Taiwanese Restaurants near Suwanee, GA

“Probably the best boba tea I’ve had in Georgia! We’re obsessed!!“

“Stopped in after a long day and honestly wished I had a bigger group with me because there was so much on the menu I wanted to try!

First off, the staff was super friendly and the space had a really cool feel to it. Very clean and modern but traditional from a design perspective, with a nice atmosphere overall. The menu was extensive, and I didn’t even notice all the specials until I had already started ordering… Ended up making a quick switch to try one.

Started with the mushrooms with ginger, which were fantastic! I’ve had similar dishes before, but these were definitely a step above. Really nice texture with a rich, savory flavor that I thoroughly enjoyed.

For my main, I went with the steamed cod special with scallion sauce. It was a really nice piece of fish, delicate and mild, and the scallion sauce was a nice complement. While I enjoyed it, I think I probably should have explored something a little different with more bold flavors… Nothing wrong with the dish, just not quite what I was craving.

Also had some oolong tea, which was really nice and came in a cool modern glass pot with loose leaf contained in the pot.

Overall, really enjoyed this spot and glad I stopped in. Quality ingredients, really nice flavors and so many things on the menu that caught my attention. Will surely be back to explore more…

Hopefully with a bigger group next time so I can try a little bit of everything!“

“Everyone was friendly and truly did their best to accommodate what I needed last min for a catering order. The lady who assisted me was especially kind and even helped carry the food out to my car. On top of the great service, the food was delicious! Thank you!“

“Very pleasant atmosphere very friendly staff“

“It was our first time having Pop Pot! We were celebrating my daughter’s birthday and she wanted to try it. She loved her dish. We had a wonderful server.“

“We recently visited this place on a Saturday at noon, and the place was packed, which is always a great sign. It is a cozy, self-service spot with a casual atmosphere. We ordered a variety of dishes: the Korean seafood noodle, Mapo tofu, fried rice, and fish dumplings. The Mapo tofu was definitely the highlight of the meal—absolutely delicious and full of flavor! The fish dumplings had a very light and delicate taste, though I think they would be even better paired with some chili oil for an extra kick. Overall, everything we tried was solid, and the bustling weekend crowd makes it clear this place is a local favorite. I will definitely be back to try more dishes next time!“

“Authentic but not best, per my Taiwanese friend. I personally really enjoyed it. It was one of my first experiences with authentic Taiwanese cuisine. The Taiwanese fried chicken was less salty than some of the other ones I have tried. Perhaps it is more authentic to be less salty and with less spices. Can't say for sure. I liked the flavor on the minced pork as well, but it could have used some more sweetness and umami flavor. To foreigners and outsiders, I think we can like this. If you are truly looking to be blown away by some very authentic Taiwanese food, it may not be to your standards, especially if you know the cuisine well. I still like it and would come back.“

“The food is amazing. I tried the Snow Mountain Roll tonight and wow!! Definitely give them a try if you haven’t already“

“I love this place; great selection of teas, really good snacks, great atmosphere, seating for groups, and everyone is so nice!!“

“I can't help myself.

If I'm in the Jusgo Supermarket food court, then I must get a tea here. I've been visiting Vivi since the late 1990s in NYC. The quality and consistency are the same at all locations.

This specific location has delicious Taiwanese snacks also. Even though their teas are more of a Hong Kong flavor to me.

My favorites are:
Hong Kong Lemon Tea
Fresh Taro
Galaxy Drink

Check out their secret tang sui desserts menu.

Can't beat the atmosphere here, it's the best food court in the state.“

“Nice Sichuan style Chinese restaurant , part of the Great Wall Grocery store in Duluth. We go to this market quite often, the place is nice with good variety on the fresh produce. The fish section has good collection of Asian fishes which we like. The food court has several Chinese restaurants and gives a feeling of Asian street food market. We have tried some of the Chinese restaurants here, one of them being Ping's place. The food is good, but will not call it exceptional. The portion is huge, and prices are quite reasonable. It is self serve and it gets crowded at times. However, the food did not seem too fresh, the boiled fish with chili oil tasted good, but loaded with oil ( and that is expected for this dish), but the fish was soft and slimy, which gave a feeling it was not fresh. The market itself is too crowded and has strong Asian food smell, typical of any Asian market place( Indian, Chinese, Korean, Malaysian etc.)“