Suzy Siu's Baos

Delish bao's. The soft and chewy outside with the crunchy seasoned filling had me want more. The service was good too! Will be back for more. There's vegan/vegetarian options. Krog Market is a great place to get together with friends. Really enjoyed the day.

I got Suzy Siu's Baos delivered, and was pretty impressed overall. The portions are a bit small for the price, but the flavors definitely deliver.The Korean street corn was particularly delicious. You should absolutely grab that as a side if you enjoy corn on the cob.The baos and tater tots I also got were pretty tasty as well. I'd get delivery from here again, and gladly stop by in person too.

I was in Atlanta visiting my daughter and had a craving for bao buns! Suzy Siu's delivered (literally and figuratively!). We ordered the 6 pack bao box. The pork belly bao was amazing, as was the fried green tomato. The Korean BBQ was decent, but the other two were amazing!We also had wings that were very tasty (and thankfully mild as requested).The street corn was pretty good, but no necessary. I would definitely stick to the bao and order more of those next time!

My bao literally had two small pieces of clear hard plastic in it that I was chewing on and spit out. Who knows if I had already eaten more pieces? So that's a deal breaker....Other than that catastrophe, the wait was like 20 minutes for some odd reason. When my friend went up to order a few moments after, it only took a few minutes so maybe I just ordered at a bad time. The food itself wasn't bad if I had to salvage this review. However, you'll roll the dice on whether you'll get pieces of plastic in your food LOL

Service was fast and customer service was good. Lobster baos was just ok. The flavor could have left more of an impression with more seasoning and butter. It was kinda blah but it's edible and plenty of lobster meat

Got some bao here last week. We got the fried chicken, pork belly and Korean bbq beef. They are pretty good!

This was a great addition to Krog Street Market. Don't be surprised that just the three bao's alone will be more than filling. These were some descent bao's but nothing to go out of the way for. Certainly a good option if you're at Krog Street Market and trying to consider what to eat.

I came here for a small snack after getting free parking on the street in the nearby neighborhood. Suzy Siu's Baos is in a food stall in Krog Street Market. The employee at the front counter was quick, efficient, and helpful.The menu is simple, and customers get a discount whenever they buy in "SETS." For instance, a bao currently costs $4.75. However, if a customer buys 3 baos, the price is $13. There are other discounted SETS on the menu, which includes ramen, baos, rice bowls, specials and sides. I was only interested in the baos, and there were three different types that I was considering: Pork Belly, Korean BBQ and Carnitas.I finally ordered the carnitas bao at the register, and sat down at one of the four stools at the counter. I didn't even have to wait 5 minutes before my bao was served directly to me. The soft white fluffy bun was perfectly made - slightly sweet in flavor and spongy in texture. It was stuffed with hot and flavorful shredded carnitas (pork) meat. Even as a snack, one isn't enough. I guess next time I'll have to order baos as a set, so I can also try the pork belly and the Korean bbq beef. When I was eating my bao while sitting at the counter, and it didn't take long to eat my bao, three groups of customers came by to place their take out orders, so it seems that this food stall has steady business.I'm definitely coming back to try more items on the menu!

Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Liked " Pork Bely Bao was extremely flavorful and so delicious Togashiri Tots (I probably spelled that wrong)- this was sooooooo tasty! The tots were fresh and crispy and the flavor was so good! The seasoning on top was great. It really made the tater tots taste high level. Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Spicy Wontons were crazy spicy. It really made me question.. what is this for? I had two friends with even higher spice tolerance taste them and both struggled to not spit it out. Next time I will see if I can get the sauce on the side because I think the actual wonton was probably really good but my mouth was so on fire that I could barely tell. I mean I get it's silly to complain in about something being spicy when spicy is literally in the title... but I expected at least palatable ijs.

Food is fine but I shouldn't have to get home and find that you were too lazy to make sure the rice you made me buy (it should come with the entree like literally every other place) was in the bag--it wasn't. Now what? Complain? Ask for my $5 back? Just terrible thing to screw up. Very bad sign for their management, or lack of it. What a waste of my money.