Q, the founder and face of Qommunity and We Suki Suki, is one of the best restaurant and food service owners I've met. She was so kind and made incredible food recommendations. I got to enjoy the Bahn Mi Sandwich with Pork. My friends tried the sushi donut and poke bowls. All of us were so impressed with the food and service. Communal seating was fun too. Everyone was having a good time in there. read more

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Sooo, I think this Yelp page may be a little misleading. "We Suki Suki" apparently is the name of the food hall and not the actual restaurants inside it. The place I went to was a poke burrito spot, there were no boa buns, no banh mi, etc.. That said, it was really good, but I just wanted to get the point across that the opening main photo is somewhat misleading. This place is no frills, to say the least. No cashier to order from, just QR codes for online ordering or at a kiosk. I'm not a fan of this, but I get it, straight to the point and lower operating costs. Lots of menu options, but you should go to the actual business page for specific info "Poke Burri". read more

I enjoyed all my visits to We Suki Suki in East Atlanta Village (EAV). We Suki Suki is known for its "Global Grub Collective" or food court / food hall. It's a handful of small kitchens and counters/stands that serve - or have served - a variety of cuisines, from Cajun crawfish to Moroccan eggplant stew. To be clear, "We Suki Suki" isn't just the name of the food hall. We Suki Suki itself serves food too. This isn't a very big place with only about a half-dozen communal picnic tables inside the common area dining room. There is no outdoor patio/seating. I guess you could stand and eat at the small wooden counter outside the storefront, but it's not an ideal place given the customer traffic and busy sidewalk. We Suki Suki is pretty much in the heart of EAV. The space and atmosphere are consistent with the neighborhood's grungy, indie, hipster vibe. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the dining room has been blocked off. The businesses converted to takeout, pick-up, and delivery only. I suggest ordering online to save time. Parking is free along Flat Shoals Ave SE and Glenwood Ave SE. If you don't like street parking, you can also park for free in lots next to and behind the building that We Suki Suki shares with other businesses. I prefer to park on the street because those lots have never been in good condition the times I've driven through and/or parked in them. Lots of pot holes. For a current list of vendors and their business hours, visit https://www.wesukisuki.com/the-global-grub-collective. Last I checked in mid-November 2021, they were: * DDDelicious Island Cuisine * EATAVISION STUDIOS: https://eatavision.com/ * Lifting Noodles Ramen: https://www.yelp.com/biz/lifting-noodles-ramen-atlanta * M&M's Comfort Zone: https://www.yelp.com/biz/m-and-m-s-comfort-zone-atlanta * Mushi Ni: https://www.yelp.com/biz/mushi-ni-atlanta-3 * Poke Burri: https://www.yelp.com/biz/poke-burri-atlanta-4 * We Suki Suki: https://www.yelp.com/biz/we-suki-suki-atlanta CajXen Crawfish Boil, Dani Marco Tacos, and Marrakech Express were some relatively recent vendors that I don't think are around anymore at We Suki Suki. I've had the food from Poke Burri (poke bowls, sushi burritos, sushi donuts, sushi pizza, sushi corndogs, and more), sister restaurant Lifting Noodles Ramen, Marrakech Express (Mediterranean and Moroccan), and Mushi Ni (Asian bao bun sandwiches and bowls). I enjoyed and liked them all. I never got to try M&M's Comfort Zone (Southern comfort food) and We Suki Suki itself (Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches and bubble tea), but I always heard good things. Sadly, on November 11, 2021, owner Quynh "Q" Trinh announced she is closing We Suki Suki by the end of the year: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=4869302343100037&id=353864841310499. You can read more about what went into Q's decision to close in an Eater article published the same day: https://atlanta.eater.com/2021/11/11/22774863/we-suki-suki-global-grub-collective-food-hall-closing-east-atlanta-village. In the end, I thought We Suki Suki and the Global Grub Collective was a fun place to visit. My wife liked it, we took my oldest sister and niece here when they were visiting from out of town, and I've been here for a Yelp event. During the pandemic, I ordered online and picked up takeout from here. All of the chef-owners I've met or interacted with have been friendly and cool including Amal Alaoui (Marrakech Express), Seven Chan (Poke Burri, Lifting Noodles), and another guy who I believe was affiliated in some way with Q. Thanks for all the yummy food, good people, and fond memories, We Suki Suki. You will be missed. read more

