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.

Been on my radar and finally tried them. Finest Inni cuisine available in the area with the…read morefriendliest and sweetest service backed by fresh and legitness that surpassed expectation. Big portions. Atmosphere that feels like visiting auntie from mom's side - felt like I could hang around here all day long picking around everything they have inside the store and auntie would be cool with it. Go for hidden specials, you will not be disappointed!

We stopped for lunch and opted for the buffet to sample a variety of dishes. We are both…read moreadventurous diners. Staff were pleasant and efficient. Restaurant area was okay with the atmosphere similar to a gas station cafe and an adjoining market of Indonesian products. I was tempted to purchase a package of frozen squid for later dinner prep and then decided maybe another time. Rice was cooked perfectly and curry sauce was rich and flavorful. Green beans with tofu were nice. Eggplant dish was swimming in oil. Pork rib pieces were inedible and unable to be thoroughly chewed due to tough texture and bone fragments. My dining companion had a dish of gelatinous beef and we remarked that we should have read more thoroughly pre-visit before doing any pointing and ordering. So, that's on us! We were unable to translate the buffet signage and ordered based off of appearance only. Would recommend researching before visiting if this is an unfamiliar cuisine as the establishment was not user-friendly beyond a specific knowledgeable dining customer. We were limited by our lack of info. We also believe we visited near the end of lunch service and this may have impacted our specific experience. Buffet appeared sparse at the time we visited early to mid afternoon Saturday. We saw patrons order from a printed menu as we were leaving and they appeared to be regular customers based on greetings and ordering. Printed menu has translations, so we may return to try again and also pick up some freezer squid to go.

Incredible local Thai eatery. We came to a local card show and stopped in for some take away. It…read morewas some of the best Thai we've had in years. We live in Chicago so we have some really tasty Thai in our area. This is right up there with the best of them. We ordered the Namtok salad and the Drunken noodles both perfect. It had the right amount of spice and flavor. Next card show we will be back. PS- Strictly take out only but theres a park close by.

Take out ONLY!!!!…read more May we recommend to update your website and on various social media sites?? Disappointing as we were (obviously) looking for a dine in meal.

We were in Atlanta visiting family and, after enjoying LOTS of delicious Southern food, we were…read moreready for a little break. We love Thai food, so we decided to try Surina Thai near where we were staying, and WOW, what a pleasant surprise! First, the space is beautiful. It's massive, with this chic, almost warehouse-style feel and such a great ambiance. Definitely not what we were expecting when we walked in. I had the Pad See Ew, my partner had the yellow curry, and we shared the curry puffs and finished it up with a yummy mango sticky rice. Everything was really good! The service was also incredibly kind and attentive, which made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend! Great food, beautiful space, wonderful service, and we'll absolutely be stopping by again the next time we're in Atlanta.

Came here for lunch. Beautiful restaurant! I ordered pot stickers and chicken panang. The pot…read morestickers were delish and the red curry sauce that came with them was flavorful. The chicken panang is chicken, peppers (red and green), in a red curry sauce with rice. It was really good although I thought it would be spicer than what it was. My food order was ready for pickup at the designated time that I had chose online through DoorDash. My only complaints are I kept getting an error message when placing the order on their website and they didn't provide utensils. Will definitely be back to dine in.

I was watching a TikTok video about some actual street foods from Bangkok that were "must tries"…read more Khao Soi was number 1 on the list and when I searched up a restaurant near me with that dish, Bangkok Street Food came up first and closest- plus there were only three that came up at all. I had us split a bowl of their Khao Soi and they were very accommodating with letting us use some smaller bowls to portion it out amongst ourselves. The soup was rich, creamy, coconutty, sweet, savory, and reminiscent of Japanese curry. It was like a fusion of Japanese and Thai curry. It was really delicious. The veggies were still crunchy cut and fresh. The fried noodles were in a ball, so they were difficult to portion, but I managed. The noodles in the soup were great- good springy texture and had soaked up some flavor from the curry soup. They also had 2 chicken legs in there. They had been cooked in the soup, so the meat was pretty tender and I was able to pull them apart with a spoon and chopsticks. The chicken skin was kinda "meh", but it wasn't chewy, so that was fine. There was still plenty of cartilage and stuff left on the chicken legs, so it had to have been cooked at a medium to high temperate rather than low and slow. I think that they could improve on the dish if they cooked those legs slow and low enough to completely render all the cartilage, but that's my personal take. Traditionally, you leave the bones in and cook it as they did. It was really delicious. We also had the chicken karaage with sesame dressing and salad greens- we ordered three of those! SO tender and juicy on the inside while staying nice and crispy outside. They drizzled them with teriyaki sauce, which I could've done without, and served them with a cup of spicy mayo. These were easily the best thing we had. We also got an order of takoyaki and an order of spring rolls. The spring rolls were nice and flaky and the takoyaki were piping hot inside with a couple of springy pieces of tako (octopus) inside. Both were good, but not amazing or anything. After having these, we ordered some Thai teas- 2 regular and one lime. The regulars were on point as usual. The lime Thai tea was refreshing and a nice balance of lime and sweet tea. We also ordered some dishes to go: the Thai basil chicken, a beef namtok, an order of drunken man noodles with beef, and an order of spicy pork noodle soup. The beef namtok didn't come with any rice, so I was a little disappointed with that, but I believe it's meant to have the beef wrapped in the cabbage leaf and eaten as is. It was definitely more expensive than it should be at $18.95. The drunken man noodles was a nice portion and the flavor was as expected. The Thai basil chicken came with jasmine rice and was the best portion AND price at $14.95. The spicy pork noodle soup was good and spicy, but it was heavy on the fish sauce, which made the aroma unpleasant. I wouldn't order that again. Overall, everything was really good and the place was decorated nicely. It's a small place, but they've got plenty of comfortable seating for about 5 groups. Definitely a place to add to your list of Thai "go-to's". Give them a shot!

