Chinatown Food Court

How have I missed this place?!

Located in the "Atlanta Chinatown" area, this is a highly socializing & busy communal food spot offering authentic choices of Chinese, Taiwanese, Cantonese, Laotian & Korean food. The restaurant I visited, was the Chinese kitchen & will review that shortly.

The Great Wall of China is depicted on two corner walls, as well as a statue of Guanyin located in the corner. The Red and gold Chinese paper lanterns hanging above the walkways give off that authentic "Chinatown" atmosphere.

The retail portion includes unique shopping to the culture - hair salon/supplies, clothing, tailor/dry cleaning, bookstore, electronics, cosmetics & even a pharmacy.

You must take the moment out & sit in the gorgeous Bonsai garden that includes a Koi pond.

I'll be back.

Amazing food and awesome people the dumplings were great. This place is super underrated must try!

I visited this food court for the first time in 2017. Recently, I was craving Chinese food and I remembered this gem. The prices here are affordable and the food portions are huge. This time, I ordered Eggplant with Garlic Sauce and the Lamb Hot Pot from Chong Qing Hot Pot. The eggplant dish was topped with a savory garlic sauce and was mildly spicy. While the meat in the Lamb Hot Pot was cooked to perfection, the entree had way too much chili oil. Overall, I had a great experience here and would return to try a different stall next time!

Love the authenticity! enjoyed the variety and the friendliness of everyone there. the food was tasty. Rice was all you could eat! soup
was awesome!

This local china town was the first place my dad took us when we first moved to Georgia a while back. Back then, this place was super crowded and I would always thought how cool and big this place was. Coming here as an adult makes it feel a little different. This small little plaza is a little different from other cities China town but it gives you the warmth. All the small store operates by older people and it makes you want to do your best to behave yourself since they're super friendly.

Originally, hubby and I wanted some pastries and just have a little walk on memory lane but we decided to go into the food court since I haven't ate here in awhile. It was crazy how there was no one here except for my Hispanic brothers and sisters supporting the business. We took a few steps to take a look at all the stall and the food looks amazing, and we decided to go to two places and ordered 3 dishes. The amount of food they're given was huge and it's so cheap from outside restaurant. We have the spicy fish pot for like $15 and it comes in a hot skillet, we also ordered fish with eggplant and stir fry seafood noodles. Everything was $40. We couldn't finished and had togo the rest.

Please support this small local business since no one paid attention to the local anymore. All people cared about now is the big franchise and/or the esthetic of the place. These small mom and pops shop are amazing and they're super nice. We will make this stop our weekly stop since we're always near Doraville.

Until next time!!! Peace

(YANMI YANMI) out of all the food court stay away from this one. (YANMI YANMI )The people who make the the food are unexperienced cooks and the food is overpriced ! I was given hard, rice, soggy, oily fries, and
Small over cooked buffalo wings with no buffalo sauce!!
Out of all the food courts ,this place ain't it (YANMI YANMI).

So we finally made it here, and walked a bit at all the different menus available. Settled on Hong Kong BBQ (because Roast Duck and Pork). Awesome

I was here Sunday night for one of the periodic Meetup family dinners I've attended over the years. I noticed one of the stands where I'd never ordered had apparently changed its name. Nanbei Gourmet doesn't seem to have its own Yelp entry, so this will have to serve.

I ordered Ma Po Tofu, one of my favorite dishes and one which is very suitable for sharing. Asked medium spicy, and it came a little less than that, perhaps catering to Caucasian taste buds. The preparation, for me, was one of the best of several that I've had from other stands here, both for flavor and for the generous amount of ground pork in the sauce.

Price posted on the wall was $10 (certainly fair), but the amount on the CC was $11.18, so it seems that they raised the price slightly without updating the menu. That seems to be the case with the other stands as well in some cases.

It took a bit longer for the dish to arrive than I expected, and it seems that there might be only 1-2 people working this stand. They also closed earlier in the evening than the others, as it was dark at 7:30.

We've visited a few times now with family and friends. It's a great place to grab a few plates and share if you have friends with similar palates. It's also interesting seeing everyone else's choices as it plants seeds to try the next time!

It's mesmerizing watching the pulled noodle stall and the smack on the counter. The roasted duck always calls my name. If you're trying to sneak in some veggies, there's a green bean dish that is always good. I don't even like green beans but I'll eat theirs. It's the beauty of letting your palate explore!

We had the house hand pull noodle soup and scallion pan cake at the Lanzhou noodle shop. Both were very flavorful and tasted homemade. Very Delicious!!