We were in the area, we googled for Chinese food and stumbled on this ohhhh soooo delicious place. We ordered, sat and ate a bit first and then took the rest on our road trip and eating it cold wasn’t bad either. We love this place and will be back shortly!
Literally the best. My Chinese friends say its super authentic.
I went for lunch. After waiting 20 minutes I asked where my food was. The kitchen didn't get the ticket, I didn't get my lunch. I had to cancel the order. The owner told me I should have remindeed him. As if that's my job.
White rice that came with my General Tso's chicken was not cooked well. It was toooo clumpy. I have never been so disappointed in RICE at an Asain resturant. Chicken was too chewy and broccoli that came with it smelled old. Looks like DINNING in May be the best option for this resturant because the food I saw when I went to pick up looked great!
Great foodsuper friendly servicelow prices, what more can you ask for? The ambiance could be nicer, but honestly, given how lovely the food, service, and price are, it doesn't matter.
It's one of my favorite Chinese places in Atlanta. It might not be entirely authentic, but they make it work without coming off as watered down American Chinese food.
Bring cash! Delicious food and you get free soup with it. I especially love their spicy basil chicken.
I love this place. It's cash only but reasonably priced. There's a great variety of authentic dishes and they'll make it as spiced as you'd like. Free tea, soup, and rice with all of their dishes.
Best Chinese I've had outside of China! Run by a lovely, friendly couple. Inexpensive, generous, authentic portions. No frills-- the way Chinese should be!
Went last Saturday with my family I got the Hot Pot which was fantastic however it was a little bit spicier than I thought. Next time I'll tone it down. It looks like Chamblee and Norcross are the Asian hubs for the Atlanta region so that's where I need to stay. The lo Mein was unbelievable as well as the fried rice I like the cafeteria setting just like if you were in Beijing or Taipei or Bangkok will definitely go again it's a little trip from the house but it's worth it.
Flew from Denver to ATL to come here while on holiday. The seafood hot pot is the best. Their potatoes, string beans, and eggplant is the pinnacle of Szechuan cuisine. This is a real Chinese place. None of that Americanized cuisine. 5 stars. Love this place and honestly my favourite restaurant in Atlanta. A hidden gem in Buford Hwy.
Chongqing food can be hard to find, and this place is difficult to locate. Go inside the strip mall with more Chinese than English and head towards the food court and get some excellent authentic Chongqing Chinese food. They have the usual Chinese standards if you don't feel adventurous but do yourself a favor and try a beef noodle hot pot, Chongqing spicy chicken, a whole fish or mapo tofu.
This place is one of my favorite restaurants. My regular dishes are the spicy chicken, cumin lamb, Dan Dan noodles, and garlic eggplant. It's priced cheap and portions are good. The workers are friendly and the dishes have been great every one of the dozens of times I've eaten there. I