It's our first time in this restaurant to try their korean food and It's good but too much celery on my bowl, the taste is delicious. The service is fantastic. The side dish is 9/10. Wants to go back again. The place is clean. read more

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In my quest to visit Atlanta Magazine's 75 best restaurants, I visited Yet Tuh off Buford Highway for some kimchi stew, beef bulgogi, and the star of the show -- seafood scallion pancakes (aka haemul-pajeon) This restaurant is super affordable and very yummy, but not sure it would make my personal top 75. The banchan was quite limited when we went, and the bulgogi was less flavorful than others I've had. The kimchi stew was good, and and the scallion pancakes were to die for! We loved the outdoor seating option, but as a heads up, the patio is very small and not heated. Indoors is cozy! As for service, it's alright -- our server was helpful with navigating the menu, but didn't come back to refill water or ask if we wanted more soju. Overall, probably won't rush back, but if I did return I would load up on the pancakes :) read more

Yet Tuh - Beef Bulgogi - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Traditional Korean fare in a hidden location off BuHi OTP. This is a review for an early dinner. +. Ambiance is a cozy Korean diner vibe. We arrived without a reservation and were seated right away for a weekend dinner. It was about 50% occupied and was full within 1/2 hour. ++. Food is traditional Korean fare. The mains include (cup of) soup but it isn't mentioned on the menu. I hadn't seen mi yuk forever and found it comforting. My bibimbop had a side of rice instead of everything in one bowl with rice under :-). My friend's fried pot stickers (mandu) were very good also. Their banchun were on point. Was surprised to find they do not have cold noodles (off menu) and cold dishes for the summer for such traditional restaurant. Most dishes are warm / hot foods and maybe better suited for the Fall and Winter months. ++. Price is very reasonable! ++. Service is prompt and friendly ++. Parking is private lot and plenty Overall, YT offers very good traditional fare worthy of revisits. It is however, not an easy restaurant to find. read more

Yet Tuh - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

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This place has authentic Korean food at very reasonable prices. The food tastes like something you would eat in a Korean household, and they are extremely generous with the side dishes unlike other Korean restaurants. My favorite thing to order here is the Grilled Mackerel; I think it's $11.95. That's very cheap for a whole fish in my opinion! The service is great too;the ladies that work there are very nice. This has become my go to place for Korean now over So Kong Dong. read more

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Enjoy coming to this little hole in the wall every now and then. Food is consistent and authentic. It's a small spot so try to make a reservation! read more

Yet Tuh - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Family run Korean place. Bit hard to find, but a small and homey atmosphere. Service was prompt and the portion sizes were large. Prices are higher than the fast-food level, but the food quality is good. Many fish, beef and pork options to choose from. Recommended, if you are in the area and want some down-home Korean comfort food. read more

This place was incredibly difficult to find. GPS will guide you past the entrance, so when you double back, look for a steep road that leads to a red brick building. The restaurant is located in the corner as deep as you can go. The fact that this restaurant can survive in such an odd location is a testament to the quality of the food. I ordered the spicy beef soup, which comes with a side of rice. It's about a medium level of spicy. Plenty of vegetables and beef. Doesn't come with any noodles. Comes boiling hot. Plenty of flavor in the broth. The beer cups encourage mixing beer with soju and has a cute graphics on alcohol percentage. The banchan is quite unique and tasty here. Service here uses limited amount of English, so if someone in your group speaks Korean, it'll make your lives easier. Plenty of parking when we came on a Monday night. read more

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We love the kimchi jjigae. However we haven't found other things we absolutely must have to order. We prefer some other spots for a more well rounded menu but come here for convenience because we live closer. Don't get me wrong, we enjoy the food, but there are some better options ten to fifteen minutes further in Duluth read more

