The spicy tofu combo looked like it would be pretty good, and it was actually amazing. It had the heat and all the flavor. Everything about it was perfect. The best airport food I've ever had. read more

Don't do it! It's sustenance - that's the nicest thing I can say about it. We tried Asian Chao because Gate D had the worst, unhealthy and overpriced food options. It was dinner time 6:30pm so we did not have much of a choice. Asian Chao is a pre-made buffet option spooned out by the staff. It did not look fresh and the meat looked dry and tough. But I was not in the mood for our other options of deep fried chicken chain food so I ordered beef with broccoli and fried rice for around $13. The meat was as bad as it looked - there wasn't much so I was able to eat around it. The broccoli was fairly good and not soggy or overcooked. The sesame chicken was also pretty bad and only half eaten. The only good thing I can say is that you won't get sick. read more

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Nate chose this option for a recent meal on a layover at ATL, while I ordered from Paschal's. We shared both meals so I got a chance to try the "sesame chicken" which we thought was actually orange chicken? It was breaded and sauced like an orange chicken would be, so not sure about that. The portion was large and fried rice was decent. I was really hungry, but I really liked this. It's classic mall food court Americanized Chinese food, so as long as you know what you're getting, you should be fine. The chicken was tender and not dry, and the flavors were good. It's probably not my first choice but I wasn't mad that he got it! read more

Asian Chao - Sesame chicken and fried rice - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

With a stop-over in our former airport -- I miss Atlanta! -- we headed to the food court in terminal B for lunch. The beauty of food courts is that everyone can get what they want. And once again, ol' Meredith chose a dud. Lo mein was simply soy sauce-stained noodles ... and not even ENOUGH soy sauce. Bland, bland, bland. Speaking of bland, let's add my vegetables to the mix. If I was blindfolded, I'd never know I was eating Chinese food. I want a recount! Not my idea of a good meal. read more

Asian Chao - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I had ten minutes before a flight and figured I could pound some fast food Asian. I got the noodles and the spicy chicken and, to my surprise, it actually had some spice. It was all pretty basic, but it worked in a pinch and it wasn't much more than ten bucks. The employees worked quickly and processed a few of us fast. There is no seating, so take it to your gate and chow down. read more

An airport location for Asian Chao Oriental Eatery. I was in the mood for Chinese food and was stopping over at Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport, Terminal B. Decided to try Asian Chao out. I have had their food before at other airports but this was the first time in Atlanta. Never again. The service was very good and friendly. However, the food quality and preparation is not very good. The chicken and mushrooms was a bit tough and dry and over cooked. The Orange chicken was pasty and lacked chicken! The fried rice must of have been sitting out for a long time because it was dry and firm. So unpleasant and I spent over $21. I gave a tip because the server was very friendly and helpful. Sorry, this is not for me. read more

Asian Chao - Chicken and mushrooms, orange chicken and fried rice combo with Coke Zero. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Really quick with getting your food to you and a really good portion size too! And I love that you can pick up to three meat options with the combo. They have sauces in the front, so you can just grab whatever you want, and however much you want. And the servers are so friendly and nice! read more

For a fresh breakfast spot at ATL Concouse B you cannot beat this place. It takes an extra few minutes to get eggs made fresh to order but it's worth it. Sunnyside Up, Over Easy, Over Medium, Even fresh scrabled they will make for you especially if you are ordering the Avocado Toast with Eggs to order. I've ordered this breakfast item with both Eggs Over Easy and Scrambled both ways are served hot and fresh. The staff is great, very friendly and if you are ordering Chinese Takeaway well, you get typical choices like General Tso, Sesame Chicken, Kung-Pao, Lomein, and Fried Rice. The quality isn't PF Changs, but neither are the prices. Still a decent choice as they cook throughout the day. Early morning it can be busy between 7a and 10a for breakfast, they do serve Chinese fare all the time they are open, so you can even order Eggs Over Easy with a side of Fried Rice or Orange Chicken. read more

All the way at the end of terminal A. I should've known when there wasn't a single person in line. Food definitely looked like it had been sitting there a while. I went with just a lo mein bc it was the most decent looking. Not great but I was starving so it was whatever. Felt bad for the only lady working, not a lot of traffic on this end. read more

