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I came here for a small snack after getting free parking on the street in the nearby neighborhood. Suzy Siu's Baos is in a food stall in Krog Street Market. The employee at the front counter was quick, efficient, and helpful. The menu is simple, and customers get a discount whenever they buy in "SETS." For instance, a bao currently costs $4.75. However, if a customer buys 3 baos, the price is $13. There are other discounted SETS on the menu, which includes ramen, baos, rice bowls, specials and sides. I was only interested in the baos, and there were three different types that I was considering: Pork Belly, Korean BBQ and Carnitas. I finally ordered the carnitas bao at the register, and sat down at one of the four stools at the counter. I didn't even have to wait 5 minutes before my bao was served directly to me. The soft white fluffy bun was perfectly made - slightly sweet in flavor and spongy in texture. It was stuffed with hot and flavorful shredded carnitas (pork) meat. Even as a snack, one isn't enough. I guess next time I'll have to order baos as a set, so I can also try the pork belly and the Korean bbq beef. When I was eating my bao while sitting at the counter, and it didn't take long to eat my bao, three groups of customers came by to place their take out orders, so it seems that this food stall has steady business. I'm definitely coming back to try more items on the menu!
Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Pork Bely Bao was extremely flavorful and so delicious Togashiri Tots (I probably spelled that wrong)- this was sooooooo tasty! The tots were fresh and crispy and the flavor was so good! The seasoning on top was great. It really made the tater tots taste high level. Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Spicy Wontons were crazy spicy. It really made me question.. what is this for? I had two friends with even higher spice tolerance taste them and both struggled to not spit it out. Next time I will see if I can get the sauce on the side because I think the actual wonton was probably really good but my mouth was so on fire that I could barely tell. I mean I get it's silly to complain in about something being spicy when spicy is literally in the title... but I expected at least palatable ijs.
This spot sticks out among all the other restaurants in the Market. Tater tots are great with their sauce and the bao buns melted in your mouth. Staff was new and a little slow but mostly because they were super busy.
Got some bao here last week. We got the fried chicken, pork belly and Korean bbq beef. They are pretty good!
Service was fast and customer service was good. Lobster baos was just ok. The flavor could have left more of an impression with more seasoning and butter. It was kinda blah but it's edible and plenty of lobster meat
Suzy Siu's Baos in Krog Street Market had delicious buns (not baos like the name or picture suggest). The Korean BBQ Beef buns were so flavorful. 4 stars though because the service was terrible. The "food runner" was rude and didn't apologize for their slow service, even though a 10-min wait time was promised. One of our two orders came out right away so just wouldn't own up. I would be back but hopefully wouldn't have to interact with the dark-haired girl. I forgot to get a picture of the "baos".
Suzy Siu's Baos is located inside the food hall, Krog Street Market. I don't know how the parking situation is normally because we aren't from Atlanta, but the parking lot was small and it was difficult to find any free parking. It didn't look like there any available street parking either, so we ended up doing valet for $5. I got the two baos and a side set.I ordered the pork carnitas bao, korean bbq beef bao, and the mapo tofu fries. I found the baos and fries to be quite lacking and everything was really salty in flavor. The saltiness overpowered everything else that was in the bao. On top of that, the portions were quite small for the price that you pay for. If I had gotten this for lunch instead of a snack, this wouldn't have filled me up. With the mapo tofu fries, I just wish there was more. It was lacking in taste because I feel like there wasn't enough on top of the fries. Overall, quite disappointing.
This was a great addition to Krog Street Market. Don't be surprised that just the three bao's alone will be more than filling. These were some descent bao's but nothing to go out of the way for. Certainly a good option if you're at Krog Street Market and trying to consider what to eat.