UNBELIEVABLY DELICIOUS!!! I've been in Atlanta for a decade and am just now discovering Yet Tuh. We ordered SO MUCH FOOD because we wanted the variety, and were not disappointed. The dolsot bibimbap was ON POINT, and all the soups were fantastic. My fave was the spicy soup with ham and sausage. The banchan kept coming and the sweet server provided us some extras we requested, including ssamjang, rice, and lettuce. I cannot wait to take everyone I know back to this spot. My Korean mother also vouches for this place! read more

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This was a suggestion from someone we recently met who said it was a hidden gem we had to try! And man was she right! We met our friends who love Korean food too so we had quite a mixed bag of things! What a wildly creative menu with a trend out selection and many gluten free options! We had the Green Onion Seafood Pancake as a starter was not GF, but could easily feed 6 people. We shared everything, so in no particular order we enjoyed the Octopus with Vegetables, Spicy Sausage Stew, Grilled Mackerel - like fresh off the coals on the beach, Bibibab, Omerice, Bone Broth soup and a bevy of "comes with" sides- fish cake, kimchi, pickled eggplant, coleslaw, pickled peppers, seaweed & radish salad. AUTHENTIC! Great flavors! Spicy,but not burn your membranes hot! It's on the first level of retail complex, so drive around and down to the bottom of the hill. Plenty of parking! read more

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This wasn't a place I'd return to. I ordered a spicy soup with some kind of dough that I thought was supposed to be good. I didn't like it at all and that's probably my bad for not knowing what I was ordering. Everything was super expensive and I hated my food to the point I barely touched it. The banchan was ok. Nothing too exciting. Just normal stuff like radishes, pickled veggies, kimchi, mushrooms, pancake, fish cakes. My bf had the bibimbap and I should've ordered that too. It was still expensive I think for bibimbap. I don't think I'd go back here read more

Yet Tuh - Dough soup... Not good - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

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This place is pretty hidden if you don't know what you are looking for. Keep driving towards the back! Overall, it is a pretty decent traditional Korean food restaurant. You can get your tofu soup, bibimbap, cold noodles, galbi cravings satisfied here. The menu is pretty extensive and plenty of dishes were offered. read more

Very tasty. Lots of choices. Mostly soups/stews. But many other preparations also. I think very authentic. read more

Took me a while to try Yet Tuh, although it's been on my radar for years. It finally did happen one wonderful Sunday afternoon. First things first.. finding the place is a challenge! When they say it's at the back of the plaza, it truly is AT THE VERY back of it. It took me a while, second guessing myself and studying all of the mysterious doors with even more mysterious signs. You'll see an "all you can eat" Korean restaurant first so go all the way around it and you'll find Yet tuh. We came in at noon and there were three tables seated inside but the place quickly filled up. It's kind of amazing that the whole place seems to be run by one waitress and a cook. Not only that but she was also answering the phone, clearing tables and making some of the dishes, while remaining cheerful and attentive. I was quite surprised as a lot of times the staff at Asian restaurants aren't very helpful and seem to yell at you. The interior is clean and cozy and they also have a patio - definitely claiming it once it gets warmer! The menu is quite extensive and the portions are large. We split seafood pancake and stir-fried squid with veggies, which of course came with ban chan, 8 of them to be exact. My favorites were cukes, fish cake, and lightly pickled carrots and celery. The rest were a-ok. The pancake was awesome! Light and crispy with plenty of seafood. Also, HUGE! I can just order this every time and be happy. The squid could have used some more cooking, I found it to be somewhat chewy and tough. Also, there didn't seem to be enough of veggies in this dish. Overall: great food, plenty of parking once you find the place, patio, decent service, big portions, clean bathrooms. Beer and wine only though and no wi-fi but definitely worth a try! read more

