I think J-Bistro is currently one of the best all-around Chinese restaurants in metro Atlanta. All of my friends and family love or really like the food here and the service is great too. Our family's favorite server, Khit, came over from another Chinese restaurant we've been regulars at, Bo Bo Garden on Buford Highway. My parents, who are in their 70s now, are fans of this place. So, J-Bistro has the old Asian people seal of approval. I kid, but this restaurant is popular with the older Asian population and that's saying something. In general, J-Bistro works well for families, groups, and people of all ages. The menu is expansive and there's something for everyone. I recommend J-Bistro for a reliable, no-nonsense, Chinese meal. Primarily, Cantonese, Sichuan, and Korean-Chinese food. J-Bistro is located in Doraville's busy Peachtree Pavilion (H Mart shopping center) in between Kura Revolving Sushi Bar and Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodle. I believe the restaurant opened in March 2020, just as the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns occurred. J-Bistro has a sizable space. I think it's one of the bigger restaurants at Peachtree Pavilion. They have plenty of tables for parties of all sizes. While the food is more traditional, the interior design is more modern industrial with a display kitchen, exposed ceiling, and concrete floor. I've read J-Bistro is connected to - owned and/or run by - the same folks who were behind China Inn on Peachtree Industrial Blvd in Chamblee (https://www.yelp.com/biz/china-inn-chamblee) and Liu Fu on Medlock Bridge Rd in Johns Creek (https://www.yelp.com/biz/liu-fu-duluth). Liu Fu was the Chinese name for the old China Inn. It doesn't surprise me because all three restaurants have been very good and their menus cover(ed) various types of Chinese cuisine. These businesses date back to 1980, so there's a lot of local success and experience here. They've also been popular among the Chinese and Taiwanese communities in Atlanta. From my recollection, J-Bistro's menu is somewhat different from the menus of the China Inn and Liu Fu days. In the Doraville, Chamblee, and Buford Highway area, for our family, when it comes to Chinese comfort food that's not dim sum, J-Bistro is now at/near the top of our list. Also up there are the aforementioned Bo Bo Garden (I still like Bo Bo, but it's trended downward for my parents and wife in recent years) and Oriental Pearl (probably No. 2 now). Previously up there - Royal China (since moved to Duluth), and, going back over 10 years, China Delight. Outside of Duluth, Johns Creek, and Alpharetta, Canton Cook II in Sandy Springs was also at/near the top of our list. However, Canton Cook II closed back in March (2022) and later reopened in Marietta as "Canton Cook Seafood Chinese Restaurant." It now takes longer to get to Canton Cook from our home in Midtown, which solidifies J-Bistro's position on our list (Side note: As I wrote in my review for Canton Cook II, we preferred II over the original Canton Cooks down the street.) J-Bistro has a few different menus: the Chinese menu with Cantonese, Sichuan, and other types of "authentic" Chinese cuisine, the American-Chinese menu, and the Korean-Chinese menu. The latter, written in Korean only, contains over 60 Korean-Chinese dishes. If you can't read Korean like me, just ask your server what they recommend. I recommend K9 or K10 Sweet and Spicy Garlic Fried Chicken (Kkanpunggi, $16.95), K15 Sweet and Sour Pork (Tangsuyuk, $16.25), and Jjajangmyeon Noodles (with chunjang sauce, different variations beginning at $8.00; K46 and below). They also serve Jjamppong (spicy seafood soup). In this sense, nearby, J-Bistro reminds me of the old Yen Jing Chinese Restaurant on Buford Highway (one of the oldest Chinese restaurants on BuHi, closed June 2022) because Yen Jing also served Korean-Chinese cuisine. Items I recommend from the Chinese menu include the Spicy Sliced Beef Tendon and Tripe ($11.95), Braised Beef Scallion Rolls ($7.95), Scallion Pancakes ($5.25), Smoke Duck ($18.95), Crispy Intestine ($17.95; pork; trust me on this one - it's terrific), Hot Boiled Fish ($21.95; Sichuan, spicy), and Stir Fried Pea Tips ($15.95; a.k.a. snow pea leaves). A good soup to get for the table is the Xihu Beef Soup ($11 small, $15 large). It's one of my dad's favorites, better known to us and others as West Lake Beef Soup. They also have "Stewed Chicken with Ginger and Wine in Casserole" ($15.95) which is the same thing as Taiwanese Three Cup Chicken. I want to try one of J-Bistro's Dry Pots ($18.50-$22.95), a stir-fried spicy Sichuan dish that's typically packed with lots of ingredients and flavor. TL;DR - J-Bistro is a great Chinese restaurant, ideal for parties of all sizes and ages. I don't think you can't go wrong with anything on the Chinese and Chinese-Korean menus. In general, the food here is fresh, well-executed, flavorful, delicious, and satisfying. Service is good. The staff is speedy and efficient. Closed Wednesdays. read more

