The fries are amazing! The poke also tastes great and there is a wide variety of toppings for such…read morea great price. The atmosphere is lovely and fun and the food came out very fast. Great spot with kind staff!

I wanted a warm, lightly sweet drink for a walk I was doing nearby. Warm bubble tea is the sh*t!…read moreThis place is convenient to me in location, so I decided to take a shot. On the other side, I'm not sure it was worth it especially with all of the absolutely incredible bubble tea spots around ATL. First red flag: they couldn't make the drink I originally wanted hot or with less sugar. I'm assuming this is due to their process, which most likely involves a whole lot of powders and pre-mixed things that aren't made in-house. There were a lot of mix-ups with the ordering process for just one drink, which I'd likely attribute to training. I begrudgingly went with the Taro milk tea. In all of the confusion with the first drink, I forgot to order it with less sugar and quite literally almost fell out from the sugar rush. To be fair, the cashier did not ask about any customizations (other than M or L) as I'm familiar with them regularly doing at bubble tea cafes. I had already left by the time I realized it, and I definitely won't make that mistake again. The taro was definitely pure powder... an unnatural, red-purple color. Unbearably sweet! Ugh. Oh, do yourself a favor and order extra boba. They said the milk teas automatically come with it, so I didn't bother to ask for more. But I could have probably counted on my hand the amount of tapioca pearls that were in that drink. I swear I'm not a person obsessed with huge portions, but it was just disgraceful and completely undermined the fact it was bubble tea! My drink was in a hot cup which isn't transparent, so I didn't know there was barely any in there until I unexpectedly ate them all on the fifth sip (of a LARGE drink, by the way). Probably won't return unless I'm desperate for a tapioca pearl fix and don't feel like driving farther. Bubble Tea is in the name people! You'd think it'd be better quality. Cute interior though. No pictures were taken for the drink unfortunately -- I was lowkey frustrated with my visit and it was too cold outside at the time. Didn't even bother.

Food was absolutely delicious! Bathroom was clean, service is good. Lots of fun board games, boba…read morewas so good. There was also, claw machines, plushies, toys, and snacks for sale!

I've been here plenty of times and their tonkotsu ramen always hits the spot! I usually always get…read morea taro or thai mill tea with it. The staff are always friendly and the food gets served fast. The place is pretty cozy and lively.

Sifu Brian Sutton's Roswell Tai Chi is an amazing experience! Although I have taken different…read moremartial arts over the years, it was a many years since my last experience, I was concerned about my ability to keep up and learn. Not only did his classes become an important part of life, but I also greatly enjoy both the meditative and movements of Tai Chi. Sifu Sutton's teaching style is both direct and informal and although every class contains a variety of skill levels, he always manages to conduct the classes so everyone learns. I am also impressed with the variety of knowledge he brings to every class, which include a bit of the spiritual, history and self-defense aspects of Tai Chi.

If you are looking for a great exercise program that provides tremendous life enhancing benefits, I…read moreencourage you to give Tai Chi a try at Roswell Tai Chi. I've been taking classes there under the skilled guidance of owner and instructor Brian Sutton. Brian is a multi decade expert in the Tai Chi and Qi Gong practice with a fantastic teaching style. I enjoy my twice weekly classes at Roswell Tai Chi, as well as incorporating what I've learned into my daily practice at home.

GENERAL ASSESSMENT Our overall assessment is that Shaolin…read moreInstitute does an amazingly successful job fulfilling its promise as a learning experience for both the body and mind. As we have so far experienced it, Shaolin Institute indeed teaches a "way of life" in which students can experience gratifying physical achievement, whether in Tai Chi or Kung Fu, while also exercising and expanding mindfulness. One of the most appealing aspects of Shaolin Institute is the frequent reference before and after classes regarding how specific cultural, historical, medical, and scientific achievements are directly relevant for learning and appreciating martial arts. TEACHING ASSESSMENT It is impressive that Shaolin Institute exceeds expectations in basically every category used to evaluate teachers. Below are our summaries of Shaolin Institute's multifaceted teaching strengths. CURRICULUM * SI teachers follow the SI curriculum. * SI teachers choose activities for each student relevant to the SI curriculum and each student's level of achievement. * When feasible, SI teachers sometimes helpfully group students together to learn and practice as a group the forms they have previously learned. INSTRUCTION * SI teachers provide direction so that each student knows what to focus on during class. * SI teachers present new forms clearly and logically, and helpfully demonstrate new forms. * SI teachers provide feedback and re-teach forms when necessary. Teachers provide opportunities for students to practice new forms both with and without supervision. MOTIVATION * SI teachers show genuine concern for the students. * SI teachers project a positive, encouraging tone for the classroom experience. * SI teachers establish a level of difficulty, suited for each student's level, which encourages success. SI teachers provide good verbal praise, as well as critique as needed. COMMUNICATION * SI teachers always demonstrate enthusiasm in what they are teaching. * SI teachers explain and demonstrate forms clearly. * SI teachers respond graciously and substantively to questions. EXPECTATIONS * SI teachers communicate expectations to students. * SI teachers listen to students' feedback during class and adjust their teaching pace and content accordingly. * SI teachers encourage students to participate inextracurricular community opportunities, which isimportant for the students' confidence as well as the school's exposure. METHODOLOGY & MATERIALS * SI teachers often vary how they conduct classes, for example by describing the forms, including their origins, applications, etc., and/or by physically demonstrating the forms. Both methods are helpful, especially for students who learn in different ways. * SI teachers sometimes provide supplemental resources, such as video recordings of the classes, which can be exceptionally helpful for students who want to practice at home. EVALUATIVE ACTIVITIES * SI teachers monitor and give feedback on student progressduring each individual class. * SI teachers give oral evaluative comments, as well as sometimes grades or scores. * SI teachers are available for and sometimes proactively create opportunities for one-on-one progress discussions with students. CLASS ENVIRONMENT * SI teachers clearly communicate requirements for attitude and behavior, notably by emphasizing the SI student creed and the rituals of class beginnings and endings. TEACHER-STUDENT INTERACTIONS * SI teachers make an effort to know each student as an individual. * SI teachers routinely work to promote positive self-image in students. * SI teachers routinely create a classroom climate in which students are encouraged to grow and assume personal responsibility for their growth. LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR * SI teachers are observed routinely cooperating graciously with their teaching peers, demonstrating authentic respect for one another. * SI teachers are often observed sharing ideas and methods with their fellow teachers. * SI teachers are observed regularly seeking to advance their own growth. This continuing education, observed by the students, is motivating to the students and demonstrates how we are all learning and growing.

