Tried about ten different dishes. The lamb was my favorite by far but everything was good. The bill…read morewas surprisingly small.

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.

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.

People here were really nice. The beef noodle soup was good and flavorful but the dumplings were a…read morebit disappointing. The fillings were very mushy inside which I had never had before with dumplings. Wish there was more to the texture. The dumpling skin was good though.

I have to take into consideration that perhaps Chinese noodles soup broth is not my preference…read morebefore I make this review. New Lan Zhou Noodle is one of the restaurants in the China Town food court. It's pretty popular due to their freshly made daily pulled noodles. Pre-pandemic, you used to be able to see them do it behind a glass screen. Now, you cannot see the back kitchen. Hubby and I ordered a noodle dish each (him was Seafood and mines were Short Ribs) along with their soup dumplings (that they're known for) and Twisted Cruellers. Food took very long to make, but it's understandeable. Bowls were very big and full. Meats looks good, but the white broth did not look good at all. We took a spoonful of broth to start off with without adding any condiments and OMG...no flavor at all! We were thoroughly disappointed. The meats part were good and tender (though again, no flavor), but most disappointing was that even with condiments, the broth was bland. We kept on saying to each other that we will not order from here again. The noodles were just okay. Nothing earth shattering about it. Twisted cruellers tasted like it was just heated from a frozen one. I didn't get to taste the soup dumplings because we were running late for appt since the foods took so long and had to pack it to-go. I can't really comment on that. I will not order from here again and would like to try the surrounding stalls around it.

Back to Oriental Pearl again for Dim Sum. The updated interior is nice and clean looking without…read morebeing ostentatious. Service has been great since they reopened but the food was hit or miss. Based on today's Dim sum lunch, it seems like the food is getting better. The steamed chicken bao were better than expected, the rice noodle wrapped Yao Tiu were excellent as usual, steamed spare ribs were not a disappointment this time, beef tripe was okay and the mixed beef organ stew was spot on! We'll keep going back as long as they improve.

Not ready for prime time…read more Very limited choices in dimsum carts on weekdays. Some basic choices were not available, and no menu for other items. (Asked for soup dumplings and scallion pan cakes but no) The Cheng fun rice noodle rolls with shrimp were hard. Obviously re-cooked. But beef ones were good and fresh Shimp with eggplant on cart cold. No longer will try

Great food. Located at the far right side of the cafeteria. When I went they were one of the…read morebusiest restaurants. I tried something I never had and enjoyed it. It was a rice and eggs dish. The portion is big and big enough for around 2-3 people. Crispy pork belly was delicious

The holy trinity of Chinese meats, roast duck, bbq pork, and roast pork are served over rice and…read morebok choy--this is one of my favorite dishes I've ever eaten and I try to eat it whenever I can find it. Hong Kong BBQ does a great job at this heavenly creation...sometimes. I've been here about 3 or 4 times and the first few times were sensational but the last time was genuinely bad. The rice was cold, I was short changed on the duck and it was all fat and the two other meats were cold. And I ate on location! I loved my first few visits here but they're on thin ice with me.

Located about 15 minutes away from the Chamblee train station, this has a nice selection of…read moreChinese/Asian food in the different food stalls. I highly recommend the wonton soup ($10.59 w/o tax) from Hong Kong BBQ and the fried crueller ($2.20 w/o tax) from Lanzhou noodles. Service is prompt and you know the food is cooked fresh as it takes about 10-15 minutes for your order to be called. Depending on the food stall, there is tea/water available for customers. Bathrooms are reasonably clean and there is a dining room attendant to clear off tables if needed.

There's a great selection of places, but they also serve pretty much the same thing. The little…read morepark with bridge and fish outside is impeccable and so nice to have. That's why it gets a full rating. The food there is very average not gourmet. It's still for the price is fair. If you want a fair Chinese meal for a fair price this would be the place to go if you want a gourmet Chinese meal do you not come here?

Was hoping that this would be our new go-to Chinese spot in the neighborhood... my bf was more…read moreconvinced than I was. For starters, I was annoyed that there were no egg rolls on the menu. Vegetable spring rolls, yes, but I was really feeling like the takeout classic that seems like it should/would be standard on any Chinese menu. Instead, I got the Shanghai Soup Dumpling which was alright but comes nowhere close to Lhanzou Ramen's soup dumplings. The orders of Chicken Lo Mein and Sizzling Plate Beef were also fine, but severely lacking meat and consisting of mostly vegetables/filler. We placed the order for delivery through Door Dash so can't comment on the location itself.