Went in today for to-go lunch. While we were waiting chatted with Q the owner whom we had briefly met last spring during one of her Eatavision "dinner 'in' a movie experiences". She's such a great person and host! My wife got the grilled lemongrass chicken pho (I believe that's what it was - I walked in after she ordered so I didn't hear the name, but I attached the photo)...anyway it was delicious. The chicken was tender and plentiful, and the noodles I believe are some kind of Japanese rice noodles(?), chives, cilantro and a bunch of wonderful flavor. Very fresh and very good for a cold rainy day. Prices are very reasonable and you get a large quantity of "bang for your buck"! Location is great and there is ample (but tight) parking all around in the "village". Highly recommend and will return, probably once a week if my wife has anything to say about it! For those of you curious about my earlier "Eatavision" comment, here's a link to this awesome experience which features Q the owner and usually other East Atlanta Village business owners and residents putting on this very cool experience; lots of fun for the family: https://eatavision.com read more

We Suki Suki - Grilled lemongrass chicken pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Best ramen that I've tried so far in Atlanta. the Food was quick to come out for dine in and the drinks are delicious. I had miso ramen with a passion fruit drink. I'll be back! read more

Best Pho I've ever had! Q (the owner) is so sweet and hospitable!!! I HIGHLY recommend this place! It's amazing ! &&& the service is A1!!! read more

We Suki Suki - Lemon Grass Chicken Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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We Suki Suki is a multicultural community based food market located in East Atlanta Village. Some of the restaurants you can find here are: - WE SUKI SUKI'S BANH MI & BOBA 101 - MARRAKECH EXPRESS - MUSHI NI - POKE BURRI - LIFTING NOODLES RAMEN - ZUN ZUN - BROTHERS 2 GO - XENWICHES The place is so cozy, and the staff is very friendly. There isn't many seats available, so I'd suggest you take it to go. There is also lots of street parking available! ESPAÑOL We Suki Suki es un mercado de alimentos basado en la comunidad multicultural ubicado en East Atlanta Village. Algunos de los restaurantes que puedes encontrar aquí son: - WE SUKI SUKI'S BANH MI & BOBA 101 - MARRAKECH EXPRESS - MUSHI NI - POKE BURRI - LIFTING NOODLES RAMEN - ZUN ZUN - BROTHERS 2 GO - XENWICHES El lugar es muy acogedor y el personal es muy amable. No hay muchos asientos disponibles, así que te sugiero que lo lleves para llevar. ¡También hay mucho estacionamiento en la calle disponible! read more

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We Suki Suki, a global grub collective, is exactly what it states, being a building that houses several restaurants depending on what time of day you go. The last restaurant I caught here was Lifting noodles ramen, so I was excited to try We Suki Suki again. I got my order to go and bought the following: Crispy fried Brussel sprouts Original "Classic" ramen What did I think about these? Well let's talk about the food! Starting with their crispy fried Brussel sprouts, the flavor here was really good, nicely seasoned and sprinkled with sesame seeds but also very greasy! So greasy in fact that I was unable to finish them. I don't know if this was due to it being a to go order or not, but the grease was a real factor for me. The Original classic ramen was up next! Here's the thing with this ramen...I asked to remove all seaweed from the ramen because I'm allergic to it, and sadly there was seaweed included. I tried to pick as much of it as I could out, but it really became too much of a hassle and this was yet another dish that I just didn't finish. Located off of Flat Shoals Ave, there's street parking all up and down this road and several lots around. On weekends I wont lie, it can be a challenge to find parking. Even during covid times people were still here and parking was scarce...but it can be tough...not impossible. I can't speak to customer service because dining in wasn't an option at the time. I was excited to give these guys another try, and I'd go back again. For now with this order and this experience, I've had better. When I next pay them a visit, and I will, I hope to increase my score! read more

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Sooo much yum! Nice little take out window and some of the bombest vegetarian "banh mi" we've had. Grilled Asian eggplant was marinated to perfection and delicious salty goodness. Great bread, super fresh veggies, lovely spice with the jalapeño and sriracha. Flavors balanced perfectly. $8 for lunch- well worth it. Would definitely stop in for another! read more

