1000% will be back. Probably some of the best ramen in the city. I've lived in the area for years…read moreand can't believe it's taken this long to come. Joshua was an amazing server and gave good recommendations.

Let me start by saying the staff and the food are excellent. No complaints there. The wait staff…read moreare friendly and knowledgeable, the kitchen staff always waves when I walk in and the food is always delicious. My issue today is with the lunch combo they have listed. I decided to go for lunch because I saw they had a $4.50 combo that included ramen and (1) of four side dishes to choose from. Or so I thought. I asked the waitress if the $4.50 lunch combo included a full bowl of ramen or a lunch portion. She said it was a full size and I said "that's a great price for ramen and an appetizer" and she smiled and nodded. I ordered the Tonkotsu ramen with rich broth, spice level 3 and my appetizer was the pork Chashu Don over white rice. I also ordered an adult mixed beverage. My order came out quickly. It even included edamame! I ate and boxed up my left overs as per usual. The waitress brings my check and it's $32!! I didn't dispute it because was really good so I just paid and asked for a receipt. But I was anxious to see how my $4.50 lunch combo ended up being so expensive. I went to my car and went over my receipt. The ramen was FULL PRICE at $16.50, $1 for the rich soup add-on, $2 for the level 3 spice, $8 for the very watered down adult mixed drink which contained "Japanese vodka" and a separate bottle of club soda I had to mix in myself and guess what was $4.50? The pork Chasu Don side dish. I was livid. Maybe I didn't read the menu correctly. Or maybe it was poorly written. But I feel like they got over on me. And I'm upset about it. As I said the staff and food are great. But I probably won't return. Seems like the prices are higher each time I go and being charged for making something spicier seems like a money grab. I enjoyed my "lunch combo" and I still have food left over for today. Thanks Hajime...it was fun while it lasted!

Ordered from Xi'an after passing it all the time in midtown. I got the shrimp dumplings in soup +…read morethe lamb noodles (spicy). The dumplings were absolutely delicious!!!!!! I coughed & choked my way thru the heat and every bite was well worth it. I'll definitely order again.

I ordered the spicy cumin lamb burger ($7) and spicy cumin lamb noodles ($13.95)…read more I loved the flavor of both dishes, and both had generous portions of lamb. And as advertised, they were spicy. I requested my noodles with a mild spice, and even that had quite a kick. The noodles were excellent. They had that great bouncy, chewy texture and were certainly the highlight of my meal. I just wish the dishes were less wet. The burger was DRIPPING with oil and was very messy to eat. I also requested the noodles to be "dry," but even the dry version was very, very oily. Still, the food was tasty. The restaurant has a very casual vibe. You order via a kiosk at the counter, and they bring the food out to you on paper plates. You get your own utensils and bus your table at the end. Also no complimentary water - they offer $1 bottles of water.

I would give this place 4 1/2 stars. The food is fresh and they have great service. I think the…read moreprice is fair. The only negative is they don't have fountain drinks.

Decent Americanized Chinese food. They have all the classics. i had Mu Shu pork with hot and sour…read moresoup and egg rolls - I ate it all! Ambience and service were good.

Loved the fried wontons. All food came out quick. Eggplant not as spicy this time. Egg rolls not…read moreto crispy. A little soggy. Service is fast. Food comes quick. Nice quiet restaurant with plenty of seating a lunch. They have lunch specials. All the spicy food is good have been here multiple times.

4.5 stars! Atlanta has many options in Chinese dining, but…read moreI was looking for something that is more accessible to 2 people instead of a group of 4+, where the portions are too big for us. Bao Gogo fits this category. The interior is bright, clean, and casual. Parties of 1 to 6 can feel right at home here. Their portions are perfect for 2 to 4 sharing. Their soup buns are probably made in house since they had a 20min wait time. They were tasty and soupy. Although one did break. We loved the fried wontons' thin crispy skin and slightly spicy coating. The star of the evening was the intestines stirfry w jalapeños. There was no funk at all!! #iykyk The intestines were perfectly chewy and tasty. I polished off the whole thing. Service was friendly and efficient. We would gladly return when we're in Atlanta again!

The food here was soooo good! We loved all of the dishes that we ordered. The staff were also…read morefriendly and the ambiance was calm. We ordered: - Steamed Chicken Dumplings: The dumplings were great but the sauce is to die for! The green onion dipping sauce is simply amazing. It is tangy and pairs perfectly with the dumplings. - Curry Chicken Tossed Noodle: The curry sauce was flavorful and the noodles were tossed in a delicious spicy sauce. It was the right amount of spice. - Curry Tofu Tossed Noodle: The tofu was fluffy and the curry complimented it well. The vegetables that came with it tasted great.