Baos were edible but not tasty. Tried the chicken,bulgogi, and pork belly. The chicken rice bowl had 3 small quarter sized pieces for $14. I was shocked. There is absolutely no love or aspiration to make your customer happy. I mean if the portion was small the taste should be phenomenal but was so terrible. Quality control? Please try the other chicken places and check your competitors
It's a bao time I tried Suzy Siu's Baos after hearing about them for years! My friend and I did a mini food tour of Krog Market and made a stop at Suzy Siu's. I ordered two of the fried tofu and mushroom baos, which I believe is one of their newer items. They were $4.50 a piece. Although they were very tasty, I found the portions to be on the smaller side. They were appetizer portions. Perfect if you're just sampling different items. The staff was friendly and helpful. They did warn me ahead of time that two baos wouldn't fill me up. They also gave me an accurate wait time. I would def eat here again!
Delish bao's. The soft and chewy outside with the crunchy seasoned filling had me want more. The service was good too! Will be back for more. There's vegan/vegetarian options. Krog Market is a great place to get together with friends. Really enjoyed the day.
The service was friendly and nice. Reasonably priced. Liked that they had options for vegans. Broth was delicious for the ramen but the noodles were extremely hard. Also the baos were quite bland.
Service was fast, but the taste of the ramen wasn't that great. It nearly tasted like an instant ramen packet. Nothing worth returning to. :(
5 years ago
Wow. I'm a bit of a bao whore. Love them! I mean what is there to not like, steamy soft chewy little buns with tasty flavorful saucy foods stuffed inside. Uh, yes please, everyday. Thanks Now, these baos were the BEST I've ever had. Ever. I know that sounds dramatic but I don't care. I've eaten a lot of baos & we have a place near us in Orlando that is high awarded and we go to all the time & I thought that was the best. We are in Atlanta for a trip and I got these assuming they would be just Ok. But wow, I actually got sad when I finished and said to my husband "I'm just so sad I might never have these again since we don't live here & they just changed my bao life, how do I go back to before?" Lol Anyway, delicious delicious delicious. We both got, Korean Beef BBQ, Spicy Fried Chicken & the Fried Green Tomato. Don't ask me which was the best, I don't know, I just don't know. Life conundrum. Thanks for the heavenly moment of Bao ecstasy. read more
Yay!!!! I finally got to try this wonderful place!!!! I was pleasantly satisfied by EVERYTHING! I was extremely excited to try one of their baos. The first one I had was the Korean BBQ Beef Bao. It was absolutely delicious! I should've gotten five more. The ramen was good, I've had better but it was fine. The wings my boyfriend had were GREAT! I almost ate them all for myself . He also had corn which was awesome too. Suzy Siu, I'll definitely be back! read more
4 years ago
We wanted to try something new & quick so we ordered ahead for pick up. Unfortunately they didn't have the mayo stuff that they usually put on top of the street corn but it was still pretty flavorful. The baos are small but pack huge flavor. Definitely will come again and try more things on the menu. read more
I don't know who you are, Suzy, but your baos are on point. Pricey, but on point. I'm always critical of baos in the US, because nothing can compare to the perfect Taiwanese Pork belly bao, found on street carts in Taiwan. You watch the vendors make them at a lightning fast speed in awe, and wish you could get a $1 Pork belly bao in America... Although, I would also be skeptical of a $1 bao, because what fake or expired ingredients did they use to make it if they're selling it for only $1? Tangent aside, Suzy Siu's serves up a tasty Pork belly bun. It's not authentic, as they did make it their own with pickled onions and pecan sugar. It worked, because I didn't need to compare it to the original Taiwanese version, but I could also recognize the concept. The pork belly was tender and fatty and perfect. Aside from the delicious pork belly, the other baos and sides I have tried paled in comparison, so the 4 stars really goes to the pork belly bao alone. We also tried the: Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) bao: not the worst, not the best. Flavors are tasty but I was hoping for something with a bit more of a crunch, as I tend to find with Korean fried chicken. Kalbi Beef bao: probably the most disappointing. I was not impressed whatsoever. The need reminded me of bulgogi, not the flavorful ribs I was expecting. The lettuce seemed misplaced. The meat had little to no flavor or texture. No bueno. Kimchi fritters: I love cooked and raw kimchi, as well as fried anything, really. These were just ok, nothing special. Fried kimchi is interesting, but I do prefer just straight up warm cooked kimchi with bacon grease. Overall, I'm not super impressed with everything on the menu, but if you're just wanting a quick snack without breaking the budget at KSM, I suggest the pork belly bao from Suzy Siu's. read more
