Hai is delicious. The Dan Dan noodles and grandma's noodles with the delicious Szechuan pepper are…read morea family favorite. Great affordable place for lunch specials. There, my favorites are eggplant tofu (with eggplant melting on the tongue) and the mouth-numbing flounder dish. Their tofu skin dish has a wonderful texture. Friendly waiters

Wow. Hai did it again. I have yet to dine in because the takeout is honestly incredible, so I know…read morethe experience of the food while dining-in is probably awesome. They could do better at packaging as some of our stuff did leak during our ride home. But man, it was so good. Mongolian beef was FIYAAA and savory and onion-y. Steamed pork dumplings are always a hit. And those grandma noodles?!?! Superb and secretly spicy, albeit leaning toward salty. If your nose isn't running and sinuses clearing, can you really say it was Szechuan?

OK, real talk: I don't usually think of dinners as bad investments but places worth trying out…read moreonce, but this one hurt so bad. Honestly, this might be the worst $80 of money I've spent in years. I regret not trusting the Yelp reviews.... I am now writing this so you don't have to make the same mistake. AMBIANCE We stopped by one evening craving American Chinese food after going to multiple solid spots across the coast...and the food menu and photos looked like most spots so we figured we'd give it a go... Parking was easy enough and when we came in, we were immediately seated in the green booths. It was clear that the place was going for a nicer, upsale Asian restaurant vibe with the booths and glass partitions (compared to the usual expectations for bare-bones takeout spots)...but the stick tables and booth furniture and lighting was a nope from me. FOOD The food looked decent and the "fast service" and good place for "cozy dates" on the website was fine, but gosh darn in this economy, the PRICE for VALUE and QUALITY at a spot like this is ridiculous. We started with the PuPu flaming platter as an appetizer for $30 and expected something more than what we got. It consisted of a few fried wontons with basically no filling, the least meaty chicken wings, and all the fried stuff was more batter or fatty unedible bits than protein. Plus, it was COLD. This platter for $30 is more show with the flames in the center than food. You could go to a fancy upscale dining establishment and have not only higher quality food but also better service AND ambiance. Then the snow white chicken at ~$18 and it was fine, kind of more dry than the usual but fine. The pork fried rice for $13.99 tasted odd to us with the mix-ins used. We also asked for an extra plate of Steamed Vegetables for $17, which and it took a good 20 minutes to show up. For how expensive it was, I kept waiting for at least one dish to redeem the meal... AND it never happened! SERVICE The service was fast for the most part. However, for the price here and the type of place, you'd expect someone to check on you. Seriously, we had to ask multiple times for extra drinks. It was hard to get anyone's attention when we needed something. It wasn't rude, just very "we don't really care...." I have NO photos on this because it was so awful. I would not return. Please spend your money elsewhere. Please don't make the same mistake we did.

Decent Food, Tough Pricing…read more This place caught my attention because it had a quick appearance in I, Tonya, which was a cool little detail. The food itself was solid. We ordered a variety Mongolian beef, rice, soup, spring rolls, and lo mein and everything had good flavor. No major complaints on taste. Where it lost points for me was the pricing and menu structure. It's a pretty expensive Asian spot, and unlike most places, you can't really mix and match smaller items easily. You're mostly choosing between full dinner plates or single items that run $20+, which adds up quickly. We ended up around $80 for two people, and for what it is, that just didn't feel worth it. Service was decent, and the atmosphere was quiet and relaxed. Overall, not bad, not great just somewhere in the middle. Ratings: Price: 1/5 (for this type of place) Food Taste: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Overall: Around a 3/5, good food, but the pricing holds it back.

I'm so disappointed I stopped going here years ago ! I used to love them before they changed…read moreownership I wasted 14.00 today on some so called bourbon chicken it was not good I won't eat there anymore

Fast service, good food! I've been a customer here since 2005. Egg foo young for is my favorite!read more

Under new management! I used to come here years ago, but over time, the food quality started to…read moreslip, so I stopped visiting. Recently, I noticed a sign saying the restaurant is under new management and decided to give it another try. The difference was immediately noticeable--it's much cleaner inside, and the woman who I believe is the new owner is friendly and communicates well in English. I ordered the Thai fried rice and the ginger stir fry, and both dishes were excellent. Fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. I'm glad I gave it another chance. I'll definitely be returning.

Under new management. Still a family-run shop. This hidden Chinese/Thai takeout joint is in the…read morecorner of a cluster of shops near the intersection of N Decatur and Clairmont. The small interior is clean and bright, but it is purely a place to get food to go. No in-store dining. That's fine with me. Service was fast and courteous. I was in and out in about 10 minutes. We got Mongolian Beef and Eggplant with beef. Both were good. The eggplant dish was Thai, and was the best tasting. We will be back soon.

Delicious! The service was good, it is a buffet with many choices, even fish. The ambiance is…read morefamily friendly and fun for groups.

