This place is a solid lunch break for work. I came here on…read moremy lunch break and was glad I did. I ordered the kaya ramen which is their take on tonkasu. The their broth was very rich and you can tell it was boiled for a very long time. Additionally, the noodles were al dente and was delicious. The servers were very well mannered and helpful whenever we needed it. This is a solid ramen spot if you're ever in the area.

Love it here; hate the seating. The benches are super uncomfortable so make sure you grab a table,…read moreinstead. This is honestly my current favorite for ramen in the Roswell/Alpharetta/Milton triangle. They have everything I want here, including curry udon. Some of the ramen I've tried, I have really enjoyed. I dunno if it's handmade noodles or anything like that, but the broth is good and the ingredients hit. I haven't had anything here that was disappointing.

Great noodle dish. Well prepared and fresh. Similar to their Kennesaw location. Happy to go back…read morethere again.

It has been a year since I ate here. I was hoping things would improve…read more Do you understand what starters/appetizers means? I ordered noodle soup and some appetizer soup dumplings. Surprise, surprise here comes soup first and then several minutes later soup dumplings. By the time I got to soup dumplings they sucked ass

This is a wonderful, local, and quaint spot that we visited last night for date night. From start…read moreto finish, we had a pleasant experience. The owners and hosts were so kind and endearing. They serve their customers themselves and do so well. We started with the amazingly flavorful spring rolls. I love the flavor. They were so delicious. I had the beef vermicelli bowl and the beef was so tender. I drizzled some of my wife's Pho broth onto my bowl and that accentuated it even more. I'd love to return to try the Bánh mì. I here it is really flavorful and worth it. I highly recommend them for a casual, lowkey, and deliciously nutritious dinner with authentic Vietnamese flavors. You will not be disappointed. Parking is free and ample in in the lot just outside.

This is a very good family oriented restaurant. The owners were personable and provide great…read moreexperience and customer service.

We usually visit the same ramen shop every time we're in the Atlanta area but this time we wanted…read moreto explore more since we knew there were so many other options. We decided to try Slurpin' Ramen Bar first. I had read that they originally started in California so I had a good feeling about it and I'm so glad we went! Their tonkotsu broth was probably the best I've had in the US. It was rich and full of flavor without feeling overly heavy. It was so good that we didn't want to leave any behind so we actually took the leftover broth with us for the 5-hour drive home (thankfully we had a cooler bag!). I immediately had to tell my son who's currently living in LA for college so he can visit one there too. This place is definitely going on our must-visit restaurant list from now on.

I usually go to Jinya, but decided to switch it up and go to Slurpin' Ramen.... It was a great…read moredecision! First, when you walk into the restaurant, it is very cute, has a bar for solo diners and booths incase you are in a group. The location is very cozy and the employees were great! Our server was very patient and had no problem explaining, re-explaining, and confirming with the chef if he wasn't 100% on an answer. I got a tofu rice bowl, which I typically don't get and it was delicious! I asked if the salad could be put on the side rather than in the bowl and was given a full side salad that I wound up mixing into my rice lol. I also added broccoli to the bowl, which I probably wouldn't do again because it was pretty bland, but overall the bowl was good. Now the vegan dumplings... were FANTASTIC! We shared the dumplings and everyone agreed that they were easily the best thing that we had eaten the whole day. The green color threw me off at first, but the crispiness and texture of the dumpling was amazing. I would love to go back and try the ramen to see how it measures up, but again, great experience. Also, when you are paying the check, they bring you a small bucket full of dum dum lollipops, which I thought was a great touch. Me and my adult guests all left like happy children, which is exactly how eating out should make you feel.

I don't come here often as Asian is not on my list of top cuisines, but everytime I do the food…read morecomes out piping hot, ultra fresh, and service is amazing. they have an offordable lunch menu as well. The dining room is always quaint and clean. I'm losing a star though on the fact that they are blaming getting rid of alcoholic beverages on tariffs. This is the first I have ever heard of a restaraunt doing it, but if you are afraid of having to raise or change pricing the beverage menu can be seperate from the food menu. Or limit the number of imports you have on the menu. It would seem better to say "we can't sell Ichiban or Sopporro anymore because of tariffs" rather than saying "tariffs bad, alcohol bad". i would rather have the choice to pay a dollar or two more than not at all.

Consistently tasty, healthy, and fresh! The food at Asian Kitchen is delicious and varied; we…read moreusually get it for takeout but I lunched-in with a few friends for last week; it was so comfortable and we were not rushed. Jenny is a kind and gracious hostess and her employees are friendly. Asian Kitchen is kind of tucked away, to the right of the Centennial Kroger in the same plaza. Easy parking. It's not exactly a "best-kept secret" because all the locals love it. Check it out if you are new in town!

The Grandma and the Chicken Rolls were Exquisite! My coworkers were jealous of the smell and each…read moreordered within the week! I was raving about this for a week!

