Cantonese Restaurants near Atlanta, GA

“Well, let's talk about Canton Cooks, the name in itself, says it all. The food looks as good as it tastes. The service is very exquisite, and the atmosphere matches the scenery. Everything is so good that when you leave this place, you will definitely miss it, but then you will quickly realize that you want to savor the flavor and the memory of this place, so as to not wear off or taint your experience in Canton Cooks, you should save your visitations for special occasions to keep your experiences FRESH. ? ? ?“

“We ordered the special fried rice and wonton soup. The soup broth was clear and flavorful, and at $7.99 it was a HUGE portion, enough for 4. And the wontons were filled with shrimp! Needless to say we ate every bite. Good for shopping at H Mart and any time!!“

“Recently, I visited Fant'asai, nestled within the PH'East store, with a curious palate and high hopes for a unique culinary experience. The restaurant, which seemed promising, offered an intriguing mix of dishes.Upon arrival, I noticed the ambiance was casual and inviting, setting a good stage for a culinary adventure. However, the service left something to be desired. The attendant appeared somewhat detached and not fully acquainted with the menu, which dampened the initial excitement. Despite this, the wait for our food was pleasantly brief, a redeeming factor in the service experience.Our meal consisted of Puerto Rican fried rice and Mongolian chicken. The Mongolian chicken was the star of the evening - flavorful, well-seasoned, and simply delicious. It was a dish I would happily recommend. On the other hand, the Puerto Rican fried rice, while enjoyable, didn't quite hit the mark in terms of authenticity. It was good but fell short of capturing the essence of true Puerto Rican fried rice.Portion sizes were generally adequate, though the serving of Mongolian chicken seemed a bit scant, leaving me wanting just a bit more. Despite these mixed feelings, the culinary journey at Fant'asai was overall a positive one. The menu still piques my interest, and I remain eager to explore other dishes in the future.In conclusion, Fant'asai offers a mixed bag - a promising venue with potential for a fantastic dining experience, slightly marred by service inconsistencies and portions. However, the quality of the dishes, particularly the Mongolian chicken, ensures I'll be back to try more of what they have to offer. Hopefully, future visits will see improvements that elevate the entire dining experience to match the quality of their best dishes.“

“Amazing food! Beautiful presentation!“

“Tasty food. Gracious service.I stopped by here a few minutes after 3. The server explained that lunch specials are until 3. Because it was my first time, she'd give me the lunch special. Her generous and gracious nature continued throughout the meal. She made sure that I avoided gluten as best she could.I got the appetizer of a quarter of duck, some pickled radish and egg drop soup. The soup was rich and tasty. The picked radish was sweet and crisp. The duck was delicious and not tough. Worth a larger portion. I sorta ordered some steamed rice but didn't eat it. She offered to take it off the bill because it was my first time.This place has some challenges with my food restrictions. However the service what's exceptional. Additionally, it's hard to find good duck, but this was nice. I'll be back.Dietary restrictions: Easy to find dairy-free meals. Gluten-free and Soy-free meals are a little tougher because of so many dishes with soy sauce. If you're ordering the roasted duck, make sure to ask for it without the additional soy sauce on top.“

“Great food! Friendly staff!“