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Please don't be offended, but if this is your first time having Korean or any kind of Asian food, this is not for you. But if you are feeling adventurous, tried and don't like it, then you shouldn't leave a bad review here because you don't have the taste bud for it. I am Korean food snob and we frequently go to Jang Su Jang in Duluth after being hugely disappointed by most of the other Korean restaurants in the area. We decided to give Yet Tuh as hubby wanted to have Barley rice and we pinched ourselves for not taking the risk to come here earlier. It's literally a "hidden" gem - access is challenging as mentioned by many other yelpers. Small and cozy. We came here for early Sunday lunch, pretty quiet, I assume everyone / Korean is attending church service during this time. Banchan were delicious, somewhat different from Jang Su Jang, but equally well prepared. We ordered: Barley Rice - tons of plant based ingredients and mildly flavored, in a good way Bean paste soup w/ground fermented soybean + Galbi combo - Galbi was a little chewy, but flavorful and they were very generous with filling up the soupbowl We finished everything! The servers were very helpful and friendly. They came to check on us several times and made sure to ask if we needed refill for banchan. Price is in line with other Korean restaurants. It was a very enjoyable lunch and we will be back! read more

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Owner is back. Definitely best Korean restaurant south of Suwanee now. Seafood pancake is probably best in ATL but everything in general is good. read more

Absolutely delicious! With so many authentic Korean options, this is still one of our go-to places. This is a little mom-and-pop shop. The staff are very friendly, and the food is great. My favorite is the haemool pajeon - so crispy and fluffy and full of veg and seafood. My husband, who lived in Korea for a year, loved their tofu soup and pork/squid stir fry. Updated hours in picture (closed TuWedTh) read more

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Excellent food, the best Korean (green onion) pancake in town! All dishes tasted homemade and flavorful. read more

Yet Tuh - Green onion and seafood pancake - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

I've always heard great things about Yet Tuh but my first visit wasn't so great that I haven't gave it another chance in years but now I'm in love. First time, i had ordered the bibimbop, if I remember it correctly. I guess it was sort of biased from the start since bibimbop is one of my least favorite Korean dishes and it was just so bland and nothing impressive. The reason i gave it another try was that I was looking for another Korean restaurant that cooked whole fish other than Kangnam on Buford Hwy. Yet tuh was my only other option and though we ended up not getting a fish dish, my mom and I fell in love. Location is a bit hidden and complicated. Once you pass White Windmill, make a right off of Oakcliff street and then a left as soon as you make that right turn. You'll wrap around a church, "Secretary," Kimchi house, and at last to Yet Yuh. It's a quaint place with cute yellow flower beds on the front. Inside, seating is limited to what it seems to he about 10 tables. My mom ordered chun gook jang and marinated octopus dish. I didnt want those dishes so i ordered my own dish, kalgooksu. I had my doubts at first thinking i should have ordered something else but I was proven wrong. Broth was just perfectly refreshing with clams as the base and the noodles seemed freshly made or alike. I was impressed by the quality as well as the amount. I also tasted my mom's dishes and they were great as well. Though the octopus dish was impressive that they had abundant of octopus ratio to veggies but slightly chewy so maybe try the squid next time. Other than that, the food and service was awesome and have found a new spot for Korean food! read more

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Took us a minute to find the restaurant as it is kind of tucked away but it was worth it! Food was delicious, nice atmosphere and our server was great. read more

Had the kimchi pancakes, various ban chan, kimchi spiced whole chicken drumsticks/thighs, bulgolgi, and kalbi with a few friends. Food was very good and came out quickly. When the waitress tells you the meal is for two people, believe her! read more