Another favorite at Krog Street. I've been a handful of times and I'll keep coming back! FOOD: Baos are delicious. They have a light, airy bun, with delicious meat inside. My favorites here are the Pork Belly and the Beef. The Pork Belly is very tender, flavorful, and comes with a little bit of brown sugar. It works really nicely. Definitely recommend! The beef bao is good too- flavorful and tasty. SERVICE: People are really nice, willing to answer my questions. AMBIANCE: It is in Krog Street, which is a shared space. Please Google if you want to understand this better than you do already. VALUE: Pretty good. I think price is reasonable for what you get. Baos are small, but I like that you can get several and try the ones you want. OVERALL: A new favorite in Krog! Will be back soon. read more
7 years ago
I am not very experienced in the world of baos, but man am I glad I tried this place out! I was feeling adventurous, so I ordered a bit of everything. Lobster bao, pork belly bao, spicy chicken bao, and tofu fries. Everything was prepared fresh, and was very flavorful. My favorite would have to be the lobster boa, because there was literary huge chunks of fresh lobster drenched in butter. I mean what could be better? I'll definitely be returning, because I still need to try the pork and shrimp dumplings! read more
3 years ago
I recently discovered baos and had been seeing a lot of Instagram posts about Suzy Siu's that got my mouthwatering, so I made it a point to give them a try on my next visit to Krog Street Market. There was no line when we got to their stall and we received our order a few minutes after placing it. A friend and I decided to share the 3 Baos set and selected the Korean BBQ Beef, Mapo Tofu Dog, and Fried Green Tomato. Each of the baos themselves were cooked perfectly. Each of the fillings were unique and flavorful, but they did add perhaps a little too much sauce. The texture of the Fried Green Tomato was harder than expected though and didn't have the best flavor on its own. The next time I'm back at Krog though, I would considering trying some of their other baos, especially the Lobster bao. read more
4 years ago
Took 50 mins for my order to come out and the guy got an attitude with me for asking how much longer (after 30 mins) only to receive a chicken nugget and shaved beef bbq. Don't think I'll be coming back anytime soon read more
For anyone visiting this place for the first time. The store is located inside the krog streer marketplace and isnt visible from outside. I've read the reviews and even saw about this place in a magazine. Had high expectations for there baos but was a disappointment. Ive tried their KFC, porkbelly and fried apple bao. The KFC one was terrible - the meat was so hard it had to used both my hands to break it. I guess they fried it a lil too much. The pork belly meat was better but lacked flavor. Overall isnt a great experience for me. Might be i visited on a wrong day. read more
7 years ago
The photos they have make the baos look way fancier than they actually are BUT they do taste great. It was interesting to find this place because it's inside a building that has a bunch of other little restaurants inside of them. If you go on a Friday or Saturday be prepared to wait a long time to even get in line. The place is really tight and small for the amount of people that are inside there. The food is great it does taste really good, but the presentation isn't what you think it'll be. The reason I am giving 3 stars is because I did watch the person behind the stove coughing a bunch and that really isn't sanitary IMO. Food still tasted great but I'm going to pass on the germs! read more
4 years ago
Amazing! I wish I had taken photos of all of the food we ordered but all of the boa buns we ordered were delicious. Would definitely order again if in Atlanta read more
6 years ago
Krog Street Market has a few treasures, and Suzy Siu's is definitely one of them! A great street food stop, Suzy Siu's has a bunch of east meets west bao and fries options. We ordered the Pork Belly and BBQ Beef Baos, as well as the kimchi fries. The bao buns were fluffy and aromatic, complementing the tangy and savory sauces of the pork and beef well. But we liked the fries best of all-- crispy, crunchy, and perfectly salted, with that extra spicy pork kick. I'd definitely go back again, especially for those fries. Final Verdict: Food: 4.5/5 Ambience: 3.5/5 Overall: 4/5 Haiku: -Pork Belly & BBQ Beef Baos- tender pork and beef roasted slowly, enveloped in a cloud of bun read more
