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    YGF Malatang

    4.0 (62 reviews)
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    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Soojin K.

    It tasted better than I expected!!! The soup is very good. You pick out what you want from their option into a bowl. They weight it later and you pay after you eat. You can also make a dipping sauce for your food. The service was good and fast. The ambiance was simple but clean. I would definitely come back. My bowl came out to be $17 of weight, for a medium hungry day

    Classic Herbal Beef Bone Broth-1.5LB
    Selena L.

    You get to pick whatever you want from the food bar and the pick the broth flavor. The food bar was organized and clean. Everything tasted fresh and hot. The only thing is that they overcook some veggies and noodles and made them a little too soggy/soft. Service was fast and we never have to wait too long even though it's always busy. Would recommend if you're going with a smaller group!

    Haley X.

    Wow!! The bowl was huge and definitely worth the price, though you do have to reach a certain weight before checking out. The wait time was a little over an hour, but it's understandable given how popular the place is right now. It's self-service, and you can scan the QR code at your assigned table to order drinks from next door, which was pretty convenient. I'd recommend it if you live nearby, but if you're coming from farther out, there are plenty of other great options around--especially in Duluth.

    Classic Herbal Beef Bone Broth
    Judy H.

    First time having this but surprised I hadn't been in the past as this is a chain across the States. My friends and I went at 12:30 pm on a Saturday and was able to get in line fairly easily, although once 1 pm hit, there were able 11 parties waiting to order and be seated - definitely try to plan accordingly for busier lunch times. This customizable mala soup dish was delicious and warm for the winter! Being able to choose your ingredients really accommodates for those who are really hungry to those who are not so hungry. I got the bone beef broth with mild spineless, which was just the right amount of spice. Willl definitely be coming back.

    Elliot D.

    Nice! Despite how long the lines can get, the wait is always shorter than you think. The interior of this restaurant is more akin to a food court than anything else with its plastic chairs and seating arrangements. It's a homey vibe that reminds me of my time in school. The malatang is amazing. I just wish there was a spice level between medium and hot. There is a wide assortment of vegetables and things to add. Would recommend.

    Christina K.

    A friend of mine has been hyping this place up for a while, so I finally decided to check it out with my kids and boy, she did not lie!!! I was a little hesitant at first because I'm not usually a fan of Szechuan most places are way too much for me. But this spot totally changed my mind! Compared to other hot pot places, this one is hands down our new favorite. The broth is so dang good! I always go for the classic beef broth, medium spicy and it's the perfect level of heat. Flavorful without that numbing feeling some spots have. I haven't tried the dry sauce yet, but I definitely will next time everyone says it's amazing! If you're looking for a solid hot pot spot that hits all the right notes, I'd highly recommend this one. My friend wasn't kidding, it's that good!

    Tanni D.

    I can't believe how many times I've walked past YGF Malatang and never tried it until recently. My partner and I dropped by twice and wow, we've been missing out for years. They have a great selection of ingredients, which ranges from proteins to vegetables, tofu, and noodles. You pick what you want, toss it into a bowl, and take it to the register to be weighed (around $14 per lb). That's also where you choose your broth. I've only tried the Sweet & Sour Tomato Flavor and absolutely loved it. It's not spicy on its own, but you can add a little kick from the spice bar near the register. My partner went with the Classic Herbal Beef Bone Broth. He liked it a lot because it was savory, warm, and well-balanced. The ingredients in both of our dishes tasted fresh and the broths were delicious.

    Mild Classic Herbal Beef Bone Broth
    Eva D.

    -- FOOD -- Great selection of items for malatang! They charge by weight so just add your items to the bowl and choose your broth! Their sauce bar is pretty small, but has all the classics: Sesame paste, garlic, green onion, crushed peanuts, soy sauce, chopped chilis, chili oil, cilantro, soy sauce, sesame oil, etc. -- SERVICE -- Good, quick service. Typically you pay after the meal and they'll come to you, but if they're really busy you may need to go to the counter to pay. They'll deliver your malatang to your table as well and refill your water. -- AMBIANCE -- Relatively small restaurant with close tables, but I do love that they have tables for single eaters. This is one of my go-to places for solo dining in the Atlanta area! Tables are always clean.