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Yet Tuh is a Korean restaurant located in a very Korean shopping plaza. If you don't read Korean, it can be a tough place to find. The shopping plaza is located near the intersection of Buford Highway and Oakcliff Rd. At the entrance to the driveway, there is a tall sign with a listing for a bunch of Korean businesses, mostly written in Korean. If you look closely enough, you will see "Yet Tuh" written in English in smaller print. Pull into the driveway, go down the hill, all the way around the entire building, and in the back you'll find two hidden Korean restaurants. The other restaurant is Dong Neh Bang Neh, which I reviewed two years ago (http://www.yelp.com/biz/dong-neh-bang-neh-doraville). Yet Tuh occupies the space formerly belonging to a noodle shop. The restaurant is rather small and seats no more than about 30 people max. Oddly enough, it does look like there's some outdoor seating. If facing the entrance, to the left are some huts that have seating inside. Inside, the atmosphere is quiet, casual, and family-like (due to the small confines). It's traditional and authentic. A TV overhead plays Korean TV dramas. The menu is four pages with a well-rounded selection of Korean cuisine: bibimbap (Korean mixed rice), soups, stews, kimbap (Korean "sushi"), grilled fish, noodles, Korean BBQ, pancakes, and more interesting items you might not find at the more "mainstream" Korean restaurants such as beondegi (boiled silkworm pupae), whelk, cow tripe, and roasted chicken hearts. Fortunately, the menu is written in both Korean and English, though the English descriptions aren't the best. You'll still probably have to do some deciphering. Having some familiarity with Korean dishes beforehand definitely helps. I wouldn't recommend this place to a group of people eating Korean food for the first time. Prices aren't bad. They're mostly comparable, if not better, than other Korean restaurants. Most rice and noodle dishes are under $10 each. BBQ ranges from $12-25 depending on what you order, pancakes $10-15, and special entrees between $15-25. Note the portion sizes are large and many of the dishes are meant to be shared among 2-4 people. I haven't tried a whole lot here yet, just the kimchi pancake ($9.99), galbi (marinated BBQ short ribs, $13.95), and braised chicken ($24.95). I like the banchan (Korean side dish) selections. They include kimchi, kkaennip (perilla leaf), seaweed, pickled spicy cucumber, pickled bean sprouts, potatoes, and spicy daikon radish. My favorites are the kimchi and seaweed, though the cucumbers and sprouts are very good too. Great spicy and sour flavor to the crisp kimchi. Seaweed is soft, marinated and seasoned. Sprouts have good flavoring. Generally fresh banchan. Bowls of broth are brought out for each diner. Each bowl contains bean sprouts, small chunks of boneless fish, and scallions. The broth is hot, light, and refreshing. The kimchi pancake is huge and served in a circular black iron skillet. As is customary, the server cuts the pancakes into slices with a pair of scissors, tableside. The pancake is not only wide in diameter, but thick in depth as well. It tastes very good with the salty brown sauce served with. A more popular option is the $14.95 seafood pancake. I think the galbi (printed on the menu as "short ribs marinated in house special sauce") is quite good. This is one of my favorite Korean dishes. Like the pancake, the galbi is served fresh out the kitchen on an iron skillet. Galbi is served on the bone and tastes fantastic as the marinade is a combination of soy sauce, garlic, and sugar. Yet Tuh's galbi comes in a generous portion size - one of the better values in town - and the meat is served over grilled onions. I'm not a fan of the braised chicken. This dish is served over a portable gas stove. The braised chicken amounts to a thick spicy stew with slices of chicken (bone-in) and huge cuts of potato, carrots, spring onion, and chili peppers. Note the menu does not describe this dish as spicy, but it is. All of the ingredients sit in a spicy red paste. This dish takes about 30 minutes to prepare, so be prepared for a wait if you decide to order it. Service is good. The servers are genial. Overall, Yet Tuh is a nice, low-key, hidden Korean restaurant. I give it 3.5 stars rounded up 4. read more

Friday night before Christmas and traffic was a bear. My commute was double the time. Once I hit the parking lot I was stuck for a good 10 minutes with cars trying to maneuver in and out of the limited spaces. The parking lot is small and it is shared with several other restaurants so it created almost a one way bottle neck. The frustration of parking got me even more excited to meet my girlfriends for some Korean soju and spicy chicken. The soju didn't disappoint (never does) but the dakdoritang did. They presented it in a wok over a portable gas grill and said the chicken was cooked so to wait for the potatoes and it was ready to eat anytime. We let it come to a boil and stirred it around and had it simmer to get all the flavor into the meat. Unfortunately, it wasn't even spicy. It was watered down and almost bland. The worst part was that the chicken tasted gamey. It did get better as we simmered and finished up our soju but slightly disappointed in the overall taste. The service was amazing! The waitresses had a tag team approach and they were very kind and quick to service us. The side dishes were abundant and they had quite a variety. The best I would say was the sliced pickled cucumber. This restaurant will remain a staple. I'll just order something different next time. read more

