Dagu Rice Noodle

Dagu Rice Noodle is hands down the best rice noodle spot in town. I’ve been there a few times, and the staff, including the owners, are always friendly. I really like the vegetable soup noodle, and the roasted baby chicken is unexpectedly good—definitely worth trying. Plus, they deliver.

My boyfriend discovered this noodle house where you can eat late. We went there right after I was done with work at midnight. Omg the food is really so good, we definitely will be back. We ordered fried noodle with shrimp and chicken. I had kimchi noodles soup, we both finished the food, nothing leftovers to go, lol

Walked in not knowing what to expect. I had never had Hot Pot before. It was delicious and fun!

Dagu Rice Noodle is our favorite noodle place. We will stop by every time we are in Atlanta. We just love the flavor and broth they make, super delicious! The place is clean, every staff is friendly and attentive. No matter you want a good meal or a quick snack, you can always find something here. Highly recommend!

Dagu Rice Noodles at Convoy surprised me in the best way. The restaurant itself is designed with clean lines and an open layout that makes the food the centerpiece. The bowls arrive looking stunning, thoughtfully arranged and intentional. I loved being able to choose between building your own soup or going with a premade option. I chose the bone broth, which was rich, savory, and comforting without feeling heavy. The start was a bit awkward since they could not seat all five of us and placed us near an exit, but they tried. I appreciated how they accommodated a friend with a peanut allergy by swapping ingredients. The staff stayed attentive and kind despite the slight language barrier.

Overall, I would give it four stars. I ordered the tomato beef rice noodles (my friend did as well). The taste was good, but aside from the noodles, there wasn’t much meat or vegetables. Although it was filling, it didn’t feel very satisfying...emmm...but not bad (like medium level?) Also, the vegetables were the salad type, which felt a bit strange. The pudding milk tea tasted pretty average, at least I would say they can improve it. I might go back to try other flavors(?) Like spicy noodle or sour beef..My other friend recommended pairing it with fried chicken for a more satisfying meal.

The place is very nice clean. The service is fast and ver friendly. The food is pretty good. Hot noodle is best in cold weather. The affordable price makes it easy to try several appetizers at the same time. They are small portions like tapas but have a good variety. We ordered Signature rice noodle with braised bone-in pork for entree. I like the super boiling broth, the mild flavor suits me well but my bf preferred more flavor dish so next time he will try the spicy one. For appetizers, we had: - Marinated pork bone - Deep-fried spring roll - Deep-fried mini bun - Fried fish tofu - Brown sugar sticky rice All appetizers are good. We had so much so we to-go the mini bun. When I reheated the mini bun in microwave at home, it get harden (I put them up for 1 minute but maybe that's too long) and hard to eat so I would suggest not reheat the bun in microwave if you had it to-go or overnight in the fridge. We had hot tea and hot soy milk for drink order. It was a cold night out so we didn't get to try their fancy cold drink. It's fresh soy milk, not those from the can or bottle, so it's a plus to me. Overall we had a good experience. We also like how late at night the restaurant open; it helps a lot with us night owl people. Definitely recommend!

This is a hidden gem for the best fried chicken! My wife and I split the Crispy Karagge Chicken. And we're blown away! The skin is crispy perfection and the meat is moist and succulent. Previous times we got the Dagu Rice Noodle Bowl that the restaurant is known for. That's awesome. Go with a group and split something new .. you'll find other hidden gems!