I LOVE this restaurant supply house. Simply amazing, loves Jim when he was there running it and Tad…read moreand Tiffany are the best. Great customer service hands down! All the staff are really nice and helpful. You must visit. I been going here 5 years and have bought all my restaurant equipment from here now I'm 4 restaurants later.

Went there with a friend for Jacks NY Deli off Atlanta Rd. And 285 was very pleased with…read moreeverything they offered to open maintain any restaurant needs pot an pans, deep fryers ect. Friendly service

Took my wife here on a date night to the food and wine pairing. Amazing experience, will definitely…read morego back again. We also took advantage of the discount :-)

My husband & I attended the class that included a menu of: Grilled lemon herb shrimp, smoky grilled…read moreeggplant parm, crispy prosciutto & melon salad & roasted cherry buttermilk ice cream. The class was well organized and the chef, kitchen staff and volunteers were helpful and attentive. A very nice way to spend time meeting new people while having fun with your friends, family or solo. Unfortunately for us, the old adage "too many cooks in the kitchen" applies here. When class started we were told there would be plenty of food, but we definitely left hungry & a tad disappointed in what was served. We made a lot of shrimp, yet each person got 3. Our table was curious where they all went. The melon on the salad was not ripe, making it unpleasant to eat. The main entree, eggplant parm, was completely inedible by everyone. Apparently, the eggplant had been salted before the students arrived and then salted again during class. So no one had any main entree. The finale was a scoop of ice cream. This made us feel as though we got very little value considering the cost for the class as we certainly could have enjoyed a meal at a sit down restaurant for less & left full. Don't get me wrong, there is value in expertise and instruction, but not $200 worth. However, at the end of the day, it was a good time and we would like to try another class in the future.

Visited Metro Chef for the first time today - I am currently visiting my family in Georgia and my…read morebrother mentioned how this place sells good-priced seafood. This place is basically the Georgia version of Restaurant Depot but ASIAN. I was so mesmerized and wish I could have bought so many things to bring home. The place was pretty clean and well stocked. The produce and seafood looked fresh. I wish there was a Metro Chef in Virginia

I was recommended this store by many of my relatives and was not disappointed with the visit…read more It was filled with many different varieties of fruit, seafood, produce, and items. I was able to purchase many Korean spoons and metal chopsticks for a great price. I also love that Metro Chef does not require a membership and sells items for individual purchase if needed. The only exception to the rule might be fruit and produce since it is already packaged.

Service is A-1at the REM location in Norcross. They have EVERYTHING at fair prices. If you can…read moredream of it, if you saw it in your favorite restaurant they have it, no cap. The only thing they don't sell is fresh baked bread to go with that restaurant attire on their shelves. Trash can, pizza peels, chef aprons, citrus juicers, refrigeration units, sauce pans, delicatessen hardware - the list is long. Did I say fair prices? Do yourself a favor, whether you are an individual, or a business drop into this location and see what you have been missing out on for all the years you were driving on Highway 85 north and blinked your way pass the exit. Thank me later

Honestly, you should refer to Alex H.'s review, as it is spot on. I am throwing in my two cents,…read morebecause this place deserves it. It is not fancy; nothing like your local Williams-Sonoma, Sur la Table, or Crate & Barrel. But you may find things that you can't at those places. I think my first time coming here was 4-5 years ago. I am an amateur home baker and cook and after reading through blogs and scouring different websites dedicated to food, I get ideas to make new dishes. Some of these require certain receptacles or tools that I don't readily have in my kitchen cabinets (which are brimming with stuff, because I have insufficient storage due to apartment living... wah, wah, wah). Restaurant Equipment Market (REM) has saved the day for me, especially on occasions when I could not stand to wait two days for Amazon Prime to deliver reasonably-priced kitchen goodies to my home. I have gotten cake pans, a meat tenderizer mallet, candy thermometer, an awesomely wide stainless prep bowl, and sweet bread knife from this place. Today I spotted pots and pans and cutting boards that will most likely end up in my kitchen at some point. Some of the things here are not very attractive, so if your aim is to buy kitchenware that combines form and function and you have the budget for it, by all means, go to the fancy places and acquire all that you need. This girl who is always looking for holes-in-the-wall will not shy away from getting more things to help me further my kitchen sorcery.

Whole Come Restaurant Supply is a restaurant supply store that mainly focuses on serving Asian…read morerestaurants. Bonus points for being open to the public and small purchases. Unfortunately, no dice on my search for the perfect (and cheap) stock pot. The prices were good but the pot shapes weren't quite what I was looking for. They've got most of what you'd expect from a restaurant supply store: sieves, spiders, dishes, pots, and utensils. They also have collection of used and refurbished equipment for anyone who needs that sort of thing. In addition, the staff was very helpful in making a recommendation for a guy who does renovation and repair work for an industrial stove that is vexing me. On this visit, I walked out with a nice stainless steel shaker for cheap (goodbye old-and-busted, you served me well) along with a sturdy bottle/can opener.

I was searching for a iron pot for hot pot, as my Nuwave PIC II only takes iron pot. I went…read morethrough Ding Hao, H-mart, Southeast Fixtures, and Ta Tung Enterprises. They didn't have it; they had only stainless steel pots. I am glad that I found several different iron pots in stock in Whole Come Restaurant Supply. It has a pot divider (separator), which we call Ying Yang pot. The prices are reasonable; I can say this, after I had visited several kitchen cookware distributors. In addition, the store services were excellent. He explained to me on kitchen knives, kitchen shears. Yes I can tell he is very knowledgeable and he is definitely willing to help his customers. He gets a passion! Passion!

Small market but big supply. They've got what you need if you're operating a small restaurant. If…read moreyou're running a bigger operation ($5mil+) then expect to clean them out. Good pricing on most items. Bamboo steamer baskets can be negotiated if you're buying in bulk. Actually, all prices are negotiable if you're buying in bulk. They're closed on Friday...

Overall experience was terrible. The building looked like a run down shack on the side of the road…read more When I walked in, I was greeted with an impolite "what you want". Everything in the store was overpriced for such poor quality and variety, and staff were not very friendly. Would not go here again. Just go down the street to the other restaurant supply.

Really solid restaurant supply store. I was surprised by how low the prices were compared to other…read moreplaces I've checked out. They've got a good selection and I was able to find what I needed pretty quickly. Staff was helpful but not pushy, which I appreciated. Definitely coming back.

ACityDiscount Restaurant Equipment is a gold mine for restaurant supplies. From heavy commercial…read moreappliances like stoves, to pots & pans, gloves, cutting boards, strainers to measuring containers. They have it you want it! They also charge goldmine prices so you may want to shop around and compare before you commit. They have a knowledgeable sales staff that can find you what they want. I'm not sure if they negotiate prices but there are several restaurant supply businesses in the area so do your homework and ask questions. The store is laid out to where you can walk around in an organized fashioned. Neatly set out on shelves. I also noticed that prices are not on all products so this is why I stated prices may be negotiable.

They've got all of your Asian restaurant needs. Don't let the name fool you, this is a restaurant…read moresupply company. The only thing I didn't see was cooking equipment like wok tables or fryers. Super helpful people working inside. If they don't have it, then they'll order it. But expect anywhere from a 1-4 week lead time. Like I said, their collection is extensive and they're open to negotiating pricing. What's not to like there...

For me, Southeast fixtures are when LFC play away in London. Which happens about 6 times a season…read morein the Prem alone. We sort of wandered into the store thinking it was something else entirely. I'll tell you what though. If we had a restaurant this is exactly where we would shop. The prices are good and they have everything you would ever need for a restaurant - hardware, fixtures, and business equipment.