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Super long wait for food on a Sunday lunch but rounding up from a 4.5 to 5 because the food was that good. They are also quite disorganized...numbers came out in various orders. Since they were overwhelmed I think they made food in large batches before moving onto the next dish which changed up the orders. We waited 35 minutes for our dumplings and 50 minutes for our beef noodle soup. Luckily there are tons of other stalls so we got other food first while we waited. The dumplings are large, plump, juicy, and filled with meat! Probably one of the best in the ATL area (we also like Northern China Eatery) Coming from CA, $8 a plate felt like a steal. We ordered the pan fried pork dumplings and potstickers although the potstickers were a different style than what we were used to. My husband loved the beef noodle soup - for me I wished there were some pickled veggies and wanted the broth to be a little less sweet. It was still good though. Big portion. Would definitely return but probably at opening so we don't have to wait as long!
DUMPLINGS AND NOODLES AND BAOS OH MY | Lao Wei Dao is a-ok! I had high expectations for the soup dumplings that everyone was raving about and waiting in line for. I've been a couple times in the past couple of years to hopefully validate these claims and was unfortunately a bit disappointed each time. Soup dumplings and pan fried pork baos are not bad. I preferred Xiao's Ways before they shut down, though. I did prefer the pan fried pork baos over the soup dumplings - the pan fried pork baos had nice crispy bottoms and some tasty filling. However, the soup dumplings were disappointing. I found the soup dumpling skin to be too thick and the filling to be bland, albeit meaty. They were also sold out of the crab dumplings when we arrived around 7:30pm. Overall, I found Lao Wei Dao to be SUPER overhyped but based on the level of Chinese food in Atlanta, it was passable.
This restaurant vendor in food court serve traditional noodle. It is in the grocery store food court. The competition in the food court is great but there are plenty people visit the food court and make that very evenly distribute the business. We got the fish preserves vegetables noodle soup. There are a lot of fish fillets in the noodle soup. The preserves vegetables make it a bit sour. Soup base is good. A lot of food that can be take the remaining home.
So good!! If you're looking for quick and inexpensive soup dumplings and don't need the frills of a restaurant, this is your spot! The menu items are very affordable - it's very rare to find soup dumplings for under $10! Note a 3.5% fee for credit card though. The soup dumplings took 10min or so, and the other dishes followed afterwards. It looked like a family establishment and you could see them in the back hand wrapping all the dumplings, so you know it's fresh! You can enter through both the Tokyo Kuma or Jusgo entrance, it's located in between them.
This is exactly what I was craving and super affordable. I got 3 menu items that were plenty for two people and just $20 total. We got the pork soup dumpling, the pan fried prime dumpling, and the sumai dumpling and I like them in that order. I think the sumai dumpling would've been better without the rice. If that were an option, I would've gotten that! The service was good, they even brought the food to us, which we did her expect given they don't really have waitresses. It is located in the super market so it's like a cafeteria vibe. If you're going for a place with a good vibe, this might not be the spot, but we went solely for the food and we really enjoyed it!
Stumbled upon this restaurant after coming to check out another restaurant. It is located inside a large Chinese grocery store and with plenty of parking. We got the pan fried soup dumplings and they were very good! Great flavor and portion sizes. ** it does take about 20 minutes to come out** The Shanghai Shumai was mediocre and 2/5. AWARE THAT THEY CHARGE FOR USING CREDIT CARD!
Shared some yummy pan fried dumplings on a busy Saturday as it took about 20 minutes to come out. They were plump and pretty good size given they were under $10. Adding a little of the black vinegar/soy sauce into the dumpling made the bites even better! Staff were nice and provided an additional utensils or bowls requested. Would come again to try more from their menu including the Taiwanese beef noodle soups we saw other people ordering on the way out.
Arrived yesterday afternoon. We were too hungry. So didn't take pics for all items. Nice food court. Some empty spaces though. This place is good. Food is very good. Wonton - huge pieces and very tasty. Perfect for the cold day. Steamed dumpling - served with vinegar. Soup inside and smooth. Sticky rice with salted egg - two piece per order - taste good. Just like the ones I had in nyc. Discount for cash payment. Will try again if in the area.
