Basic neighborhood counter service grab your food and bounce spot. I called in an order. There were…read morelots of options, the food was hot and to be expected from a neighborhood china house. I would eat from them again if I'm craving Chinese. I took a star off bc the store was a lil sus when I walked in. I was a tad bit worried about the quality of food bc it was kinda dirty. Now, in there defense, it was pretty late and a guy was out in the front mopping. The saving grace: iMO was when I noticed the the cashier was the cook who happened to be a lone older Asian guy. Wok and all the ingredients looked clean, fresh, very made to order and in my head this usually means good quality food. The visible cooked made to order looking setup (not the dirt).

Main Moon, you are a shining star…read more The only decent Chinese food I have found since moving here 20 yrs ago. Great crab rangoon, nice portions, always friendly and quick. I appreciate them so much, one of the only places I think really deserve full tipping. The one day I called and they didn't pick up, I knew something must be wrong. That was the day of the accident/fire. I'm so glad years later, they are still here and hope they are doing well.

Service was great. Scallion pancake $6, served with no sauce, was tremendous. Fresh, thin, crispy…read more 3 cup chicken was deep fried with a thin glaze and deep fried Thai basil leaves. Enough for 2 adults esp w appetizer. Nice. Served in a hot metal cauldron really helps keep it nice while dining. Took some home. Will return- deserves their ratings.

We decided to try this place based on the high ratings, but unfortunately, our experience didn't…read morequite live up to the expectations. We were a party of 5 and found both the food and the service to be inconsistent. The Food: Most dishes were mediocre or worse. The Three Cups Chicken (1/5) was the worst I've ever had. The Hong Kong Style Shrimp (1/5) was just bland, tasteless fried shrimp. The Lamb with Scallion (2/5) was far too salty. The only "average" dish was the Spicy Beef and Tendon (3/5), but one decent dish can't save a meal this poor. The Service & Billing: The service was quite slow during our visit. We waited a long time for the check and eventually ended up packing our own leftovers and heading to the front counter to pay so we could head out. I was also surprised to see an automatic 20% gratuity added to the bill, especially since it was calculated on the total after tax ($23.07 tip on a $106.80 subtotal). While I understand automatic tips for groups, it felt a bit high due to poor services. There are a lot of great dining spots in the area, but based on this disappointing visit, I'm sure I would not return to this one.

I love the food, but my favorite is the delivery guy that comes to Lindmor Woods. He's so nice and…read moreremembers everything. He's wonderful!

I read some good reviews on this restaurant from different sources, so I decided to give it a try…read more Let me first start by saying that the place is a little dated. The decor is very traditional, but welcoming. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. Very very attentive. The food was basic. Nothing out of the ordinary, but exactly what you would expect from a Chinese restaurant. One thing I would note, is that this is a Chinese / Japanese restaurant.., so it has two sides. On this episode I was trying the Chinese side. We got a few things to try, the General Tao's chicken, Steak and Scallops, sweet and sour soup, and wonton soup. Like I mentioned, all of these dishes were basic. The fried rice didn't have any vegetables or anything... so it was mostly plain. The eggroll was good, but the wonton soup... was not. Just hot water with salt. The General Tao's chicken was good, just a bit sweet, and the steak and scallops was ok. I will say though, that they are very fast in getting you in and out. So if you're in a hurry, they can definitely accommodate.

We frequent Hai pretty often, and it never disappoints. Every time we go, the food is consistent,…read moreflavorful, and served in generous portions that definitely give you your money's worth. Today we ordered the diced beef, kung pao chicken, and orange chicken. The spicy beef had the perfect kick without being overwhelming, with tender slices of beef coated in a rich, bold sauce. The kung pao chicken was well-balanced with just the right mix of savory, slightly sweet, and nutty flavors. And the orange chicken? Crispy, saucy, and perfectly glazed -- not too sticky or overly sweet. One thing we always appreciate is the portion size. You can easily share or have leftovers for the next day (which somehow taste just as good). Whether dining in or grabbing takeout, HAI Indicator stays reliable, flavorful, and satisfying every time. Definitely a go-to spot for us.

Wow. Hai did it again. I have yet to dine in because the takeout is honestly incredible, so I know…read morethe experience of the food while dining-in is probably awesome. They could do better at packaging as some of our stuff did leak during our ride home. But man, it was so good. Mongolian beef was FIYAAA and savory and onion-y. Steamed pork dumplings are always a hit. And those grandma noodles?!?! Superb and secretly spicy, albeit leaning toward salty. If your nose isn't running and sinuses clearing, can you really say it was Szechuan?

