I can't believe I have not written a review for Fusion Asian Bistro. It's so good and a must to…read morevisit for some good Asian food. We love going here for lunch or dinner. Recently a friend ordered catered food from them for their party and that was well prepared as well. We have taken all our out of town guests here for food since it's consistent and good. This is a nice sit down restaurant with good seating. Plus they have food to go and pick up options. In foods these are my ultimate favorites: hot and sour soup, spring rolls, fried rice, Mongolian beef, Panang curry with chicken, broccoli chicken. Always the best time at this restaurant and highly recommend it for Gwinnett county.

Worst Indonesian fried rice I ever had....was it even Indonesian fried rice? It legit was normal…read morechicken fried rice with an egg and barely any flavor.

First time here. I had the general tso's chicken with fried rice and mushroom soup as a delivery…read moreorder. Even though I added the soup to my meal, it still came in a big size. Which I really loved! Everything was hot and fresh! Most of my experiences with general tso's (for pick up or delivery) have been that the chicken skin is soggy. Or the chicken is tough. Not here though. The chicken had the perfect amount of sauce, flavor, and spice. And it wasn't spice just for heat. It was actually a good blend of spice and seasoning. The chicken skin had a little crunch to it and the chicken itself was tender and juicy. The fried rice was just brown rice, but that's ok. (In the 90's, fried rice came with onions, green peas, & carrots. But things have changed since the 2000's but I'm still adjusting to that lol). Overall, a great experience and I will be back!

Asian Garden is conveniently located in Hamilton Mill with plenty of parking available. The…read morerestaurant was nicely decorated and had a huge fish tank by the entrance. It was also nice to see photos of customers who celebrated there in the past. We made reservations for hibachi but had to wait a little bit before the table was ready, but I appreciated that the staff was communicative about the delay. Staff was nice and attentive. The hibachi show was fun and entertaining, one of the more enjoyable ones I've seen! My husband enjoyed the sake and the ginger salad was very fresh, dressing was great as well. The soup was clear with a clean taste. The hibachi fried rice was aromatic and buttery. However, the noodles were not cooked on the hibachi grill, it came out before any of our meat/vegetables were cooked. Our shrimp and filet mignon was seasoned with a little bit of salt and pepper and was cooked perfectly. We shared an order of the fancy roll and spider roll. Both were delicious and beautifully present! I would recommend both! The restaurant also gives you a small complimentary slice of cake after the meal which was a great added bonus! We were told the dessert was made in house and flavors rotate which is pretty neat. Overall a really good experience!

Overall, it was a good dining experience. The fusion cuisine concept was quite evident, and some…read moredishes were truly memorable. The seafood and some signature dishes maintained a consistent flavor. The ambiance was a bit cramped, but had its own unique style. It's suitable for those wanting something different or for small gatherings with friends.

The interior design is stylish, with a modern bistro vibe, suitable for dates or small gatherings…read morewith friends. The space isn't particularly large, but the lighting and music are comfortable. The overall cuisine leans towards fusion, with elegant presentation. Some memorable dishes are recommended, such as the lobster fried rice and fried chicken items; the flavors are well-integrated, the seasonings are rich, and they show some creativity. However, some dishes are a bit oily or heavily seasoned, and might feel a little greasy after eating a lot.

I always enjoy a trip to taqueria tsunami. The options are seemingly endless and always taste…read moreamazing. The restaurant stays very busy, so best to get there early or go during off-times to avoid a long wait. The prices are also fairly high for what you're getting, but I consider it a bit of a treat spot we occasionally visit. The margarita I had there was the best I've had in the area, so definitely worth the splurge to get.

Since my last review over 11 years ago, they have found their footing and now is a really nice…read moreplace to have lunch. Service food and ambiance have all gained much ground I will return next time we're in Athens. We have moved to another state But we go back occasionally.

Food is always fresh and flavorful! You order at the counter and I think it's a family owned…read morerestaurant. The hot and sour soup is ALWAYS tasty! Trying the Mongolian shrimp! The woman that's at the counter is friendly and I think her husband does the cooking. The place does mostly take out but we eat inside. So good when you eat it there fresh!

This is definitely a no frills type of Chinese place, but the food is good! It was totally…read moreunexpected when they brought our food on paper plates and plastic cutlery instead of actual dishes, but that didn't stop us from digging in. My mom got a beef dish and I got the kids portion of General Tso's because I didn't want leftovers, but the portion was perfect! We also got the crab Rangoon, which had a sweeter cream cheese taste than I'm used to. I loved them, but my mom prefers them more savory. We will be back to try more food, but we will likely get it all to go.

I keep hoping it will get better. Spoiler alert: it hasnt. The only edible thing is the fried…read morewontons. Everything else - disappointing. My once treasured kimchi fries: still freezer burned. My once favorite bbq tofu bao: not toasted and tasted like chemicals. The owners just simply dont care anymore, and I need to let this place finally go.

I stopped into Baozi Asian Street Food in Lawrenceville for the first time in several years,…read moreexpecting the same fun flavors and generous portions I remembered. What I found instead felt like a small echo of what the place used to be. The food has shrunk in size while the prices have climbed, which makes the whole experience feel out of balance. I ordered the bao because it used to be the star of the show for me. I still remember the way they were fried on one side before, with that golden crisp that added texture and soul to every bite. This time the bao arrived soft and much smaller than I remembered. The flavor was fine, but the magic was missing. It felt like the memory of a painting that has faded over time. I do want to say that the staff were kind and welcoming. They suggested a hibachi special, which I was not interested in, but they made the attempt to guide my order. Their warmth was the best part of the visit. I left with a sense of nostalgia for what used to be. Maybe the menu has evolved or costs have changed, but the experience simply did not match the picture I carried with me. I hope the place finds its rhythm again, because it once held a special spot in my rotation.

Chase was awesome, great establishment, great drinks, great service. She absolutely killed it and…read moremade our night!

Sat at the bar for happy hour at Ruby Chow's and had a wonderful experience. Our drinks were…read moredelicious and everything we ordered for food was yummy. We ended with the kimchi fried rice and omg- the flavor! Service was impeccable. Our food and drinks came out so quickly. The restaurant itself is beautiful and cozy. Ruby Chow's will definitely see us again

I don't come here often as Asian is not on my list of top cuisines, but everytime I do the food…read morecomes out piping hot, ultra fresh, and service is amazing. they have an offordable lunch menu as well. The dining room is always quaint and clean. I'm losing a star though on the fact that they are blaming getting rid of alcoholic beverages on tariffs. This is the first I have ever heard of a restaraunt doing it, but if you are afraid of having to raise or change pricing the beverage menu can be seperate from the food menu. Or limit the number of imports you have on the menu. It would seem better to say "we can't sell Ichiban or Sopporro anymore because of tariffs" rather than saying "tariffs bad, alcohol bad". i would rather have the choice to pay a dollar or two more than not at all.

Consistently tasty, healthy, and fresh! The food at Asian Kitchen is delicious and varied; we…read moreusually get it for takeout but I lunched-in with a few friends for last week; it was so comfortable and we were not rushed. Jenny is a kind and gracious hostess and her employees are friendly. Asian Kitchen is kind of tucked away, to the right of the Centennial Kroger in the same plaza. Easy parking. It's not exactly a "best-kept secret" because all the locals love it. Check it out if you are new in town!