    Chris P.

    I've been here almost every 2 weeks since it opened. I'm obsessed. The best malatang in GA for sure! I always get the beef bone broth in mild which has the perfect amount of spice. The broth makes this place special. SO flavorful and rich. The tomato broth is also great! SOOO good and comforting. They have a great variety of ingredients too. Make sure to join the waitlist on their site. This place is always PACKED.

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    Martin R.

    This is a great place to have a delicious HOT POT. At this place you are charged by the pound. You get to choose the meats, noodles and vegetables you want in your HOT POT. There are different ways to prepare your HOT POT, dry or soupy. You also need to choose the spiciness level. I usually get mild since they run spicier. I haven't tried the dry option. During busy times of the day, I would suggest going to the website and placing your name on the waitlist. The service is good and usually very good. This place is usually crowded and noisy. Make sure to wait awhile before you begin to eat since it comes out very HOT!

    Coty S.

    AUTHENTIC MALATANG in Metro Atlanta ITP Friendly service, but mostly self service. DIY Customize your ingredients and pay by weight. Vegan and vegetarian options and bold flavorful sauces. This is the cleanest restaurant I've seen in a long time. Firstly, ma 麻 = numbing + la 辣 =spicy. That means that the food should be both, not just spicy. They also have non-spicy options available. There appears to be some confusion lately as to the origins of malatang. Just FYI, it's from China, not from Korea. Over 7000 locations worldwide viral Chinese hot pot cafe for a reason. All my friends tell me this is their favorite restaurant in Georgia & ATL area so, I had to check it out myself. Sauce Recipe : Check below, where I post my famous sauce bar recipe for the perfectly balanced dipping sauce. If the sauce bar doesn't have quality ingredients, I don't trust it. Secret Pepper Oil : Check the sichuan peppercorn oil on their hotpot sauce bar. It makes the mala addictivly numbing + spicy. Pro Tip : If ordering the dry pot, order the sauce on the side. It's rich, delicious, but I recommend controlling your pour and using as a dipping sauce also. You can order additional side sauce to dip other items, like their crispy fried pork. 1 经典草本骨汤 Beef Bone Broth Malatang - I ordered very spicy, and even added more fragrant Sichuan peppercorn oil from the sauce bar to add more numbing flavor. Love the high quality ingredients here. 2 石磨醇香麻辣拌 Dry Pot - This is not oily malaxiangguo , which is typically stir-fried with sauce. The rich sesame based sauce is added later as a topping, that's why I recommend getting the sauce on the side. Great way to control your oil intake for a healthier meal. 3 小酥肉 Crispy Pork - Texture is important to me, that's why I like a crispy side item to go along with my noodles. Great for dipping in sauce or soup. 4 Dessert - I've tried both the desserts here and love both the 南瓜饼 pumpkin cakes and the 红糖糍粑 brown sugar cakes. Both are mochi qq & crispy on the outside, soft and chewy inside. Dessert is a must-try. Conveniently located inside the Doraville Hmart plaza. Coty's Hotpot Sauce Bar Recipe : - 5 spoons green onion - 5 spoons cilantro - 3 spoons soy sauce - 1 spoon sesame oil - 2 spoons black vinegar - 1 spoon sugar - 1 spoon garlic - 1 spoon chili crisp ( strain out oil ) Mix well. Eat food while picking up some cilantro and onion also.

    Sweet & Sour Tomato Flavor
    Tray

    Tomato base was so good. I loved every topping I got. Service was good. Ambiance was alright 6.5/10. Only $14 a pound!

    My hot pot! Ended up being about $17.   Plenty of leftovers after!
    Tanya H.

