Is like a small Asian Food Hall Location: Right at Tech…read moreSquare Service: Not much, is more like self-serves. No tipping required. Food: Pretty good for that price and in Midtown Atlanta!

Came here during happy hour and honestly could not believe the price. Three entrees plus a base for…read more$11 -- we got shrimp hibachi, orange chicken, salmon poke, and volcano roll and left completely full. The selection is solid for an Asian fusion spot. They've got sushi, sashimi, hibachi, stir-fry, and poke all in one place. Everything we tried was fresh and hit the spot. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Atlanta.

Ridiculously good! Everything on the menu looks amazing. Gavin was our server and he was Amazing…read more Honestly the best dinner I have had in a while. Lobster Fried Rice, Beef Shaken, lobster wontons, yes please!!! Will be back!

So poor calvins was such a treat. What they had there was super solid and it would definitely be…read moresomething that I would consider a go-to if I was feeling like I really wanted to dabble in some of this Asian fusion food and I was in the area. Jojo was an excellent waiter and he took care of the table very well. The last time I went was the first time I went so I went ahead and had him give the list of things that were good and the perspectives on the food. He knew his stuff and did it in great detail. Trained really well. Awesome experience . I took an Uber. I don't actually know about the parking situation but you can probably find parking because of where it's at. Just keep in mind that it's in an area where it's going to be pay-to-park so don't think you're going to get away with something for free . The ambience is nice and it's a lot more elegant than what you would think. Not over-the-top elegance though, not at all, but it is very neat and well-placed. Everybody is super friendly when you come in and the establishment is very clean . Shanghai pork belly eggs - I saw something that said that the deviled eggs were good so I gave them a shot and they did not disappoint. They were super flavorful. That was almost a little confusing because you had egg there and you had it lightly deep-fried and you had pork belly and you had what it seemed to be like was jelly. It was a whole lot of flavor happening at one time. I don't have any issue with it, not whatsoever. It was a really good appetizer and you get about four of them so you actually get to taste it and then taste it again and make sure you're tasting all the flavors correctly lol . Drunken noodle scallops and lobster - so the noodles were really good. They came in a little bowl with a tea light to keep them warm. That was pretty cool as far as optics go but the food itself was good. Now when you get something like seafood you kind of expect it to be little or not huge portions but this was a different story. They had two pieces of lobster tail in there so you peel the lobster tail out and you chop it up and there was plenty of lobster meat and the scallops that were in there as well were huge. You have to be able to probably cut those in half to eat with your pasta as you use the fork in the bowl. It was plenty of seafood. There was almost more filling in the bowl than there was pasta, which is crazy! The flavor of it was sweet and savory and it wasn't as if one thing carried the dish. All the way around the dish was good. Lemongrass steamed mussels - now these are pretty good. Originally I was going to order the soup on the menu but JoJo said that the soup was basically the broth for the mussels so I just went ahead and canceled that. They were good and they were savory. They weren't the best mussels in the world but they are really good and the broth had the lemongrass flavor everywhere in your mouth. Super good. Also usually you may get like eight mussels or maybe 12 of them but this order came with like 25 of them and it was a huge order so that's not to be slept on. It came with a really toasted bread that you would use for the broth at the bottom. That broth after you finish could definitely be used for something else. Very tasty . Overall this is absolutely a stellar spot. I have zero complaints about it. The food was good. The ambiance was great. The service was superior and they might have another customer returning soon enough . It was a great fusion of food and flavors.

Food is amazing Quality service…read moreAnd the ambiance is great too Good job on the business

This was an interesting find…read more Inside is pretty small. Service is nice. I ordered the Philly combo and paid $2 for tossed garlic fries. I was disappointed by the size of the Philly. All the other pictures show a gigantic open face sandwich. I dine-in and my sandwich is wrapped and fits inside this box. The garlic fries were loaded with garlic sauce. I will return.

Visited last week to celebrate a bday. They opened at 5 and arrived at that time. There's street…read moreparking and garages nearby or valet. The restaurant is decorated beautifully. We were seated quickly. The staff was very professional and knowledgeable. We had an amazing server, Ellie or Elliott... I can't recall which but he was a very nice young man with such a great personality. It matched our vibe. He had menu recommendations and answered all od our questions. I had oxtail egg rolls, chicken fried rice and butter cake. The egg rolls and rice were piping hot temperature wise. No complaints there. I didn't care for the egg rolls, due to the cheese in them. It was just odd. They were seasoned well though. Rice was tasty. The butter cake was dry. I would still give it another try due to the great customer service.

