I always enjoy a trip to taqueria tsunami. The options are seemingly endless and always taste…read moreamazing. The restaurant stays very busy, so best to get there early or go during off-times to avoid a long wait. The prices are also fairly high for what you're getting, but I consider it a bit of a treat spot we occasionally visit. The margarita I had there was the best I've had in the area, so definitely worth the splurge to get.

This is the first time coming to the one in Athens, and I think I've had my best experience here! I…read moreordered one of their mojitos, as well as the taqueria trio. Prices are decent, and the flavor is packed!!! I love their chips and salsa, but you can also never go wrong with their tots and queso. They have a decent variety in tacos, so if you get the taqueria trio you can order 2 different options. They also have bowls and other menu items if you're not craving a taco. I love how it's a mix of tex-mex and Asian cuisine, so best of both worlds! I do think service could've been better, but regardless it was still my best experience out of the other locations I've been to.

My friends and I stopped by for lunch on Sunday and loved it! I've been to Taqueria Tsunami plenty…read moreof times because I grew up near the Marietta Square, but for my friends it was their first time being there. They enjoyed it :) The chicken enchilada bowl is one of my long-term favorites and it hit the spot again this weekend! I tried my friend's calamari and it tasted amazing, lots of flavor. And the cilantro lime crema that came with it was awesome. My other friend ordered a bowl as well but I am forgetting the name of it. I tried the steak from it and I thought it was good as well! The mocktail I ordered was good but could benefit from a stronger strawberry flavor. The hostess and our server were both very friendly and helpful, we were sat with no wait, and the location is great. The prices are incredible in my opinion. $12 for the chicken enchilada bowl that can easily be considered two meals - is a great deal in my book :) I'd happily come back when in Athens

I can't believe we were able to get it and out during a Georgia homecoming game. When we first…read morearrive we were told there would be a 30-45 minute wait, which was fine because it was Saturday,during game day and just about every restaurant was pack full. During our wait we were able to grab a drink at the bar with no problem and was seated in about 30 mins.

I'm so over not having some authentic Chinese options in Athens…read more This solves some of that problem for me! The Szechuan menu is outstanding. Am a big fan of the hot sauce fish dish which you can still get. The menu is limited for now. Try the cold noodle during the spring/summer with an appetizer of shrimp lettuce wraps!

Came here for dinner with friends, got sat immediately, but greeted after waiting around 5 minutes…read more After looking over the menu, we ordered the mapo tofu with white rice and the Singapore rice noodles. Food didn't take too long, and was flavorful! It was more than enough, so we both ended up with leftovers. Overall, if you're looking for decent Chinese food, this is the place, but could improve on service.

I can't believe I have not written a review for Fusion Asian Bistro. It's so good and a must to…read morevisit for some good Asian food. We love going here for lunch or dinner. Recently a friend ordered catered food from them for their party and that was well prepared as well. We have taken all our out of town guests here for food since it's consistent and good. This is a nice sit down restaurant with good seating. Plus they have food to go and pick up options. In foods these are my ultimate favorites: hot and sour soup, spring rolls, fried rice, Mongolian beef, Panang curry with chicken, broccoli chicken. Always the best time at this restaurant and highly recommend it for Gwinnett county.

We were surprised it took us so long to discover this place, hidden away in a small complex off the…read moremain road. The Asian fusion menu offered a variety of dishes, including the popular Malaysian roti and curry. The Dry Chili Chicken was a standout. While the Dry Chili Beef wasn't my favorite, it didn't detract from the overall positive experience

I got miso soup (4.25/5), the volcano roll (4.5/5), and hibachi chicken, shrimp, and tofu (5/5)…read more The miso soup was good but nothing too special. We loved how crunchy the dynamite roll was. I loved my hibachi proteins; they were better and a lot larger portions than dedicated hibachi places. Everything was cooked great; the shrimp and tofu had a nice, semi crunchy sear on them, and the veggies and chicken were also flavorful and tender. The fried rice was ok; I didn't notice any egg. The food was ready super quick; I was very impressed how fast they got it all out (5/5). The interior is clean and simple (4/5). Overall, for a fast casual place, this is hard to beat!

Food is consistent and really good. Portions are great, food is seasoned well, and fresh. Fair…read moreprices and excellent service, which is getting increasingly hard to find in todays world. Omar was really great in making sure everything came out ok and that we were taken care of.

What a gem in downtown Gainesville! Outstanding food and service (thank you, Lily!)!…read more So many great options- including vegetarian. Thoroughly enjoyed my frozen blackberry margarita, 2 tacos, and cucumber salad. As you can see from photos, the drinks/food were beautifully presented - and the taste lived up to the billing! Highly recommend - and already planning my next visit!

Cute Asian - fusion restaurant listed as a Taqueria. Nice clean interior, good location. Free…read moreparking can be hard to find which for small town is a surprise. Service is all right and food is good. Not great but pretty good. I tried bowls and Chicken Enchilada and South of the border were both good. Service was pleasant but little confusing.