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Round 2 at J-Bistro! I ordered the scallion pancake and stir fry noodles with beef. To start, the scallion pancake was delicious! The portion size was good the the dipping sauce was like a sweet and sour soy sauce in my opinion. The stir fry noodles were definitely a miss unfortunately. Portion size is good but the dish lacked any flavor. I felt like it was SUPER oily and I needed to add soy sauce to add any hint of flavor! Overall, I would definitely come here again but would stay away from the stir fry noodles. For $13.95, I expected a more flavorful dish! read more

J-Bistro - Scallion pancake - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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This review is for takeout only. We ordered at 8:40 on a Saturday night. It was ready in less than 25 minutes. Here's what we got: - Spring Rolls ($2.85): your average spring rolls; the spicy mustard sauce they comes with tastes like horseradish and will really clear your sinuses - Egg Drop Soup ($1.95): great portion for the price; liked that it had corn and tofu in it - Hot & Sour Soup ($1.95): great portion for the price; very good - Pepper Steak ($14.95): average; we've had better black pepper steak at another restaurant in the area - J. Bistro Chicken ($12.95): we expected more flavor, especially for being the restaurant's namesake The portions are good and the prices are more than fair. We're pretty certain we ordered the wrong things, so we're still trying to figure out our order. We'll be back though! read more

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For several reasons, J-Bistro has been one of the best Chinese food experiences I've come across in Atlanta! Let me count the ways: 1. Mastery of variety of cuisine options: this is the first place I've encountered that not only offers but has mastered such a wide array of AUTHENTIC food. At first, I was dubious as I scanned the menu and saw Americanized Chinese food, Authentic Chinese food, Authentic Korean food, and pictures of Taiwanese street food. But the weird thing is: they managed to do all of these...REALLY WELL. Like, it's as if you're truly dining at an authentic Chinese-Korean-Taiwanese restaurant--that also makes really tasty Americanized-Chinese food. 2. Talented, skillful chef: Along with the first point, the cooks and chef are talented and you can TASTE the passion in their cooking. The delivery is solid, and while I have only tasted 2 dishes so far, the jampong (Korean seafood noodle soup, $10 for a HUGE bowl) and the house special seafood soup ($8.95,big bowl enough for 4 servings), these have been done so well. The taste is subtle, yet distinct, and not overpowering. For people who can appreciate "bland" food, they have bland, milder flavors, as well as super spicy flavors. 3. Thoughtful/attention to details & execution: I asked them to swap out mussels, calamari, clams, etc, in the seafood noodle soup and they did it without question. Obviously, yea, those would be cost-saving :P but they did swap in some jumbo shrimp and the soup was delicious. Speaking of shrimp--this is one of the ONLY places I've been to so far where I've ordered something and was surprised with truly, JUMBO, fresh shrimp, deveined. It hasn't happened to me for awhile. But that's a quality thing for sure that J-Bistro has on other places. 4. Dine in with social distancing done right: We have not had to wait so far, as the place is very spacious and spread out. We felt very comfortable dining here with the plastic panel separators between tables. I anticipate as they become more and more popular, they may need to think about how to handle waits :) 5. Warm customer service: The owner is very nice and personable. He speaks Chinese and Korean and gave us good recommendations for our first visit! He is also just COOL. The whole reason we even CAME into this place one night was because other places did not have indoor dining, or they had indoor dining but wouldn't allow us to bring outside drinks. We came in with our bubbleteas for dinner, and the owner didn't bat an eye and showed us hospitality. How nice is that. You'll see little stories about this owner's kind gestures as you read the other yelp reviews. He remembers his customers too! Not surprisingly, J-Bistro is still afloat despite opening right before the pandemic. It could've been a death sentence, but because they put so much heart into what they do and the food they serve, I think they're going to come out of this as a winner. I will definitely be coming again, as I realized there's so many other good dishes I need to try here! read more