Another visit on a Sunday at 11:30 am. Got busier as the day…read morewent on, but not so busy you can't get to the bars. Staff keep everything fresh & clean, remove dirty plates as you finish & check the buffet frequently. They have updated the interior with a new front counter, fresh paint & cleaned the interior well. Friendly staff & really good food for an inexpensive buffet. I do recommend- a lot of options & on Sunday's they have small, but tasty crawfish & muscles.

I ordered through Uber Eats because I had a coupon and I had been meaning to try for months. My…read morecoworker always orders from Chinese Dhaba and it always smells so delicious so I was very eager to try it. For anyone unfamiliar, Chinese Dhaba is actually a type of Indian restaurant called Indo-Chinese because it's the Chinese food that is prepared Indian-style. They do have some typical "chinese" food dishes that you'd find in another American Chinese establishment, but that's not the main attraction. I ordered Chicken 65, Egg Drop Soup, Chicken Spring Samosas, Chilli Paneer, and a mango lassi. First things first, the mango lassi was absolutely delicious and I pretty much licked the cup clean. I wish the rest of the country appreciated mango lassi the way that I do. The chicken spring samosas were just okay, they seemed to be missing something in my opinion. The Chicken 65 was great, yummy little nuggets of spicy fried chicken. The chilli paneer was also just okay. The sauce tasted more like a Manchurian sauce IMO. It wasn't very spicy, my Chicken 65 was spicier than my paneer. It was still tasty though. The only thing that I categorically did not like was the egg drop soup. It was very thick and totally flavorless. I tried adding my wonton chips to it and it didn't help much. Overall a nice experience and I will certainly order again in the future as I am a big fan of indo-Chinese cuisine!

Very disappointed. It has been awhile since my last order. During that time, they had raised the…read moreprices a little and the portion had decreased from being a tray of chicken 65 for about $12-$13. Now the portion size was decreased again and the price rose to $15. Zyka across the street also has Chicken 65 for less and the same quantity. Biwarchi also has chicken 65.

Good portion, quick, food came hot. My egg roll was free with the $20 purchase but it wasn't cooked…read moreto my liking on the inside. Service was pretty good. I ordered delivery so I can't speak on the ambiance.

Less than a star. The food is spoiled been on the buffet all day. The vegetables had mold on then…read moreand rude checkout girl. Food is terrible. I will not be going back. It use to be good about a year ago and customer service was better.

The food that I ordered was fantastic the service was 10 out of 10 I'll be back there soon to try a…read moredifferent meal.

This is such a great kept secret in the Decatur area. Located inside a shopping center near…read moreLawrenceville Hwy and N. Druid Hills, this takeout restaurant offers the freshest and top quality Chinese food. They do offer seating with a few tables inside, but most people are there to take out their food. Wonton Soup- loaded with handmade wontons. LOADED. The broth is rich without an overabundance of salt. It has a nice flavor. The wontons are stuffed well and are very flavorful as well. The Mooshu chicken comes with lots of tender sliced cooked veggies in a light sauce. The pancakes that they are served with help wrap the food up nicely and then top it with the plum sauce for a nice finish. The roast pork lo mein was the winner though! My kids could not get enough of it. The owners of the establishment are super kind and it is so easy to order online or in person

I've been coming here since I was a little kid and it has never disappointed. The service and food…read morehave always been great

This place is from my childhood while living in Decatur, so naturally I wanted to revisit!…read more I ordered Pho Tai, and it was okay. The service was also okay; the server took my order and came by after the meal to take up the dishes. The broth doesn't necessarily taste like pho, but it still retained the lightness of the soup. It was also very salty. The ambiance was very nice. In theory, this would be a great place to have a quiet and relaxing lunch. The prices at this restaurant is actually pretty cheap in comparison to other restaurants I've been to so that is a plus! Overall, I wouldn't come here again for pho. I haven't tried any of their other dishes, so I can't speak on that, but if you want pho, I'd look elsewhere.

If i could put no stars i would! Horribly Horrible...DO NOT…read moreORDER FOOD FROM THEM if you want exactly what you ordered. We ordered $70.00 worth of food and it was horrible!! Shrimp egg rolls with 1 shrimp that was cut in half, garlic shrimp and chicken with 1 shrimp and a pinch of chicken (yeah...how do you order/ serve a pinch of chicken ). I may as well ordered a spicy vegetable plate. Oh and the chicken wings were over cooked to the bone...there was no meat to eat. We asked for a refund and the person offered a coke. Again HORRIBLE!!! WE WILL NEVER ORDER FROM HERE AGAIN!!!

"Meh" is an interjection, often an expression of apathy, indifference, or boredom. However, it can…read morealso be used to indicate agreement or disagreement and in rare cases an ambiguous unit of measure. It can also be an adjective, meaning mediocre or boring. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meh Lucky China is "Meh". Ordered two dishes, only one was brought out, and that was after a good fifteen minute wait. The waiter and waitress who took turns ignoring us were dressed very casually, with no attempt to look or act professional. There was a box of Honey Comb cereal sitting on a booth, I assume an employee's dinner. The vegetable dish that did come out wasn't bad, wasn't that good either. Meh. Left hungry. For some strange reason i had the urge for a bowl of cereal when I got home.