Yet Tuh - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

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Yet Tuh (which means "old place") is one of my new favorite Korean restaurants - and I love that it's nearby. The food is very good, banchan selection is good, prices are reasonable (lower than Han Il Kwan), and they seem to lean toward healthier food. Examples -- they serve Bori-Bap Jung-Shik which has barley rice and tofu soup, their Duk Mandu Guk has no meat topping and the mandu is vegetarian, and their Yuk Geh Jang doesn't have much beef. And the crowd is mostly older Korean couples -- I rarely see families with kids, and I've never seen non-Koreans. BORI-BAP JUNG-SHIK - $8.99 As Mike P said, this is their specialty dish. I'd say a good majority of the restaurant orders this. Keep in mind it's so popular, they might run out of barley rice ... that happened to my mom :( If you want Bori-Bap Jung-Shik, go early. In addition to barley rice, the dish also includes several vegetables (similar to the veggies in Bibim Bop), Denjahng Jigae (spicy fermented soy bean soup), and Tofu soup. The ingredients may sound boring but trust me, when you mix everything together, you get this very delicious comfort food that also happens to be very healthy (esp. the barley rice and tofu). You might not want to add all the tofu -- it does make your dish more bland although more healthy. You decide - healthy vs. flavor :) MACKEREL - $11.99 Their grilled mackerel was very good, flavorful, and had a good amount of meat. YUK GEH JANG - $6.99 My dad didn't complain so I guess he thought it was pretty good -- but I've had better. I think Han Il Kwan still wins for their Yuk Geh Jang. Portion was good - we had enough leftovers for a 2nd meal. DUK MANDU GUK - $7.99 The broth was just ok and as I mentioned earlier, they didn't add any meat topping and the mandu was meatless too. The soup did include three king-size dumplings, lots of duk (nice texture), onions, egg, and kim (dried seaweed). Next time, I'd like to try their Kimbap, Ju-Mok Bap, and Soo Jae Bi. I heard their jigae's are good too. You might be interested in the Hwe Dub Bap esp. the $6.99 price -- BUT even though the menu says "raw fish" apparently it's cooked :( And almost forgot to mention service -- friendly but keep in mind there is just one server (who I think is also the owner). FYI - they're located in the former Abaee Noodle spot. If you haven't been to this strip mall before, drive all the way around to the very back. read more

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My friends and I went to eat at this restaurant after a long road trip! The food was absolutely delicious. We got the kimchi jigae,dwengjang jjigae, and soojaebi. Each dish was delicious and the side dishes were just as yummy! if you want traditional korean food, come stop by yet tuh!! read more

Found this place on yelp search. The place it's self a little hard to find but we enjoyed very much. Small and cute, stuff is very friendly and attentive. read more

Yet Tuh - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

This place is very good!! Best authentic korean food ever in Georgia. Hands down! They have all the classic food that is popular in Korea and make you feel like you r in Korea. read more