We Suki Suki - Grilled Asian Eggplant - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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This is one of my favorite places in Atlanta to get pho. I live 5 minutes away, but almost never get to come here because the hours are sooo limited! So far I've had the lemongrass chicken pho 5 times and it SLAPS. I need to try one of the other flavors but this one is so good and flavorful, I just can't let go! The owner brings personally it out to you. She has such a sweet spirit and you can tell she cooks with love and enjoys seeing people enjoy her food. The first time I ever ate here, she talked to me about how much care she takes in preparing her broth and all the spices and the tedious process, which I appreciated. I jazz mine up with lime and sriracha and what I call brown sauce. I literally CRAVE this place when I am sick! So so so good! read more

We Suki Suki - Lemongrass Chicken Pho! - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Best banh mi in Atlanta. I'm hopelessly addicted. Made with true love by the charming ant talented proprietor. An Atlanta gem.

Would definitely come again! The ramen was great and so were the nachos! Food came out very fast and great service. read more

We Suki Suki - A spicy pork ramen and tuna wonton nachos in the back - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We Suki Suki isn't only a restaurant, it is a self proclaimed "Global Grub Collective". Which essentially means it's a food hall or food court situated in a tiny space, with ~5 rotating kitchens/food stalls and a communal dining area. Some stalls are only open certain days/hours, and the same kitchen is used by another vendor during off hours. So be sure to check out the menu (linked below) to make sure the vendor you're trying to catch is open! Alternatively, just stop by and see what tickles your fancy, because I'm sure something will. I visited Qafe Pho Bar, and ordered the bahn xeo (Vietnamese savory crepe) and bahn bao (steamed bun). Super tasty and fresh. I'll be back to check out some of the other vendors as well! To see the current vendors and their hours: https://qommunityeav.com/ read more

Interesting concept but doesn't really work when only the sushi place is open and the others are gone despite being inside of operating hours. As it was, only one style of food was available and it was only ok. read more

This place was a no-frills bao bun cafe. All three buns had excellent flavor and seasoning, great portions, and super filling for lunch. Sharing a pickup space with three other spots, it was a little confusing but a great concept. read more

We Suki Suki - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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This is a food collaborative. There are several street food like stations within the place. You walk in, the aromas of several authentic ethnic foods hits you in the face. This place has a very busy and street food-esque vibe. May not be great for super large groups during the lunch rush, only due to seating. I'd say bring your large group.. just eat the food elsewhere. This review is strictly for Mushi Ni. My friend and I decided to try Bao for the first time. Actually, the very kind lady at the register helped us decide because we were clearly confused. We each ordered the bao combo. 2 bao,a side and a drink for like $10. I don't eat land animal flesh, so I opted for the lobster salad bao and fried green tomorrow bao with eggplant bacon! Who even thinks of this stuff? With these, I got fries with the best spicy mayo like dipping sauce. We sat, and our food was brought out within 3 minutes. I'm not sure what bao is supposed to taste like, but they were delicious!!! Even the French fries had me licking my finger-tips. Excellent flavor with magnificent texture combinations. They have a variety to choose from, my friend had pork and said it was excellent. The food is awesome and they treat you nicely! Go here!! read more

We Suki Suki - Seasoned fries. Lobster salad boa. Fried green tomato boa. - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I wanna start off by saying I really enjoyed the pho. The broth and meat really reminded me of traditional pho. Also, I loved the idea of a pho banh mi combo. Speaking of banh mi...the bread is borderline criminal. Flavors were there (the lemongrass chicken was flavorful), but half of what makes a banh mi good is a bomb baguette to go with it. the baguette here was cold, dense, and stale. Each bite felt like a chore. Overall, I recommend just the pho and maybe just grab a bao from a neighboring stand. read more

We Suki Suki - Grilled Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi & Beef Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

My buddy told me this was the best Bahn mi spot in atl. He didn't lie. The lady behind the counter slings out some GOLD. CRISPY BREAD, Rich and flavorful pork, and of course all the fixings. It's hard to find a good, cheap, reliable Bahn mi downtown and they've actually smacked it out of the park of this one. The We Suki Suki global food collective comprises of many stalls that are restaurants. It's a must try. read more

