork belly bao w/ pickled onions, pecan sugar, and cilantro -Mapu tofu fries w/ chorizzo, pork, whipped tofu, sichuan spices, and scallions Now, I was hesitant on tofu fries. But honestly I couldn't even tell. They were like soggy french fries. I couldn't tell it was tofu. The baos were both so fresh and delicious. The wait was a little long for these items but well worth it. The sauces really complimented each bao really well. Everything was just amazing. I'm a huge fan and can't wait to go back to try others. read more
Yummy bao. Suzy Siu's Baos is a counter inside Krog Street Market that specializes in bao. These are Taiwanese steamed buns to which they add a Korean twist. The stall opened November 2016 and is from the same folks behind Taiyo Ramen (formerly Makan, Decatur), Mama Tiger (Emory), and Ramen Station (Grant Park). The menu is simple and the food is OK to good. Menu: Baos * Pork belly - local pork, pickled red onions, pecan sugar, cilantro * Korean BBQ beef - kalbi-marinated brisket, scallion, and lettuce salad * Korean fried chicken (KFC) - local chicken breast, pickles, spicy sauce * Fried fish fillet - napa cabbage slaw * Roasted veggie - pickled carrots, Parmesan cheese, spicy sauce * Fried green tomato - pickled carrots, shiso remoulade Sides * Korean street corn - roasted, gochujang butter * Kimchi fritters - kimchi, corn, sweet potatoes * Sweet potato salad * Cucumber salad * Spicy wontons - shrimp and pork stuffed, roasted garlic chili oil Baos are $4 each, except for the fish bao which is $4.50. Sides are $2 each, except for the wontons which are $5. They also have kids baos and... Sets * Three baos for $11 * Three baos and a side for $12 * Two baos and a side for $9 * Six-pack bao box for $20 Suzy Siu's most popular baos are the first three listed above: pork belly, Korean BBQ beef, and Korean fried chicken. I've tried all three and like them in that order. The pork belly bao was simply excellent. Bao are inherently small, like sliders, but the kitchen here does not skimp on portions, especially the meat. My pork belly bao contained hearty, thick chunks of charred, savory, and chewy pork belly. Terrific flavor and texture. The buns themselves were appropriately soft and fluffy. If you only choose one bao, this is the one to get. The shredded beef in the Korean BBQ beef bao reminded me more of bulgogi (grilled marinated beef) than galbi (marinated beef short ribs) because of the meat's softer consistency. This bao was quite tasty and I had scarfed down the entire thing before I knew it. The Korean fried chicken bao was OK. It wasn't as good as I hoped. Ideally, there would have been an extra crispy and crunchy piece of fried chicken inside. Instead, what I got was something that looked and tasted like a boneless buffalo wing. Not terrible, but not what I was expecting nor would I order again. The fish in the fried fish fillet bao is cod. According to the lady behind the counter, Suzy Siu's most popular side is the kimchi fritters. They were just alright for me. They looked like hushpuppies. Two fritters came to an order and each was nice and hot inside as well as a bit pasty. The outsides tasted like they had been dusted in some sort of chili powder. A creamy dipping sauce was served on the side. Great, friendly service. There's a guestbook you can sign. I signed the back page. Payments are handled over tablet via Square. Apple and Android Pay accepted. In the end, I give this place 3.5 stars rounded up to 4. I'd come back for the pork belly bao alone. Krog Street Market offers valet and free self-parking (limited number of spots). I normally parallel park along nearby neighborhood streets like Waddell or Dixie and walk over. read more
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