Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Atlanta

"Krog Street Market is one of Atlanta’s trendy food halls along the BeltLine. Within this converted former warehouse there are a few retail merchants and a mix of counter service food places and sit-down restaurants. One of the casual food stalls is Gu’s Dumplings."

"Here’s what one reviewer says about Gu’s Dumplings inside Krog Street Market. “My second time to Gu’s and I’m still impressed. I wish I had a bigger stomach to try it all."

"4897 Buford Hwy NE Suite 104, Chamblee, GA 30341 | (470) 299-2388. If you love Asian street food, then Gu’s Kitchen in Chamblee is your favorite new Atlanta restaurant. Gu’s Kitchen specializes in Sichuan."

"Indian cuisine is perhaps the cuisine most naturally suited for vegan eaters, but Chat Patti’s vegetarian focus makes this spot an even better option. Their Special Chaat is a unique and sweet take on the typically savory Chaat dish, and their Vegetable Thali is a great way to grab a little taste of everything!. Avocado Vegan Cafe – Kale In coconut sauce over Rice & Beans, topped with Jerk Tofu | Photo: Facebook/avocadovegancafe"

"For over 20 years, this counter-service, vegetarian restaurant at the Patel Plaza in North Decatur has been feeding its loyal regulars Indian street foods like dosas, samosas, and biryani as well as a variety of thali platters. Chat Patti offers an expansive menu and serves generous portions, with most items under $10. A great place to order a family feast to-go."

"Chatti Patti is a counter-serve Indian restaurant in Decatur that has been loyal to Atlanta regulars for years. They are strictly anti-meat and feature some of this favorite Indian dishes. Their menu includes Samosas, Punjabi, a Veg Platter and a Patra Plate."

"For no frills at one of ATL’s most beloved sportsbar chains, head to Hobnob Tavern’s Atlantic Station location. Perfect place to enjoy a couple of beers on the 21+ rooftop. If there’s a group of you, try their fishbool craft cocktails, but make sure you have a designated driver."

"The Twin Peaks-inspired bar is a regular stop for Atlanta’s hospitality industry employees and locals looking to whet their whistles. Several budget-friendly bourbons, scotches, and a variety of Asian whiskeys are on the list. This list also includes a pricey but worth it Yamazaki 18-year."

"DecaturAnother ice cream spot serving up delicious gelato is Cremalosa, the Decatur sweets shop led by pastry chef and food writer Meridith Ford. In addition to a bevy of gelato flavors, visitors can also try Cremalosa’s cake pops, sorbetto, and boozy milkshakes like The Elvis—a peanut butter and banana pudding gelato concoction with a healthy dose of bourbon whiskey.How to order: Takeout with optional patio seating. Muriel Vega prefers salty over sweet."

"Meridith Ford opened her Decatur gelato shop in 2020 across from the Avondale MARTA station. Cremalosa serves a dozen or so gelato flavors throughout the year, ranging from malted milk ball and stracciatella and pistachio to banana pudding and peaches and cream. In addition to the rotating selection of gelato, there’s also sorbet, gelato popsicles and cakes, and gelato shakes (with or without booze)."

"You’ll find small-batch, made-from-scratch gelato at this new Decatur shop. Try their traditional Italian flavors or new originals like banana pudding, malted milk ball and gingersnap cookie. “Boozy” milkshakes and adult beverages make a fun grownup treat."

"This sweet shop is a converted train caboose with a walk-up window serving Greenwood’s ice cream—Atlanta’s answer to Mayfield’s on a smaller scale and with wilder flavors. With a private and plentiful parking lot between the caboose and the real train track (another plus for your little train aficionados), you can either enjoy your ice cream tailgate style, or stroll the streets of downtown Chamblee as you eat. The Cherry On Top: Can't get enough of Greenwood Ice Cream?"

"Housed in a converted train caboose near antiques row in historic downtown Chamblee, Frosty Caboose is where to head for old school ice cream cones and sundaes with lots of toppings. Order at the walk-up window and find a seat in the shade."

"The “train-watching capital of Atlanta” in Chamblee boasts 36 flavors, including sugar- and gluten-free options. Kid favorites: Superman, birthday cake, cookies and cream. Adults: mint chocolate chip, chunky salted caramel."

"Located near Zoo Atlanta and Grant Park, this neighborhood coffee shop serves drinks, in-house-made baked goods, breakfast bites, sandwiches and wraps, ice cream and more!. Plus, they have a vintage mural on the outside that is a great spot to take photos. View this post on Instagram"

"This Grant Park neighborhood staple continues to serve fair trade coffee and coffee drinks, breakfast, handmade sandwiches, fresh-baked goods, and ice cream across the street from Zoo Atlanta."

"Not just a coffee shop, Grant Park Coffeehouse serves delicious desserts and sandwiches as well. Rahel Belfield, owner of Grant Park Coffeehouse, has opened two locations."