First time trying Chong Qing Hot Pot for lunch, located inside Chinatown Market, and walking in…read morehonestly felt like stepping straight into China. The whole setup is like a mini food hall with several authentic Chinese spots to choose from--but Chong Qing is where I landed. I ordered the crispy chicken with garlic sauce and swapped the white rice for a side of house lo mein (yes, it's an upcharge, but worth it). Everything came out on real dishes--not to-go boxes--which I loved. You order and pay at the counter, grab a seat, and they bring the food out to you. Now let's talk about the food... DELICIOUS. The spice level was just right--flavorful with a nice kick, but not overpowering. If you like it hotter, you can definitely add more heat, but I was perfectly satisfied as is. The lo mein was really good too--veggies were fresh with a nice crisp (those onions and carrots were hitting!), and everything tasted well-balanced. Only small note: I wish there was a little more meat in the dish, but it didn't take away from the overall experience. And let me say this--the portion size is VERY generous. I ate until I was full and still had just as much left to take home, which is always a win in my book. All in all, I'll definitely be back to try more. If you're in Chinatown Market and not sure what to pick, Chong Qing Hot Pot is a solid choice. 4/5 stars for me!

Located in Atlanta's Chinatown, this was definitly one of the more popular spots to grab food. we…read moreordered the fish dry pot and it was only $13 and enough for 2 people, that is a steal! They did not skimp on the protein, the bottom of the dish is veggies but I don't mind because I love vegetables and it's still very filling. Food came out pretty quick and the workers were courteous. A great place to get a cheap and tasty meal.

2026 07 14 13 01 25 Location: Asia (ft. Southern Korea)…read more Detail: Be careful of the skewers . Product: sparkling water & Vienna rice cake sausage with lunch box . Setting: Next to could stone . Customers: Kiddos & kiddos co-workers Objective: ? Success Rate: 81% Overall Rating: 4 Stars Reason: ? Service: Joseph is the best .

The Bite of Korea is truly more of a Korean-American fusion spot than traditional Korean cuisine…read more I tried the bulgogi quesadillas and the chicken wings. Both were good but definitely lean more toward fusion than authentic Korean dishes. If you're expecting classic Korean flavors, this might not fully hit that mark. That said, if you go in with the mindset of enjoying creative, Korean-inspired comfort food, it's a solid option. A good spot to mix things up from the usual, just not somewhere I'd go for a more authentic Korean dining experience.

Decided to try based on reviews. Being from NY, Chinese food is a staple of the hood. Ordered…read morechicken wings, Crab Cheese Wontons and Chicken Lo Mein with chicken. Since when did chicken wings start getting sold by the piece? Picture listed, sold me 2 chicken wings cut into 4 pieces. This should be illegal! Second, the Crab Cheese wontons needed a little more cooking. The chicken lo mein was a little lacking. The noodles just seem overly thick. As for decor, I understand the area is tough. But ripped chairs, don't help for ambiance. Overall this is not a place worth visiting.

We stopped by for dinner because of ratings and distance from our house. They appeared to be pretty…read morebusy, so I hope our experience was a one off due to that. There are only 3 tables for dine in and all were filled so we ordered our meal to go. As we waited we had nothing to do but look around and noticed the floor was very dirty...again, hopefully it was just because they had a rush/were busy. Service was very good. The lady that took our order was very nice and she packed our to go order with care. The food was ok. We ordered orange chicken extra spicy, hunan beef extra sauce, and fried dumplings. We also ordered hot & sour soup and egg drop soup. Both soups needed seasoning (salt). Neither of our entrees came as ordered - orange chicken wasn't spicy (even though we request extra spicy) and we did not get extra sauce with the hunan beef (or if it was 'extra' the dish would have been dry to begin with). After eating, we were confused by the ratings and looked at the reviews a bit closer. Most reviews talk about the fried rice and wings - I guess we ordered the wrong type of food.

We stopped in for a late lunch and had a very good meal. Our server was very friendly and portions…read morewere large enough that we took home doggy bags. Ez parking in a strip mall. Clean bathrooms. I would definitely go back again.

Beautiful indoor setting. Consistently good food. Very friendly customer service- like familyread more