    This is a no frills DIY hot pot located in the hmart shopping center. Prices are reasonable as its pay what you weigh! The items are set out in a buffet style bar and you pick your items out and place them in a giant bowl. (Pro tip: get the lighter items that bulk up your bowl for less cost! such as leafy greens and vermicelli noodles and avoid heavy dense items like potato's and carrots) At the cash register, they weigh your bowl and you pick your broth that they cook your items in! I picked bone broth and it was soooo flavorful! They even have a complimentary sauce bar to jazz up your broth if it's not enough for you. My bf said he enjoyed this hot pot more than most as the broth was extremely flavorful and required minimal dipping sauces!

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    casual spot with many ingredient options, the broths are very delicious. We tried the beef bone broth and the tomato and both were great!

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    Vegetarian jjajangmyun (black bean noodles)

    Man Chun Hong - Vegetarian jjajangmyun (black bean noodles)

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    Mamak - roti canai

    Mamak

    4.2(867 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Eight years after my initial review, Mamak remains our family's favorite spot…read more I believe the restaurant has changed hands at least once, but the food quality, ambiance, and portion sizes have remained consistent. Prices have increased since my last visit (of course), but they're still quite reasonable. The service is exceptional! We always enjoy chatting with Jojo and Chloe when we're there. These two ladies are incredibly friendly and helpful. My parents visit so frequently that Jojo already knows their orders without them having to say a word lol. You never have to wait long; our orders come out one dish after another very quickly. Our go to orders: * Chow Quay Teow * Fish Fillet * Kari Fish Fillet * Salt & Pepper Squid * Hainanese Chicken + Chicken Rice!! * Salt & Pepper Tofu * Stir Fried Okra in Garlic TBH you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Highly recommend.

    Yummy! Who knew?!??…read moreAn entire community tucked away and overflowing with shopping, dining, medical and MORE resources. We decided to try Mamak after our 1st option was BOOKED and busy for Cinco ... EXCELLENT choice. Since it was both our first time, we ordered an assortment of items including the puffs, spring rolls, egg noodles, roti and our entrees. My tofu and veggie dish was flavorful with a hint of spice. My friend ordered the glass noodles with chicken and shrimp. Great service. Absolutely locally patronized - always a good sign - and a range of options. Loved this for my first time having Malaysian food !

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    Mamak - Interior seating

    Interior seating

    Mamak - Kari Vegetables

    Kari Vegetables

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    The Wok and Bowl - Chicken with yellow curry

    The Wok and Bowl

    4.5(12 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    This restaurant is a bit unique, but I really liked it. I appreciate that they offer items from a…read morevariety of Asian cuisines, so whatever you're craving--Asian-wise--you can probably find it here. The staff is also very friendly. While you place your order at a kiosk, they're available to help and answer any questions. I ordered a noodle dish, and it was fantastic. The beef was incredibly tender--almost melt-in-your-mouth tender. It had a crispy exterior while remaining moist inside. The noodles had a great texture, and the sauce was very flavorful. I especially enjoyed the vegetables mixed in, including the bok choy, which was perfectly cooked and tasted wonderful. They also had a hot sauce available, though the container looked a bit dirty and could've used a wipe-down. Out of an abundance of caution, I only tried a small amount. Still, the dish overall was excellent, and I'd definitely return to try more items.

    The Wok and Bowl is a relatively new establishment located in an old Subway store, next door to my…read morefavorite rolled ice cream spot, ICE NY. I've seen it a few times when visiting ICE NY, and was always curious to try. Well my hubby and I finally figured today would be the day. The restaurant is very intimate and inviting. The staff and manager were very kind and welcoming. You order and pay for your food at a digital kiosk in the front. I like this because it allows you to view pictures of menu items while ordering. We ordered steamed pork and chive dumplings to share, Thai fried rice with ham, and a beef noodle dish (I can't remember the name). Everything was very delicious and extremely affordable! I think we paid approx $40 including taxes and tip. This is a perfect place to grab a quick bite, then go next door for dessert. We'll definitely be back.

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    The Wok and Bowl - Crispy spring rolls with chicken and shrimp

    Crispy spring rolls with chicken and shrimp

    The Wok and Bowl
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