La Mei Zi

La Mei Zi is tucked away in the corner of Asian Square on Buford Highway, but I would definitely recommend not skipping out on this place! The servers were fairly attentive as well. They give you a cucumber salad to start off with and it was super delicious. I probably could have eaten several plates of it on my own. My friends and I ordered the Scallion Pancakes, Stir Fried String Beans with Pork, and Spicy Chicken Sichuan Style. The Scallion Pancakes were very thin, however, they were still good. I have also been trying to find a good string bean dish at different Asian restaurants in Atlanta and I think this restaurant has a really nice recipe for them! Lastly, while the Spicy Chicken Sichuan Style was delicious, I did not think it was spicy at all so I would ask for a higher spice level next time.

guys.. as an asian this place is not catered to our taste buds. everything was either tooooo salty, sweet and not spicy or savory at all..it was very disappointing to come where there's a lot of good reviews but trust me.. not worth. service was fineparking is plenty seating is plenty

La Mei Zi is A-MAZ-ING. I joined some friends here for lunch yesterday, and we all had an excellent time. Staff took amazingly good care of us, seating us immediately, and checking in on us frequently. One of my friends had the Sichuan Fish. Based on recommendations from the staff, I had the Three Cups Chicken. Absolutely delicious. I immediately knew I had to bring my wife to La Mei Zi for dinner. So that's what I did. Yesterday night I went back for dinner and completely blew my wife's socks off with the Three Cups Chicken--savory & sweet, with garlic, ginger, and basil. It's like chicken-candy. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. The environs are not overstated or garishly done. La Mei Zi is an excellent place to hang out and have a stellar meal of Taiwanese cuisine. You could eat here and order more of the known, "mundane" Chinese dishes. And you would have a good time. But it would be better if you allowed your tongue to do some exploration among some of the lesser-known specialities they serve. Then you'll have a great time. I'm already looking forward to my next visit. Holler if you're coming with.

The restaurant is located at the corner of the small shopping plaza, there's plenty of parking. The service was courteous as well. We ordered Pork Intestine, spicy mapo tofu w/pork, waitress suggested that the two dishes had same flavor, so we switched mayo tofu with pork in garlic sauce. The Pork Intestine was good, no surprise, it could be spicier; but pork in garlic sauce was surprisingly sweet and not spicy at all, its Chinese name is 角香肉絲, but it's nothing like it, a huge misleading statement. As a Sichuan restaurant , it should provide at least something close to it. I'm very disappointed.

I ordered take out from this place on Wednesday night and had them ready very quick. It was on pricey side but they did give a lot of food especially rice and they use jumbo shrimp. However the fried rice was flavorless and the soup had no salt. Nor did the fried rice. We had found hair in our food also. The place was pretty busy maybe since it was takeout they rushed? I'm not sure but was pretty disappointed with food.

Ok! So let me start by saying that Buford Highway is my favorite area to get food in the metro Atlanta area. My issue is that the amount of amazing restaurants available can be overwhelming to choose from. So I'm always excited when someone else suggests a new restaurant to try. My good friend heard great things about La Mei Zi from her fellow work colleagues. It's located in the back of a shopping center that unfortunately is under major construction. That did not stop us, nor a crew of other people, from going. The service here is 10/10! They honestly all make you feel like family. It was so refreshing because you can tell that each person that came to our table was genuinely happy to be there and talk about the food. Now the food! Oh my gosh!!! Booooomb! Okay?? I kept it simple this go around, mainly because I was craving some stir fried noodles. I ordered the house stir fried noodles while my friend ordered the house Lo mein. Both dishes, while simple, were outstanding! I honestly think I found my favorite Taiwanese place. I look forward to trying more of the menu items when I come back.

Cute place in a plaza with plenty of parking. The service is friendly and quick. We ordered the 3 cups chicken, the salt and pepper, shrimp, house, fried rice, and a pot of jasmine tea. Everything was fresh and delicious, we will definitely go back. The portions were on the larger side, so we had plenty of leftovers to take home for later. They have a few larger tables, so this would be a good place for larger parties as well.

So the parking lot is honestly terrible. It is under construction and very congested and you will have a really tumultuous time trying to find parking with all the one ways.Is in a shopping plaza and where it is in a shopping plaza there is really no exit or entrance there because of the construction so you will have to navigate yourself accordingly.The space is a large dining room type area with a big table in the middle (with carryout things stocked on it).When I came in it was pretty crowded and I told the lady at the front that I wanted to see to dine in and she just pointed to the table she wanted me to go to. She didn't actually take me or lead me to the table. She pointed across the room, and I feel like that could have been treated a little bit better or a little bit differently. Along with that I had to wait just to get a menu. I don't even know if they knew I was there for a while, which was really annoying... Sitting with no menu or water or anything.Let me say that you get large portions here, so dont expect to come here and get a kids meal size helping. They feed you like an adult!General Tso - was super good. I have no complaints about this. It came out hot and cooked to perfection in the sauce was just as flavorful and spicy as it needed to be.Chicken dumpling - I have no issue, the dumplings were good. Soft and tender, they hit the spot.Veggie spring roll - spring rolls were good and came with a sauce that really set them off. I would definitely get these every time.Wonton in hot Sichuan sauce - No this I ordered randomly just because I happen to catch another table near me with it. It's a spicy dish, so if you don't want the spice you don't need this. But they had several of the dumplings in the spicy oil and it was really flavorful. It may have been more spice in heat than it was flavor, if that makes any sense, but is still was really good.I would 100% come back to this spot. Maybe I would evaluate when I go because the parking lot is a mess. Especially because they're doing construction right now on it. But at the same time, the food would definitely get me back in the door.

Nestled in the back of Asian Square, La Mei Zi has an extensive menu of Taiwanese and Chinese cuisines. We've been here a couple of times over the last few years, but have been more so recently. The food has been consistent-- no frills, just good food. The taste is flavorful and isn't obviously oily.They have a lot of pick-up and delivery orders. Dining in is nice. It's a simple and relaxed ambiance. Staff is welcoming, and the food comes out in a timely manner.

We tried this place on date night and it was very very great. And the portions were nice!-scallion pancakes 5/5- salt n pepper chicken 5/5- salt n pepper squid 3/5 (might've had a bad batch) - lamb & leeks 4/5 (some of the pieces were over cooked but all the flavor was great) And we've been back a few times since the first time a couple months ago