Jia Szechuan Food and Bar

I was only able to try the tofu and mushrooms in a clay pot with white rice but it was really delicious! So savory and perfect textures for every morsel. I did ask the server about other items on the menu and she helped clarify about whether or not it was vegan or not.

I've had several Chinese cuisines. Hunan, Szechuan, Cantonese, and I thought it was pretty good overall! This place leans Szechuan style. They have a few Americanize Chinese items but this isn't really that kind of place. The food portions are great, the food comes out fast, everything was hot and tasty. The atmosphere isn't anything to rave but you're in Ponce. I'd definitely go back.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 3

Always get the fried eggplant and Shan city chicken

Came here on a whim on my last day in ATL, the lunch special is only $15 and the general Tso’s chicken and Sesame chicken are SO good. The spring rolls are very good, the only thing I think should be fixed is the little napkin in the silverware kit. That little thing didn’t stand a chance 😂

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

What a surprising find here in Ponce City Market. I was a little apprehensive to try Chinese food here but the menu looked legit and it turned out to be such a good choice.
The Szechuan dishes were very authentic and everything we ordered was very traditional and very good. A friend of mine said that the dan dan noodles were some of the best noodles he's ever eaten.
If you want to experience traditional Szechuan food and can handle spiciness, I highly recommend giving this place a try.
I don't know why people are coming here and complaining about fried rice and orange chicken. If you want that sort of Americanized stuff, go to Panda Express.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

The food was ok, but a little salty. We had originally visited with the intention of having dinner, but we stopped at the two appetizers because the service was horrible.

The person standing at the host stand took us to a table in what seemed like a rarely-used area, and put the drink and food menus in the center of the table and walked away. The energy felt like he didn't want us to be there.

We ordered two drinks and two appetizers (vegetable spring rolls and bang bang shrimp). The spring rolls came out first. We had no silverware, chopsticks, napkins or plates. When we asked for silverware, we were given four napkins. That's it.

At that point, I had already decided that I didn't need to spend anymore money here, as there are plenty of other options nearby. When the bang bang shrimp came, we had at least been given napkins, silverware and chopsticks. But still no plates. So we ate the shrimp off the serving plate.

The spider crawling down the wall was the last straw for us. The good news is, we appreciate spiders for the purpose that they serve - no big deal. But it was indicative of the entire experience. $60 for that??? We're good and won't be returning. Plenty of other options in this city.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 1

I ordered the spicy crispy beef and was definitely not disappointed. This was the best thing I ate during our trip to Atlanta, by far. I asked for it to have mild spice instead of the extra hot it was supposed to be, and that was just enough heat. Excellent, excellent flavors.

Honestly some of the best Chinese food I've had in a while. Can't wait to come back!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I used to love this place. But now… not anymore. I always order the same thing or add more to my order, however their Mongolian chicken was literally tasteless and there was zero sauce in my takeout order. Fried rice was old and dry. It had two pieces of onion and that was it! I paid $23 for just this. However, my biggest issue is 10% tip on a takeout order. Which added additional amount to my order. You as a business owner should put up a sign that says this, and then you asked me to tip additional amount... I didn’t see the was added tip until I looked at my receipt. Needless to say, I won’t be back. Not one business inside the food hall is charging for takeout tip. What a disappointment.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Best food so far in Atlanta. Great and authentic Sichuan cuisine. Perhaps slightly too pricey only. And it would have been nice if the water hadn’t tasted chlorine.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Solid Szechuan cuisine. Good service at the bar. Pork and garlic sauce was excellent as was the Szechuan fried rice. My friend's spring rolls and crispy shrimp rolls were also quite tasty.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This is one of our go-to spots for hot numbing crispy beef. Order that, the dry fried eggplant, and a draft beer and you won’t be disappointed!

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 4

Beef short ribs in red broth with thin noodles - super savory and tender, large portion of meat 👏

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Situated in the busy food court. Seating inside the restaurant, one big table to seat six persons and rest for four persons Minimum spend USD 12 per person Beverage allowed from outside but not the food Twenty percent gratuity added to the bill for a party of five or more Take out available with a service charge of 10% Wide choice of menu Cold and hot appetizers are available Spice level indicated on the menu Traditional and American style dishes are available The helpings are very large and one dish can easily serve two persons Freshly made and good taste Service very quick

the two bartenders, the blonde and chinese one, hold this place together. they are so cool, and bring a real warmth to the service. they are what keeps bringing me back. thank you!!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5