The food is much bigger than you think. Each item should be shared with someone else. This was some…read moregreat food. This time I got the Jolly Rancher sandwich with loaded fries. The Jolly Rancher is just too big. A giant chicken cutlet with avocado half, two eggs, large bacon strips, and a giant heaping of jalapeno ranch. Sauce and toppings went everywhere on my first bite. Smash the sandwich together and cut it into sections. It tastes great though. The loaded fries had cheese, sauce, and real bacon. The loaded fries are a meal themselves.

So delicious! Even takeout 30 minutes later! Food 5 Stars -…read moreWe had the ABC and Jolly Rancher chicken sandwiches and fries, and drinks- peach green tea and strawberry matcha latte. Great flavor, traveled well, super crispy, and huge portions! I would definitely want to try some more of the drinks. I also love that the chicken cutlet is gluten free! The bun is not, so we put it on our own rolls at home. I can't speak to ambiance because the hubs picked up, but he said it was a cute space with just a few tables for seating, and easy parking.

It's been awhile since I came back to Cuckoo's cafe at this location, I completely missed the news…read morethat they renovated the inside. It looks more inviting and I can see why people come here to work, school, etc. I got the mango yakult drink, Taiwanese chicken nuggets, and doughnuts. They were all pretty good and I will definitely try to keep this cafe in mind following a near nearby on Buford Highway. I thought it was really interesting all the plush toys around the store were for sale at first I thought it was just decorations but it is a nice touch!

The place was nice, but in my opinion, the drinks were priced too high; the environment was OK. The…read morebathrooms were mediocre..

Great food and service! I had heard a lot of good things about Hunan Garden and finally got around…read moreto trying it. We got the Beef Flat Rice Noodle, the Pork Chop Dry Pot, and the Mapo Tofu. My favorite was definitely the Pork Chop Dry Pot! The pork was tender, the dish was well seasoned, and it wasn't overly spicy even though it looks quite spicy. The noodles were solid, would definitely order again. The Mapo Tofu was a little lacking in flavor in my opinion, but still a decent dish. All dishes came out in fairly large portions! I really wish I lived closer so that I could come more often - finding good chinese food in ATL is a little tough, so I'm so glad to have tried Hunan Garden. Prices are also very reasonable! The service is good! Usually chinese restaurants don't have the greatest service, but they were good about refilling our waters and not rushing us once we were done with our food. The food also came out pretty quick! Highly recommend!

I had high hopes for this place per the recommendation from a friend when visiting family but was a…read morebit underwhelmed to be honest. Tried all the popular dishes and some weren't bad, but nothing jumped out as being worth trying again. One positive was the portion sizes were quite large for the price and in general is something I miss about dining in Georgia, so you definitely won't go hungry. The service was pretty disappointing. I'm not expecting top-notch at small spots like this but felt the staff was actually rather rude as opposed to just being purely inattentive. Overall it was an ok experience but given the abundance of Chinese-based restaurants in the area, probably won't be back anytime soon.

Very cool food court in Jusgo Market. The food was organic and it was a clean environment. I have…read morerolled by this several times while at Mazzys, and never went inside. But it was cold and I was in search for soup dumplings which was closed according to Yelp but I was so happy with what I ended up getting. I ended up going with Yes Formosa because the lady at the counter was nice to me and she gave me good options. So I got the Crispy Pork Bao Bun and Pork Dumpling soup. It was really delicious and authentic. I can't wait to go back and find out what else they have but I feel blessed to have experience some really Asian cuisine that wasn't store bought. I will be back. I even got a strawberry a mbs cream Sando

One of the many food options in the jusgo market food court. Husband ordered oyster omelette, black…read morebean noodles with sesame sauce, and stinky tofu. Stinky tofu was good & feels hard to find! Crispy, nice sauce, and pickled veg. Unfortunately the noodles didn't come with sesame sauce like the photo showed and the oyster omelette had a sauce that didn't taste like others we've had in the past. Would only return to try the tofu again or other items.

If you're Taiwanese or on the hunt for legit hot pot, GO TO POP POT. The owner (?) told us her…read moreingredients are specially sourced from Taiwan and the Taiwanese sausage we started with def tasted just look what I grew up with. Each of the hot pot options automatically comes with a TON of Taiwanese favs, ranging from 豬血糕 and fish balls to Napa cabbage and tofu. They let you select the spice level and have an add-on section with extra meat, egg, noodles, etc. Huge portions given the cost. It's been quiet both times I've gone in - shocked this place isn't more popular. Definitely a relaxing environment, regardless.

I have been coming to Pop Pot for YEARSSSS!!! And somehow I always take photos and forget to leave…read morea review. ‍ We seriously love it here. I always get the sukiyaki pot, and my kids are obsessed with the Taiwanese pot. And for the sauce? We always ask them to mix all three together trust me, that combo hits every single time. One thing I love is that everything comes fully made and all in one pot for you. Unlike other hot pot spots where you have to pick and cook everything yourself, this is quick, easy, and stress-free. If you want something fast, comforting, and consistent this is the spot.

Mama's Kitchen for Mama's home cooked meals! Atlanta seems to really struggle with securing a solid…read moreTaiwanese restaurant - and if somehow one does appear, it doesn't last long. I've had Mama's Kitchen on my list for a while once it popped up on my Taiwanese cuisine radar. It looks like the menu has expanded to included non-Taiwanese dishes, maybe to suit the tastes of the other cultures in the area. However, I was going straight for the Taiwanese favorites, including the Braised Minced Pork over Rice (滷肉飯), fried chicken cutlet over rice and of course the classic beef noodle soup. Everything was a-ok! Service was friendly, even inside the H-Mart food court. My favorite was the minced pork over rice (i even ordered a second order to go LOL), but the chicken cutlet and beef noodle soup hit the spot. If you're looking for some casual Taiwanese classics quick and easy, definitely recommend Mama's Kitchen!

The food is really good here! The spicy fish fillet sichuan style is my family's go to! It had melt…read morein your mouth pieces of fish covered in the slightly tongue numbing sauce. We also get the mapo tofu which is a staple too. Its sauce is nice and thick with the silkiest tofu. Not spicy and is the best mixed on top of rice. Their eggplant dish is really good too. It has minced ground pork and a nice brown sauce. A good side dish to complement any meal. The Zha Jiang Mian is pretty good! It has nice chunks of pork and shrimp that give the dish a nice bite. Great to order if you have kids. I usually get the food to go since it's in a food court inside hmart, and I want the whole meal experience at home. But the food court there is pretty quiet with a lot of tables to sit. The food comes out pretty fast and the front cashier girl has quick service skills. This is a good place to get food for a good hearty Taiwanese meal! Very good and hits the satisfaction factor every time!

We love this place for their oyster omelette but was so disappointed when I ordered the Taiwanese…read moresausage that we were craving but got a completely different item. Instead of the juicy, sweet, and meaty sausage that is typically served with slices of garlic, we got lap cheong or Cantonese style sausage which is salty, dry aged, and firm. This kind of sausage usually goes into sticky rice. I'm not sure if they have this on their menu and made a mistake with my order, but if they are putting Taiwanese sausage on their menu and serving this, it's a false advertisement.

Had a tea craving so came here. There's a lot of tea options in this area but this was the only one…read moreI could find with ginger tea, which I didn't even end up ordering. I ordered a strawberry green tea which was still good. Would come back to try their others flavors. They also have a seating area and free wifi so may do a wfh day here as well. They have music playing on medium volume but doesn't look like it gets too crowded.