Loved this place! We stopped in while walking the beltline and I'm so glad we did! Got edamame…read morecause bestie loves edamame and then shared the curry rice noodles with chicken and shrimp. Those noodles were BOMB! So much flavor and plenty for us to share. Our server also let us know from the start that there really aren't "apps" or "mains," the food just comes out when it comes out lol. I actually loved that! The vibe was great, the food was amazing and it was definitely something different for us. We will absolutely be back next time we're in the area! I don't remember our servers name but she was awesome!

100/10 needs to be on everybody's stop in Atlanta…read more Perfect blend of cultures, if you love fusion food you'll love it here

No frills ambience, but you know the minute you walk in that food will be authentic. We arrived…read moreafter the lunch rush. There was a steady flow of customers. Some were locals meeting up and they ordered course after course. Service was friendly and prompt. Pricing was reasonable I gave it one less star simply because the clutter.. foyer, hallway to the bathroom in the back... Ok when you visiting your auntie's, but not really for a restaurant that makes food good enough for non-asians to want to try it. Go for the food, not the atmosphere

First time trying Burmese food and I would say it's not my favorite. I tried Burmese rice noodles…read morethat taste almost like laksa but it's tasteless and the noodle texture is soggy. I tried Burmese Shan noodles that top with chicken and pickled sour mustard, the sauce is creamy Peanut flavor. I also tried Burmese noodles soup. The soup like eggdrop soup but tasted so fishy. The topping is half of boiled egg and corn fritters. For the kids, I tried fry Kway Theo and shrimp fried rice. I would say everything is lack of seasoning. But the service is very fast and the servers are so friendly, kind, and very helpful. They also don't provide free ice water, they sell bottle water.

Good spot if people want a variety of items. Pretty extensive menu and order at the kiosk. We came…read morefor boba and they have an almond milk option, but not everything listed on the menu was available. Friendly service and good amount of seating. Smelled great and was making me hungry. If we didn't have plenty of food back at my cousin's place would've definitely ordered something.

If you like chicken dishes that taste like old fish and one of the key ingredients (the "MANGO stir…read morefry" (without mango) completely missing (not one single piece) then this will be the place for you. Apparently they use fish sauce... which I love, but not when it's used as the main ingredient in the sauce. We called to inform the manager and he hung up on us. Both my partner and I cannot get the taste of fish out of our mouths. I had to throw it immediately in the trash. It's a franchise so don't even bother to try to get help from management when your food is disgusting. It tastes like old shrimp, which makes sense because a lot of fish sauces are made from it. I will never order from here again. That was a nice waste of an hour wait for it to arrive. I've completely lost my appetite. Oh, and this was an Doordash order so it just goes to show how much they care for the food that you're paying extra money to eat after waiting all of the time it takes to get it. Posted a pic of what I thought I ordered vs. what I got.

I absolutely love the aesthetic and intimate vibe at Ruby Chow's. It's elevated, moody, and the…read moreperfect spot for a girls' night, date night, or even a solo dinner. I've been twice now and have had the chance to sit both upstairs and downstairs, and each experience has been amazing. The service? Easily a 10/10. On my most recent visit, I ordered the Mango Sticky Rice Martini and the Lychee Martini. Ruby's bartender is truly A1....they know exactly what they're doing. Both cocktails were balanced, creative, and so good. For food, we ordered the Brussels sprouts, Pow Pow Shrimp, Dan Dan Noodles, Miso Cod, and Chicken Satay. Every single dish was a 10/10...except for the Miso Cod. Unfortunately, it didn't taste as fresh as I expected and had a slightly fishier flavor than I prefer. I was definitely a little disappointed, but thankfully every other dish more than made up for it. Overall, Ruby Chow's continues to be one of my favorite Asian fusion spots in Atlanta. I can't wait to go back--whether it's for a date night with my husband or maybe even a birthday dinner. See you again soon, Ruby!

This is a very cute restaurant! Moody and sexy which is perfect for a girls night out, date, etc…read more I started at the bar while waiting on my friend. I ordered the salmon hand roll for $8 (happy hour special). I found the hand roll to have a LOT of rice and a little salmon. I think $4-5 is a better price point. They also had drink specials and it looks like wine specials on Wednesday's (I overheard a couple saying it--it was not offered by the bartender, which I found interesting). For Happy Hour I think their prices are excessive - with $14 for drinks and $8+ for tiny apps. I found service to be good. It took a long time for the hand roll to come out (over 25 minutes). When my friend arrived we both ordered the lobster fried rice dish. I could smell the rice was burned and it was when I tasted it. The server quickly replaced it and the new dish was fine and came out relatively quickly (much quicker than a raw hand roll). They also have valet which is $5 and I think you can park for the same cost as well. I found the restaurant to be very cute, food was good, but I wouldn't go out my way to return.

Came here looking for a quick meal. Busy place and long take out line. Service was fast and…read morefriendly and helpful. Huge portions for a decent price. Tasty sauce for the steamed pork dumplings. Smaller than the picture but overall good. Got the pho with tons of noodles and beef. They have tables inside and out to eat but food given in take out containers. Appreciate the large glass of ice water with actual ice!