We Suki Suki - BBQ pork bahn mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

This is a for hall with several stalls in it offering a variety of food from Vietnamese to ethiopian cuisine. i apologize in advance but i don't remember the actual names of the stalls but i can tell you exactly what i ordered once you walk in the from door there is an opening to your left. at this location i ordered the pork Bahn mi with soup. the sandwich was filled with flavor, that included cooked pork, cucumber, cilantro, and siracha cause, i'll have to remember to ask for no sauce next time since it was too much for my buds. but the seasonings were perfect and the chicken soup was a perfect addition to dip your sandwich in since the bread is more on the crunchy side $10.76 we also go ta sushi burrito from three stalls down on the left. filled with shrimp tempura, crab salad, cucumber, etc. it was amazing. definitely large enough to split especially if you are ordering other items from within. there are picnic tables located throughout as well as a few table seats at the from window to enjoy your meals. everything smelled and looked delicious. the prices are more than fair especially for the amount of food you get. consider street parking since it's within the east atlanta village, there are parking lots but i'm not sure if they are private or not. the owner, q, is super cool and friendly as well. read more

We Suki Suki - Pork Bahn mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Went here for lunch and definitely will be back for dinner. It is a limited menu for munch (bahm mi, pho, Bun and choice of two apps - spring rolls or papaya salad. Only beer and wine at lunch also. We choose spring rolls, bbq pork bahm mi, streak bun and I had the jasmie milk bubble tea. My hubby and I split everything as usual, and it was a lot of Food. The bahm mi is 8 inches and is enough on its own. The bun noodle bowl is huge and comes with an egg roll. The spring rolls were soo good that I did not get to try them bc my hubby ate both . Nice and quiet during Tues lunch, friendly service and parking right out front. Will come back for dinner as the menu is bigger and has some traditional Vietnamese dishes I have never tried. They also serve Cafe du Monde coffee, so it felt like NOLA read more

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Having banh mi at least once a week is almost a requirement for me. It is as though my body naturally needs and demands for it when the time is up. During our few days of stay in Atlanta, our bodies were calling again, and that is when we stumbled upon We Suki Suki. You walk in to a small room with a counter where you place your order with a friendly gentleman, and right behind him is the working kitchen. The seating area is in a separate room situated to the right of this space. After we placed our order for 2 banh mis and an iced Vietnamese coffee, we seated ourselves and discovered other food stands in the same room, including an ice cream booth, AYCE Indian breakfast booth, etc. Nothing really stood out to us more than our banh mi and coffee, so there were no regrets when we sat down and discovered these vendors. Once we bit into our sandwiches, we knew we made the right choice! Perfectly toasted baguette, perfectly sweet and sour pickled vegetables, perfect balance of meat to fillings ... just perfection! Not to mention, the iced Vietnamese coffee was so good, we ordered another to go. Not sure what We Suki Suki means, but we're definitely going to Suki Suki some more the next time we are in Atlanta!! read more

We Suki Suki - Iced Vietnamese coffee with banh mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Delicious Banh Mi and boba teas. The service is relatively quick. The place is small and shares a space with other vendors. It can be hard to find a seat sometimes and they don't have the best hours. read more

I don't visit Suki Suki often, but I wish I did. I would come here for lunch once a week if I worked from home. I've had the pork and chicken bahn mi and I prefer the flavor and spice of the pork, but I order the chicken when I'm lessening my pork/beef intake. While these bahn mi aren't as veggie packed as the sandwiches you can get on Buford Highway, they match the BuHi sandwiches with authentic flavor and outrank them with more meat. You can by Zappo chips and Pellegrino brand drinks to go along with your sandwich (Suki Suki is in the EAV and has to feed hipsters.) Most people like Q (owner), and that means a lot. If you can put out good food with a smile, people are going to come back again and again. A warm hello when you enter a shop goes a long way. Not enough businesses realize how important this is, but Q gets it. And while Suki Suki is small, you can eat at one of the counters along the wall. The diners I've seen don't seem to mind sitting side-by-side. If you eat on Buford Highway regularly, Suki Suki doesn't compare, but it doesn't have to. Buford Highway is 25 minutes away from me, but Suki Suki is only 5. Not too hard to figure out where I'm going to stop first. Yelp 100 #4 read more