6 years ago
Highly Recommend a bulgogi (Korean bbq) and Pork Belly. They were nice snacks, but definitely need a drink to balance the saltiness. I wish little bit hotter(as temperature). It was warm. For that reason give this place a four star. read more
Happened upon this place at the Krog street market. Got the 6 pack of Baos for $22. I got the porky belly, Korean bbq, fried chicken, fried green tomato, fried oyster, and mapo chili dog. My favorites were the pork belly, Korean bbq, and mapo chili dog. I'd avoid the fried oyster as there was basically no oyster in it. The other two were okay. This place is definitely worth trying. read more
5 years ago
I absolutely love the Krog Street Market and I think Suzy Siu's Baos had some amazing food! After asking about the size of a Bao, I decided to order the Ramen and Bao combo. My food came out after around 10 minutes, which was understandable because there were a few other people waiting in line too! I got the Korean BBQ Beef Bao and it was wonderful - I almost wish I had ordered another because it disappeared so quickly. The bulgogi and the spice went really well together, and it wasn't too spicy. As for the tonkotsu ramen, BEST ramen I've ever had. The noodles were so buttery that it almost didn't feel like ramen, but they complemented the broth and the toppings. I think the portion size could have been bigger for the size, but I was so blown away by the taste of the ramen that it didn't bother me too much. I also thought it was nice how they separated the soup and the noodles for take out, so you can add them together whenever you want. I would love to come back and try their other baos and their other ramen flavors! read more
3 years ago
7 years ago
I was so excited to come and try their baos, but the service was lacking! I understand everyone has a bad or off day, but I don't think it should be acted on to others. I'm just very disappointed at how the service order counter was operated while I was there for lunch when it was not busy and there was only one order ahead of me. However, I did order the lobster bao special that comes with two. I did like the idea, but I personally think it was too saucy making it hard to eat since all the sauce has now soaked into the bao making it very soft and not in tact. I would like to try this place again, just with better service. read more
Good stuff! Got the pork and beef buns and we definitely enjoyed them. They were good size, maybe on the slightly expensive side for what we got, but no big deal. Great service. It's located at Krog Street market, it's one of the stalls inside next to the ice cream store. It's very good food and I wish I had tried more stuff there. I'll definitely be going back and trying more things and maybe updating the review. For now four stars for the buns we ate!! read more
Nice plump baos filled with goodness. Love the dough. Korean fried chicken bao - slathered in a spicy sauce, the crunch of the fried chicken still comes through. This is like a 'hot wings' bao. Excellent. Pork belly bao - also good. Pork is well seasoned and prepared. I was told this was their most popular bao. Korean street corn - half a corn cob sprinkled with a chile powder. OK, but not as good as the baos in terms of flavor and interest. I'd choose a different side next time. Two baos with one side makes for a moderately filling lunch. I could have had a third easily. They have a few sodas including Coke products - something lacking in other Krog places such as Fred's. Orange cream soda pairs well with Korean. I've been to Taiyo in Decatur and found their ramen to be quite good, so it's not surprising to me that this venture by the same folks is also worthy. No one in line to order at ten minutes past eleven in the morning on a Thursday, but a small crowd gathered while I was eating. Recommended. read more
8 years ago
I've never encountered Mapo tofu fries before, so the concept was interesting to me. I definitely recommend you give them a shot, they're delicious and fun. Also, I loved that the vegetables are locally grown. The more I can support local businesses, the better. read more
Would give it a 3.7 stars, not quite a solid 4 stars. This is a nice add to Krog market as Ponce has their Simply Seoul but I prefer here. Bao has a better texture and not overly soggy toppings like Simply. Tried the kimchi fritters but I think it needed longer cooking time since it was still raw dough in the middle, but essentially tasted like kimchi pancakes rolled into a ball. The pork bao was delicious and my favorite with perfectly cooked pork that falls apart in your mouth! Galbi bao, though good feels misrepresented since it's more like a bulgogi bao and was slightly saucy and salty. Overall, think Suzy Siu's is good for entree or finale when you need something extra to your meal at Krog market. read more