The place was great. Went with my son. So good! I got the chicken dumplings and pork (to go for the…read morenext day). I also got a beef dish with a lot of paprika. It was spicy!!! Didn't care for it. The ambiance was as expected, a few tables, a neighborhood vibe, family friendly on a Sunday. No wait staff, but the cashier will bring your food to the table after ordered at the register and paid. He did give me untrue information. I think it was lack of product knowledge. I wanted the beef dish, not spicy. He told me it's only as spicy as cumin. Cumin isn't spicy though. Nevertheless, I got it to go for my mom. It was definitely hella spicy. I would definitely recommend and go back, only for the homemade dumplings which are rare for the Atlanta area. Most Asian places have the same frozen dumplings/gyoza/potstickers from Sysco food distributor. I miss homemade dumplings like in Chicago (home). Try is if you like dumplings! Be warned the steam will burn your mouth! I gave 4 stars because of the lack of menu knowledge from the worker. I h8 that. You should have a general knowledge of the menu.

i went here for lunch, it is genuinely one of the best ramen restaurants out there. The takoyaki is…read moreso soft and filled with octopus! I ordered the spicy miso ramen, and you can actually taste the spicy flavor unlike some other restaurants. I also ordered the Ramen Spot boba, the boba was chewy and fresh, the sweetness was just right!! My mom ordered the beef curry, and i tried it, it is a must-try, the ingredients is so fresh and cooked to perfection!

My boys and I love ramen.. so we tried this location to see how it compared to our normal fave…read more The place is big but has a very barn type feel to it. Just not a fancy place if that is what you're looking for. We don't care as long as the food is good. There lots lots of selections, the service was fine, the place felt like it needed to be cleaned... or just get new stuff... but the food was good. Maybe not as good as our fave spot but we liked it. Ramen needs to be flavorful.. it is basically noodles and broth so the additions count, the flavor is a must, and the cook on the noodle has to be just right. They deliver... it was good.

Thai house has historically been a Thai and Chinese fusion restaurant. My family and I have been…read morecoming here since I was in diapers. This location useds to be a "fish bowl" restaurant & the OG Thai house location was on roswell rd near a laundromat. Since the pandemic I haven't been able to go till this weekend. I was honestly so excited because I missed their food so much. I am always creature of habit so my go to dish was always Pad See U. I saw so many people at the restaurant so I had high hopes. While, the food wasn't bad. I will say it is NOT AUTHENTIC. They changed the chef and I could tell immediately by the taste of the food. This was not the same person or the same flavors. Wallet it wasn't completely terrible. I don't think I would recommend this restaurant if you're looking for Thai food specifically. I wouldn't call this a Thai house or any Thai restaurant. We ordered from the Thai menu and the Chinese menu. The general tsao's chicken was the wrong color of chicken. Usually this chicken is a darker brown color and a more richer flavor. This tasted like a really bad sesame chicken. It really lacked flavor and it was more on the sour side. Another item we ordered was pad see u, which is from the Thai Menu. The noodles when it came out, wasn't the correct color which meant it lacked the correct seasoning. The noodles Itself was so salty and no other flavor, but the eggs were so sweet. This used to be my favorite dish at the restaurant along with the Tom Yum soup. It was from eating the soup. I knew the chef was not cooking Thai cuisine. While it didn't taste bad it also wasn't good. I ordered Tom Yum, but I got a soup that tasted like Gaeng Nor Mai Som. Which is a soup from Laos. Which has Tamarid in it. I could definitely taste that tamarin flavor. Well, Tom yum is a little bit sour. It's from lime juice. Tamarid just has such a distinct flavor, which I don't hate, but that's not what I ordered. Out of curiosity, we asked the server where the chef was from. The chef was from Laos. Again, I have nothing against Laos cuisine. I actually quite enjoy laos cuisine it except it wasn't what I wanted to eat. I wanted Thai food! The chef didn't have to be from Thailand. They just needed to cook proper Thai food. And obviously Chinese food because that was low-key worse than panda express. It was my fault for ordering samosas at a "Thai" restaurant, but my mom wanted samosas. I don't think I need to explain the authenticity because they don't even look like traditional Samosa, But my mom did enjoy it. The spring rolls were edible, but they weren't spring roll filling. It was more like an eggroll filling. There was just straight up, cabbage in it. Normally eggrolls, have cabbage and pork. Spring rolls have veggie and sometimes the glass noodles and carrots. This was a big bite of fried cabbage rolls in my opinion. If you're looking for a Asian restaurant with an identity crisis, this is a great place to go to! The only thing authentically Thai was the Thai tea. Would I come back here again probably not but like I said it wasn't terrible. Just It just wasn't authentic or even remotely close to the original flavor this restaurant had.

What's in a name...? Well if you look at the tagline under…read moreThai House you see Thai and Chinese Food. I didn't pick up on that until I ordered my lunch entree and was asked what soup I wanted. When I said Tom Kha, the server said the choices were hot and sour, egg drop or wonton. I leaned in on the menu at that point. The food was not Thai in the traditional sense but was edible. An average meal. The servers were spot on and there was steady traffic during the lunch hour. I order my meal and a couple of take out choices for the family.