Came back after 2 years and some things have changed. The menu seems to have expanded and I'm not…read moresure if the ownership or chef has changed? The Thai style grilled beef uses a different cut of beef now and it's thinner & drier. BUT the pad see ew is better than ever and the kra pow is excellent!

Husband's choice to come here because it was his birthday. He was craving Indonesian food because…read morewe've been back from Bali for over 3 months now and miss the flavors and since we've never been here before, we were excited. This took over the Bun Factory (?) location. Hopefully this restaurant does well. The lot is quite and therefore parking will never be an issue. We were here early there were 2 other tables already eating. While we were shoveling our delicious food, 3 other groups came in. The hubby had nasi padang - beef rendang, curried chicken, sambal egg and collard for the fusion on rice (nasi) and 2 other types of sambal to accompany your proteins. I tried the chicken, I loved the flavour, it was tender and moist. I didn't try the rendang and therefore can't comment. My husband liked it. The sambal egg was delicious he said. I ordered the tilapia goreng (fried tilapia). If like me you love fish, this is a treat. The entire tilapia was deep fried, not oily and so crispy, I could eat everything. The fish was accompanied by a serving of rice, a few slices of tomatoes and a few slices of cucumber. So fresh. Also a sambal (of a different kind) from what we already have on our plate. I requested for sambal hijau (green sambal) to go with my fish. So good. Perfectly seasoned fish, no fishy smell. Between us, we shared a chendol, green noodlely things in coconut milk and gula melaka (palm sugar). It's a cold dessert, mildly sweet and fragrant because of the coconut milk. Try it on a hot summer's day. Very refreshing. On Friday and Saturday, they have a AYCE Indonesian fare buffet for $25. Taxes not included yet. But I'm going to say it's going to be great just judging by the food we had today. BTW, the chef Ibu herself is an Indonesia cuisine trained cook. So you know.....

One word. DELICIOUS…read more I came across this gem after moving from LA, ready to try new additions to BuHi. After asking some questions about the menu (to which Mohammed responded happily and patiently), I ordered the Nasi Godeg looking for a hearty veggie dish and boy was I not disappointed. Amazing flavors, portion size, and excellent customer service. They also have a small market and a section for clothing. This place is definitely a new fav. Give it a try!

I ordered: 1. beef samosas…read more2. chicken muglai parathas (stuffed fried flatbreads with minced meat and eggs) 3. beef muglai parathas 4. dal poori (fried flatbreads with lentils) 5. mango lassi 6. Roshogolla (spongy cottage cheese, soaked in syrup) 7. Firni (rice pudding) I was so excited to find an authentic Bangladeshi restaurant that serves ACTUAL Bangladeshi food (and not just Indian food)! Food was incredible! The dal pooris and samosas had a dusting of spice blend (not spicy but savory). They were served with their homemade tamarind sauce, coriander sauce, and a side of salad. The cherry on top? The mannerism of the owner - he was incredibly sincere and hospitable. This is truly a gem of Atlanta/Norcross that's definitely worth checking out!

The restaurant is very small. The food is ok. Service is friendly. Price is good. The proprietor is…read moreMr Nazrul Islam. Very helpful.

Best Pho in the area if you ask me. Order to dine in if it's your first time. They have handmade…read morenoodle which makes is t different than other commercialized spaces that Americanize the menu. This is different. It's made with love and organic health nutrition

Came for dinner and honestly the second you open the door you're hit with a very pungent cleaning…read moresupply smell. We got the springs roll and a bowl of pho each. The spring rolls came with a sweet peanut sauce but I would say not much meat in the rolls as I really could only taste the mint. The pho broth was sweet and pretty flavorful. Unfortunately they messed up my order I ordered a small but was given the regular. Would have still preferred small cause the noodles were pretty filling. The noodles were thick and pretty good! I got meatballs and tripe in my order but it was definitely lacking some tripe. The service was also okay, we were never checked up on or given refills on water. Overall, I enjoy the noodle texture but definitely a miss this time round.