Handmade Dumplings and Noodles

You order at the counter and your food is ready whenever that item is ready. I ordered Grandma's braised pork noodles and the pork dumplings. It took an extra 3 minutes or so for the dumplings. Don't expect your party to all eat at once. The Grandma's braised pork noodles looked and tasted like Hamburger Helper. It was okay but I wouldn't return for it. The pork dumplings were good. I would consider returning for them or stopping by if I'm in the area. Service is them taking the order, then shouting at number, which they did quite well. One employee did come by and ask if everything was good, but i don't think it's a usual occurrence. Atmosphere: It was open, clean, and bright. You can't ask for much more.

This is my favorite spot in all of East Cobb! I came here for my birthday actually, because the food is that good. Everything I’ve tried on the menu has been phenomenal, the food is ready fast and comes out piping hot. My go-to order is the Braised Pork Grandma Noodles and the Pork and Cabbage Dumplings (as pictured)! I can’t handle spice at all, and when I request the noodles to be non-spicy, the staff is always accommodating and the order comes out perfectly. If you love dumplings or want to try them for the first time, I couldn’t recommend this spot more - you have to stop by!

Delightful! The authenticity, and delicious food makes it feel like this place needs to be on Buford highway! It is that good!! My favorite thing was the dumplings. But we tried the special fried rice and grandma noodles. I would recommend trying this little gem of a place for sure!

outstanding food and friendly service. this place is located in a strip mall in the middle of suburbia, east cobb no less, not a spot you would think would offer much in the way of notable food, but this is a bright spot in the blighted food cosmos of east cobb. it’s a bit of a hole in the wall so don’t expect a lot of ambiance. the food makes up for the pretty standard and tiny space and seating. went off peak, mid afternoon, and food was ready within about 8-10 minutes. and the food! it was perfectly prepared and seasoned and very warm, just as it’s supposed to be. grandma noodles with braised pork was great, noodles not too undercooked and not mushy. boyfriend got the beef lo mein with huge chunks of tasty beef (didn’t taste like cardboard as you can find at some asian spots). the best dish was the fried dried eggplant which was unreal - definitely order this if you like eggplant prepared almost like large sized french fries but wayyy yummier. portions are ridiculously generous and prices are more than fair. will return!

Really nice place for a quick lunch. Food was very flavorful and the service was good. Mostly self service but they were quick! Not a lot of sitting place but since it’s quick it all works well The food was very tasty and the right amount of spice. They have a great tasting chilly oil! I loved my food a little spicy! Great choice of drinks too

This restaurant is an excellent choice for noodles and dumplings. I highly enjoyed the grandma noodles with cumin beef and the dry fried eggplant. The vegetable spring rolls were fresh and crispy with a yummy filling. I would highly recommend anyone in the area wanting a great bowl of noodles to go to. Come hungry, as portions are huge.

Dan Dan noodles, grandma noodles, fried rice, and soups were all tasty. Dumplings were good, but not great. Not a big menu, but they have big flavors.

We got the Dan Dan noodles and Cumin Beef Grandma noodles. The Dan Dan noodles had good flavor but lacked salt. The cumin beef also needed salt and was not very flavorful. The Grandma noodles were not great, did not taste homemade and were kinda gummy. But maybe the dumplings are better

My boyfriend and I stopped by to eat at Handmade before the Jeni's event and were so glad we did! FOOD: Cumin Beef Grandma Noodles ($13.95) - The cumin flavor makes the beef feel like lamb and the noodles were coated very well in the sauce. It says there was numbing pepper in the dish, but I couldn't really taste it. Shrimp Lo Mein ($14.95) - Lo Mein was very good and also coated very well in the sauce. We enjoyed that is wasn't too salty. It pairs well with the chili sauce at the tables! Chive, Pork, Shrimp Pan-fried Dumplings ($10.95) - Compared to other places, the price is very fair for handmade dumplings. I could definitely tell it was handmade because there were good bites of shrimp in the dumplings. Highly recommend trying these out! SERVICE: The plates, utensils, and takeout boxes are all self-service which is convenient. I believe it's a family-owned business and everyone was friendly and came to check up on us multiple times. OVERALL: Im super happy we came across this place and we'll definitely be back soon to try other menu items.

