Very good price for the amount of food we ordered. Decent…read morequality of food. Crispy egg plant and beef hotpot were my favorite items. Mapo tofu is lacking umami. Beef aorta and beef tendon skewers were good. Size of the skewers are larger than other Chinese skewers in town. Food also came out at a decent wait time. Compared to other Chinese BBQ place - it is a little bit faster. Definitely a good alternative if you want fast and good value for your money.

I have dreams about these candied yams. The fact that I came here twice specifically for the yams…read more You might not see it on the menu, but they do have it. You just have to say candied yams or candied sweet potatoes. You have to eat it and dip it in cold water because this is so hot. The server will watch you eat your first bite because he wants to make sure you dip it in the cold water first. Because it's caramelized the potatoes keep the eternal hot heat. They don't wanna be liable if you burn your tongue. The sugar does get a little hard towards the end and get stuck on the plate, but it's delicious. Honestly, if I wasn't such a foodie, I would only get the yams. The way my friend and I were fighting over who got to take the leftover yams. We ended up sharing. Haha They do have really good kebab options . I personally like the beef the most. I think it really holds the flavor really well. I will say their seasoning is more on the cumin side and not spicy at all. I want it to be both spicy and have that cumin flavor. I think I brought my own seasoning. The second time I came, because it was just not spicy. To me at least I'm slightly a spice addict. So do with that information as you will. I don't think I would order the green beans again, the flavor of the green beans was actually really good but that red sauce on top of it was not it. It was kind of like a knock off Korean gochujang paste. And it was really weird. They only put it on one side of the green beans however that played well in our favor because we liked the part without the sauce. The cucumbers were good as well, but I had to add lots of chili oil to it. Anyways, I would definitely come here if you're looking to try Chinese barbecue kebabs for the first time. They do have other food options that can fill you up so you you're not spending as much money on the kebabs. Kebabs are either per stick like the squid and sausage or they come in a group like the chicken and beef. If you do order the kebabs, eat it really fast because it tastes better when it's hot.

I'm brand picky when it comes to cooking food. What I mean by that is for me, it depends on the…read morebrand of ingredients that can make or break a dish when I'm cooking. Even though I come to Yelp to review restaurants, I actually cook more than eat out. I do enjoy cooking and like to go to restaurants to get ideas for next cooking adventure. There is never a store that I can get everything I want. Even chain stores don't all carry the same products. Honestly, I felt really bad for not going to Atlanta Asian Foods in a long time. Before Hong Kong Supermarket or Nam De Mun in Lilburn, the two that I frequently shop for Asian ingredients opened up, I used to go to Atlanta Asian Foods. I've known about this hidden gem over a decade ago. It's well hidden, well, not hidden but honestly, you would never know it is a store. It's located right off Jimmy Carter between Buford Highway and Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. It's actually a warehouse that sells products to restaurants. Over a decade ago, I used to work in the Peachtree Corners area. I would see Atlanta Asian Foods driving by but I didn't think anything because it looks nothing like a store, it's besides other businesses like Concentra and a Title/Floor warehouse so I never thought anything. One day, I was bored during lunch and decided to drop by inside. I mean, there is an OPEN sign, so it's okay to go in, right? Since it's in a warehouse facility, there are NO fresh fruits nor veggies. There are dishes, rice, lots of ingredients, drinks, what you would find at typical Asian supermarkets. However, there is a frozen section with whatever you can get. It reminds me of the old school Asian small mom-pop stores that used to exist before the big chain Asian supermarkets like Hong Kong, Nam De Mun, or Super H slowly conquered and wiped out the mom-pop Asian stores. The difference with Atlanta Asian Foods is like what was mentioned, it's a warehouse so they have lots of products. Yes, you can get some of these from the big chain Asian supermarkets now but the ingredients that I'm particularly looking for are only located here. I've searched. To me, they have more Lao/Thai products. My mom has talked to the owner and told me that they are Vietnamese who lived in Laos for many years. My parents can speak Lao, Thai, Hmong, and English. Unfortunately, I can only speak Hmong and English. Next time, I'm prepping to cook a dish, I'm going to make sure to head straight to Atlanta Asian Foods first to stock up on ingredients.