Really excited about going to Lo Kee tonight, I've heard a lot about their restaurant in NYC (Sei…read moreLess) looking forward to seeing what the hype is all about! When you walk in the ambience is amazing; dimly lit room, gorgeous decor, definitely a place that you get dressed all up and pop out. It is not a huge space but it isn't small either, they have a lot of tables to sit and dine in, as well as a bar in the back as well. Server told me there were private rooms available too. Service was good, the server was very polite and knowledgeable on the menu. He helped me choose between the different options on the menu, in typical Mo fashion I forgot to write down his name, but shout out to you whoever you are lol. I do not want this to be taken as a negative review, I am not into bashing restaurants and this is not that. I'm not sure if it was because I was so excited to go to this restaurant that I had too high expectations, but I am not hard to please.....like at all. That being said, the food was extremely underwhelming. It literally tasted like chinese food on the block, which is not a bad thing. I have to be clear the food is not bad or nasty, however for the price point of the menu you better not have competition on every block in New York. The fact that a restaurant of this magnitude does nothing for birthdays is disappointing, no special dessert, no custom menu that says "Happy Birthday" nothing. As far as food I started with the spicy tuna crispy rice, had the spicy kung pao chicken and filet mignon & broccoli for the entree, added chicken/beef lo mein and broccoli as extra sides. Everything was good, my favorite would have to be the tuna crispy rice, but again the price point for what I received as far as quality did not match. I still would encourage people to give it a try though, but maybe for happy hour or something.

Welp, I wanted something flavorful and I knew Chattahoochee Food Works would have plenty of…read moreoptions. So me and my big back strutted in and came across this lovely restaurant and noticed they had an assortment of different bao. I chose three different proteins. And I thoroughly enjoyed them all! I got the pork belly bao, the beef Bulgogi style bao, and the hot honey shrimp bao. They were so flavorful and delicious and that bun so moist and perfect. Except for the wonderful lady that gave me my order, It's a pretty much non-personable restaurant. You're just pretty much placing your order at a kiosk. But it does make it easy. Just know what you want before you walk up to the kiosk because if you get a little overwhelmed with the options like me and take a long time you might end up with the long line of hungry people behind you lol Inside the hall, there's plenty of places to sit and the vibe is cool. They have events inside the hall by the way as well during the week, so if you stop by to grab a bao then maybe you'll able to take advantage of an event.

Best dumplings that I have EVER had. Ever…read more I visited Mushi Ni one afternoon while at The Works and when I saw the dumplings, I knew I had to check them out. I initially planned for the bao buns only, but the prices were quite reasonable thanks to the $16 lunch special - so I thought I'd try a bit more. So glad that I did. Mushi Ni has an electronic ordering system which was really easy to navigate. I chose my lunch special and added in my dumplings, and poof - the order was on the way to the kitchen. I walked around the food hall for a few so I don't really know how quickly my order was completed, but when I returned, the guy behind the counter saw me and started bagging it up. I found a seat outside for some natural lighting and started snapping away. I really went to enjoy and share the bao buns but figured I'd have a quick bite of the dumplings and keep it pushing. Listen. WOW. I was immediately taken aback because, what?! They were spicy, so savory and full of pork, with a little punch of lime in there somewhere. I didn't even need to have a second bite before I decided that I *had* to order a second round. Wow. The fries were also phenomenal! Super crunchy, the seasonings on top were such a nice touch. And the trend continued with the fluffy, flavorful bao buns. Seriously just an all-around amazing experience. I thought I'd enjoy their food but this experience exceeded my expectations. I can't wait to have more of those dumplings!

Definitely keeping this spot on my 'to visit list' when I come to Atlanta. I had great experience…read moreall around. The hostess was very friendly when we checked in. We hand a little wait while our was being prepared. So me and a friend grabbed a Spicy Mexico City at the bar. It was pretty good. The brunch menu has expensive with plenty of options. There something for everything on there. For our starters we had the Okonomiyaki fries, Peruvian chicken gyoza tacos and the watermelon salad. The Okonomiyaki fries were amazing. The reminded of like a bbq fry. Absolutely loved the flavor. The salad and tacos were also great. For our mains we had the spicy miso herb Caesar salad with poke tuna and the spicy tuna "toast". We all loved it. Both dishes were perfectly portioned and full of flavor. I forgot to take photos, but the decor in the restaurant is super cute. There plenty of seating throughout including the bar, the main area and. The patio area. I'm looking forward to coming back

Service is amazing. The manager and hostess Maya was kind from the beginning. My husband and I…read moreoriginally arrived 20 minutes late for our dinner appointment which happened to be 40 minutes before they close but she had such a very good attitude from the beginning! Our server was Robin. He was pleasant and had really good service. He told us to relax and not worry about the restaurant closing. That made us feel better. Maya and Robin told us to come back for brunch so we did. The food during during was amazing. We got the ahi tuna tacos and the edamame and shared the burger and the salad. Everything was colorful and full of flavor. There isn't one item that left us disappointed. For brunch we came back and had the tuna tacos again. My husband loved them so much he ordered them two more times. We also had the bao Benedict and the tuna toast, which came recommended by Maya. All amazing. Also try the fruit salad and the nachos! For drinks we had the cold brew martini and the Caribbean Coffee made by Jess who was also very kind. I told my husband that the good, colorful food combined with the ambience and amazing service made me feel like I was on a vacation. I love this place and have added to one of my favorites. Cheers!