We got the fried eggplants, pork grandma noodles, hot and sour soup and the pan fried pork and napa dumplings. The fried eggplants were crispy and flavorful! The noodles were also great. The noodles were chewy and cooked to perfection. The sauce on top was filled with ground pork and was flavorful and it complimented the noodles well. The hot and sour soup was good too but not sour enough. The dumplings were definitely the best . The skin was crispy and the dumplings were juicy! This was more of a self service place but the service was very nice! Overall, will come back to get the other dishes and more dumplings !

We've visited this restaurant a few times now, and while it's a bit of a mixed bag for us, it definitely has its highlights--especially if you're dining with kids. MR says ... the place a bit overpriced and feels the food doesn't quite deliver that "wow" factor to justify the cost. MRS says ... Despite the higher prices, I enjoy coming here. The dumplings--while slightly doughy--are a favorite with our kids, and that alone makes the visit worth it. One of the standout dishes for me is the vegetarian hot and sour soup, which is made without pork and perfect for those with dietary restrictions. The dry-fried eggplant and green beans are solid choices too, and I'd say they're on par with what you'd get at places like WEI or Tasty China. While this restaurant may cost a bit more, the shorter drive makes it a convenient option. That said, one consistent disappointment is the noodles/lo mein. The texture just isn't right--they tend to be mushy rather than al dente. Another downside is the use of plastic containers. They're not eco-friendly and are typically single-use, which is a concern unless they're being properly recycled. KIDS say ... We love the dumplings!

I just can't stop thinking about their Dan Dan Noodles (pork.) So spicy, full of peanuts and intense levels of flavor. I also love their steamed dumplings. Service is fast and friendly, and all the customers seem to really enjoy their food! Small, so prepare to take out. Good no matter what! I have to break with tradition someday and try their Grandma noodles. I'm sure I will become addicted to them as well. Such an amazing gem!

This was a a great experience! 100% will come here again. A3 & C3 are pure moneymakers! The hype is real!!

Stumbled upon this and it's officially our fav spot! Best Asian spot in this area. The beef noodles are to die for! This is in our regular rotation. The inside is average- more of a takeout or casual vibe. The taste is what sets this place apart. Great prices too.

Dandan noodles were meh. Asked for extra spicy, there was ZERO spice. Overcooked, gummy. Just difficult to enjoy because they were just greasy, overcooked, and bland. Hard pass.

We had the pork pan fried dumplings and they were delicious! We have to go back and try different meals

Solid Chinese spot in East Cobb. Very small space with half a dozen tables to sit at, very much a counter takeout and self serve place. Prices are ok but given the real estate not terrible. Dumplings pan fried were very good with a bit of soup inside. The ones with hot chili oil was diff than expected but not in a bad way. Garlic string beans were a big surprise and addictively good. Grandmas cumin beef was a giant portion, incredibly satisfying and just as good in leftover form. The pork burger was probably the most meh thing we had but still had good flavor. Wouldn't hesitate to come back.

Ya'll better come here because if it closes I'm going to be very mad. This was phenomenal. I can't express how good it actually is. I got the Dan Dan Noodles. The braised prok was wonderful. It was small diced pork with lots of sauce. The sauce was thick and you get lots of spices and with a good amount of salty unami. The noodles had that authentic firm and springy texture that Asian noodles have. It's not as starchy as Italian noodles and gives a smoother taste. The wheat flour or whatever it is gives a more nutty flavor to the kindles rather than silky buttery in Italian noodles. It just makes for a more hearty dish. The real advantage of the saucy small diced pork is you can mix it with the noodles and the overall mixed dish is just amazing. You get all the flavors together and it's just perfect. Also all the workers are super nice and up beat. I also love that right in the front they are actually hand making dumplings. I can't wait to come back and have those.