I was craving noodles and dumplings, and this seemed to have been the place for it. There certainly was a good amount of folks bringing their business here. Soup dumplings with pork ($6.95): The soup inside is good was the hub's comment, and it was. I really enjoyed it overall. The pork inside was tasty with a good amount of soup. Too bad I had to share the 6 dumplings with him. The wrapping was just a tad too thick compared to the ones in NY, but it was comparable. Crab meat pork dumplings ($7.95): It wasn't necessarily that much better for the $1 more in price; you still get 6 in total. I guess the flavor was a tab more bland compared to the pork one. There were some soup in these dumplings, but it wasn't as soup-y as the other. If you don't consume it immediately, the wrapping will become a little bit hard due to its thickness. Pork chili pepper noodle ($9.50): Cheap and yummy are the two descriptors. The pork and green pepper slices def added nice colors and textures to the dish. The dish overall was a bit salty imo, but the hubs didn't think so. It was overall a very good price for its portion size. Lao Wei Dao is inside the Jusgo Supermarket food court. As another Yelper pointed out, there won't be an English version to the name so be on the lookout for the bamboo basket with buns/dumplings on the inside. The business is on the left hand side that's directly facing the grocery store. Also, the store will be passing the credit card fee (3.5%) onto you so bring cash if you remember it or have it on hand.
We were in the area and wanted some soup dumplings, and R found Lao Wei Dao on Yelp. This business has a limited Chinese food menu, but it includes items such as Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings), braised beef noodle soup and Shanghai shaomai dumplings, all of which we ordered and shared. Lao Wei Dao is one of many food vendor stalls in the food court attached to Jusgo Supermarket. Seating areas are very spacious in this food court, and the many tables have space between them so that customers don't feel crowded. Lao Wei Dao's order counter faces Jusgo Supermarket, and does not have a sign with English letters on it, so, above the vendor stall, look for the sign that has a bamboo steamer (the basket in which baos are steamed) on it. The employee that took our order was nice and very customer oriented, and answered all of our questions about many of the menu items. The very attentive employee brought our food to our table within 15 minutes after we ordered. The Xiao Long Bao (6 per order) were uniform in shape and size, great tasting with a pork flavor, and we enhanced it with the vinegar/soy sauce and sliced ginger that we dipped the dumplings into and poured into. Every one of the dumplings had a good amount of soup in it. So far, these are the best tasting soup dumplings I've had in Atlanta. Although the noodles were cooked just a little past al dente, I was disappointed in the braised beef noodle soup. The broth had a too light flavor, and most of the chunks of beef were tough and had lots of chewy gristle running through the chunks. I didn't enjoy the Shanghai shaomai dumplings at all. I was expecting a light flavor, which they definitely did not have. This shaomai (4 pieces per order) had sticky rice and crumbled meat in them, had what I considered a burnt flavor and the outside of the dumplings were dry and chewy. So far, the Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) is the only item on the menu that I would consider coming back to eat.
The PAN fried soup dumplings are so good and so was the braised beef noodle soup and for the price this was a 9 out of 10 experience . The service was 10 out of 10 and would definitely recommend also don't forget to TIP, The ambience was very different but overall very unique with cool arcade area and different vendors all Around.