This is a very small Asian food "mini supermarket" of about 20,000 square feet. Lots of variety…read morefor a small place. The mother is cashier an is often most visible. The daughters work in the office and there are 2-3 other workers present. Great deals on smoothie mix and rice and other staples. Many interesting Asian imported cook wares and utensils unique to Asia. Cannot compare this business to a corporate supermarket like Great Wall, or Hong Kong, or Super H, but this is as big as a mom and pop store can get. You will not find perfection inside but you will find a nice asian family with good prices....there is no produce btw...too perishable but you can special order by the case. Takes a lot of courage and determination to open a big store like this as a small mom/pop business. I really give this family my full salute and best wishes. Go there when I can...at least once a month...for the past year. Hope to see you there too. Located a half mile west of Buford Highway in a business park on the corner space fronting Jimmy Carter Boulevard. . Easy to miss. You may also read an auxillary sign " A DONG ".

KILLER TOFU AT SAIGON TOFU | we seem to find ourselves at Saigon Tofu quite a bit to pick up a…read morelittle snack or a quick lunch to go. It's right around the corner from Dunwoody/Chamblee, which is convenient for me at home. Whether it's for a pack of spring rolls or some sticky mung bean desserts, I'm never disappointed in what I pick up from Saigon Tofu. They more recently updated their signs and offer cleaner translations from Vietnamese, which is super helpful. I'm a big fan of their spring rolls and their vermicelli bowls, especially with the roasted pork - makes for a relatively light meal! My boyfriend loved the mochi like texture of the mung bean desserts, and we recently tried a slice of the cassava cake, which was delicious. The one thing I didn't love is their iced Vietnamese coffee. It was pre-batched and not freshly brewed, which was a bit disappointing. I wouldn't have minded waiting for a fresh cup. As I write this review, I'm not sure why I haven't been back in a while, although it's mostly due to me trying to eat out less in 2024/2025. Will do better this year of spreading the love to Saigon Tofu when I do actually eat out!

If you want to grab a quick bite to eat, stop in here for cozy and comforting Vietnamese classics…read more I grabbed a combination banh mi. The creamy garlic mayo spread was a pleasant surprise although the portion size was on the smaller side. I also picked up a brick of freshly made tofu. They also carry a nice selection of desserts, freshly made yogurt, and frozen beef balls.

Excellent food better than china's most restaurants And…read moreaffordable average 20 dollars per person

Sometimes we Atlantans take all of the amazingly authentic local restaurants we have for granted…read more We are just so used to having perfect handmade dumplings, bao, and noodles around the corner that we just don't stop to appreciate every single business and how wonderful their food is. There are a few main points that make this specific restaurant special: 1. Juicy handmade mini dumplings - fresh and full of juice in every bite. These one-bite QQ jaozi make my heart sing. No sauce needed, flavor perfection. NOTHING else even comes close in the entire state. 2. Handmade liangpi cold noodles - Made fresh on Saturday mornings and typically sell out by end of day service because they are just that good. No one else makes their own liangpi noodles like this, yet, in the Metro Atlanta area. 3. Dongbei cuisine specialty - This is one of the few restaurants that specialize in Dongbei style cuisine from Shenyang city in Liaoning province of China. Dishes are hearty and warming, like guobaorou and braised eggplant. I'm still working my way through the entire menu. Chef Steve here should be a local celebrity at this point, he is a wealth of cooking knowledge and is open to speaking about the flavor profiles that he creates. He is a teacher at heart, and wears that heart on his sleeve for all of you to see. Casual cafe atmosphere.

