Harmony Vegetarian Restaurant

A friend took me it was great if you're a big eater two entrees. Overall, the food and presentation were fantastic overall. I would definitely go back.

I enjoyed my first eating experience at Harmony. It's a super casual environment and wasn't busy on a Thursday evening. We ordered the sesame "chicken", "beef" and broccoli, and vegetable lo mein. The price for food was very reasonable ( we spent about $33 for two people). We didn't wait long for the food to be served. Highlights: vegetable lo mein and sesame chicken was spot on with flavor/texture.The "beef" in the beef and broccoli dish has more of an egg-like texture rather than beef and it wasn't my favorite. Overall, I truly enjoyed the food and will definitely order again.

We ordered the food at home, the presentation of the food was good. We got Fried Tofu Skin Seaweed Rolls - it was ok, very oily and tasteless Chicken with curry sauce- where is the chicken? The only thing I see is potatoes and some other veggie.Szechuan beef - this was good in taste but again very less meat. Overall okay taste.

Mom and pop. My favorite kind of place. Some people have princess dinners at the fancy steak place, my favorite dinners are here. No frills, it's all about the food. The ambience is solid, it's quiet and has all the basics. We ordered the dumplings, string beans, Hunan lamb, and chicken with mixed Vegetables. The dumplings were nice and warm though small and a bit disappointing. Though can't say I've had any dumplings that have been good in ATL.Let's talk about the main courses: the string beans are classic and can do no wrong, the lamb and chicken had interesting meat substitutes. Regardless of what meat word you use the food is all vegetarian. Then we start talking about value. I think that's where it gets a bit tricky as the prices are like you have meat, though the dishes do not.I appreciate supporting a mom/pop business, though I think there are some areas for improvement, specifically feeling like it's the best value. Though definitely worth it to check out at least once.

Vegetarian Chinese heaven delivered straight to your door, Harmony is my new obsession. I find myself craving basic NYC-style Chinese quite often and have struggled finding good vegetarian options. Look no more, because Harmony has it all. I had basically given up on finding good vegetarian Chinese soups, but this spot's huge portion of delicious wonton filled that void. Their sesame tofu, salt and pepper tofu, and Szechuan string beans are to die for, but their curry vegetables really take the cake for me. A perfect and accessible delivery option, Harmony is now on the top of my go-to list.

Another update with more dishes!This time we got: General Tso's Chicken, Orange Chicken, fried rice, mu Moo Shu Pork, Mongolian BeefGeneral Tso's Chicken is a new fav, followed by Mongolian beef and orange chicken. There's nothing bad here

This spot isThis vegan Chinese spot is a real hit-or-miss. Sometimes, you'll score with some surprisingly good dishes that hit the mark. But there are also times when the food is just plain gross - bland or weird textures. It's a bit of a gamble, so you'll have to take your chances if you're up for it.

Great food! Love that it's all vegetarian and I don't have to pick from a limited menu. They have all Chinese dishes. Their poultry imitation fishes are nice and crispy with great sauces. All entrees come with white or brown rice. Their soups are amazing too. It's inside a strip mall and can't be seen from traffic. It has indoor seating. They offer dine in, take out and delivery through door dash/grub hub and Uber eats. They're closed Sun and Mon. There is ample of free parking in the plaza. Highly recommend for Chinese cuisine lovers and vegetarians. Kudos to staff and chef!

This was my first time coming to Harmony Vegetarian. On the inside it looks like any typical Chinese takeout place.They offer seating and restrooms. We "dined in."We got two entrees to share: General Tso's Chicken ($12.50) and Mongolian Beef ($13.50). Both came with rice. We also got an order of the Steamed Shanghai Dumplings ($6.95). The star of the show was definitely the General Tso. It had such a satisfying crunch and the sauce was perfectly balances with sweet and tangy flavors. The Mongolian Beef was also very good but the texture of the General Tso was much better. The dumplings were a major disappointment. Just all a mushy mess with no real flavor.I would definitely return to try other entrees!

This place really missed the mark. So i came here for lunch today and left extremely disappointed. I order the curry pies, fried chicken wings, general tso chicken chicken, and sesame chicken. The curry pies were great (reason for the 2 stars) everything else, no good. The wings came with some sauce that was salty. No favor to the wings. Ive had wings just like that from other places and they were great but i dont know that happen here. The general tso and sesame chicken had no meat inside. Just breading. And not like it was one or two pieces, literally every piece. From big pieces to small pieces. I was soooo disappointed. Smh. It was literally fried breading. Smh. I wont be back. I wanted to like this place but no :(