on a lazy Sunday afternoon with a craving for Chinese food in our gnawing inside, my girlfriend and I decided to make a jump over Buford Highway and try another new spot for lunch (new to us).
So I took her to Chef Liu's. This is the Buford Highway, about a mile ITP.
As we get closer and I pointed out where we are going to be eaten, my girl I understand that she did not want to eat in this hut in the middle of the parking lot! After some heated convincing, we opened the sliding glass door ( plain as in, like the one you are going your backyard) and sat at the table nearest the kitchen. Not that we could see through the bamboo shade hangs down and sharing a trailer.
environment? This is so awesome here. With six or seven plain tables in the trailer and little ornamentation except strip mall you see on the other side of the parking lot through the glass walls, Chef Liu is closer to what you find in other countries that allow food to be sold from run down shacks on the side of the street -. at least closer than most places you'll find here in Atlanta
cold noodle dishes, dumplings and soups are the main contents here, but we also ordered the leek pie - absolutely delicious and we ate it long before our actual meals stigao.Pan fried pork dumplings are nice and look exactly like the painting the wall above his head menu. You will not find these on P.F. Chang said.
you can not compare Chef Liu is the regular restaurant or most other places. This is simply a different and unique. Of course, they do not use the best ingredients, naturally it's not food you would find the "finer" establishment - it is food for the masses, cheap food done well. The food comes out fast and hot and you feel like you're eating at a secret place that only the best - no matter how many people eat here on a regular basis. About as fast as ordering food at Burger King and Wendy's, but not as bland and generic as Panda Express -. This is a good variety of fast food
is sitting there with limited basic mandarin you picked up from pimsleur during the morning commute, and more to hear the waitress talking to each other and with clients - people who are obsessed foodies find the most authentic anything. Only place to get good food reminiscent of their homeland and live in the deep south. This place is great and will always be at the top on the list of choices when I have that gnawing feeling for some dumplings and a slightly different menu is offered.
Summary: 4.6
5221 Buford Hwy NE
Atlanta, GA, 30340
(770) 936-0532
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