Asian Chao - Lo mein - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

For airport food this was a great value compared to the other places in the airport. Not the best food but quick and convenient and was exactly what I was looking for in my airport meal. Nice employees here as well. read more

Asian Chao - Sesame Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

It had the shortest line in the food court and despite the poor reviews, against my better judgment, I decided to go there. Ended up being better than I expected. The veggies and sweet and sour chicken were actually good. read more

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I stopped at Asian Chao while at the ATL airport as I wanted something quick that wasn't outrageously priced. This restaurant had a good variety of options and provided a great value with the amount of food you got. They were out of a few options, so I ended up getting the Orange Chicken and Broccoli Beef with white rice. Everything was good and as I expected it! read more

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Good Chinese food with respect to airport food. Got it packed to go and eat at the gate. The lines moved very quickly. Very efficient servers and good portion of tasty food. Common food court area. Considering the choices in that gate and with regular travel on landing at this gate, found this place much decent. read more

Technically edible but not good at all. Fried rice was bland. Orange chicken was too salty. Spring roll just tasted weird. Avoid unless there are no other options. read more

Ok so BOOM! I was getting off a flight from Norfolk VA and starving like Marvin giiiirl. Asian Chao was the first restaurant I made eye contact with and it was empty so I ran over. Boy oh boy, best decision I could've made! The server was super sweet, soft spoken and the food was the bomb diggity. I ordered the General Tso Chicken with fried rice - delicious!!! Plus moderately priced considering it was airport food. Yum, check them out in Terminal B of the Atlanta GA airport read more

Asian Chao - General Tso Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Made a stop at Asian Chao during my connection flight in Atlanta, by all means this is not the best quality, the food was already cooked, the options were 2 or 3 kinds with rice. I grabbed this meal to go as I was running to catch my flight and was hungry. Overall, this was the only Chinese food option at the airport terminal, and beggars can't be choosers! read more

I have two adjectives for this place... icky and sticky! I now know why this was the shortest line in the food court in Terminal B. Not good. I was in a hurry because I had to catch my next flight soon, so I chose the shorts line.... Should have gone hungry! Rice was tasteless and all clumped together. Sesame Chicken had flavor... but it was pretty bad flavor. More like a sweet Asian BBQ sauce... and it too was all stuck together. Don't waste your "airport priced" money on this place. Wait in line a little long and try something else. Most of this meal went into the automated garbage cans (which were cool!) read more

For an airport "walk the line" Asian takeout spot, this place is pretty good! The line moved quickly and they work well with you on suggestions. I had the Spicy Tofu and Mixed Vegetables Combo plate with steamed white rice. I dumped about two servings of Chili Oil all over it...it was pretty spicy! I'm not the biggest Tofu guy, but this was good! Asian Chao is a good bet f you're looking for a good, filling, quick bite at ATL! read more

Asian Chao - Spicy Tofu & Mixed Vegtables - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

This was our lunch spot for our layover in Atlanta. Very disappointed with our choice. I ordered a one-entree course (Spicy Thai Chicken) that usually comes with white rice ($7.69?), but I substituted the lo mein noodles for an additional 99 cents. My husband got the beef broccoli with white rice. Total came to $20.44 with tax. Pros: the line moved relatively quickly, and VB prices were reasonable. That said, the rest of our experience was sub-par. As fir me, (1) The "Thai" chicken was in name only. Thai cooking often has subtle spices -- lemongrass, basil, coconut milk, fish sauce, but none of these were in this dish. It tasted like typical Food Court Chinese; (2) granted, I ordered "spicy" chicken. However, the spiciness was generated by liberally dumping red pepper flakes on the dish rather than incorporating chilis in the recipe when originally cooked. It was too spicy to enjoy; (3) most of the dish was carrots, onions, and a very small amount of chicken; (4) the lo mein was edible, but greasy, lacking any additional ingredients, (such as vegetables) and was tainted by all of the red pepper flakes in the entry. My husband and I almost never throw away food, but in this case, neither of us could tolerate it, and we threw away about 2/3 of it. For me, overall 0-1 stars. As for my husband's food, he characterized his beef broccoli as lacking in flavor, very sparse with meat pieces, and featuring overcooked broccoli. The white rice was prepared well. For him, overall. 2-3 stars. Two final notes. (1) the restaurant is NOT eco-friendly. The meals were given in styrofoam containers with plastic utensils or chopsticks; and (2) this is a busy airport, and tables to enjoy lunch were limited. We did find one, but a worker was already cleaning our table before we had even finished our lunches. read more