We Suki Suki - Steaming pho in the EAV...with extra marrow on this 20 degree day - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I lived in Malaysia and would frequently go to the night markets foraging for all types of foods I can find. Walking into We Suki Suki is like walking into a different area of the world where you can try so many things! I will definitely dine here again because I can literally try foods from three different places for $20. You can get pho, Moroccan food, baos, poke sushi bowl or burrito, ramen noodles, and Ghanian food. I tried two places for lunch: Poke Burri and Mushi Ni Baos. Both were delicious! For the first location, I ordered a spicy tuna burrito that was just spicy enough and had a great crunch to it. Then I tried a fried mushroom and chicken bao at Mushi Ni Baos. Delightful and flavorful! The interior can feel congested, as there are 6-8 picnic like tables squeezed together and closely located right by the vendors. I would be mindful of young kids and larger parties. Street parking is available, but can be tricky since there are a host of other establishments around. Overall great place to dine; I will definitely be back! read more

We Suki Suki - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Great for takeout. Soups are great. Enjoyed lemon soup with shrimp. Vegetable rolls with duck sauce was crispy and tastee. Sushi was good. read more

Omg! I had the most amazing experience at We Suki Suki! You walk in and there are four restaurants in one place! We decided to eat Asian food, bao and beef bagogi (excuse my spelling) it was AMAZING!!!! The gentleman was very friendly, and patient because we'd never eaten there before, and the food was a great price. read more

Fun way to try something new. My son loved the duck bao and the sampler is always a hit at my house. 4/5. Go try it A little greasy but what cheat food shouldn't be. They also run out of things I like fairly often. Sometimes the flavors tastes pretty similar. That's the only real negative I can think of. read more

I came here looking for Mushi Ni, to my surprise it's located in here along with a fww other Asian food eateries. It's like a mini food hall with everything from ramen to sushi to sushi burritos & more. Unfortunately Mushi Ni wasn't open but I came to try the Ramen at Lifting Noodles Ramen. There are places to sit but it is limited seating & you will get close to people because it's a small place. I haven't tried my ramen yet but I will write a review for it afterwards. read more

One of my work offices is right down the street from this food collective so I stumbled in for lunch and was really surprised. First time having pho and it was delicious. I got the lemongrass chicken - it was just enough spice without being too much, fresh chicken & jalapeños and the lime is the perfect touch to the end. read more

We Suki Suki - Grilled Lemongrass Chicken Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We Suki Suki has super tasty Vietnamese staples, pho real. I love coming over to this EAV store front for an easily accessible lunch, the flavors they utilize here fill your soul! They have an easy online ordering system that makes for accessible socially distant take out. I appreciated the preparation directions on how to best heat up the pho once I got home and the attention to detail from the friendly staff. read more

We Suki Suki - Beef Pho and banh mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I'm on Instagram and came across some delicious bowls of ramen, pho, and something called bao. I've been to EAV multiple times but never ate at the food booths in Suki Suki. I had planned on going and getting a bowl of veggie pho but they stopped serving it at 3pm so I decided to go for something different and try the bao. I loved that Mushi Ni Bao had vegetarian options, I went with tofu and eggplant. I was curious about the Tokyo fries so landed on the combo. The combo was less than $15 and I had two baos, fuji water and a nice size of Tokyo fries. My first bite into the tofu bao was heaven, I loved every bite. I hate that its taken me this long to try this soft scrumptious breadlike item. I'm hooked and will definitely be back to try the bowls. This establishment is a global collective and has several food booths selling global cuisine. Check their Facebook message or Instagram page for hours and menu. When I arrived poke burri and a ramen bowl booth were opened. I can definitely see myself coming back every weekend to try different items. Love this gem!! read more

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This is definitely one of my new favorite spots. When I walked in the door I saw a line and immediately walked up to order my meal, not knowing there are 3 stations in the restaurant. Each station offers a different style of food. The restaurant really narrow with limited space, but I actually like this feature b/c it gives you a feeling of authenticity, like your actually at a restaurant in Asia. Along the wall are benches where you can sit while awaiting your order. I order from the 2nd station- MUSHI NI. I had the Bao-U-Meal which consist of 2 baos, a snack, and a drink. read more

