Chung Ki Catering

12/10 from hospitality/kindness from the waiters, taste and quality of food, and just the overall experience. I went on a Sunday for lunch and although it was packed, my wait was less than 5 minutes. The banchan had crab which was a pleasant surprise! My mom, who grew up in Korea, approved of all the food and said it felt authentic and reminded her of home! We will definitely be going back!

Typical Korean restaurant vibe with some private dining areas. Chung ki wa has a lot of uncommon Korean dishes such as the rib and soy marinated crab. We tried the viral rib and soy marinated crab and it was pretty good. The service was very great. I highly recommend everyone to try out!

We were looking for another Korean place that opens later than 8pm and stumbled upon this restaurant. The dishes are flavorful and they also have marinated raw crab as a banchan. Our favorite dish is the galbijim. It's flavorful and not very spicy. Most of the dishes we've had have been great. The only one we do not like is their seafood pancake. It's soggy, greasy, and their dipping sauce is bland. We've been here a few times and service is a hit or miss. The latest was pretty bad. I had to constantly looking for our waitress and they were impossible to track down. They did not check up on us and didn't bring any banchan until our food was ready.

The name of this place is chung ki wa, if you're looking for it on the map, the place only has the Korean name on their banner. Love this spot for good hearty soup! Came on a Thursday night and they were actually pretty busy. The menu is pretty extensive and there are lots of items to choose from! We got the spicy pork bone soup and the spicy cod fish soup. The portions were hearty and filling. The cod fish was fresh and tender, although there were lots of bones so just be cautious when ordering this dish. The pork bone soup was flavorful and spicy. I love that the rice that came with the order was the purple rice since it's pretty healthy. They also provided many banchan dishes. Not many places give out the raw marinated crab, so we were pleasantly surprised to see that. The service was pretty quick and nice. Server came back to refill our drinks and ask us how things were going despite being busy. Overall, love coming here for soups and can't wait to try their other dishes.

The dining experience surpassed expectations - the food was truly remarkable, and the service matched its excellence! I highly recommend indulging in the exquisite silver cod fish paired with fresh radish for a culinary delight that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression.

Very authentic Korean food . Menu written in Korean only, no English words. We just look at what others had and order. We ordered a big fish dish turn out was very good and we never tasted this dish before. Service is very good as well.

Everything we ordered was so delicious like a homemade meal! We got the fried dumpling appetizer, grilled mackerel, soy bean paste soup (doenjang jjigae 된장찌개), spicy beef soup (yukgaejang 육개장), and ground soybean soup (kongbiji 콩비지). The rice they provide is the Korean purple rice, so healthy and tastes the same as white rice!The service was great as well, they were very kind! And I like how we get to have our own private eating areas with a small curtain separating the dining from the main area. Everything tasted amazing, I'm looking forward to coming back for more!

Chung Ki Wah/ Chung Ki Catering is located in the old Barnes and Noble, Old Navy, Toys R Us plaza on Pleasant Hill Rd. Chung Ki Wah serves home good traditional Korean food. Place is not fancy but has a nice homey and cozy feel which to me are the little gems that serve up some good food.They also serve up catering options. Ingredients are fresh and banchan are tasty. In my recent visit the number of Banchan plates were less variety than in the past. We love the "keh jaang"/spicy raw blue crab here. They give it to you as a banchan. Our server was a little stingy on refilling our banchan one time. She was only giving us a few refills and then we had to ask for one or two more on the serving tray she had. Felt like we were asking "Siri may I have more porridge..." She said that they are running low and to make sure we eat all of it. Lol. How can you run low on banchan when you opened for the day for about an hour? I was a little put off but had to laugh a little afterwards as it was just like an Aunty saying that to me. I will still be back for the good home cooking comfort korean food. Check them out if you want to go get some Korean food that would break the bank and serve up some good soups and stews.

Wooguji Galbitang was perfect. Side dishes were perfect. Yall should visit if yall looking for traditional korean food.Thank you

The food here is bomb. Service might be iffy at times, but you won't find better Korean food anywhere else in ATL. Don't go for the vibes, go for the food.