The lo mein and spicy Thai tofu was actually quite good. Not too salty. Needed a bit of soy sauce and duck sauce which there was plenty of. Made it all quite tasty good amount of veggies and it was fresh. Really sweet and fast service!! Would give it 4 stars for airport fast food Chinese if it wasn't for the terrible packaging. I couldn't finish in time before my flight. Ordered egg drop soup also and it had a hole or lid wasn't tight enough. So it spilled all in the plastic bag. I am just so grateful the bag didn't have a hole. Just better packaging please!!! read more

Ugh. I wish I had checked the reviews of my fellow Yelpers, before I wasted 15 minutes standing in line and 10 bucks on this crap. Even by "airport food" standards, this is bad. I ordered black pepper chicken with fried rice. I got about 5-6 little chunks of dried-out chicken, hidden in a pile of cooked onions. The fried rice was all clumpy. I'm guessing all of this was cooked several days prior. The service was equally unimpressive. A suggestion to the employees: wash your hands after sweeping the floor, and before resuming food service. Never again. read more

My avocado toast with over easy egg was over hard egg instead. The multigrain toast would have made it delightful (for airport food) if not for this. But as it was served, it was inedible. And the "we're busy" attitude when I pointed it out was inappropriate. I didn't ask for a refund nor for them to remake it. Simply wanted to let them know. Got attitude in exchange. read more

Out of lo mein @ 6:30 PM. That's not a supply chain pandemic issue it's a 'we don't give a f' issue. That's fine. I'll wait until tomorrow and get lo mein from any of several places at home that could actually pass a health inspection. People are only eating here because other places aren't open. Buh-bye. read more

Stop!!! The airport has some decent food, but don't bother with this. $15 for painfully mediocre food...bland, chicken is soggy/ not crispy. Even the spring roll is soggy. Do yourself a favor and skip this place. Eating my Goldfish crackers would have been a better culinary experience! I'm throwing away 85% of my meal, and that's saying something! read more

Asian Chao - General chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

DONT EAT AT THIS PLACE THEY ARE THIEVES ! We ate here while on transit and they STOLE my credit card information , few minutes later while I am on the freaking plane they were already using it and making charges on my credit card , they already been reported to the proper authorities , scumbags !!!! read more

This is the WORST Chinese/oriental eatery I have had in my 54 years of life. Someone recommended that I go to the soulful place but I saw the Chinese place and was like oh that shouldn't be that bad you can really mess up Chinese food the boy was I wrong even down to the noodles and rice it was bland had no taste the beef broccoli it was though no type of seasoning the whatever chicken I got that had the sweet-and-sour sauce was nasty along with the orange chicken that I got I really really wanted to go back and get my $11 back but I was so mad I don't even want to go back over there so please be aware there are so many other choices to make in the airport make another choice and be happy read more

Okay, hear me out. I've had my fair share of mall/airport Asian restaurants and can safely say that most are really bad. My favorites are ones that cook (or at least warm) dishes like chicken teriyaki in front of you. Even then, though, the dish is always too sweet, or vegetables soggy. This place though? Apart from high end sit down restaurants, they have the best chicken teriyaki I've ever eaten. The sauce is thick, but not too sweet. The vegetables are lightly steamed with a sweet glaze so they still have a bite. BUT you have to ask them to make it fresh for you! They say it takes 15 minutes, but it takes more like 5 to 7. My only complaint, is they have very limited hours of operation. I wish they were open later. Also, it's worth noting, that you have to go to the location near gate A3. The one in the B concourse doesn't make it fresh. read more

Unusual place for an amazing breakfast. I had the French toast with bacon and it was delicious. My order was cooked fresh, not taken from a chafing dish. The staff was friendly. A bunch of Delta employees were ordering as well. read more

Located in ATL airport between Gates D1 and D10. I got my order taken in filled almost immediately about lunch time. I just ordered bourbon chicken and white rice which was pretty good l, reasonably priced and a good size portion of both chicken and rice. read more

Rude employees and nasty food gave me food poisoning avoid at all costs concourse A at the end