J-Bistro - Jampong seafood noodle soup, I dont eat mussels and calamari and stuff so I got it modified with shrimp only - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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We came here for the first time and even though there's so much good Chinese food in the area with Buford highway being nearby we will definitely come back to this one. Food was prepared quick and came out hot and fresh. Staff was friendly. We tried the scallion pancakes which were nice and crispy and came with a great sauce. Then we had the ground chicken tofu dumplings, which seemed unique and something we don't see many places. Then we had the five spice chicken which were crispy nuggets with a great seasoning that almost melted on our mouth. We came hungry and with 2 people had plenty of food with these three dishes, even with leftovers. read more

J Bistro, is located in the H-Mart shopping plaza in Doraville, GA. It opened up right when the pandemic hit, so not the greatest timing as lots of restaurants were forced to temporarily shut down during that time. They've been back open for few months now and it's impressive how they handled it with that situation given they were a new restaurant. So props there! The cuisine is Chinese with a focus on the Szechuan region. So if you been to similar Szechuan restaurants, you should have an idea of what you're in for in terms of menu items and spice. The interior decor is very traditional and definitely Chinese inspired in terms of aesthetics and color scheme. Reminds me of a dim sum restaurant in the tables layout. Wouldn't be surprised if they started serving it actually. Anyways I had a few dishes, the boiled fish in chili stew which was amazing. Had the duck, which was okay to me, not that great. Also has the fish maw soup was very delicious. They give you a lot of food so I really didn't order too much because of that. Overall, I had a pleasant experience here. Food was good for the most part. Big menu so definitely have to come back and explore a bit more of it. Check it out if you're in the area! read more

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This is my second time coming for their jjajangmyeon and it's good. It's not like the ones in Korea but it's still pretty good. I used to go to Yen Jin (they had the best in town) in Doraville (Buford Highway) but they have permanently closed their doors. It's not as strong as the ones they had there but it's still tasty. To me it's better than other places around Atlanta/Doraville/Duluth/Lawrenceville. When you do visit make sure to try their jjajangmyeon dish and they give you a healthy portion. They greet you upon arrival and they don't make you wait a long time after being seated. It was kind of empty inside but last time I visited it was a lot of people here but even then they came right away. It's not real lit but the lightings are enough to enjoy and have a good time. Promise you, you would not be disappointed that you came here! read more

J-Bistro - Jjajangmyeon. Sorry I was hungry so I ate before I took this picture. - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Service was great and all the tables were spaced out with dividers between. Beef scallion rolls were delicious! Highly recommend! Hot and boiled fish wasn't very spicy but it has a really deep numbing taste from the Szechuan peppercorns. Overall pretty flavorful. I'm not usually a big fan of jajangmyeon but wanted to try it out since it's a popular dish here and it didn't disappoint! Will try to come back for lunch sometime to try their chicken cutlet over rice since it's only available for lunch! read more

J-Bistro - Hot and Boiled Fish - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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It was a really hot day and I mainly wanted to check out "Meet Fresh." This was a big hit in California, as I recently returned from my trip and craved for some of the desserts from this place. I loved the atmosphere of this place when you first walk in. Everything is clean and people wore masks. However, the taste of each dishes that I ordered was interesting. My daughter really enjoyed their chicken fried rice and the chicken lettuce wrap was really good as well. The hot and sour soup was different than I was used to. It wasn't sour at all and the general spices I didn't taste it in the soup. I love to order the pig intestine with blood and mustard green. I think they washed mustard so much that a lot of that yummy and authentic sourness wore off leaving this dish very bland. I liked the way that Hong Kong Cafe made this dish. It was just tastier. Overall, the staff was super nice and they were really thoughtful about handing my children forks and extra bowls to share. I really appreciate their awesome customer service. read more

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Cold food. Stale rice. Bad. It doesn't take 85 characters to cover that. But I have to keep typing.

