I recommended this for a friend's birthday (15+ ppl)and everyone enjoyed it; they were super nice…read moreand made it special for my friend . Some logistical challenges like no updated picture menu (people new to Indonesian food had no idea what things were), ordering at the counter(awkward/ time consuming) but overall the owners got thru it very well and pushed thru, the food was delicious and people liked the bottomless coffee/tea setup. I think their sweet spot might be smaller groups where that personal touch really really comes thru and is manageable with the current setup. I hope they continue to grow and keep the food awesome! They have a $18 buffet style sampler on weekends which I may want to try sometime.

Trying Indonesian food during my visit in Atlanta. It was good. I would recommend ayam bakar Bumbu…read morerujak for spicy lovers!! The grill chicken is covered with plenty of spicy Bumbu rujak. The chicken is smokey and juicy! My kids really enjoyed the mie ayam bakso. The noodle is very thin, the chicken is chunky and so flavorful. The bakso is also homemade, not store bought. It's also come with fried wonton a.k.a pangsit goreng. We also try their empek2, batagor, and kwetiau goreng. It's so so in my opinion. I'm really disappointed with batagor. The tofu is stuff with so little fish paste and it's super dry. It's also come with pangsit goreng which have very little chewy meat on the inside. The peanut sauce is very sweet and over powered the whole dish. It's self service restaurant where you get your own drink and utensils including napkins. The spicy sauce and sweet soy sauce is also available on the side. They also provide the food containers for the leftover that we want to bring home on side. The owner is nice and friendly. We order the food in cashier/counter and they will bring the food to the table. They also have mini shop for Indonesian snacks or seasonings. For the payment, they accept any cash form and charge 3% for all credit cards.

I thought the food was ok, but I don't eat red meat. My other family members said it was great. I…read morehad wings. They had beef entrees. Macaroni and cheese was meh. Baked beans were good and very hot (temperature). Cornbread was good but it was like room temperature. I would go back for them but would go elsewhere for chicken.

The Brisket Sandwich was very good. I tried the ribs which were really fatty in the middle so after…read morethe first bite it's fatty from there so don't think it's all meat. The Mac n cheese was basic so if I go back I'll have just the brisket sandwich again.

We ordered takeout from the Briarcliff Rd location @ Clairmont and it was so delicious! They moved…read morefrom their former location at N Druid Hills & Briarcliff which I hadn't eaten at in about 10 years when I worked near by. I wasn't thrilled with my last meal there and I can't remember why now. I'm so glad we tried it tonight. It will be my go-to moving forward. I had the Lamb Rogan Josh which I always order and the Aloo Tikki. Loved both! My husband had the Saag Paneer and Tikka Masala which he devoured! We both ate the Garlic Naan and it did not disappoint. I love the crunch of the garlic!! I highly recommend!

When I walked in I was a little bit hesitant because the physical plant is quite worn down. It…read moreneeds to be refreshed. But the gentleman behind the counter was very friendly and he asked me what I liked, and I told him lamb and he fixed me what he said was a lamb korma. There might've been a little misunderstanding because I'm pretty sure he gave me a goat instead of lamb. But I like goat well enough and it was very tasty and hot. The spice level was mild, which was good for me. I prefer to add my own hot sauce if I want. It was accompanied by naan bread and rice, which were both good.

The guy at the front desk was really nice. Me and my wife got the stack sub , it came with pop…read morecorners and we got a salaam cola. The vibes were really calm and only a few people came in while we were here. It seems like a very well established small business which I'd personally recommend to the local community. I confirmed all the chicken is zabhia hand cut halal as well!

After dining in and ordering delivery from Jay's Deli so many times, I cannot believe I have not…read morewritten a review. I love that everything is halal, so I can eat whatever I want without any worries. Personally, my top favorites are their spicy smashburger and elote hotdog. The flavors of both are just out of this world. The staff members are really nice and friendly. I also love the fun decor, including the deli/sandwich puns along the walls. Overall Jay's Deli is worth checking out and I look forward to continuing to order from them in the future.

Food came quickly. Service was a 3. Ambiance also a 3. I prefer the shawarma's at Jerusalem…read morebakery so maybe i'm spoiled. All in all it was filling and the 6 inch shawarma was plenty of food.

The food here is very good. I got their lamb gyro. It was made fresh to order. The lamb meat was…read moretender. Ingredients were fresh. Price is reasonable. Plenty of tables for groups.

Service was very good. I had the ramen with the little noodles and the duck. The vegetables were…read morevery fresh nice atmosphere as well. 这家餐厅的厨师极其懒惰，鸭肉上留下了大量的骨头，几乎没什么肉。

I'll definitely be back to dine in, but this visit was a quick takeout stop--and it did not…read moredisappoint. I ordered a simple dinner of chicken and broccoli with white rice, and it absolutely hit the spot. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and exactly what I needed for a quick, satisfying meal. I also know Lan Zhou Ramen is especially known for their noodles, so I'm already looking forward to coming back to try more of their menu. This was a great first impression, and next time I'll definitely stay and explore the ramen options.