Service so bad I paid for my food but the employee treat me like a fucking dog begging for food shame on you company to hiring people like this to work I just base ask for a cup ice for water that I buy with my food and he just slamming my cup so hard Aug 27 2024 time 04:41 1006 ADAMA D this on my Receipt read more

Layover in the morning when I needed something to eat and here I found this place. Normally, I rely more on yelp pics more than the reviews. Checked yelp and their omelet pics amused me. Walk in to this place ordered the omelet with sausage and mushroom. Luckily, the place was not packed, let me clarify it, it as packed when I was passing it going to my gate but then I went back right after and the line was gone. And so, I placed my order, stood there alone watching them how they do it. I was impressed how they make my omelet right in front of me using real eggs, and they have this technique of grilling the mushroom and the vegies and it was done so quick. I also ordered pancakes. My order came out to be not so pricey, let's just say airport price but on the affordable side. The staff were very courteous. Overall, I was satisfied with my order and the service, even though my omelet was bland just a bit, thanks to sauce and salt and pepper on the side, and ketchup. read more

Asian Chao - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Lo Mein was just plain noodles, no veggies, and the sesame chicken was mostly hard chunks of breading. A bottle of water and this was a $15 lunch tossed in the garbage. read more

STOP! Don't do it! I can't believe this place is still in business! Might as well set up a donation box, drop your money in and walk away hungry. I paid an extra $.99 for lo mien despite the major lack of appeal... and much regretted it. Soggy and warm. Just gross! The sesame chicken tasted like ketchup! Yuck! I suppose the 1-star relating can go towards the broccoli of the broccoli beef... where the beef was way too chewy. I also got a side of the mushroom zucchini chicken, and the chicken was way too tough. I don't understand how you can get EVERYTHING wrong. 3 sides and noodles and not one was considered saving grace. As much as you may be craving Chinese, don't. Shame on you Asian Chao! With all the negative reviews you've been getting, pls change something. Consider my $18 flushed down the toilet. read more

I noticed this place had a 1 star rating on Yelp as I was checking in on Yelp. But did that stop me from stocking up on Lo Mein and "I have no idea what it was" chicken? Nope. Asian Chao is located at the very end of the terminal. Why? To keep poor unsuspecting people who were just craving some fake Chinese from purchasing this godforsaken food. I watched as they scooped the plain Lo Mein and the dry chicken into a medium sized foam container. For the price, I was hoping for a bit more food. But no matter, I shouldn't have been gorging myself with extra calories anyway. As I mentioned, the Lo Mein was very plain (just straight up greasy soy sauce noodles) and the chicken was dry. It smelled ok (like MSG) and satisfied (well, more like eliminated) my Chinese takeout craving. Never again. read more

Asian Chao - Lo Mein and I don't even know Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Food was horrible. Waste of money. People were friendly but that didn't make my Food taste better. Seriously, train the cooks how to make a decent breakfast. This was the airport location by Delta gate 8A. Everything tasted like day old food reheated. Even the coffee was bad. Eat somewhere else. read more

Wanna travel back in time...?.... Well just get your rear end over to the Atlanta Airport, conciurse A. You'll be whisked back in time in this eatery. You'll be remeniscing about how these once delectable offerings probably tasted good when they were put into the chafing dishes a mere 4 DAYS AGO. Nope, that ain't paper towel youre eating, it's the fried rice that was made 2 weeks ago. I gave the one star because I actually consumed 1/3 of the culinary disaster i shelled out 11 bucks for... Im still alive. read more

Asian Chao - Avoid at all cost....unless theres either a death wish or extreme lack of taste involved. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Chinese fast food kiosk at the airport so I was a little weary but the food looked ok so I have it a shot. There are a few options where you can pick a few items with either fried rice or lo mein. I went with the fried rice and genera tso's chicken and spicy Thai chicken. The chicken was good but the rice was a little bland. It was ok for airport fast food. The price wasn't bad either. read more

I ordered sesame chicken, rice and a drink $12.86 The chicken and sauces were great The rice was ok The drink was fine The price a bit high read more

Asian Chao - Sesame Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Got the lo mein..let's just say I wish I read the reviews. It was exactly what everyone said bland, no vegetables and it was dry. I'll be calling for a refund cause I barely ate it and and I felt like I was eating plain ass noodles read more