We love J-Bistro so much! The service and management are absolutely wonderful and so friendly to families with kids. The food is absolutely delicious and we've tried so many different things here; they're all delicious! This is probably my favorite place for Korean-Chinese cuisine like jjajangmyun and jjampong. My kids love it, my husband loves the Szechuan fish dishes, and it's a great place to bring friends and family! read more

There's a reason this restaurant has a 4.5 rating - the food is superb and the service is excellent. This was our first visit to J bistro as we were going to shop at H Mart but needed a little lunch. Having checked the yelp ratings in the area we settled on J-Bistro because it had at least 4 stars. For lunch we settled on cashew shrimp and J-Bistro shrimp. Both were delicious. The cashew shrimp had lots of cashews and plenty of vegetables like carrots, green peppers, onions and zucchini. King oyster mushrooms were also included. This menu selection also included soup (egg drop in the case of my partner), an egg roll and fried rice. She said it was just like the food she had in China. I had the J-Bistro Shrimp which included Szechuan peppers for heat, broccoli, green peppers, baby Bok Choi and king oyster mushrooms. I had the hot and sour soup which was loaded with different textures, wood ear mushrooms, bamboo shoots, egg drops, black pepper, etc. it was excellent. The egg roll was more dough than stuffing so I wouldn't order it as an appetizer. The filling was mainly over-cooked cabbage but what can I say; it came with the meal and that's fine, I ate it. Service was excellent. The staff was attentive from beginning to end. Ambiance is nothing to rave about but is perfectly fine for a really satisfying meal. Would I return? Absolutely! Next trip to H Mart it's high on my list. read more

J-Bistro - Cashew shrimp - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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The food won't amaze you, but J-Bistro is a pretty solid Chinese restaurant next do HMart. Decent portions and decent pricing, but extremely friendly staff. They have a Purell dispenser at the entrance for when you pick up your order in these covid times. Stay safe. read more

We came here at the end of September, and J-Bistro was just OK for me. There were lots of open parking spaces available when we came for a late lunch during a weekday. J-Bistro is located on the first level of Peachtree Pavilion. We went inside and were greeted and seated immediately. I felt like we were rushed through our entire meal. Our server kept coming by to see if he could take our orders every 30 seconds, and I had to tell him twice to give me a little more time to decide what I wanted. While we were still eating, the server wanted to take the dishes away from us multiple times, one time when I was obviously eating. We both ordered from the lunch specials menu; I ordered pork ribs over rice with egg drop soup, and R ordered Mongolian beef, white rice and egg roll. My soup was served soon after I ordered. The soup itself was good, but the noodles that came with it were stale and greasy. Our meals were served after I finished my soup. Both dishes came out hot. R's meal looked very good. I was confused because I ordered pork ribs on rice, but what I got was a salt and pepper pork chop cutlet (with bones). I asked the server if there was a mistake with my meal, and he told me that I got the pork ribs with rice, explaining that the bone in the pork meat was a rib bone. Hmm ... I've never heard of a pork chop being explained away as a rib, and I was hungry, so I didn't push the issue. Unfortunately for me, the flavor was not good and was bland, actually, and the meat was overcooked and dry. I suggest not ordering the pork ribs over rice. R said that his meal was very good. Overall, for me, this was just OK. I was definitely underwhelmed by the pork ribs (yes, multiple rib ... with an "s" according to the menu) and felt like this was a bait and switch. read more