I've had their chili oil wontons here after hearing from a friend that they were really good…read more What's wild that I paid ~$13.50 for 8 wontons in chili oil. What's more mad is that I've done this twice lol. I'd give the chili oil wontons a 3.5 stars. It comes with a few bok choys, scallions, and sauce. The wontons paper is quite thin and soft- not usually how I like it but that's up to preference. The restaurant def has a large variety of foods which is nice. I don't think any other restaurant at Chinatown Market makes them? It's one of the bigger stalls here too. Service takes a while; I think I've waited 15-20+ min for just wontons. If you're here for a while, I think you should give the menu a try. Their main dishes look reasonably priced too. The older Chinese man who looks to run everything was super nice and kind, I saw him training a cashier.

The Canton House on Buford Highway is my family's go-to for authentic Cantonese dim sum in Atlanta…read more The food is always up to expectations each and every visit. Having been at least once every couple months for years, it's our Chinese comfort food as dim sum is meant to be. Although I would recommend arriving at anytime they are open, we find the absolute best time for dim sum is to arrive right at opening on Saturday or Sunday. This time lets us beat the wait, get a great table fast, and the food is super plentiful, hot and fresh out of the kitchen. The chrysanthemum tea is a must have and complements the food as a perfect, tasty, and just sweet enough palate cleanser (although I would prefer to add the rock sugar myself to my tea, they serve it with sugar already inside the pot). For the absolute best pairing with your chrysanthemum tea, make sure to save room for the awesome pineapple buns while supplies last. They were out today and we all collectively cried (will be going back just for the pineapple buns soon...we are just not complete without them!). We love all the dishes, but our absolute favorites (outside of the pineapple buns) are the pork spare ribs with black bean, the beef rice rolls/noodles, shrimp dumplings, and turnip cakes. Add some spicy sauce to the spare ribs and turnip cakes to really set them off! For iced coffee lovers who like it really strong, don't pass up on the iced coffee. It has legs that are strong enough to walk, but completely complements the dim sum with a little extra boost to help you enjoy the day. So, I challenge others to find a better dim sum place in Atlanta. That is why Canton House earns my 5th star and looking forward to getting my pineapple buns (really) soon!

I was quite surprised that I was able to get a table when I went on a Saturday 11ish AM (peak…read moredimsum hours!). Good service with the push carts rolling around passing the tables often. We started with the flower tea, amazing choice! Sweet and warming, nicely aromatic. Perfect start. Then the dim sum carts rolled in and we chowed down. DISHES I ORDERED - Siu Mai: Not the best I've had. Quite oily on the outside, but the flavor isn't bad. It does...taste like siu mai. It's just nothing spectacular - Chinese Broccoli: A classic! Very good - Beef Chow Fun: A very chewy and bouncy home made flat noodle dish. Savory, salty, and flavorful! Good amount of tender beef too. - Shrimp Balls: Crispy and fried on the outside, yummy, with good big shrimp ball. Yummy classic sweet and sour sauce too. Delicious - Egg Rolls: Good, not too oily, a normal egg roll - Spare ribs: Possibly my favorite dish! Tender, not too chewy, good savory sweet flavor. -- Overall, it's not bad but it's nothing to write home about. My favorite item was probably the spare ribs. The rest were standard in my opinion. However, service is fast since it is dimsum, so perfect to eat when hungry! Also great ambiance for big group parties or hangouts!

I don't like leaving negative reviews on small business but this is unacceptable. I only ordered…read moresoup dumplings and it took over 30 minutes. I ordered an entree from another stall and it still wasn't ready by the time we finished eating. I went up to the worker to inquire if the dish was ready and she had come back from taking out the trash - she proceeds to use the same glove to handle the food. This is a health hazard - everyone should stay away. The dumplings were also dry, extremely overcooked.

Nanbei Gourmet is one of the places in the food court that sells pork soup dumplings ($8-$10 I…read moreforgot). It took around 10-20 minutes and comes in a steel steamer. There's a sauce and condiment station if you want spicy chili oil, vinegar, or soy sauce. They also have free water and hot tea. The skin was really thin and easy to break. Make sure you eat these quick before they cool down and the skin hardens. I think they were alright for the price but definitely not the best or top tier soup dumplings.

This is a new joint inside the Chinatown food court. Its all the way in the right corner. I was…read morereferred by my dad to come here and I wasn't disappointed!! You may need to speak some Chinese or point out what food you want in the photos! I ordered the Spicy Chicken which isn't all that spicy. Just make sure you don't eat the peppers. It comes with white steam rice and your choice of hot n sour soup! I really enjoyed the flavor of the chicken and soup highly! I highly recommend you try this place out next time your in the food court area.

Decent place for a meal. I'll suggest be a little patient of food waiting times. Over all have a…read moregreat taste of the food. About northern Chinese style food.