Vietnamese sista holdin' it down in East Atlanta with We Suki Suki? That's wassup! I'll support her and the biz when possible. And I hope We Suki Suki stays around for a long time. Things to know. ***** I. LOCATION & PARKING: This food stall resides on the left end of the Global Grube Collective on Flat Shoals Avenue SE, which this hood's main artery. They have free street parking, and I've never found it a problem finding a spot whether during lunch or dinner. II. FOOD & DRINK: It's a small Vietnamese deli serving, mainly, non-Vietnamese locals. When I visited, they mostly served pho, banh mi, and boba. I had their banh mi dac biet and their Vietnamese Chicory Coffee Boba Tea. *Classic Dac Biet: With pork deli cuts, pate, and mayonnaise, Maggi, and pickled daikon and carrot, and quartered cucumber slices, it was not bad! Was it the best I've had in Atlanta? No. But if I lived close, I would stop by often to satisfy my craving. More importantly, though, their bread was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. I would get it again if I lived in the neighborhood. ($3) *Vietnamese Chicory Coffee Boba Tea: Most Vietnamese restaurants use Cafe du Monde's, a coffee blended with its native Lousiana chicory when serving Vietnamese coffee. So this is some clever marketing. :) About the actual drink, though, while the coffee itself was alright the pearls/ boba tasted under cooked and grainy. It's unfortunate because I bought the boba to wash down my banh mi down, and it was a bad end to a good banh mi. Hopefully, this can improve. ($5) III. SERVICE: Chi (sister), the owner, went around the room to make sure everyone was doing okay. (I didn't get a chance to tell her about the boba, though.) She's very charming, and I could tell she put a lot of effort into her business. As for the food, it arrived quickly. IV. AMBIENCE & DECOR: It's a humble establishment. And as I mentioned before the stall resides in the Global Grub Collective. There's communal seating throughout. V. PRICES: There's nothing to complain about regarding their prices. Vietnamese food sold at restaurants, in general, is one of the most affordable cuisines. We Suki Suki is no exception. VI. OVERALL: I do love the passionate business owner and the location of the business, and they have my support. However, decent banh mi and below average boba is not enough to persuade me to regularly drive across town. It's great for the locals, though! I'll give them another try in the future. read more

We Suki Suki - Coffee boba tea. - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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"Cooking is love made visible." Owner Q is the truth! We Suki Suki translates to we love love. And there's a whole lot of love that goes into this food. Add that to the fact that she started a food collaborative that's helped to launch some awesome world cuisines? Like I said - Q is the truth. Ambience: Nothing fancy here. You order at the counter, become friends with Q, sit down in the fools hall area, they bring you their food and it's as simple as that. Food: I had the char siu pork bahn mi. What do you look for in a bahn mi? Crispy bread on the outside and soft on the inside? Check. Marinated tender BBQ pork? Check. Fresh veggies and lightly pickled cucumber? Check. Price of $6? Check. A sprinkle of love? Check. This thing hits all the right notes. Verdict: didn't I say this was the truth? Come here as fast as you can and then grab some gelato at the collaborative to cleanse the palate. read more

We Suki Suki - Bahn mi for $6 that you can stay in town for? Yass! - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

This is a dream place for foodies and friends. Where can you go get food from all around the world in one place. No more worrying about what your friends like to eat, go there and everyone will be happy. There's a great feel when walking into Suki, the feeling of eating street food right in a restaurant. We came in for the poke-burritos but end up getting even more, a bowl of pho and banh mi for the road. You can't go wrong with the poke-burrito, just order one and add all your favorite stuff and get ready to be in heaven. The pho was good, not mommy good, but it'll bring you home. The banh mi was great, the bread was nice and crisp with good amount meat and veggies. This is a must stop and try everything place, I will be back to eat again read more