I came here on a Sunday and ordered braised beef noodles and a scallion pancake with beef brisket. The pancake was great but the beef noodle was just ok. Need a little more flavor, just my opinion. The service was great and the place had a line of customers. Overall I'll probably return and try something different. read more
25 days ago
We eat here often at jusgo food court & get soup dumplings most often We had our son with us so we got him the Shanghai udon noodles since he's just 14 months so not ready for spicy foods But the udon noodles were great! The sauce was flavorful & a great portion size of noodles for $10. There wasn't really much meat but that was fine because we really just wanted noodles and bok choy which were the main stars of the dish. We also got an order of soup dumplings for ourselves The food comes out piping hot so you have to wait to eat & the dumplings have a very thin skin. I'd say northern China eatery dumplings are better but these are solid for the food court! FYI the sign is not in English so don't look for the English name They also have a machine you can order on or order from the attendant Food took maybe 10-15 mins to cook read more
Super long wait for food on a Sunday lunch but rounding up from a 4.5 to 5 because the food was that good. They are also quite disorganized...numbers came out in various orders. Since they were overwhelmed I think they made food in large batches before moving onto the next dish which changed up the orders. We waited 35 minutes for our dumplings and 50 minutes for our beef noodle soup. Luckily there are tons of other stalls so we got other food first while we waited. The dumplings are large, plump, juicy, and filled with meat! Probably one of the best in the ATL area (we also like Northern China Eatery) Coming from CA, $8 a plate felt like a steal. We ordered the pan fried pork dumplings and potstickers although the potstickers were a different style than what we were used to. My husband loved the beef noodle soup - for me I wished there were some pickled veggies and wanted the broth to be a little less sweet. It was still good though. Big portion. Would definitely return but probably at opening so we don't have to wait as long! read more
DUMPLINGS AND NOODLES AND BAOS OH MY | Lao Wei Dao is a-ok! I had high expectations for the soup dumplings that everyone was raving about and waiting in line for. I've been a couple times in the past couple of years to hopefully validate these claims and was unfortunately a bit disappointed each time. Soup dumplings and pan fried pork baos are not bad. I preferred Xiao's Ways before they shut down, though. I did prefer the pan fried pork baos over the soup dumplings - the pan fried pork baos had nice crispy bottoms and some tasty filling. However, the soup dumplings were disappointing. I found the soup dumpling skin to be too thick and the filling to be bland, albeit meaty. They were also sold out of the crab dumplings when we arrived around 7:30pm. Overall, I found Lao Wei Dao to be SUPER overhyped but based on the level of Chinese food in Atlanta, it was passable. read more
This restaurant vendor in food court serve traditional noodle. It is in the grocery store food court. The competition in the food court is great but there are plenty people visit the food court and make that very evenly distribute the business. We got the fish preserves vegetables noodle soup. There are a lot of fish fillets in the noodle soup. The preserves vegetables make it a bit sour. Soup base is good. A lot of food that can be take the remaining home. read more
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7 months ago
The service is bad! The food is not good! I order pan fried pork bao, it is not crispy at all. It is oil and soft. And when I told them, they told me it is liked that! read more
So good!! If you're looking for quick and inexpensive soup dumplings and don't need the frills of a restaurant, this is your spot! The menu items are very affordable - it's very rare to find soup dumplings for under $10! Note a 3.5% fee for credit card though. The soup dumplings took 10min or so, and the other dishes followed afterwards. It looked like a family establishment and you could see them in the back hand wrapping all the dumplings, so you know it's fresh! You can enter through both the Tokyo Kuma or Jusgo entrance, it's located in between them. read more
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This is exactly what I was craving and super affordable. I got 3 menu items that were plenty for two people and just $20 total. We got the pork soup dumpling, the pan fried prime dumpling, and the sumai dumpling and I like them in that order. I think the sumai dumpling would've been better without the rice. If that were an option, I would've gotten that! The service was good, they even brought the food to us, which we did her expect given they don't really have waitresses. It is located in the super market so it's like a cafeteria vibe. If you're going for a place with a good vibe, this might not be the spot, but we went solely for the food and we really enjoyed it! read more
