Bo Bo Garden

Went for lunch, service was efficient. You're seated quickly and food comes out rather quick. Here's what I liked. Tons of parking, efficiency and food. I love the array of teas they offer and how it's served. The chrysanthemum tea was great. After your meal, your given a complimentary palette cleanser. That day it was oranges.What I wasn't ready for, was the waitstaff. I felt a little watched, not rushed but their presence was constantly monitoring. Also, be prepared, for their accents. Just be patient, they are nice.

Tried a bunch of dishes for lunch. The beef brown flat noodles and fried rice were missing flavor. The snow pea tips were lacking in aromantics. The salt and pepper squid was chewy too.The place was neat and had quick service. It was quick to made and came hot, but water and tea refill were slow.

First time trying this seafood heavy Chinese restaurant and I will definitely go back again. The only negative thing I can say is that our waiter spoke no English, so he was not able to help us with the menu. I ordered a grouper dish with Chinese veggie and it was delicious and for lunch it was very reasonably priced! Lunch comes with choice of soup or egg rolls. Egg rolls were very so-so. Have the soup instead. My wife enjoyed her Mongolian chicken, which I finished for her. Yummy. Service was prompt. Restrooms were very clean. Price was very reasonable. I would do that again with no problem.

E X P E R I E N C E so traditional that they have live fish swimming around in tanks. you can choose which fish you want to be cooked! when we walked in, we were immediately greeted. there were a few other tables occupied. we came as a group of two on a thursday around noon. we were immediately brought drinks and given menus.S E R V I C E fantastic. (especially for a chinese restaurant. many times they don't care lol) they're very attentive and polite. they checked up on us several times and if we were looking around for them, they would immediately come help. F O O D water spinach: cooked v well. garlic. light. flavorful.cumin lamb: different than what i expected. i expected a fried dish but this was very good too. flavor was balanced. nice to have a different flavor salt and pepper spare ribs: a bit dry but my friend said this is usually done v well. flavor was good though. lightly friedcongee: incredible. my friend wanted to order this which i was resistant bc im asian, i cook and don't order anything i can make at home. but this congee was fire! sooo tastyB A T H R O O M v well kept. clean. no smell. 3 spacious stalls for women. P R I C E 80 smtg+ 20% tip

Went here for a late night dinner and was somewhat disappointed. What felt like authentic Asian Cuisine was jaded with food that lacked seasoning and flavors from Asia.We ordered everything fried rice and the only flavor in the rice was the raisins...! And who puts raisin in fried rice?!! The friend dumplings were okay nothing too broad about and the beef lo mien was average.I can't say I would recommend zzzz while experience was uneventful and all I remember was the food disappointing me.

Still five stars in my book. Bo Bo Garden has been a staple in my life for well over 10 years. I no longer live in ATL, but every time I'm there, Bo Bo Garden sees me. The Hong Kong Lobster STILL reigns supreme, but also give the Salt and Pepper Shrimp (shell on) a try-- they are divine!

I pretty much almost exclusively come here on Christmas or a holiday because it's open. I never had a bad meal here. There are some things I like more than others but I always leave full. We came on Christmas and had reservations so that makes things easier. This place is always packed on Christmas and a little less so on Thanksgiving. My favorite dish in this restaurant is probably the xo tofu. The fried eggplant, steak and peppers, fried chicken, pork were all good. The only thing I didn't love was the lobster. I realized that I actually don't love lobster more than I love butter and the lobster was just a excuse for me to eat butter. I can also be a lazy eater.I think between the 6 of us and 8 dishes, we were pretty full. The total came out to $50 a person but that because the two lobsters ran for $80.Would I come here again?Yes. I like the food here.

If you want authentic Cantonese Chinese food, look no further. This spot is absolutely it. My family came here for dinner and ordered a slew of dishes, all which were truly incredible. My dad has been a Chinese chef for over 40+ years and he agreed that this spot has all the flavors spot on, without any dishes being too heavy or Americanized. I will personally say - do not come here expecting incredible service or Americanized dishes like Orange Chicken. Be respectful and mindful of any language barriers or dishes that might not be familiar to you. There's incredible food in every culture & if you come to Bo Bo Garden, expect to get the real deal but don't yuck someone else's yum! Excited for the next time to come back here :)

Quick stop to pick up shrimp lo mein it was excellent and not so full of soy sauce that you had to drink water all day. Loved it!

Been a staple in Atlanta for its authentic and classic Chinese food. I usually go with at least a group of four to enjoy the food family-style - I want a bite of every dish!They have a huge menu with a variety of dishes, ranging from rice to noodles to pork to beef to live seafood to authentic Chinese vegetables.Some of my favorites are the Chinese bbq spare ribs with onions, ong choy, fish maw soup, clams with black bean sauce, beef and peppers, and lobster with ginger and scallion.The service is very authentic too - fast and to the point. They still check up on you as needed though! This restaurant will surely be a staple in Atlanta for years to come.