This is not the review of the restaurant itself but of a specific dish. Hydrabadi Biriyani. (They…read morehave another biriyani called Special biriyani which is outstanding) The Hydrabadi biryani lacks flavor, has chicken that seems to have been boiled and put in spiced up rice, it is over cooked and just for the chicken to have some flavor, I had to dip it in sambar so I could eat it. It was horrible :). DO NOT order that here, The five buck rotisserie in Costco has so much more flavor than this chicken. That should all you how bad it was. Other than the above, other dishes here have been good,

Fantastic food and great service...thanks to Kuber. I loved their extensive menu and I tried a…read moresofter style dosa called a Kal dosa. The ambiance is bright, fresh, and squeaky clean. Chicken 65 was on point. We also had Apollo fish and Chicken makhani. All very tasty and delicious.

The food was amazing and super fresh! Customers service was great and I got my food very fast.read more

This place serves fresh and fast Chinese Indian food. It was clean with plenty of seating. I loved…read morehow they have just the right amount of spice to each of their dishes. The hot and sour soup is delicious. You can get it vegetarian or with chicken. It comes out really hot temperature wise. The gobi cauliflower was amazing! I loved how it was prepared. They have the seasoning down! Yum. I would order that on every visit. Prices are very reasonable for what you get. Highly recommended. The only downside of this place is that they don't use reusable silverware or plates which is something I really don't like when dining it.

Food is so good and hits the spot after work !the wings have a great crisp on the outside while the…read moreinside is soft and the sauce is amazing! Fried rice is also great I love the combo meals and the owners/staff are genuinely the sweetest people ever and are incredibly thoughtful. The place looks cozy and nice to sit in and enjoy a full meal and leftovers are the best part since they pack so much food for you!

I'd suggest stay away from their hibachi/fried rice dishes with their hard-to-chew rice and…read moreSysco-frozen vegetables that always gentrify the F out of ethnic dishes. The beef that comes with steak hibachi was too tough, ended up in the trash. Wings, tho, are okay, especially the wet LP. Dry LP was too salty - must've been extra loving from the kitchen. One big, full star for the sweetest staff behind the counter. She was the savior for this adventure, but think I'll pass on this place from now on.

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!

It's inside HMart so don't come for the ambiance. You can definitely count on fresh, flavorful…read morefood. They are always friendly and know what our regular orders are. The service could be a little long but it is worth the wait.

This is more of a 3.8 than a straight 4. I'm nearby for work and my coworkers talk it up all the…read moretime. They are even reward members. So I gave it try. I feel like it was actually on my list of places to try when I used to work out this way before. It's fairly easy enough to get to. Parking is... small but it's not the worst thing in the world. I was early for the dinner crowd that slowly began to come in. Staff was very friendly. Attentive enough but not overbearing. I personally don't eat sushi so I cannot comment on that. I had the ginger salad, spicy chicken ramen and the fried dumplings. The ginger salad was ok. I wish it was fresh ginger dressing but I still enjoyed how light it was. The ramen left a little to be desired. I felt the broth wasn't rich enough and the chicken could've been crispier. But the best was the fried gyoza. You'll never go wrong with those. Steaming hot and savory. I would absolutely go back during a lunch special, not full price dinner

I have been wanting to try this ramen house since they opened, and I'm so glad that we finally did!…read more The inside is much bigger than I expected and is decorated very nicely. Our server was kind and helpful. My friend and I each got a ramen, then dynamite shrimp and edamame to share. Everything was delicious. I love that they had an option for a veggie ramen with a veggie base. I believe it was miso base. I also was able to add on a few veggies too! It was delicious.

LOVE THIS PLACE. They treat you like family as soon as you…read morewalk in the door. And ever after one visit they remember you.

Food, service, atmosphere all perfect! This is our absolute favorite restaurant of all time. They…read moretreat us like family and the food is outstanding! Sushi is on point, Chinese entrees on point, and kids meals are kid approved! We love it here and Mei is the absolute best server.

Food quality is about the same but they screw up your orders…read more For example, I ordered Ramen and they served it to me without a spoon. The egg in the ramen was pathetic. It was hard boiled instead of soft boiled. It had not been marinated in tamari and mirin (etc) long enough to darken the yolk. The plate of Singapore chow mein has changed to include cilantro which we requested to leave off, plate arrived covered in cilantro. For years, the main reason I came to tin drum was to get their Thai tea. They did away with it. Now they bait you with cafe du monde cans on every table but no coffee available. Bottle drinks are $2.95. Place is loud and echoes. The person taking orders does not acknowledge you. We thought for a minute we just had to put an order in on the screen that was looking towards the customers (us and the 6 people behind us). We started tapping the screen since the person behind it was clearly not capable of interacting with us, he turned the screen off on us. Yeah, I may try another location of Tin Drum to see if they had their tasty Thai tea but I won't be back to this one.

I really like the Hong Kong chicken with rice. It's always so crispy and seasoned so well. It's so…read moredelicious. And costs around $15. A little bit pricey but I'm ok with it since it's stayed consistent throughout the years. They aren't a boba shop so it's not that great but it's also an option if you're interested in that.

