"China Kitchen, located in the Atlanta Chinatown food court, offers several dumpling options on its extensive menu. Accompany your meal of basil chicken, seafood claypot, and spicy ground pork noodles with wontons swimming in chili oil or Zhong-style master dumplings. While many customers come here for takeout, there is ample seating indoors and in the courtyard overlooking the koi pond." - Candy Hom
"Atlanta doesn’t have an actual Chinatown, but there is the iconic plaza in Chamblee aptly named Atlanta Chinatown. Centered in the strip mall is the food court, which houses half a dozen food stalls. But this isn’t any regular food court—they have a diverse range, offering hot pot, dumplings, Cantonese roast meats, and more. And it’s also one of the few places in the metro where you can get an amazing family dinner for under $25. Get the delicious Master Dumplings and spicy chicken from China Kitchen or hot pot with fried pork from Chong Qing Hot Pot. Although there is ample seating indoors, take your food to the courtyard that overlooks the picturesque Chinese garden and koi pond. " - candy hom
"If you can’t decide what type of Chinese cuisine you’d like, head to the food court at Atlanta Chinatown Mall. There’s a little bit of everything here, and it’s all done well. Beef noodle soup, pork soup dumplings, tea eggs, whole duck, small batch soy milk. Give it all a try. And after you’ve stuffed yourself, take a stroll through the manicured Chinese garden just outside." - Field UX
"Atlanta doesn’t have an actual Chinatown, but there is the iconic plaza in Chamblee aptly named Atlanta Chinatown. Centered in the strip mall is the food court, which houses half a dozen food stalls. But this isn’t any regular food court—they have a diverse range, offering hot pot, dumplings, Cantonese roast meats, and more. And it’s also one of the few places in the metro where you can get an amazing family dinner for under $25. Get the delicious Master Dumplings and spicy chicken from China Kitchen or hot pot with fried pork from Chong Qing Hot Pot. Although there is ample seating indoors, take your food to the courtyard that overlooks the picturesque Chinese garden and koi pond. photo credit: Candy Hom" - Candy Hom
"A longtime hub for Chinese New Year activity in Chamblee, its food court traditionally offers staples like dumplings, noodles, steamed whole fish, and succulent roast ducks, along with bakery stalls selling sweets for at-home festivities; plans for the 2024 celebration were still unconfirmed at the time of reporting." - Eater Staff