Best BBQ

Small $5, Medium $7, Large $9 Best dim sum takeout spot, dining available. There another location at the Great Wall Market in Duluth I don't know about you, but after Covid I haven't find any good dim sum until now. We love the authentic fresh quality here and also bigger portion than most dim sum restaurants. We only waited about 10 to 15mins for all the food to come out. Have you been here?

Things probably taste a bit more fresh in person than takeout, but I felt like while most items were solid, some items fell flat in terms of flavor - mainly the 干炒牛河 was a bit bland and I'm not a fan of how thin the noodles are (I'm used to wider noodles). Something pretty good that surprised me were their 饺子. The filling has a nice ginger flavor and I found it more desirable to eat than the typical dumplings. I'd say my dim sum expectations are high but this place gets the job done. It has all the essentials! Would be interested in checking this place out in person.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place!!!!!My ALL TIME FAVORITE for Dim sum! Royal China, East Pearl, Canton House.. All those could kiss my a$$ They still got nothing on the humungous dim sum here! The joint is small but their menu serves over 100 items. The Beef Chow Fun is a fav. Anything Salt & Pepper is BOMB even tho I ordered salt n pepper duck tongue once and it was hard af and I complained about it but watevers.... Oh yea, I LOVE the cold pig ears too!! It's spicy and crunchy and good beer food. Me and my cousins and boyfriend loves this place and we will always come to eat here.

I finally made it here - I'd been to the Great Wall location and the Ranch 99 location several times a while back ... but never tried their dim sum. I was craving dim sum today, heard great reviews about their dim sum, and I love that here, you can dim sum anytime any day and it's a food stall! They didn't disappoint! Just order your dim sum at the front from a laminated menu w/ pictures and names but no prices. After paying, just wait for your # to be called to pick up your order - they cook the food-to-order! FYI pay cash - they charge an extra 3% fee for credit card. CHIVES DUMPLINGS - $7 or $8You get 3 good size dumplings, plump with chives and shrimp. They were delicious! I think the dumplings taste good w/ the garlic chili oil - you can pour some at the condiment area, next to the complimentary water station. I would definitely get these again. CHEONG FUN - $7 or $8This is the flat rice noodle roll filled with shrimp - or as the cashier called it, "wet shrimp". FYI there's another Cheong Fun dish served w/ dry shrimp. I appreciated that that shrimp was deveined. This dish was good too, and I liked the sweet sauce w/ it. 3 came w/ this order. I probably wouldn't get it again though. I'd definitely come back - next time I'd like to get their Prawn Dumpling and Chinese Chive Dumpling, my other dim sum favorites. FYI there is a sit-down area but it's usu. pretty packed. And then afterwards, I'd recommend taking a look around the City Farmers Market next door, and Saigon Tofu in the same strip mall for a pretty good selection of Vietnamese takeout.

My friend and I came here craving some good Chinese food. Orders are placed at the register and will be called out when ready for pick up. Take out or dine in options are available. My friend had been here before we split their 3 combo plate (BBQ pork, duck, and scallion chicken) and beef w/ egg chow foon. Out of the two protein options, I was a huge fan of the BBQ pork. The pieces of chicken and duck offered more bone than meat but still tasted good. The chow foon was doused in gravy and lots of veggies, just how I like it! Although it was more pricey than most Chinese food places the portions were double so it was justified. I will definitely come again to try more since their menu is huge with lots of other noodle, rice, and soup dishes to pick from. I recommend others to check out this casual and comfortable restaurant!

Come here for Atlanta's best dim sum. It's unassuming, and you would never know to come in since it's hidden next to a grocery store, but it's definitely worth a try. The portion sizes are huge so you absolutely get your money's worth. I love their pork and century egg congee, as well as their beef chow fun. Extra points if you can speak to the staff in Cantonese (that's how you know this place is authentic).

Best BBQ is a hidden gem, offering a vast menu that might seem overwhelming, but don't be discouraged! Take a peek at menu photos in advance for a smoother experience. My husband always asks me to order because he feels like it's a hectic environment, but the fast-paced nature and no-fuss service is part of the traditional Chinese restaurant experience. Don't expect smiles or thank yous from the staff.They serve dim sum all day! I also love their bbq rice combo plates. This restaurant is located inside the supermarket near Food Terminal.One of the Chinese ladies speaks fluent Spanish. Impressive!

Wonderful lunch today at Best BBQ Doraville. Cantonese style cuisine is a 5, dim sum selections are awesome with an extensive menu overall including stir fry dishes, noodles, soups, and BBQ rice plates among others. Atmosphere is extremely informal and sometimes need to wipe your own table, hence the overall 4 rating. Definitely go there for the food!

We went to Best BBQ in Doraville for dinner. We ordered Salty Spare Ribs & Flat Noodles with Won Tons & Roasted Duck. Both were delicious!

First time at Best (inside City Farmers market). The menus are all over the wall and printed out by the counter. Order at the counter, and they'll call your number when the food is ready. I'm pretty sure they speak English (they call numbers out in english, anyway). If you struggle to order, much of their menu has photos so you can probably just point to stuff. They have a self service area with chilis oils, to-go containers, water and even hot tea.I only ordered dim sum and was surprised by the portions. They're large (almost a little too large for certain orders of dim sum) but that certainly helps you stomach the price. If you eat with a fork and knife the size may be okay for you. I was a little confused about how to eat the massive cuts of stuffed eggplant. They were easily 1.5-2x the size of what I'm used to. It was delicious so no complaints.I wouldn't say this is the best dim sum in town, but it's easy and tasty. I went at lunch time and didn't have to worry about fighting for a table or if they stopped serving the things I wanted. The food IS GOOD. I found everything to be flavorful, even the cheung fun which is very hit or miss. The rice noodle was a little thick and chewy (on the ha gow too) which was a thumbs down for me but there was enough flavor to compensate. Huge upside, especially as the weather gets cold: you can walk off your meal while grocery shopping!