Warning: This place is pretty difficult to find if you don't know where you are going - it's tucked in the back of an office building. Follow the GPS directions and go to the back of the building to find Yet Tuh. Low-key the place looked pretty sketch from the outside since there were no other cars in the parking lot, but I was eager to finally try Yet Tuh after hearing such good reviews about it. We were seated promptly after entering the restaurant as there were no other patrons when we arrived. The restaurant is very cozy and has a homey feel to it - definitely brings me back to living in Seoul! The restaurant is rather small (despite looking more spacious from the outside), so definitely come early to beat the rush. We order the sujebi and the spicy pork - the portions were massive, so I'm glad we didn't order more! The food came out pretty quickly - we only had to wait about 10 minutes for the food to come out. It was my first time trying sujebi (hand-torn noodles), and I would definitely recommend it! The noodles were chewy and delicious (had the same texture as a thick dumpling wrap). The spicy pork wasn't too spicy (which is good for me!), but I found the flavor so-so. The sujebi definitely was the star of the show tonight - I wouldn't get the spicy pork again as it wasn't impressive considering the steep price. The food is very authentic - my boyfriend said it was the best Korean food he had so far in Atlanta. Unfortunately, the prices are pretty steep for Korean food - which makes me hesitant to return again as a broke graduate student. read more

You know you're onto a good Asian restaurant when you pull in and have to search for the restaurant because it's tucked behind a bigger building and the whole thing looks a little shady. Yep. I just described where Yet Tuh is. And damn, it's pretty amazing Korean Food. For what I had, it was delicious and I came to the conclusion that I definitely have to come to Atlanta more often. I came here with a party and well let's just say I didn't come here with an extremely big appetite as we probably just ate a mere 3 hours before. It was the last day I was in Atlanta after all, so I sort of had to eat all I could. We came here and I tried out their bibimbap. This place is definitely limited as far as seating goes. I wouldn't be surprised if this place would have a waiting time. It was pretty much full when we were eating there, so it was a little hectic. There was a little mix up where the rice with the bibimbap sort of went to someone else and so I didn't have rice with the bibimbap...and yeah. After all that was sorted out, the bibimbap was good. I mean, I haven't had this dish for a while and well, while it isn't that hard to prepare, you can just taste it. I was itching to order something more adventurous, but my full belly was telling me not to and just go easy because I still had a 3 hour drive ahead of me back to Knoxville. Bibimbap isn't that heavy, if you don't eat a ton of rice, so for me it was perfect. All in all, our party was very satisfied. We left with full stomachs, good conversation, and positive vibes. I would definitely recommend to check out this place. read more

Yet Tuh - Bibimbap - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Delicious and authentic Korean restaurant! We ordered two of the spicy Korean pasta soup - which was so good. The noodles were like knife-cut short chewy noodles. The soup broth is spicy and full of seafood. There were tons of banchan offered and service was fast. read more

After a long day of eating and more eating, I found myself here for another meal on a full stomach... The banchan really hit the spot. Easily one of my favorites so far in the Korean restaurants in Atlanta. I decided on something soupy since I wasn't exactly hungry.. I ordered the Yook Gae Jang, a spicy beef noodle soup. It was quite good! Maybe more than slightly spicy, everything about it was perfect, although the proportion of 20:1 proportion of green onion to beef left one feeling like something was a bit off... My friend ordered the grilled mackerel and my god... it was crisp, and fried to a fragrant perfection. Hopefully I'll be back soon to give Yet Tuh a more well-rounded review with other dishes to comment on! read more

Yet Tuh - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Pretty hole in the wall ambiance which was not my vibe. The food tasted decent, but not worth the price for the flavor or the portion size. Service was great tho and it's authentic Korean food. read more

Cute little place with lots of parking - kinda hidden away in the back of a multi use building. First visit today, not crowded at all. Service was very prompt and personable. Cold beer to begin while anxiously awaiting the banchan arrival. A little disappointed with only 8 small dishes....5 of which I didn't care for. My galbi came out sizzling a few minutes later.- not a huge portion for $25 but very tasty. Photos for proof. read more

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I'm so glad that I tried another solid Korean restaurant on Buford highway. It's located in a weird spot but there's plenty of parking available compared to the parking lot at Sokongdong tofu house. Service was great and they were not that busy at all. The restaurant is very cute and quaint. We ordered the seafood pancake and the sausage stew. Both dishes were so good and they gave us a lot of banchan! read more