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Stumbled upon this restaurant after coming to check out another restaurant. It is located inside a large Chinese grocery store and with plenty of parking. We got the pan fried soup dumplings and they were very good! Great flavor and portion sizes. ** it does take about 20 minutes to come out** The Shanghai Shumai was mediocre and 2/5. AWARE THAT THEY CHARGE FOR USING CREDIT CARD! read more
Shared some yummy pan fried dumplings on a busy Saturday as it took about 20 minutes to come out. They were plump and pretty good size given they were under $10. Adding a little of the black vinegar/soy sauce into the dumpling made the bites even better! Staff were nice and provided an additional utensils or bowls requested. Would come again to try more from their menu including the Taiwanese beef noodle soups we saw other people ordering on the way out. read more
Arrived yesterday afternoon. We were too hungry. So didn't take pics for all items. Nice food court. Some empty spaces though. This place is good. Food is very good. Wonton - huge pieces and very tasty. Perfect for the cold day. Steamed dumpling - served with vinegar. Soup inside and smooth. Sticky rice with salted egg - two piece per order - taste good. Just like the ones I had in nyc. Discount for cash payment. Will try again if in the area. read more
2 years ago
The hand made bao is great dish which start making the bao til you place the order , crispy on the bottom, soft on the top with juicy meat patty inside, the wonton soup is very authentic and tradition . read more
I was craving noodles and dumplings, and this seemed to have been the place for it. There certainly was a good amount of folks bringing their business here. Soup dumplings with pork ($6.95): The soup inside is good was the hub's comment, and it was. I really enjoyed it overall. The pork inside was tasty with a good amount of soup. Too bad I had to share the 6 dumplings with him. The wrapping was just a tad too thick compared to the ones in NY, but it was comparable. Crab meat pork dumplings ($7.95): It wasn't necessarily that much better for the $1 more in price; you still get 6 in total. I guess the flavor was a tab more bland compared to the pork one. There were some soup in these dumplings, but it wasn't as soup-y as the other. If you don't consume it immediately, the wrapping will become a little bit hard due to its thickness. Pork chili pepper noodle ($9.50): Cheap and yummy are the two descriptors. The pork and green pepper slices def added nice colors and textures to the dish. The dish overall was a bit salty imo, but the hubs didn't think so. It was overall a very good price for its portion size. Lao Wei Dao is inside the Jusgo Supermarket food court. As another Yelper pointed out, there won't be an English version to the name so be on the lookout for the bamboo basket with buns/dumplings on the inside. The business is on the left hand side that's directly facing the grocery store. Also, the store will be passing the credit card fee (3.5%) onto you so bring cash if you remember it or have it on hand. read more
We were in the area and wanted some soup dumplings, and R found Lao Wei Dao on Yelp. This business has a limited Chinese food menu, but it includes items such as Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings), braised beef noodle soup and Shanghai shaomai dumplings, all of which we ordered and shared. Lao Wei Dao is one of many food vendor stalls in the food court attached to Jusgo Supermarket. Seating areas are very spacious in this food court, and the many tables have space between them so that customers don't feel crowded. Lao Wei Dao's order counter faces Jusgo Supermarket, and does not have a sign with English letters on it, so, above the vendor stall, look for the sign that has a bamboo steamer (the basket in which baos are steamed) on it. The employee that took our order was nice and very customer oriented, and answered all of our questions about many of the menu items. The very attentive employee brought our food to our table within 15 minutes after we ordered. The Xiao Long Bao (6 per order) were uniform in shape and size, great tasting with a pork flavor, and we enhanced it with the vinegar/soy sauce and sliced ginger that we dipped the dumplings into and poured into. Every one of the dumplings had a good amount of soup in it. So far, these are the best tasting soup dumplings I've had in Atlanta. Although the noodles were cooked just a little past al dente, I was disappointed in the braised beef noodle soup. The broth had a too light flavor, and most of the chunks of beef were tough and had lots of chewy gristle running through the chunks. I didn't enjoy the Shanghai shaomai dumplings at all. I was expecting a light flavor, which they definitely did not have. This shaomai (4 pieces per order) had sticky rice and crumbled meat in them, had what I considered a burnt flavor and the outside of the dumplings were dry and chewy. So far, the Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) is the only item on the menu that I would consider coming back to eat. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