5 years ago
Atlanta needs more of Suzy Sius Baos! The service is so fast and no nonsense and they have a great menu! I got the fried green tomato and mushroom tofu baos both of which were so great. Lovely filling and great flavors, the tofu bao has a great teriyaki flavour and the friend green tomato one has a lovely umami shiso flavour. I've easily gone back 5 times after my first visit! read more
6 years ago
Suzy Siu's Bao's is such a yummy quick bite to get at Krog Street Market. They have different bao sets for your to pick from on their menu and I opted for the 3 baos and a side for $13. I got the pork belly, Korean bbq beef, and Korean fried chicken with a side of Mapo Tofu fries. All the food was full of flavor and super delicious. The Korean bbq beef was a little dry. My favorite bao was the Korean fried chicken one. The fries were so crispy throughout the meal even with the sauce poured over them. I'll be back to try some more! read more
First, I'd like to start off that I ordered this via DoorDash. I tend to not leave reviews when ordering through them, because I always feel it's a bit unfair. By the time your food has arrived, it's been in someone's car for around 15-20 minutes and it's never as good as fresh. With that being said, I was incredibly lucky that it took my DoorDash delivery guy what seemed like 5 minutes to get here so everything tasted very fresh. I ordered the 3 bao and a side as well as the lobster roll baos set. I'll start with the things that were my least favorite: the Korean Street corn. It was undercooked, bordering on raw. The packaging for delivery could use rethinking. It was wrapped in foil which leaked all the melted butter all over the 3 boa that came with it. It soaked the bao a bit, but thankfully it didn't really effect them much, just made the bottoms greasy. The Korean BBQ was my least favorite of the boa as the sauce was overpowering. The sauce itself was good, but it seemed to be overpowering the rest of it. The fried chicken boa was good, although I wasn't a fan of bread and butter pickle on it. Dill would have complimented the flavor nicer. That being said, the crunch was perfect and the flavor was super yummy. My two favorites by far were the pork belly and the lobster. The pork belly's flavor was so good. The ever so slightly sweet sauce went soooo well with the pickled onion and cilantro. The absolute best was the lobster! Oh my gawsh the lobster was so stinking good. First, look at how STUFFED the boa was. They were not cheap on the amount of filling in these puppies. The lobster was soooo flavorful I started salivating the moment I bit into it. (Yes, I know....imma fat ass) The lobster was cooked perfectly (not dry like so often you find) and you could taste the melted butter in them as well. I am only here for a limited time, but I plan on returning at least once before I leave. read more
5 years ago
These baos were delicious! We only wish they weren't out of the beef. I loved the tofu one and the pork belly the most. The carnitas was an interesting flavor because it felt Korean but tasted Mexican. read more
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8 years ago
Finally got the chance to try these Baos (Asian-styled, side-stuffed sandwiches) from Suzy Siu's Baos! Finding Suzy Siu's Baos was a struggle, not knowing that it was inside Krog's Market.. Nevertheless, I was surprise lily happy to find it alongside with other tempting stands! Grilled Pork Belly was my favorite! read more
4 years ago
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Hi Katie. Thanks for your review. Just to clarify our Baos are NOT…
I would say if you don't have a salty pallet I'd avoid this place. I decided to try out a variation of Bao to see which one would best fit my taste in conjunction with the Mapo Fries. For 2/3 Baos and the Fries I found myself consistently grabbing my water because all the food was so salty. The Korean fried chicken Bao was super super salty the chicken was juicy but that alone could not savor the taste. The pork belly had a sweeter flavor that complemented the sweet fluffy Bao flavor just right and was perfect for my pallet. The fries itself were a combination of salty and spicy. The spice itself gave you that similar to Szechuan spice in addition to the onions and salty seasoning. Overall id say the food filled me up and it was good, but nothing out of the ordinary read more
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99 Krog St NE
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