This restaurant is the first restaurant you lay eyes on when you walk into the Assi food court…read more(there's a sign in Korean with a picture of Pinocchio. There's a bunch of pictures hanging around the restaurant that show you what's on the menu, there's a good variety of Korean dishes and every one of them looks mouth watering! I tried their sushi and it tasted pretty decent. I usually end up getting either the chewy cold noodles or the vegetable noodles every time I come here. These are my favorite dishes and they come with pickled radish (SO good) and steaming hot miso soup. Both dishes have quite a kick to it so definitely have a lot of water ready! The portions are large so it's enough to share with another person. It's not too pricey and there's not a long wait time either. Overall, good food! -this was all vegetarian-

When you're shopping in ASSI this is in the food court, first restaurant on the left when you're…read morefacing the back of the store. I have eaten here a few times now, and gotten take out. This is a perfect spot to get your fix of some Korean food when you are in a hurry, or don't want to spend the time or money on a lengthy sit down meal. The other night I was working and came by and had Kim Chee fried rice, came with a side of Japanese pickles and some bone broth. Total? Under $10. What a steal, even with tipping $2 in cash. They are practicing COVID safety protocols, and they offer many other dishes that you can get. For the uninitiated, you go with what you know. But if you are feeling daring, you can get something you've never had before and see if you like it! Support small owned businesses!

I am officially updating my review for mega Mart to 5 stars after 15 years. Mega Mart is…read moreabsolutely fantastic and it's truly a pleasure to shop here. Fabulous selection, excellent prices, wonderful staff and service make Mega Mart in Duluth a 5 star Korean market. Bonus kudos for great music and positive vibes here. Don't forget to check out the second floor for cool finds such as Korean rice cookers and other nice items. Thank you!

I am deeply disappointed with a package of scallops I purchased at Mega Mart. I bought them a few…read moremonths ago and kept them in my freezer until cooking them yesterday. After thawing them in the refrigerator for a day, I immediately noticed several red flags: Appearance: They were perfectly round and completely flat like coins. They were also missing the small white side muscle (abductor muscle) that natural scallops always have. Texture & Aroma: The texture was much tougher than usual, and the smell was noticeably different from fresh/frozen scallops. Despite my doubts, I rinsed and stir-fried them with prawns. Once cooked and tasted, it was undeniably not scallop. It was processed fish cake (surimi) made from mixed fish with scallop flavoring--essentially imitation scallop, similar to imitation crab meat. Despite being an imitation product, the package was labeled as real scallop (가리비 관자) at $14.99 per pound (totaling 1.16 lbs for $17.39). Mega Mart sold an entirely different, lower-value imitation product under the label and price of genuine scallop. I sincerely hope this was an isolated mislabeling mistake by the seafood department rather than a systemic issue. Accurate food labeling is critical, and customers deserve to get what they pay for.

If you want to be Iron like a Lion in Zion, then this is your destination. In fact, what you'll…read morefind here is Kimchi, but it's the best I've ever had. What to get: KIMCHI What not to get: Things other than KIMCHI What else do they sell: KIMCHI What's the time: KIMCHI OK I'm leaving now: KIMCHI One of my favorite little hidden gems in the Atlanta area. If you want homemade fresh Kimchi or some other homemade Korean delights for take out - this is the place to come. Prices are excellent for the portions you get, and the taste is second to none. I probably never had kimchi this good in my life. It's not a sit-down place or restaurant, so bear that in mind. It's spectacular, fresh, cheap takeout kimchi, try some and be delighted for weeks. Now I have to Zion off for the day, I hope you enjoyed this review.

Perfect! Fresh rice cake daily, always hits the spot when the craving hits. ALSO if you are a…read morekimchi lover it won't get better than this. I love that I am supporting a small mom and pop shop as well.

Stumbled upon this little shop when I was in the area recently. The owener was a very sweet guy…read morefrom Ghana. He was very happy to show us around the store. He even brought me a hand basket to carry my items. The store specializes in west African grocery items. I say meats such as goat (skin on), chicken feet, beef tripe, and a variety of dried fish. They also had tons of different kinds of beans and spices. They also had plantains, (both ripe and green), cassava/yucca, onions, and some other random produce items. They also carried some African fabrics and some different clothing items. I also saw some Ludo boards and personal hygiene products. They do wire money to every African country and sell calling cards as well.

This market is very authentic. I live in Rockdale County and we don't have anything close to it. I…read morewas amazed to go there and find everything I needed- in terms of African dish preparation. In fact, everything I bought there was fresh and home-like. The lady who was tending the store was very professional, and always asking if she could help me. Well, I have finally discovered a market for my African goodies from now on. Excellent environment!