Location: Doraville
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Best Asian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Asian food in Doraville. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Asian restaurants near you.. Doraville is a city in DeKalb County, Georgia, United States. The municipality is northeast of Atlanta. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 8,330.
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10. Pho Bac
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Meowy
I was here for lunch during a business trip to Atlanta. The staff is attentive and helpful and the portions they give you are very generous. The problem I had was that the food was very bland and tasteless. I have eaten Vietnamese food plenty of times before and always love the flavors and spices. Unfortunately, the food here was the equivalent of eaten air or cardboard. I would recommend giving this place a skip as there are plenty more Southeast Asian restaurants in the area.
9. Royal China
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By KalymnosSummer
We have lives in Atlanta for 30 years and have enjoyed numerous Chinese restaurants over the years but had yet to venture into Dim Sum. A friend invited me one Saturday morning and then I returned a few weeks later with my husband and young adult son. We enjoyed a leisurely brunch ordering this and that off of the carts that came by, some hot options, some room temperature. Our favorites were the various types of dumplings plus a sweet bun filled with bean paste and rolled in sesame seeds. Prices were very reasonable.
8. Stone Bowl House Woo Nam Jeong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By katork
They have the best Korean Food and Bibimbap in town. In a nondescript shopping center, you have to be looking for it. Also, the parking is limited close to the restaurant, but extra parking is underneath the center. Separate rooms are conducive for large groups. I took a friend that had never had Korean Food or Bibimbap.Service is great and they are so welling to make your meal special.Food: Amazing and all kinds of extra small dishes brought to the table to try. Daily lunch specials. Check their website for the days they are open and times.
7. Harmony Vegetarian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By travelswithjh
I'm an on and off vegan and my wife is a vegetarian. This place is interesting to say the least. Many faux meat dishes and you have to wonder how they pull it off so well. Foods good.
6. La Mei Zi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By GPBurdell67
My first visit to a Taiwanese restaurant has convinced me that I don't really like Taiwanese dishes. Others in our party might disagree, but nobody was real happy about our experience. Part of the problem is that we ordered off the menu, when probably 80% of their patrons went to the buffet. I checked out the buffet and didn't like what I saw, but there were a lot of choices. I settled for a scallion pancake (just fair -- Indian versions are much better) and hot and sour soup (the soup was very good). Other dishes like their pork noodle soup were bland and/or very greasy. That may be typical but I wasn't impressed. Service was OK, except for my soup, which never arrived until I had to make a special trip to search out our server and remind her. Finally, prices are not cheap.
5. Kula
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Westgalady
Very entertaining, great service, comfortable setting, ok sushi. Skip the fried shrimp because of grease and too much breading. Parking is at the door in a shared public lot. Before you are seated, consider where the kitchen is located and choose a table so you are first to choose off the conveyor belt. We were about half-way along the belt and many things had already been taken when it got to us. Not to worry, though. There is a touch screen where you can order to your heart's content and the kitchen will prepare and send directly to your table on an upper conveyor belt.It's worth a visit to enjoy the 'new' system. It's a festive atmosphere and the people working there were very helpful.
4. Hopstix
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By KristinR505
This is a cool relaxed spot to get local brew and some Asian fusian cuisine. I was surprised to find this combination. It is not often you come across a brewery or brewpub where you can get food inspired by Indonesia and other Asian countries. My girlfriend and I tried some new things including the house brews. We also talked to some interesting people. I look forward to returning. Good food, good brew and great company!
3. Shoya Izakaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Donald S
It feels like I am in Japan when I eat here. The menu is huge and they have so many of my favorites I cannot find other places - things like shishamo, jellyfish, skate wing, spicy ovaries, beef tongue, ikanatto, yamaimo, duck, conch, pork belly - the list goes on and on. The one misstep this time was the chicken skin - too over cooked and couldn't eat it. The service is hectic/efficient more than friendly. They have so many sakes and other drinks, too. It is, indeed, more of a pub than just a restaurant. I already cannot wait to return.
2. Food Terminal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By franny60
Two seniors, two younger adults, 2 little kids, we all left happy and full. Bright, large restaurant with open kitchen, comfortable seating, friendly service. Gigantic menu with color photos and something for everyone; carnivores, vegans, vegetarians, gluten free. Beer but no mixed drinks. Everyone pretty much cleaned their plates, get some dishes to share, too. Yummy desserts. There is a ramp for disabled patrons, accessible bathrooms.
1. Mamak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By BigSteve47
This is a family friendly restaurant that isnât fancy but serves great food at reasonable prices in generous quantities. Their curry dishes are spicy, but others are very flavorful, but not hot. The menu is filled with many choices, including vegetarian, that are unique.
