Kung Pao Lotus Root is fantastic. Pork dumplings were good too.
These palm-sized half-moons come bathed in a mercifully mild chili sauce. Each delicate dumpling skin contains a meatball-esque center of savory pork filling that bursts with natural juiciness. Read more.
Fans who mourned the recent closing of chef Gu’s beloved Buford Highway Szechuan restaurant, Gu’s Bistro, will be happy to know about his new Krog Street Market spin-off, Gu’s Dumplings. Read more.
The Kung Pao Spaghetti is pretty good. I add chicken and shrimp
The fire baked flatbread is delicious. The sesame dumplings make a great snack!
Field greens salad with gorgonzola cheese, pears, walnuts and grilled shrimp... Delicious!!
You gotta try the Kung Pao Calamari or Fried Calamari w/ spicy tomato & Tatar ..
Great addition to Atlantic Station! Very spacious. Has a great staff and atmosphere! Cheers!
Possibly eclipsing the sprawling food menu, is Yard House's beer selection. Lotsa beer here. The island bar is lined with taps, some local varieties some not so local. Read more.
Great venue to hangout and enjoy some beverages.
The food is solid and they have a good wine selection.
Parking sucks on Saturday...just valet and call it a day.
I really like the Thai food here. Try the Pad Thai (order it spicy or it's too sweet), Hot & Sour soup, and Rendang. They're all delicious. Even the fried rice was on point!
Stick to the Malay section of the menu and the curries! That's where the wonderful flavors are!
The crab angels are awesome!
The steamed fish fillet was soooo good. We had it with the spicy sauce, but next time will try the ginger garlic as the shrimp was good!
Try the general tso. Its on point!
A Buckhead staple since 1979, Grand China has served some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment, including Sir Elton John, Richard Dreyfuss, and Florence Griffith-Joyner.
Best thai in the city... A must every chance we get into the city!
This place is an exception to the “Thai food in Atlanta sucks” rule. Don’t expect weird dishes you’ve never had; instead, order slutty stand-bys like pad thai. [Eater 38 Member]
order from the thai menu
Their Happy Hour is FANTASTIC! Go every day of the week and try one or two things from the food menu. Why not? They are between $3 and $6 each!
Firecracker roll is a must too.
Sushi is wonderful!!
Old school tiki bar! The decor hasn’t changed since the 70s, so it’s a really beautiful time capsule. The drinks are classic tiki... strong! The classic mai tai does not disappoint :)
Love this place. $6 Mai tai's on Thursdays. Super strong. Just LOVE it.
Don’t mess with greatness. Theirs is the original Mai Tai, and it’s on CL’s list of100 Dishes to eat before you die. Read more.
Substitute Broccoli for the pasta in the Jambalaya dish and you have a great Paleo meal. No Sugar Low Carbs with fish and meat.
Try the tropical Long Island Iced Tea.
Try to sit in Sarah's section. She is the best!
Authentic Chinese food. Try the Shrimp Egg Fu Yung and the House Fried Rice. All made to order.
Everything
Great food. Kao Pao is good if you like spicy. Try lunch specials!
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