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Came here after seeing my friend praise this restaurant for their mapu tofu. We ended up getting the zha Jiang mian or ja Jang myeon it was good. The vegetables dry pot was delicious a slightly salty. The favorite was the la zi ji fried chicken with Sichuan peppers. The meat was so tender and it was so flavorful. It came with decent amount of chicken I really appreciated cause sometimes this dish is all pepper and you can't find much chicken. Will be back to try the mapo tofu. Service was friendly but they get pretty packed Friday night so plan accordingly on weekends. read more

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Food was amazing, huge portions at a reasonable price. The crab Rangoons were so large and creamy and paired greatly with the sweet and sour sauced they also offered a wasabi mustard sauce (too strong for me but was yummy). The black bean noodles were the star of the show; savory and delicious and not too salty. Delicious and giant portions, I have leftovers of these chewy noodles for tomorrow. Service was great, I went alone and was reading and the staff took note and let me have my own company. I discovered this place as takeout while I was working at the CDC, and I will say it will remain a forever favorite of mine. Today was my first day sitting in, and it was very pretty with a casual feel. Music was playing softly in the background, and it feels like it's a great place to take others. I can't wait to take my boyfriend here :] read more

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Located in the Doravile Hmart shopping plaza, this is a huge traditional northern Chinese restaurant. Purely food based review: JiajiangMian (black bean noodle) - Really good and lots of noodles! If you like the more Korean style, you'll love this all the same. Twice Cooked Pork - A bit too saucey and salty for my tastes, the pork is crispy though. Salt & Pepper Squid - One of my favorites! It's really crispy and just the right amount of salty and savory! Would definitely recommend! Beef Scallion Rolls - Looked good presentation wise, however I wish it was less oily and more crispy. read more

J-Bistro - JiajiangMian (black bean noodle), Twice Cooked Pork, Salt & Pepper Squid, eggplant and Beef Scallion Rolls - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I ordered takeout here because I truly didn't have it in me to cook and it was a great choice. I got the Crab Rangoon, Kung Pao Chicken, and Spring Rolls and they were all very tasty. The spring rolls were a lot bigger than spring rolls I've gotten elsewhere. I'm a crab Rangoon girly so I'll always love them. I wasn't sure what to expect with the Kung Pao chicken based on their website but it was very flavorful, perfect amount of spice for me, and the zucchini was really nice in it and I don't usually care for zucchini. read more

This is my go to restaurant when I want good Chinese food. The inside of the restaurant is modern and dimly lit. When it gets busy, the ambience is lively. You can watch the chefs cook through the glass window. If you plan on ordering hot tea, just know that it costs $1.50 per table. The tea isn't that good in my opinion so I just stick to water. There are so many options on the menu, so you'll definitely find something you'll like off of it. The flavors are authentic and super tasty. The portions are quite large, making this a great place to share the dishes family style. There are so many delicious dishes to choose from, so below are my recommendations, as well as notes on what I've tried. * 三杯鸡 Stewed chicken with ginger and wine in casserole ($16.95) - If you come here definitely try out this dish! The chicken is tender and the sauce is both savory and sweet. * 鱼香茄子 Eggplant with garlic sauce ($13.95) - Another favorite of mine. Eggplants are soft and the sauce is flavorful. * 苦瓜牛肉 Bitter gourd with beef ($18.95) - If you enjoy bitter melon, I highly recommend this dish. The flavor pairs well with the beef. Otherwise, I would choose something else because the taste of bitter melon definitely isn't for everyone! * 口袋豆腐 Fried tofu stuffed with ground pork ($14.50) - Comes out piping hot from the kitchen. I would wait a bit before taking a bite so you don't burn your tongue. Otherwise, delicious and great when I'm craving tofu. Very filling. * 香辣鸡丁 Hot and spicy chicken ($16.50) - The chicken is tasty, but slightly dry. I've had better elsewhere and probably wouldn't order it again from here. * 核桃虾 Honey glazed walnut shrimp ($19.95) - Shrimp is coated in a sweet and creamy sauce tossed with candied walnuts. This dish is yummy, but also on the pricier side. I would only get it again if I'm really craving it. * 干煸四季豆 String bean with ground pork ($13.95) - I had high expectations for this dish because it's one of my favorites, but the taste fell short. I've had a better version of this dish somewhere else, and wouldn't order it again from here. * 麻婆豆腐 Ma po tofu ($14.50) - A very classic dish with classic flavor. I do wish the sauce had a more numbing spice, but this is very good even for people who cannot really eat spicy foods. * 宫保鸡丁 Kung pao chicken ($16.50) - I'm not usually a fan of kung pao chicken, but the flavor in this dish is really good and better than I've had at other places. I like how there is zucchini in it. * 香辣茄子 Hot and spicy eggplant strips ($16.75) - I actually ordered this by mistake and was really surprised when I got it. The eggplant strips are fried and the dish tastes like "healthy" and spicy fries (but in eggplant form). * 豆腐红烧肉 Tofu with braised pork - Another dish I had high expectations for but the taste did not meet those expectations. The pork is very fatty and I personally wasn't a fan of this. read more