I decided to also try the garlic bone marrow noodle soup. And the hainanese chicken over rice…read more Unfortunately, the entire meal was disappointing and really missed the mark. The noodle soup was a major letdown. When it arrived, I couldn't find a single speck of actual meat on the pork belly - it was literally 100% fat. I was in disbelief, I thought the meat fell off into the soup, there wasn't any inside. this was completely inedible, and I had to separate the pork belly on my plate. On top of that, there was absolutely no meat on the bone or any marrow inside the bone. It was literally just a bare bone thrown in with the noodles. Even the egg was overcooked and served whole, instead of being cut in half like it is pictured on the menu. Thankfully I ordered a second dish of protein. The Hainanese chicken was supposed to be the star of the show. While the initial bite with the yellow rice was decent, something felt off as I kept eating. It just didn't taste freshly cooked and lacked a real, natural chicken flavor. When the server asked how everything was, I pointed out the plate of separated fat and explained the issue with the pork belly. They were apologetic but "that's how it is." Overall, it was a very disappointing experience with lot of room for improvement.

I just LOVED this place! It was our best meal of the week in Atlanta. Located in the food hall at…read morePonce City Market, there are so many choices, but we're so glad we decided to eat here. The service was good, and it wasn't too loud, so we were able to enjoy a conversation while we ate. We ordered two dishes to share: the Fish with Sauerkraut Soup and the Mapo Tofu. Both portions were huge--way more than we could eat, which meant plenty of leftovers! This was such a satisfying and delicious meal. Definitely a place we'd be happy to return to!

Wow! I love coming to Ponce for the choices, but I tend to avoid the busier places during the day…read more Tonight, the hubby & I found ourselves hungry after 9 pm... PERFECT spot! This place is open until 11 pm, the service was top notch and familial from the beginning. The diner itself is smaller, but nicely decorated and clean. OMG! The Shan City Chicken was amazing!! I love lomein noodles, and this was delicious! Not too salty or over seasoned. Same for the chicken--just seasoned enough for flavor and cooked to perfection! A must try! And since we got noodles, we subbed the rice for some vegetables. Just perfect for 2 people to share. I tried the Lychee Martini. Yumm! Our server was it exceptional too! Amaya? Wish I could remember her name. Super nice and took care of us.

Located in the Atlanta Chinatown food court Ordered three…read moreitems: shrimp dumplings, soup dumplings and scallion pancakes. Very helpful service The scallion pancakes were best ever- not greasy, perfectly fluffy, fresh The shrimp dumplings were perfect also. Flavor ful, fresh, great texture too. Soup dumplings ("buns") had great taste and texture, but very little soup- major deficit. Will be back to try other stuff but will probably skip the soup dumplings

People here were really nice. The beef noodle soup was good and flavorful but the dumplings were a…read morebit disappointing. The fillings were very mushy inside which I had never had before with dumplings. Wish there was more to the texture. The dumpling skin was good though.

This venue is in the middle of a strip mall…read more I recently tried the sesame chicken from this restaurant and I must say it was delicious. The portion size was generous and it was enough for two meals. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the sesame flavor was just right. I highly recommend trying this dish if you're looking for a tasty and satisfying meal.

So if you want some very reasonably priced Chinese food, this spot is some place that you could…read moredefinitely try out. It's in a strip mall off of Buford highway so the parking is free so just keep that in mind. Although depending on what time of night you go, it could be an issue with parking because there is a lounge basically next door. I got it in close to closing time and it wasn't even an issue when I asked could I order. She was super family and waited for me to figure out what I wanted. I ended up going for the general tso chicken, spring rolls, fried rice, and a pot roast roll. General tso chicken - The chicken itself was pretty decent. The flavor was good, the consistency was pretty okay. And you got a nice size portion. I got a combination but it seemed more like a lunch portion than a full dinner portion but it's okay. That did not have an impact on how I rated it, especially because you get so much bang for your book consider how much Chinese food cost these days lol! Fried rice - The fried rice didn't really have a lot of flavor to it. It came with onions in the fried rice, but I was about it for the most part. It was a type of thing to where you needed that the soy sauce because whatever flavor they had, was a little bit more bland it didn't carry the meal. Or you needed to have the sauce from the chicken to give it a little extra flavor. Spring rolls - spring rolls and the roast rolls kind of had the same issue, flavor-wise they were okay. But it felt like they were cooked a little bit too long. But it was a spring roll so it kind of was what it was lol It wasn't bad so I don't know how to describe that but it was okay. Pot roast roll - again, the taste for the roll was decent. I liked it. It's just that I wish that it wasn't fried to a crisp more than necessary. It was hard to get to the flavor because you're really trying to navigate the way the crunch was set up. Because it was a hell of a lot of crutch! Like it's sat in the deep fry for a little bit too long. It could have been an off day, I understand that. Would I give it a shot, I would go back again maybe. Again it was very reasonably priced food and it wasn't bad. But I would probably make a couple of different moves. I would have no problem getting the chicken, I will try a couple others. But maybe the fried rice with something in it would have been a little more appropriate. Because the play fried rice didn't hit. And you know anything about Chinese food, at least in America, that is a staple You have to have the fried rice be on point. But here's the thing, there's so many other places along this road that you can get Chinese food from that it wouldn't be my first choice, like I said it wasn't terrible, it's just the fried rice having little flavor and the egg rolls having the shell of an armadillo, really didn't do well by me but I'm sure maybe not even a block or so up I can find other Chinese food So I wouldn't rush back, but I'm not saying I wouldn't go back but I want to be honest about my opinion.