We Suki Suki - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We Suki Suki is one of those places you drive right by without noticing. I'd been through East Atlanta Village about 500 times without seeing it. But of course, it's well reviewed on Yelp and that's how I finally paid attention. It was easy to find on-street parking at the end of the block. (No meters to feed...yay!) I entered through a screen door and when I saw people assembling food I thought I'd walked into the kitchen by mistake. Then I saw the register and realized it was the right door, it was just a tiny place. A man behind the counter turned and greeted me enthusiastically, like we were old friends who hadn't seen each other since high school. He explained that they take orders at the counter and bring food to the tables. There were three pho options: Beef, Grilled Lemongrass Chicken and Vegan Shiitake Mushroom & Tofu. I asked for his recommendation and he said the one with the most flavor was the vegan bowl. I made a face and he was like just trust me. I bought a bag of Zapp's potato chips as an insurance policy and sat down at a skinny window counter in the next room to wait. It was lunchtime on a weekday and all the tables were full. The woman next to me said she was feeling ill and their Lemongrass Chicken Pho was the only thing that could make her feel better. Once she shuffled away her seat was claimed by a Vietnamese guy from the Bay Area who said he biked there every week for the beef pho. I was less skeptical after talking to them but I still wasn't expecting to be blown away. My bowl was filled with mushrooms, tofu, noodles, green onions, cilantro, bean sprouts and had slices of jalapeno on top. The hearty broth had a rich, umami flavor and I couldn't get enough. The entire time I was eating and thinking I could totally be vegan. I couldn't (it would probably be easier to count the hairs on my head) but the pho made me think I could. Ultimately, it was the best $8 I've spent on lunch in a while. I love that I didn't have to drive to Buford Highway to find a piping hot, slurpable bowl of pho. I can't wait to come back to We Suki Suki and try the other two flavors. read more

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I was in EAV and decided to stop at the Global Grub Collective. All orders are online and the menus are available via QR code. Somehow we missed the part that the menu we ordered from had limited daytime hours and so after ordering, I realized the order would not be ready until the next day. We ended up picking up food elsewhere. I didn't cancel the order as we live close enough that it wasn't a big deal to pick up the food the next day. I was NOT disappointed. The lemongrass banh mi was DELICIOUS. Probably the best I have ever had. The pho and vietnamese coffee were equally glorious. I ate everything before thinking to take pics, but it looked great, was plentiful and extremely yummy! Hats off to the chef, will definitely return for more! The prices were fair and the food was beyond! read more

Hands down the BEST PHO in Atlanta. They close pretty early everyday, so be sure to go there before 4pm. There's street parking and a small parking lot opposite to the street. The servers here are extremely friendly and welcoming! Everything inside the restaurant had a cool vibe. There were signs near the table trying to persuade you to make friends when you dine at the long table. The tables were usually full when I went so you might have to wait for a while for a open table. You can't have the pho to go, but it definitely worth to order one and dine there. I love how they have the option of small pho because I have the option of ordering something else from other counters or just order a Banh Mi. Order a Banh Mi to go if you love it. If you are not familiar with this collective dining place, they definitely come here and get it a try. We Suki Suki has many food options instead of only Pho or Banh Mi. There's Indian, Poke, Italian, American, and Gelato choices. read more

We Suki Suki - Small size beef pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Solid bbq pork bahn mi. Crusty baguette, plenty of meat, nice and spicy. It might not be as good as the best on Buford Highway, but it's as good as I've had. The place is small, really too small to eat-in even though they have some stools nestled against the wall and in a little front alcove. Better to take it to-go, find a shady bench and do some people watching while you eat. Maybe you'll get a visit from Bob the Vietnam vet, as I did while sitting outside Argosy. That guy sure can talk. Highly recommended. read more

The tone for lovely afternoon was set with We Suki Suki. I had a taste for a great sandwich and was in the EAV, so after I finished my work drudgery (thanks to the welcoming arms of Joes Coffee), I walked up to WSS. Being welcomed by the owner Q is a treat in itself. Her demeanor is so warm and sincere and enthusiastic. I got the charbroiled pork banh mi, even though I was momentarily distracted by the temptation of pho. That, alas, will have to wait. I was in a Sammie mood. There are only a few seats at the tiny, cozy bar table, so don't go in planning for a long sit with your bestie. The bread was delicious. Soft and stretchy inside with a nice crunchy crust. Pork was generous and had that signature char taste, with a little different spicing than I was used to. Really good. Crunchy pickly veggies were all in attendance, each adding their own voice to the banh mi harmony. I skipped the jalapeño but got sriracha -- that's the right amount of sting for my taste. Excellent banh mi on a day you're not in the mood to drive to BUHI -- or any day. read more