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I was super excited to order the honey walnut shrimp (~$18) since that is one of my favorite dishes. However, the flavor of that dish had very little sweetness and was very heavy on the mayo. It was too creamy and not enjoyable. The beef ganggou (~$23) was just okay and had a sort of sour taste (maybe vinegar?) that me and my boyfriend were not used to. Perhaps it is the style or flavor of the region. If you are looking for a gangguo with the mala or numbing spicy flavor, this isn't it. The best thing we ordered, which I forgot to take a picture of, was the house fried rice (~$14) read more

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Really good food! Especially the 三杯鸡！ nice ambience too, recommend!!! Crab meat tofu a little bland tho read more

J-Bistro - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Just ordered lunch to-go from here and the experience was great. I called my order in and arrived right at the 25-minute mark, since I was told that it would take this long to prepare my grub. I had walked past J-Bistro a bajillion times in 2019 and kept wondering when it would finally open up. We didn't go anything since its opening during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 but it's our first not-homemade meal we've had in 2021. We're off to a great start with J-Bistro! My bag was at the register when I came in and I was quickly rung up. Never having been inside, I was impressed that the restaurant has set up plexiglass dividers between tables. Masks and a low capacity of diners when I came in, which made me feel pretty comfortable (though I still just went in and out as swiftly as possible). The packaging of the food was impeccable, with deep containers (hello leftovers!) and even nice presentation! We got three protein dishes over rice: minced pork, braised pork belly, and fried chicken. All good and comforting. Aside from the rice, all of these dishes also come with extra minced pork, bok choy, picked mustard greens, and a fried egg (in lieu of the typical hard-boiled egg). We also added some dan dan noodles, which disappointingly came utterly mild. I'll remember to ask for them spicy next time. For added measure (and girth), we asked for crispy chicken with basil and beef scallion rolls. Both were quite tasty, though I prefer them from a nearby Taiwanese restaurant that our family has been loving for years and years. That's not to say what we got wasn't good, as we happily chowed down on everything. We'll have leftovers for at least another meal, though I suspect it may be two more meals. There was a chalkboard sign at the door indicating that J-Bistro was formerly China Inn in Chamblee, which I'd never been. But I'm glad for the reincarnation and wish this place tons of success in this plaza that grows in popularity every year. read more

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We had a special vegetarian dinner tonight at J-Bistro. The food was delicious, totally unexpected that it's all vegetarian. The service was above and beyond! They were busy toward the end of our dinner so it started to get louder and louder, but good ambiance for a small group dinner. Will be back again for sure! Thank you for great food and service! read more