The place was pretty busy, so we decided to stop in before heading to an event. You order at the…read morecounter and everything is served in carryout containers, even if you're dining in. I'm not a fan of that setup, mainly because of all the plastic being used. It feels wasteful, especially when every dish ends up in the trash. The portions were large, but for me, quality matters more than quantity. The food was just okay. I also noticed they stored a lot of inventory in the dining area, which made the space feel cluttered and a bit awkward. You're expected to set up and bus your own table as well. Overall, it wasn't the experience I was hoping for, and I don't see myself returning.

On our way out of Atlanta, we wanted one last exceptional meal, and One Flew South was such a great…read moreway to end the trip. I had the gnocchi, which was their vegetarian dish, and was able to add salmon to it. It was really, really good. My partner had the burger, and everything just felt high quality, well put together, and thoughtfully prepared. Definitely not what you typically expect from airport dining. The service was wonderful too. The wait staff were knowledgeable and attentive, and the whole experience somehow made you forget you were sitting inside an airport. Even the music was great. They had some of the best '90s R&B playing, which made the whole thing even more enjoyable. Great food, great service, great music, and such a good time. Definitely the perfect exit to our Atlanta trip.

Omg... I never received a sushi menu. Bummer…read more I ordered a Chicken Cornet: cone shaped, pastry shell, epis seasoned chicken, peppers, onions Firstly, the overall presentation........ nothing about this is even conical shaped. Don't mention it then?? I will admit that the food was good, but really not what I was expecting, considering that I am at a predominately Japanese restaurant.... This entire dish was heavily influenced by Caribbean/Haitian spices. Drink was lovely, it somehow came last. I've been in Atlanta 8 years now, One Flew South is definitely gonna be one of those, "I tried it. Let's get that trash Varsity because even that would be better.

It's been a long time since we're came here last. This day we were nearby and decided to drop in…read more We tried the garlic noodles and the unagi bao to share. I loved the garlic noodles a lot. The salted egg yolk shrimp were DELICIOUS!! I would go there for it again. Unfortunately my half of the unagi bao only had a small piece of bacon and some cucumber slices. No unagi at all while my husband's half was 100% unagi and cucumber. So he got the full flavor, I got full carbs.

It was made fast and it tasted like it. Not bad food, just lacks soul…read more Got a Thai tea before knowing it was Sweet Hut. Awful. Customer service was great though.

Came here for a graduation luncheon(around 12/1pm) I don't like giving bad reviews. However, the…read moreexperience here wasn't good. Customer service is eh. Im not sure if it was just a language barrier or just bad customer service. The food was HORRIBLE! The veggies weren't fresh. The garlic sauce tasted old and stale. My drink had to be changed 3 times because the sprite had too much syrup, the lemonade taste flat, and the water had a bad after taste. I ended up going to get my water out the car to have. Some of our utensils weren't cleaned so we used plastic. Depending on what you ordered the portions size are decent (the shrimp portion is skim when more than 2 ppl order it). I asked for a Medium steak. I received a well done steak I honestly felt like we were served old food because you could taste how UNFRESH the veggies were.The food didn't really have any seasoning frfr. It was greasy. And the rice tasted mine "wash rag water". It could've been because of how they clean the grill then add the food on there, Im really not sure. LASTLY; the floors were were and no sign was up. That could've been a very dangerous outcome! I honestly wouldn't recommend this place. There's WAYYTT better hibachi restaurants..

Outstanding food best quality. Service was a little lacking but otherwise okay…read more Ambiance was well presented, clean atmosphere and ladies restrooms

Before getting started on this review, I want to preface that my score is based with the full…read moreunderstanding that this isn't authentic Thai cuisine by any means. My score would be lower if that was the case. I've tried this restaurant a few times for lunch, and I've enjoyed it each time. They're always accommodating for about groups of 8 without a reservation for the most part, and the staff has always been really kind and patient. I've tried some of the raw fish items here, and they've tasted surprisingly fresh although I've definitely had better elsewhere (still pretty good for the price!). Recently, I tried their Thai Style Spicy Basil dish for the first time. It definitely could've been spicier, but it's probably made on the milder side for those that may not be able to handle their spice because this dish is typically spicy (I've made it in Thailand myself). I wish that some of the hot dishes could have more spices/ingredients added to have more of the explosion of flavor I'm used to from Thai dishes, but it's still fairly tasty.

Best sushi I've ever had! The green curry with tofu was incredible, and my cocktail was as classy…read moreas it gets. The atmosphere perfectly blends Asian and Southern charm. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Atlanta!

I had the beef koobideh platter. It was a really good portion for just one person! The food was…read morefresh and flavorful. I would have preferred the cold salad separate from the rice and meat. Great flavors, fresh, reasonably priced. Red sauce on the side added extra kick. Will return. Good service and ready in about 15 minutes.

We walked in and were mesmerized with all the blue decorations. We ordered at the counter and I…read moreinitially wanted the butter chicken but was told they were out. I instead ordered the chicken tikka platter that came with saffron rice, salad, bread and chicken. I thought it was funny because we were the only people there but were still given a buzzer to pick up our food from the counter. We waited maybe 10-15 mins for our food to be ready. When everything was ready, one of the staff just looked at us and said - this is your food. We thought their food was okay. It's definitely a one and done for us. We just happened to be in the area and were starving.