Best BBQ

"Best dim sum I’ve had in Atlanta so far. The wonton noodle soup is a must try."

"Didn’t expect the portion was HUGE. Ordered the beef Chow Fun and the beef Vegetables rice noodle, Dim sum were absolutely delicious and HUGE"

"Our second attempt to eat here and somehow we found seats. So much chaos but the portions are huge and foods are yummy. And think this is the most delicious economical place to bring your family to it. We ordered some dim sum dishes, honey bbq on rice and dry beef chow fun. Everything was good and we had so much leftover to bring home."

"The restaurant is conveniently located right next to a grocery store, low key, no-nonsense authentic Chinese food. It was really crowded when we were there on Sat & was a challenge to secure a table. It’s mostly self service. While we were waiting for our order, we helped clear/clean the table because there was no service to be found, got our utensils, plates, condiments, etc. The portions were large, tasty and fresh and everything was reasonably priced. Highly recommend it and will definitely revisit the next time we are in Atlanta."

"Similar to the other location on Pleasant Hill, this location is also a food court style dining located in City Market. You order first, then sit. The sitting space is more limited but we still managed to get a table during Saturday lunch rush. Sauce, utensils, and drinks are self-serve. The Dim Sum portions are huge-- not in quantity but the actual food size is about 1.5x larger than regular Dim Sum sizes. The flavor was good but some dishes were a bit more oily (i.e. eggplant stuffed with shrimp). Our favorites were the congee, shrimp cheung fun, chicken feet, fried shrimp roll, and shrimp har gow. There are Cantonese cuisines available as well. They looked really appetizing and we'll have to try next time."