The PAN fried soup dumplings are so good and so was the braised beef noodle soup and for the price this was a 9 out of 10 experience . The service was 10 out of 10 and would definitely recommend also don't forget to TIP, The ambience was very different but overall very unique with cool arcade area and different vendors all Around. read more
Came here on Saturday around 1 pm! We got the xiaolongbao, shumai, and pork buns all for just around $20! The food was pretty decent- with the shumai being my favorite! It was the first time I had non shrimp shumai, and I loved the silky, lightly chewy wrapping and savory rice. The xiaolongbao was pretty good too- although it wasn't as soupy as I'm used to and the wrapper was a tad on the doughier side. The pork buns were your run of the mill pork buns but were a pretty good deal at 6 for $7.50. If you do give this place a shot, come super early. For these three dishes, it took 45 mins to get our order, which is an incredibly long time. read more
Place is legit and closest reminder of home than any other place around town. Yes the dough on the soup dumplings is a little thick but there's def soup inside and the filling is very tasty. The zong zi (sticky glutinous rice with a filling) was probably the biggest surprise, 100% authentic and delicious with the fatty pork and egg inside. Shu Mai was great, the seasoned hard boiled eggs were good, the spongy gluten with woodear mushroom was spot on. The chicken cold dish and pan fried pork buns were probably the most lackluster things we had but really just overshadowed by how good everything else was. Very friendly service, they'll bring food out as it becomes ready if you're eating there. Can't wait to go back. read more
2 years ago
So so good! Me and some friends were craving dumplings and decided to try out this place. Took around 10-15 minutes for the soup dumplings and they were amazing. Other families eating around and clearly loving their food. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
My wife and I met in China - I've discussed this before. What I can't discuss enough here, though, is how great Chinese street food is, especially shao mai. If you're about to "correct" me that it's "shu mai," get that shrimpy atrocity out of your mind, broseph. Shao mai and rou bao were a weekly Sunday brunch for me and my wife in downtown Nanchang. This nice old lady with a bicycle hauling steamer baskets sold these warm, and we were happy to find her each week near the Jiangxi Hotel. When we moved back to America, however, we could never find these. 13 years later, an Asian foodie group on Facebook came through for us with this joint in the Jusgo food court. All the restaurants looked and smelled like authentic Chinese food, but Chinese bbq, noodles, dishes, etc can be found here and there around the ATL. Shao mai could not, but there it was in all its pork fat glory! We also got the fish-flavored meat slivers noodle soup (we've never had it as a soup, and it was good!), pork soup dumplings, hong shao rou (braided pork belly), and zongzi (sticky rice dumplings). The lady running the counter was incredibly nice and gave great recommendations. Prices and serving sizes were more than fair, and we'll be going back many more times! read more
3 years ago
Foods are over-cooked and taste bad. They can't be eaten and were thrown to the garbage. The lady in the front had very bad attitude. Waste money! Will never go again. read more
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4 years ago
Besides Trader Joe's pork dumplings, I would say this might be the Best dumplings in ATL. Must try but prepare for a long wait. read more
3 years ago
We were in the area and wanted to try something new from the food court. We decided to eat from here and ordered pork dumplings, crabmeat pork, and 2 orders of shanghai shaomai. Food was good but I thought it could use a little more salt to bring out a little flavor especially the pork dumplings and crabmeat pork. Service was great, got our order taken and the lady was nice enough to bring it to us while we were sitting 4 tables away in front of another vender. Not that they didnt have space nor they're tables were dirty. We also order from another vender and had our kids settle there already. read more
3 years ago
Actually I gonna give 0 star. Sooooooo disgusting!!!! Feces added to food. I've been throwing up all day. Will complain to Health Department Office. You never know, what is they would mix in.. read more
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We are extremely alarmed to read your review. The health and safety…
3 years ago
4 years ago
Delicious hand made dumplings and other dim sum. Would come again!!! All of my dumplings were super hot and fresh. read more
3 years ago
This place is like a hidden gem! It's my go to place for soup and fried dumplings-- they are delicious and made fresh and from scratch in the back. I have brought my friends and they think the same and also enjoyed their other entrees as well. read more
3 years ago
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