Umbrella Bar,

675 Ponce De Leon Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30308

"Super cool overhead umbrella decor, but Ponce is a food hall so you can snap your umbrella photos without having to eat here. If you do, don't get the chicken strips, which were chewy and $11 for a portion larger than you want. The sauce they come with masks the taste of the chicken you paid for. The $10 bulgogi tots and very tasty, but should be $6 or $7 for the portion size, and have a great sauce. They are basically 2 cups of tater tots with 1oz shredded meat and sauce. Can sodas are $2.50, Thai tea $4."

"The food was DELICIOUS and came out very quickly! There were 5 sauce options, some spicier than others, but all delicious and the Bulgogi Tator Tots were also so wonderful and savory! The huge cheese dogs - they’re not actually hotdogs lol!! Just huge stringy cheese sticks - I will be eating here every time I visit Atlanta now!! HIGHLY recommended!!"

"Located in Ponce City Market Umbrella Bar ATL has a nice little Korean vibe! Quick bite to eat! The food is really good and cooked to order. Korean street food fashion. We had the K-Dog Half/Half, the Bussin Fried Chicken Sandwich, and the Bibimbap with Spicy Bulgogi Beef. One Soju shot is free with an order. They have cocktails and mocktails. I wanted to try to Purple Rain Cocktail as advertised on the bar but was told they didn't have it anymore. No suggestions but to look at the menu. Sooo I just got a Tequila Sunrise mocktail with no tequila with Sprite. Really cute Korean bar. Be sure to order at the bar. Pick up at the counter behind you. 3 stars for service because both bartender ladies seemed to have attitudes, making it an unwelcoming environment. My husband had to say something in a joking way to get one bartender out of her funk. We ordered 3x as we finished an item to see if we would get a change. One bartender finally gave smiles and pleasant greetings. We arrived around 5p.m. on Saturday. This whole corner area has 2 or 3 more restaurants, giving you a whole Korean street food atmosphere. We'll be back."

"I’m disappointed. The restaurant looks super cute and I was excited to have a Korean place close to my apartment. The display food they have in the hall does not reflect what you actually get. Korean Corndogs should be fluffy & big, kinda sweet. The batter was chewy, undercooked and not even connected to the meat. Much smaller than the display too. The japchae dumplings were hard and salty. An unfortunate waste of money"