Food was good I think they are only doing to go currently…read moreI got the Panang chicken (17.29) and shrimp rolls (8 for 10.99)

Siamese Basil Thai Restaurant is a mom and pop restaurant offering Thai food. It is located in an…read moreunseemly plaza. There is no dine-in option, just takeout. The service was lovely! My food was ready right when I got there and the frontman was very friendly and welcoming. I got the Drunken Noodles with Chicken. I was excited to try it because there are a lot of good reviews, but I was not a big fan. I think the sauce tasted a bit different than what I was used to. However, the portion size is huge and there was a lot of chicken there! I also got a free egg roll which was crispy and tasty with their sweet chili sauce. Overall, my taste buds are my own and this restaurant obviously has the hearts of many local people so I think everyone should support them!

Outstanding food! Drove over an hour with the kids and we all loved it!!…read more We'll definitely be back!!

The food was actually superb. But, I don't like their deceptive pricing. Like would you like this…read moreand this. And you can actually get half and half. Then the menu prices become inflated without any notice. But for one of the "upgrades" or whatever the reasoning for the extra charge, it was only shredded lettuce along with a small dollop of sour cream and guacamole. It was rather sad. It's something you'd get standard at a chain restaurant like El Sombrero. Oh. If you get the consome, it will be an extra charge of $2.45. And they won't tell you that. But other than that, the food was good! I really liked how they had a separate birrias menu. Make sure you bring wet wipes because your hands will be oily. The birria sliders were delicious. Our strange total came out to be $16.90. Even with the $2.45 consome factored in, the total isn't $15.40. Since they were sliders, it's rather small. They're the size of the square dinner rolls but packed full of cheese, oil, and half chicken and beef. The beef was slightly more tasty compared to the chicken but both was just soaked with their variety of flavors. The birria quesadillas were $17.40. Even with the extra $2.45 with the consome, their math is not equaling $15.95 -- whacky! As for the taste profile, deliciousness. These three quesadillas were pretty massive. And like my sliders, they were equally oily and messy to consume. The horchata was really tasty. For a large, it was $6.75. It tasted different from other places. There was a nice rice flavor to it and less of the cinnamon flavor. Would I visit again? I think not. Good food. Prices were bleh, especially how it seems like we were charged more than their menu prices.

Good quality food, service, cleanliness. Everything is made…read moreto order of course, so your order is going to be fresh and hot. The fries remind me of the 90s Wendy's fries which were my favorite back in the day. Crispy enough on the outside, light and soft inside, and the perfect size and cut. Lightly salted. The chili cheese dog was on point. The split dog itself is a pretty generous size, good seasoning/flavor, & had the right texture to it; not too soft, not too chewy. It might actually be a sausage link; I didn't ask, so I'm not sure. I recommend ordering it with raw onions and add your own mustard. I like the dog more than the burger actually. The burger was solid. I got a double bacon with pepperjack, grilled onions, and jalapeños. Everything felt fresh. I think the burger could be better if the patties were a bit more crisp (cooked a bit longer or on higher heat for a harder sear and crust) and butter the buns before toasting them (they might already but maybe not enough butter to notice). The milkshake was the perfect consistency. Not so thick to where you can't drink it through a straw, and not too loose to where it's not a shake. The inside was clean, and the staff was friendly. You can order at a kiosk, or at the register. I used the kiosk, only because It's the first thing you see upon entry, so I thought I had to. The kiosk is missing some items though (unless I just couldn't find them), and the card reader was a little stubborn when trying to tap to pay. I could only find milkshakes as part of a kids meal on the kiosk so I ordered one separately at the register. Also, I was going to order cheese fries, but the kiosk only showed bacon cheese fries as an option. Nice spot and not too far of a drive for me. I recommend trying.

Honestly, I want my money back. My friend sent me a promo for National Burger Day, and I thought it…read morewas BOGO on any burger. That's also what I was told over the phone. The reality? It was only for their "classic" burgers--which I didn't find out until I showed up. The place already had a 90 health score, which made me hesitant. Seeing a visible, overflowing trash can under the sink to the right of the kitchen didn't exactly inspire confidence either. On the positive side, the woman at the counter was friendly. She asked for my name so they could call it when my order was ready. After 15 minutes (for just two burgers, in a not-busy restaurant), I finally had to ask about my food. The cook seemed confused, asked my name again, then looked around before finally finding my order. They never actually called my name, even though that's how the process was explained. The food itself was the biggest disappointment: I paid extra for bacon, but it wasn't added. The burger patty was pink, even though I asked for well done. The lettuce looked ancient, like it had been sitting out overnight. The burger was bland with no flavor whatsoever. The only redeeming quality was the mustard bourbon sauce, which paired decently with the paper-thin slice of pepper jack cheese (on my burger), though my fiancée's burger had the cheese completely forgotten. At the heart of every guy, there are four foods we know at our core--pizza, fries, chicken nuggets, and burgers. And this burger? Easily one of the most basic, uninspired ones I've ever had. The one thing I might go back for is the milkshakes--a few flavors caught my eye. But outside of that, I don't plan to return anytime soon. Even at the promo price, I left disappointed. If I had paid the full $22 (before tax), I would've been even more upset. For now, this is a 2-star experience at best.

I was in the area and had to give this place a try. To me this is a very unique coffee shop. I…read moreordered my coffee to-go but while I was waiting I got a history lesson on coffee. By the way, make sure you look at the pictures and read captions on the wall. There's a red arrow to guide you. Another fun fact is almost everything is made in house. Overall my coffee was good but next time I'll try some pastries next time.

Stopped here after he hiking Stone Mountain and so glad we did. It is hard to find smoothie places…read morethat are not loaded with sugars but this is the perfect spot for a healthy refreshing drink. Plus kind and helpful staff. Highly recommend!