My husband and I were in Atlanta attending a conference and doing some research when we came across…read morePoor Calvin's online. We intentionally avoided reading reviews because we wanted to form our own opinion, and we're so glad we did. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed warmly by the host, which immediately set the tone for a great dining experience. Once seated, our waiter was attentive, personable, knowledgeable, and genuinely seemed to care that we enjoyed our meal. The food was outstanding, the drinks were excellent. Poor Calvin's delivered from start to finish. If you're visiting Atlanta or you're a local looking for a restaurant that combines exceptional food with outstanding hospitality, Poor Calvin's is well worth the visit. We left with absolutely no complaints and look forward to returning the next time we're in Atlanta.

Poor Calvin's is one of those Atlanta restaurants where the food is just...different. In a GOOD…read moreway. The menu is Asian fusion with a Southern twist, so you'll see combinations that make you stop for a second and wonder how all of that is supposed to work together. Somehow, it does. The Lobster Fried Rice is one of those dishes. Fried rice with a whole tempura lobster tail sitting on top? Why? Because they can. LOL. It's rich, flavorful, filling, and definitely not the fried rice you're getting from your neighborhood takeout spot. The Crispy Beef is another one I'd recommend. It's glazed, crispy, sweet, savory, and has enough flavor going on that you understand pretty quickly why people keep ordering it. The restaurant itself is intimate and a little moody with a lively energy. It's not a huge space, so when it fills up, it FILLS up. I would definitely make a reservation rather than showing up and hoping for the best. Service is also one of the reasons I enjoy Poor Calvin's. The staff knows the menu and actually explains dishes instead of just asking, "Are you ready to order?" That matters here because half the fun is trying something you probably wouldn't have thought to put together yourself. Poor Calvin's is creative without being creative just for the sake of it. The food actually tastes good. And yes, I'd absolutely go back.

Today I used Yelp to find a good salad location. Flaming Iron Asian Grill was in the list and it…read morewas very close to my lady location. I walked into this bright and colorful cafeteria style restaurant and noticed the beautifully colored pictures on the wall. The ambiance her is casual but it does set a little undertone of sophistication. The restaurant is immaculate. With everything in its rightful place, I saw high tops seating with tables and table and chair with cushion seating. Very comfortable! It served me well to sit at the high top seating as I find that more comfortable for me and it is very, very quiet here. The person making that salad greeted me as I approach. I guess he was waiting to see if I was going to use the kiosk as several others did while i waited for food to be prepared. I was the only one dining in, everyone else took there's to go and a few Uber Eats or Door dash showed up. I ordered The balsamic shrimp salad, it has lettuce mix, grilled shrimp, pickled radish, edamame, purple cabbage, seasoned corn, sesame seed, croutons, and balsamic vinegar dressing. I asked to add avocado and MJ us the seasoned corn. This salad was a perfect balance for me. Not too filling. Balsamic vinaigrette dressing is not one of my favorites so I sprinkled it on not too heavy. I also had the ITOEN unsweetened Bold Green Tea. It had a bold flavor, hence the name. I will be here until Saturday so I'll come back two more days. On my way out, I stopped by the laboratory to find it was near and tidy as well. As I left the restaurant, I heard a female worker thanking me for coming in. Awesome customer service today.

We love Flaming Iron for a tasty, healthy dinner option! I usually get the Yum Yum Bowl, but this…read moretime I tried their Teriyaki Chicken. It comes with grilled vegetables and red pepper, and I left off the sesame seeds. I did add in a grilled broccoli base for $1, and really enjoyed being able to get so many fresh vegetables as part of my dinner. Next time I might try the cold rice noodles. The order was ready for pick-up right on time, and as always, the restaurant was clean with places to sit available, had we not gotten it to-go. (I will say that the chicken came with what was supposed to be a teriyaki sauce, but which tasted like soy sauce, so maybe there was a mix-up? But, since we've always had such stellar service before, we will of course, be back!)

Came here during happy hour and honestly could not believe the price. Three entrees plus a base for…read more$11 -- we got shrimp hibachi, orange chicken, salmon poke, and volcano roll and left completely full. The selection is solid for an Asian fusion spot. They've got sushi, sashimi, hibachi, stir-fry, and poke all in one place. Everything we tried was fresh and hit the spot. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Atlanta.

Great food and amazing service. Rrally enjoy the happy hour and the discount choices.read more

We've been coming here for years. This place never disappoints. Piping hot food every.single.time…read more And it's SO GOOD! Highly recommend the Mongolian Stir Frye or the Woks Up Gravy Stir Frye. And try the fried dumplings!!!!!

The worst chinese food restaurant ever!!! I cook way better…read morethan this restaurant called wok's up! Basically all the food we ordered have no flavor whatsoever, i ordered rice beef bowl with kungpao sauce and it taste nothing like kungpao sauce. My friends ordered chicken curry rice bowl, no coconut sauce was used and he said my cooking is way better and I can open a restaurant if I wanted to. Its part of black list restaurants and we will never return nor recommend to anyone.