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Man, their Jjambong is really good. Their serving sizes are enormous. Easily two meals from their Jjambong and Jjajang. Their Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork, Korean style) was good, but in general, with Jjajang and Tanysuyuk you should ask for the sauce separate. All mixed in means you can finish it, but their portions are so much it's better to separate it for to go. I notices some people eating a spicy, boiling platter of spicy soup with seafood. I asked and it was the Malatang, which comically is part of the name of the restaurant next door, so I ordered one to go, with seafood. It's very spicy, with too many red peppers that you need to spoon out if you don't want an ulcer. Not sure why they put it all in the soup, but overall, the soup and seafood is delicious. We got two vats of it for 22.95 and each one serves 2. Very interesting and unique flavor that is worth trying, but again, it's a lot of food! I still have another vat of it I need to finish! All in all, a very solid restaurant with great Chinese and Korean food. The decor is clean and nice and the service is great. Happy to dine here any time as I shop the Doraville H Mart! read more

Probably one of the best Korean Chinese food in town. Their JJajangmyun(black bean noodles) and Jjampong (spicy seafood noodles) are probably the best you can get here in Georgia. Their Tang Soo Yuk( sweet and sour pork or beef) is spot on and other dishes are also very yummy. read more

We had a business lunch here. Our group ordered "family style" and I had fun tasting several great dishes. We had friends from China with us and they confirmed the food was authentic and had great flavor! The shrimp soup, pancakes, beef and peppers dishes were amount my favorite. They were fairly quick to seat us, and the food was served in a reasonable amount of time with the soup and appetizers coming out first. Overall we had a great experience. read more

it was a hard choice but we finally made a choice and landed in J- Bistro. it was very good . ordered the smoked house duck , snd it was deeeeelicious . it was very savory and seemed as if though they soaked itbin aromatherapy all night . the service was good , we got here late maybe around 7pm anf it was very quiet. not sure what it would be like during the day . my damily and i enjoyed our dinner and the food was superb. read more

J-Bistro - art work - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

They follow social distancing guidelines and sit tables far apart! All staff wear masks. We ordered double cooked pork, stir fried green beans and water boiled fish. It was all really good and we order these dishes a lot at all the metro Atlanta restaurants. read more

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Did a quick lunch here: 1. Beef scallion roll was on point, a little on the sweeter side but good flavor 2. Dan Dan noodles had ong choy, was quite unique and adds good dimension of flavor. Love the water to sauce ration on the Dan Dan, this was watery enough to not just be a standard lo mein type dish. 3. We had a thinly slice pork belly dish as well. If you like authentic twice cooked pork, this is your dish, had some Szechuan peppercorns flavor too! Great spot! read more

J-Bistro - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We may not have ordered the right things here, because I thought it was fine but nothing spectacular. We tried the black bean noodles (nice texture but kind of bland). Other dishes were fine and I'd come back if convenient. Friendly service! read more

My husband and I stopped by during soft opening. We went there around 6-7pm, got seated immediately. The restaurant is spacious and has so many seats and tables. The server did an amazing job by giving us recommendations since they didn't have English menu by then. We got the boiled fished and it was delicious ****highly recommended**** the fish just melted in your mouth. There were veggies at the bottom of the serving dish and it complimented the fish. we also order the crispy spicy chicken, it was ok. The chicken bits have quite lot seasoning on them, so it over power the chicken. Can't wait till this social distancing is over to come back and eat some more. read more

2nd visit in the month of April. A friend of mine told me about this spot so I figured I stop by and try. Funny thing was I have been in this shopping center often but never saw this spot until now. This shopping center have a lot of good choices like Kura, Miss Gogi and a lot of bubble tea and other Ramen spot. When we arrived we were seated right away. I came around 5pm on a Saturday and they had about 3-4 guest. The restaurant is very clean and seems new. Great staff and the owner came out couples times and asked if everything was good additionally they were social distancing by putting up covers to help split up the customers. One thing that kind of bother me was they have 3 different types of menu which was English, Korean and Chinese. The menu was different looking so it seems like each language menu had different stuff but I was unable to prove that because I was unable to read Chinese. We ordered: 1. Black bean Noodles. Dry the first time but was still good. 2nd trip was perfect. I would 100% recommended. It seems pretty freshly made. 2. Jang Pong (Spicy Noodles soup) The soup is very different. Different is good. It was very tasty just right. I was happy it was different from other spots. The noodles were a little too soft. 3. Sweet and sour pork. was too tough and dry for my taste. But taste wise it was decent. Overall another great spot to dine in. I would recommend. Clean spot, great staff and fast service. I would need to try more from their menu but their Black bean Noodles was freshly made and that makes me want to go back. read more