Had seen this place on social media and was really intrigued by the decor in this spot. It was very…read morecute from what I saw on social media so I was ready to check it out for myself. The server was a little rude when we entered and didn't talk much she just made hand gestures and basically slammed some menus in front of us. We ordered quite a bunch. Bao buns, teriyaki bowls, sushi and a Thai tea. Everything came out at different times and everything was pretty delicious. Overall the food was very good but service definitely could have been better. I'd come back again but it would mostly be if I couldn't anything else in the area.

When I pulled up to this spot, I wasn't really expecting much and for sure when I pulled up, I…read moredefinitely judged this book by it's cover. Tucked in a small plaza sandwiched between a orthodontists office and a salon is this little tiny joint off Webb Bridge road off Kimball Bridge in Alpharetta. So when you walk into the place, it's got the vibe of a night market where you're sitting in the street of Hong Kong or Beijing eating local fare. The decor reflects that the art of the place gives it that night market feeling. There isn't much in terms of service as it's a small operation but that's all you really need is a front of house greeter/host and someone to deliver the food and someone to cook it and Haochi has it! Now let's talk food... I had gotten their char sui pork bao (they named it chashu like the Japanese pork used in Tonkatsu ramen), Taiwanese fried chicken, and the HongKong wonton noodle soup... and let me tell you! It's all great! The Taiwanese fried chicken is crispy yet the chicken is so juicy and flavorful. Seasoned beautifully with a hint of that Chinese 5 spice in the batter recipe and served popcorn style with a sweet and sour dipping sauce makes for a very good starter The bao bun is light. Not much of a fan of the char sui pork as it was cut bologne thin yet held almost no flavor and the cucumber used was a bit off putting so wasn't a fan of the bao, at least not the chashu version. The HongKong wonton Noodle soup is amazing!!! The broth was savory, rich, yet seeing that the base of the broth is wonton soup broth, it was also light and super clean and deeply flavorful. Maybe it's the MSG but that's an Asian staple seasoning. They did give large chunks of roast pork and about 4 shumai dumplings in the broth. The noodles were thin and cooked to perfection. What set this right even more so was the addition of chili oil. Bummed they didn't have Chinese black vinegar but I think that's just me being snobby. Overall, I am quite satisfied with my experience at Haochi and it's definitely fusion but not in the way that it satisfies the western taste as there is still a prominent nod to the Chinese and South East Asian flavors. Worth hitting up for a lunch spot or a hang with friends.

This was an unusual find. I had stopped by the bookstore to get a manga book, when I realized there…read morewas a ramen spot next door. I decided to try it. Interior is simply decorated yet very inviting. Great ambiance My food was delivered less than 5 minutes after I ordered. Hot, savory and eye catching. Very well priced for the portions . I had the best cucumber salad with nuts. The crunch and dressing gave it such a taste as to rival any other salad out there Its family run; father and son were receiving and serving. Stop by and try it.

These were the worst soup dumplings I've ever had. I've been on a mission to find some great soup…read moredumplings, so when I saw that this restaurant was down the street from my job, I didn't hesitate to go visit. The decor and setup of the restaurant was very colorful and unique. There was a beautiful Asian inspired mural on the wall and plenty of seating. Once I chose my table and ordered I waited about 15 to 20 minutes. When the dumplings came out, they did not look appetizing. They were incredibly small and the dough had a crosshatch pattern on the outside. There was no 'soup' inside the dumplings and the filling taste wasn't worth remembering. I encourage anyone visiting this restaurant to order something different from the menu.

Today I used Yelp to find a good salad location. Flaming Iron Asian Grill was in the list and it…read morewas very close to my lady location. I walked into this bright and colorful cafeteria style restaurant and noticed the beautifully colored pictures on the wall. The ambiance her is casual but it does set a little undertone of sophistication. The restaurant is immaculate. With everything in its rightful place, I saw high tops seating with tables and table and chair with cushion seating. Very comfortable! It served me well to sit at the high top seating as I find that more comfortable for me and it is very, very quiet here. The person making that salad greeted me as I approach. I guess he was waiting to see if I was going to use the kiosk as several others did while i waited for food to be prepared. I was the only one dining in, everyone else took there's to go and a few Uber Eats or Door dash showed up. I ordered The balsamic shrimp salad, it has lettuce mix, grilled shrimp, pickled radish, edamame, purple cabbage, seasoned corn, sesame seed, croutons, and balsamic vinegar dressing. I asked to add avocado and MJ us the seasoned corn. This salad was a perfect balance for me. Not too filling. Balsamic vinaigrette dressing is not one of my favorites so I sprinkled it on not too heavy. I also had the ITOEN unsweetened Bold Green Tea. It had a bold flavor, hence the name. I will be here until Saturday so I'll come back two more days. On my way out, I stopped by the laboratory to find it was near and tidy as well. As I left the restaurant, I heard a female worker thanking me for coming in. Awesome customer service today.

We love Flaming Iron for a tasty, healthy dinner option! I usually get the Yum Yum Bowl, but this…read moretime I tried their Teriyaki Chicken. It comes with grilled vegetables and red pepper, and I left off the sesame seeds. I did add in a grilled broccoli base for $1, and really enjoyed being able to get so many fresh vegetables as part of my dinner. Next time I might try the cold rice noodles. The order was ready for pick-up right on time, and as always, the restaurant was clean with places to sit available, had we not gotten it to-go. (I will say that the chicken came with what was supposed to be a teriyaki sauce, but which tasted like soy sauce, so maybe there was a mix-up? But, since we've always had such stellar service before, we will of course, be back!)