Excellent food! This is a very traditional Korean restaurant. Not a lot of information on the menu for English speakers, so you may need some help with Google. I ordered the Stone bowl bibimbap. It was very good, but my husband's order of short ribs was absolutely amazing! We will definitely be back to try some other dishes. Be aware, it's definitely a "hole in the wall" place, but it's worth it! read more

I found this place off of yelp. I don't think I would have ever found it because it is tucked away in the back of a random shopping center. The place is very small and when we arrived around 6:30 on a Saturday night, it was fairly empty. I noticed that in the next 30 minutes the place was packed and the seats outside were all full too. We ordered a beef rib plate and a hot rice bowl. They also bring out a bunch of appetizers such as eggplant, kimchi and a few other items when you sit down. They are small plates but free. The food was authentic and really good. I would highly recommend this place if you want authentic Korean food but you may have to wait since the place is tiny. read more

Yet Tuh - Beef ribs - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

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Went back after 2 years b/c some friends wanted to try it. I was skeptic about any improvements in service and I was right. Their service is still very subpar. We went with a large group of 8 adults and 8 children. We made reservations and they prepared the table for us. Good so far. That was it. They didn't prepare waters for us so they were scrambling for that and even said they don't have enough cups for everyone to get water. HUH? I'm looking at the stack of cups on the serving table. Now, they're preparing the banchan (side dishes) but they don't bring it out early probably because they don't want to refill it a second time. They wait until our food is out. Pretty janky move. My bibimbap was a sad looking sight. For $10, it was short on quality since all the veggies looked a little stale. Very disappointing for a staple dish. The $29 bossam (boiled pork) is presented very nicely. You get a huge mound of sliced radish kimchi with oysters! But then the oysters are not fully thawed and the salted shrimp is super watered down. In fact, I've never seen it with water. The pork slices are thin and small. Not worth the money. As for service, after our food came out, we never saw them again. This is a chronic YeT Tuh problem. They don't have enough servers!!! I don't know if they're trying to save money on wages but that is their big achilles. We had to flag down for EVERYTHING. I got up to get my own things at times. We never saw them again. It was a disappearing act. They charged the customary 18% to our party but we didn't get near that level of service. Overall, the food quality is subpar and service is dismal. Go elsewhere. read more

Yet Tuh - Bibimbap for $10 - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Authentic Korean food just off Buford Hwy. Small restaurant tucked away off the road. Little hard to find, but Waze got us there. The food was delicious. We ordered the seafood pancake which was FANTASTIC! It is a huge portion and stuffed with tons of squid and shrimp. We also ordered the rice cake soup, again huge portion. It was good, but I would have liked a little more flavor in the broth. The rice cakes were cooked perfectly though. Reasonable priced as well. Great find!! read more

Yet Tuh - Korean Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

enjoyed the army stew, galbi, and seafood pancake. the service was amazing and was enough alone to keep me coming back

We went to Atlanta to eat Korean food and accidentally did the Eater Ktown Atlanta tour, and this was our first stop after 7 hrs of driving. Idk if it was because we were starving or what but this really hit the spot. I love how diverse this part of Atlanta is, and how Korean culture is truly part of the town. I haven't felt this at home since moving to stl. And like, Korean food is just food.... Not some exotic weird experience for foreign people. And there's nothing wrong with that one place I have in town, but they're not trying too hard to fool or impress anyone here. It's just 100% laid back comfort food. Anyway. Rant over. Basically, just good food in a really homey setting. As far as what to eat, I really liked the yuk gae jang here... It didn't just taste like spicy anchovy broth and had a lot of depth and yummy meat. And their claim to fame, that sizzling seafood pancake is as huge and crispy and filled with seafood as advertised. I feel like I'll never want a seafood pancake anywhere else ever again. Service was surprisingly good! I expected the same grump as Chicago, but you definitely do not need to speak Korean to be treated nicely here. I mean, don't expect to be pampered but you get what you need in a timely manner. One of the ladies even spoke a little Chinese. It really tripped me up for a sec. But then really warmed my heart Yum. read more