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Stop by after work. Order Szechuan spicy chicken for to-go. It is very tasty with lots of chili pepper to eat chicken with. On top of that it is the best much with Beer. Made the night before my day off. Two thumbs up! read more

J-Bistro - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

The atmosphere is nice and there is a good level of social distancing and covers to help split up the customers. Menu can be a bit overwhelming. There's an English menu, Korean menu and Chinese menu. Very convenient if you're proficient in the other languages. Food is excellent and pricing is very fair for the amount. The beef scallion roll was interesting as the wrap was warm, the inside was cold - but the beef had a nice gentle flavor as it seems to be marinated and infused with pleasant flavors. The mapo tofu was a bit spicy- but flavor was great and texture was exactly what I was hoping for. The black bean noodle was tasty and the noodles have a good chewy texture. There was one server so service was a bit slow - but understandable due to covid. Definitely worth your dollar! Try them out. read more

J-Bistro - Beef scallion roll - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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J-Bistro is the same owner previously owned Liu Fu at Johns Creek location. It was sold and the new owner changed the name. The menu is still the same as the old location. The food is excellent as the same owner has retained the same chef. The dining room is closed and only take out orders available( Covid-19). read more

Friend and I tried this new restaurant in the Doraville HMart complex for lunch today. Nicely decorated, very clean, and attentive service from the get-go. Upon being seated, we were surprised to find a one-page menu that more resembled a Chinese take-out menu than a sit down establishment. The items on the menu also sounded like your normal Americanized dishes. We ordered three of the more authentic (to us) dishes, trying to sample flavors and their use of spices. Overall the flavors were good but nothing too complex. Surely much better than Chinese fast food especially given the reasonable lunch prices. But for those same prices I think the nearby food court is a reasonable alternative with competitive flavors (granted the difference of Sichuan vs Malay or Indonesian). A welcome addition to the plaza and on my short list of restaurants in the area. read more

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The Dan Dan noodles could have used a bit more oil in my opinion, but the beef noodle stew was great. Beef scallion rolls were really good too. Overall, next time I'm craving Szechuan I'd come here to try more of the menu. Over all the prices are very good, and the quality is above other places that can cost more. The menu may not be as extensive as other Szechuan places, but the quality and price of the dishes they offer make the place worth it. read more

J-Bistro - Dan Dan Moodle and beef noodle stew - Chinese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Met a friend for lunch here on recommendation. Ambiance and service were great but the food left me a little wanting. The portions are incredible - ordered an appetizer and two entrees between two guys and we had leftovers.. but then again, we didn't eat TOO much because the food was a bit salty for our liking. Appetizer: Steamed pork buns.. The steamed pork buns were kind of meh. The steamed buns weren't as soft as I had hoped & the only vegetable included with the pork wasn't my favorite (this, however, is personal preference of course). Also, to be honest, I thought the pork would be much softer & fall apart more easily than it actually did.. The meat would kind of break off at a random point rather than cut off where I'm biting. Entree 1: General Tsao Chicken.. This was the best dish of the meal. Chicken was cooked really well & the sauce was delicious. Rice was steamed well & the whole plate was great. Entree 2: Mapo Tofu.. Super salty and maybe too much MSG? I had to stop eating because my tongue started feeling all strange (kind of like a numb, coated sensation). Was a bit sad since mapo tofu is one of my favorite dishes T_T. All that said... Their reputation seems to be pretty good so I'll definitely give them another try. read more

Great service and ambience, however they had limited options for vegetarian/ vegan dishes. The egg drop soup was delicious and so were the Singapore noodles, the hot pot could have had a better assortment of veggies read more

I was kinda disappointed with all the dishes we ordered. The dishes are not authentic and over priced. The raised pork belly was so much fat that literally all fat. The hot boil fish was ok but wish they use different kind of fish. read more

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