I deserve a flopped dinner soon because I've been picking them. This is a vibe. Great live music, a…read morelively atmosphere, and I settled in for the night. I ordered a few plates and let the night happen. Went with the lobster tartlets, salt & pepper shrimp, and tuna rice cakes. If there's seafood on the menu, you already know I'm going to find it. #stlouispescatarianapproved The menu leans into Asian inspired small plates, which makes it fun to try a few different things instead of committing to one entree. The crispy rice tuna and salt & pepper shrimp are right in my wheelhouse. Add the music and cocktail lounge atmosphere, and you have a solid spot for a night out in Midtown. I love a restaurant that gives you more than just a meal.

I went here on a Friday night and they had a DJ playing music! During the weeknights they have jazz…read morefrom 7-10 pm. We were able to get seats at the bar and ordered some cocktails and food. The drinks were good! I liked my mezcal drink called Smokin Aces. My friend got the kick ass lychee drink which I didn't care for as much but it was still a nicely crafted cocktail. The appetizers we got were very good too! The ambiance in here is so fun! They have really pretty decor and nice seating throughout. I'm excited to come back!

I absolutely love the aesthetic and intimate vibe at Ruby Chow's. It's elevated, moody, and the…read moreperfect spot for a girls' night, date night, or even a solo dinner. I've been twice now and have had the chance to sit both upstairs and downstairs, and each experience has been amazing. The service? Easily a 10/10. On my most recent visit, I ordered the Mango Sticky Rice Martini and the Lychee Martini. Ruby's bartender is truly A1....they know exactly what they're doing. Both cocktails were balanced, creative, and so good. For food, we ordered the Brussels sprouts, Pow Pow Shrimp, Dan Dan Noodles, Miso Cod, and Chicken Satay. Every single dish was a 10/10...except for the Miso Cod. Unfortunately, it didn't taste as fresh as I expected and had a slightly fishier flavor than I prefer. I was definitely a little disappointed, but thankfully every other dish more than made up for it. Overall, Ruby Chow's continues to be one of my favorite Asian fusion spots in Atlanta. I can't wait to go back--whether it's for a date night with my husband or maybe even a birthday dinner. See you again soon, Ruby!

This is a very cute restaurant! Moody and sexy which is perfect for a girls night out, date, etc…read more I started at the bar while waiting on my friend. I ordered the salmon hand roll for $8 (happy hour special). I found the hand roll to have a LOT of rice and a little salmon. I think $4-5 is a better price point. They also had drink specials and it looks like wine specials on Wednesday's (I overheard a couple saying it--it was not offered by the bartender, which I found interesting). For Happy Hour I think their prices are excessive - with $14 for drinks and $8+ for tiny apps. I found service to be good. It took a long time for the hand roll to come out (over 25 minutes). When my friend arrived we both ordered the lobster fried rice dish. I could smell the rice was burned and it was when I tasted it. The server quickly replaced it and the new dish was fine and came out relatively quickly (much quicker than a raw hand roll). They also have valet which is $5 and I think you can park for the same cost as well. I found the restaurant to be very cute, food was good, but I wouldn't go out my way to return.

Stopped in for lunch and had the Bao Special Pork Bun. Service was quick and the lady at the…read morecounter was very helpful. Restaurant is small and quaint. No problem with seating. Bao was delicious and the provided extra sauce added even more flavor. Had a Coffee Boba with milk to drink. Excellent! Highly recommend stopping in and giving them a try.

Great food! This is my third time eating here. The staff is very friendly, professional & helpful…read more The restaurant is always clean. Brought my aunt and she really enjoyed the food. We were both starving hence the pic of eaten food. We both got chicken hibachi. So good. I got my aunt a beef boa to take home. She called me later to tell me how much she enjoyed it.

I happened to be watching local news and they mentioned it was National French Fry Day. They…read moreproceeded to show Kimchi fries only at Hankook Taqueria. I jumped in my electric car and laid rubber so I could beat the lunch rush. One car beat me to the punch so I took a deep breath, sucked in my soon-to-be expanded belly and sauntered up to the counter. The staff was so friendly and efficient giving me all the lowdown on the insane Korean infused French fries. This poutine-like extravaganza came with queso, ketchup, fried eggs, kimchi, and (my add) fried chicken! I quickly prayed the restaurant had a defibrillator after I consumed my entire daily calorie intake. This dish was out of this world outstanding! This is a 'one and done' experience, but I have no problem returning for one of their many delicious looking Korean fusion items.

This place is clearly a favorite among people who work in the area. It was packed during the lunch…read morerush, which is always a good sign. Parking is limited, so plan accordingly. If you're dining in, they'll bring your food to the table, and the staff was friendly and efficient. Unfortunately, the food just wasn't for me. I ordered the Bowl Combo with bulgogi, kimchi rice, salad, and sriracha, and the combination of flavors felt overwhelming rather than complementary. The bulgogi itself was well cooked, but the overall bowl lacked balance. The dumplings were also disappointing--they were dry and didn't have much flavor. Based on how busy the restaurant was, I'd be willing to give it another try and order something different. My experience may have been more about my menu choices than the restaurant itself.