PS-Asian Restaurant

I had an evening to myself and stopped in for dinner. No other customers in the restaurant but plenty of to-go orders going out. I liked the small no frills dinning area, small but efficient.The food was advertised from the reviews I read. My dish was very flavorful and well put together.I will definitely be coming back with the family.

Tried this restaurant on my way to Dekalb Farmer's Market and was pleasantly surprised. I tried the Pork Noodle Soup and a bit of Singapore Noodles with shrimp. The soup was delicious. It had a deep hearty broth and plenty of veggies and meat. If you don't like the flavor of intestines or liver, order it without those items as the intestines and liver impart a great amount of their flavor to the broth. The bite of Singapore noodles I had were delicious, flavorful, and had a nice chewy feel.The service was quick and nice (not overly friendly) and got the job done. The prices were more than reasonable. I would definitely come back before another shopping trip in the area.

Food was yummy, definitely more of a takeout place than sit down. The Burmese rice noodle was served cold, which was a bit surprising, but still yummy. Has a small kick to it, white people beware. I see another review where there's a lunch buffet, might try that out next time. Black pepper beef was good, definitely great for the price. Cash recommended

Takeout tonight, because three people recommended this place yesterday; and that was just too coincidental to ignore. It was right up my alley, in an eclectic, unassuming strip mall, in Clarkston, GA - "the most diverse square mile in America."I ordered the spicy Kamhiang shrimp, prepared with chili peppers, curry leaves, shallots, ginger, and garlic. They're messy to peel, and so delicious! The sauce was yummy over the perfect rice. I also ordered a side of kailan (Chinese broccoli), which was a lovely foil to the spicy shrimp. (Leftover kailan is destined for a scramble with eggs sometime later this weekend.)I'm looking forward to another visit, to try the tofu veg soup; or possibly some Rakhine noodle soup!

Great service and very good prices. Many authentic dishes to go with the usual "Chinese" fare. I bought 2 lo meins and probably only needed 1; they're large. The atmosphere isn't great but otherwise it's a very very good bargain. Clarkston has many unassuming and very good restaurants and this is one.

Food that's fresh & full of flavor. Nothing fancy, just straight forward culinary goodness. It's in a small strip mall in the Clarkston neighborhood.Happy to support local, independent global cuisine.

This restaurant have been hiding in plain sight from us for so long. Been living in Clarkston for around 6 years but just recently found out from one of the friend. It located in the middle of the strip mall call thrift town. They're serving Burmese food. We always have to get buttered fish, spicy shrimp and Bak Kut teh. Food came fresh, nice herb aroma. They might not have the best service and atmosphere but they got us back again and again for the yummy food.

The food was amazing. The service was great. The milk tea was excellent. Nice cozy atmosphere.

This Food very flavorful , Tom Yum, Soups, Vegetables, , Noodles. Etc Very Friendly and welcoming. Prices and PORTIONS are ON POINT, but Tastes and Freshness is FANTASTIC ... SMALL PLACE BUT BIG ON FLAVOR...

If you want Chinese-Malaysian food, this is a right place to get your food. It is very authentic Chinese-Malaysian food. Server was amazing and great service. The food was really delicious and fast. The place is a hidden gem.