Cantonese Restaurants near Lilburn, GA

“First visit. Food was great!“

“This is my favorite restaurant in all of Atlanta! I’ve lived here most of my life and truly nothing beats it. The food and the service are top tier. The best thing to do is come with a huge group and order a bunch of stuff to try family style.

Our favorites are…
Dried beef chow fun

XO Japanese minced pork hot pot (this is obviously our fav dish. Its made up mostly of tofu in a delicious pork sauce. Consider getting multiple orders, it’s that good)

Eggplant w/ garlic sauce

Gai Lan (Chinese brócoli) w/ garlic sauce

Salt and pepper tofu (comes with grilled onions and peppers, so delicious)

However we’ve loved everything we’ve tried here“

“Absolutely the best crispy roast pig I have ever put in my mouth! The Char Siu is delicious as well, but I have been fixated on the roast pig. I am actually looking forward to my in-laws coming in just so I can have it again. The couple running the place were sweet and very helpful.“

“Fun place and food was very good... As a first timer it's a bit confusing but they explain it . However the people pushing the carts don't speak English so I can be hard to figure out what something is .. but they are so very nice. You will get full quick! Dim sum is a wonderful thing to experience... Next time I'll try their menu options. I recommend trying this place.“

“Came in for takeout. No problems with order -- pleased by soup and portion sizes. I walk with a cane due to bad knee, and the gentlemen behind the counter walked me out to my car with the box of food. VERY pleased with attitude.“

“You’d be impressed by the design of this place—it’s absolutely stunning, with light textures, a beautiful koi fish wall, and elegant accessories that create a calming, upscale vibe. But above all, the food is simply delicious. The servers are fast, friendly, and attentive, which made the experience even better. I’ll definitely be coming back to Royal China Restaurant whenever I visit Georgia.“

“It’s on par with the Northeastern restaurants in New York. As a Northeasterner, I think the Northeastern cuisine they cook is quite authentic and the price is very affordable. The only drawback is that it’s a bit bland. I went back twice and the chef’s performance was not very stable. I ordered pickled cabbage powder each time. The tastes are all different, but the Guobao Pork is always good. The hot pepper and dried tofu is not so good.“