Cantonese Restaurants near Norcross, GA

“It was good. I ordered a half soy chicken which is advertised for $8 and a side of vegetables and they charged my card $21. I’m leaving myself a note here not to come back because it was way more money than I expected based on the price on their sign. I also asked before I ordered if it would be good for a baby/toddler and the meat has a lot of bones so keep that in mind. I feel like we got the experience of seeing another culture but it was way more expensive than I thought.“

“Celebrated a birthday here. The place has that classic Chinese restaurant look, like it hasn't changed since it opened (and it probably hasn't.) I find it charming, but I think a lot of people would prefer the prestige of the nearby Royal China.

The food itself didn't take too long to come to out. Long enough for a chat and to work up some appetite, especially since you get complementary peanuts.

I especially appreciated the fact that they served dimsum into the night, unlike Royal China, though it of course doesn't come on carts, but to order instead. I do wish they had a selection of non-alcoholic drinks (outside of the standard soft drinks), but I always go for Jasmine tea when eating dim sum anyways.

The food was excellent. The rice noodle dim sum were fine, but they had much less filling compared to Royal China (though you get larger servings overall). The fried lobster balls were as good as I had hoped, and the dinner dishes are exactly what you want from a dim sum place.

In terms of price, it's pretty comparable to Royal China, nothing to write home about, which is fine but I was hoping for better prices since the restaurant itself is nowhere near as large or luxurious as Royal China.

I wouldn't call this place the Royal China killer, but it serves as some decent competition. If you're not concerned about atmosphere, you should probably give this place a shot too. The salt and pepper pork chops are a must-have.“

“Great quality Food. Friendly staff and management. Can’t wait to try their soups.“

“best dim sum ATL area. been going here nearly 20 years“

“The food is authentic and yummy.😋“

“Best Chinese I've has since moving to ATL 5 years ago. Only complaint is we ordered the general Tso chicken and orange chicken, I'm sure they were the same thing. no difference. It was still very good.

And the lemon pepper wings were good but not very lemon peppery. oh and the sweet tea isn't southern ( extremely sweet) some ppl may not like that, it was fine for me.

everything else was great!
pork pan fried pot stickers, egg fried rice and pork salt & pepper spare ribs, would try again!. my husband is allergic to shellfish and we still had a great experience.

Service was great!
Parking is ok.“

“Every time we have been there we have been overly impressed with the atmosphere, service, and quality of the food. Truly an experience of Chinese cuisine as it should be.“

“Amazing food! Beautiful presentation!“

“So good! I go here pretty much every time I'm in the area. Sad they only do pork and not duck steamed buns like they used to. They were amazing.
I got an Udon chicken bowl and it was delicious! My friend got a basil noodle bowl and he said it was amazing.“

“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.“

“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.“