I went to China with Shivu in 1993. We trained at the Shaolin Temple. He is the real deal. We still…read morestay in touch 30 years later!

If you wanna learn Tai Chi techniques come try out Kaikudo Martial Arts Academy. Sensei Michael…read moreIssa is a wonderful instructor and a wonderful group of people in the class. I would definitely recommend.

I've been through several states, as I've moved for work. Every place I stop, I look for martial…read morearts for the kids. This is one of the best places I've ever seen for kids martial arts. They take technique seriously, which I've really never seen before in kids martial arts (since I was in kids martial arts 30 years ago). Refreshing. Unique. Excellent. I am very pleased.

Greedy, money loving, rude, mean and disrespectful of their members…read more I started out training at the Roswell location with the master (when he chose to be in town). He left and went to China with no warning for months, leaving his members hanging, with no one to train his classes. When I asked his wife for some compensation for the months when no one was training the classes she basically said I am out of luck and the classes are extremely expensive, being over $1,500 per year plus $50.00 to $100.00 additional when training for the higher levels. Not long after when the master returned from China, the Roswell location suffered a plumbing leak, closing it down and forcing members to train at a more distant Decatur location where one of the Master's students is training the class, with a very restrictive days and time schedule. The wife, who runs all the business operations, is easily the rudest, most disrespectful and greediest person I have ever met. Please do yourself a favor if you are genuinely interested in studying Kung Fu and learning about the Taoist Philosophy and don't consider the Tai-Chi Assoc. as an option. They are the total antithesis of Taoism which is self-effacing, kind, humble, courteous and non-worldly, as they are showy, obnoxious, greedy and selfish.

This is the real deal. I want to inform in regarding the…read moretraining at the Tai Chi Association. Master Cheng teaches in the traditional way of instruction. Tai Chi is to be taught in silence. It is an intensive workout for all ages. The health benefits are numerous. Master Cheng is an authentic Buddhist monk who takes an annual trip to train at the Shaolin Temple. Let me make this clear. This is the real deal. You can't get any better than this. He teaches Qi Gong, Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and other traditional Chinese arts.

Experienced trainers result in meaningful and purposeful experience. Highly recommend attending!!read more

Having made the community rounds of yoga and tai chi classes, I was looking for a facility that was…read moremore personal, less crowded, and more varied. Body and Brain is well grounded in the latest neurological science and the instructors are extremely knowledgable and caring. Practice activities are different every day and are always followed by a time for group reflection and questions. Paricipants are all kind, friendly, and focused on their journey to wellness.

I was fortunate to find this school more than 5 years ago. I started Tai Chi to improve my balance,…read morewhich was only the start of the benefits I have received. I am physically and mentally stronger and look forward to enjoying many more years at the school as I end my 50s and start my 60s. Under the Internal Arts system, the academy offers Tai Chi, QiQong, and several others in a structured curriculum that facilitates progression and at the same time allows the student to move at their own speed. This is the real deal. The owner, Master Mike Reid, is excellent and has owned and operated this school for many years. His superb teaching ability and sense of humor make you want to keep coming back. The other teachers (of which I am one) have been studying for at least 5 years and are passionate in helping students progress in their personal journey even as we continue our own. Besides teaching Tai Chi and Kung Fu, Krav Maga and kids Karate are also available onsite. Several students take more than one type of class.

From the owner: We are the Academy of Qigong & Internal Studies or AQIS. We are offering classes to new students of…read moreall age groups including youth and adult programs. Self Defense Classes Tai Chi Kung Fu Silat Please visit our website or call today to sign up for a class and to check out our current schedule of classes.