Handmade is a solid spot for authentic Chinese fare, with their dumplings being the standout. You can watch them being rolled out by hand, which adds a nice touch of authenticity. They are really, really good. While the dumplings are excellent, the Braised Pork Grandma Noodles are also worth trying, too. From the customer chatter, it's pretty popular. The noodles have good texture and come with a flavorful braised pork topping along with the other familiar stuff -- numbing pepper and chili flakes, etc -- which gives it a savory and somewhat spicy flavor. One of my friends swears they have the best fried rice, too. It's a fast-casual setup so it isn't exactly date night stuff. Be aware seating is limited. Handmade Dumplings and Noodles is an awesome addition to East Cobb dining options reducing the need to drive to Buford Highway.

Their food is phenomenal and all of the employees are so friendly! I loved the Chive Shrimp Dumplings & the Egg Drop Soup. They definitely make everything fresh! So fresh that the dumplings and soup come out scathing hot and need to cool for about 10-20 minutes before you can eat them without burning yourself. That's a good problem to have, though!

I've had this place bookmarked since I heard it mentioned on a local foodie group's page. We finally squeezed a trip into our family calendar and it didn't disappoint. It's a cute little place in the Woodlawn shopping center a few doors down from Publix. There is a small amount of seating available, but based on the people coming in and out, they have a healthy amount of takeout orders too. The staff were nice, answered our many questions, and gave good suggestions. Our party ordered: *Dan Dan noodles - I hadn't ever had these before. A tiny bit of spice, but not spicy and a nice peanutty/salty flavor. Chicken lo Mein - very good. Not spicy. Tasty. Could tell the noodles were fresh. Chicken friend rice - I didn't try this one, but am told it was good. Chive, Pork, and Shrimp pan-fried dumplings - very good and fresh out of the pan. It was neat to watch the team hand roll the dough and stuff them at the counter. For this visit - 4 stars. I will come again and try something else and perhaps revisit the rating. Might be our fault for not venturing too far from the menu items we recognized.

I came here for the thick grandma noodles, and they did not disappoint. We tried the cumin beef noodles as well as the braised pork noodles. Both are good, but I prefer the cumin noodles. Dumplings are indeed handmade. You can see the staff making them in the open kitchen. They offer dumplings in a variety of ways (steamed vs pan fried, with or without chili oil). Everything is served in takeout containers, and the ambience is very casual. You order at the front and then pick up your food when your number is called. This place is very efficient for takeout, but they do have a handful of tables for those who would like to dine in. I will definitely return for the noodles.

Tucked away in the Publix Shopping complex behind FedEx is this new dumpling/noodle place When you walk in you notice very few tables and a walk up and order counter. That's ok tho we were doing take out The staff was very friendly and very helpful You could tell the noodles and dumplings were homemade My hubs didn't like the DanDan noodles too much- the meat was more minced than he likes. He tried out chicken noodles and said they were pretty good - a little sweet for his taste Clean, great service, chill restaurant. I'll be back for the dumplings they were delish

It's my first time ordering from HD&N and we really enjoyed the variety of offerings. Our first order was to go. I got two noodle dishes, two orders of dumplings, egg drop soup, spring rolls, and the sweet fried mochi. The food has lasted us all weekend. I enjoyed the Grandma Noodles which were very spicy with beef. The egg drop soup was spot on. The egg rolls were what you would expect, nice and crunchy and a good bit of veggies too. We had the long noodles for our little one. Our order took about 20 minutes. The staff were helpful. Not too much room inside the place to sit down, so if it's dinner or lunch time you might want to plan ahead, and order ahead.

First time here, I liked the name so we decided to try it. We bought so many dumplings and pasta and have plenty of left overs. My favorite was the spicy pasta with beef. It is hot and I like it. We also tried a Chinese juice. It was interesting. My daughter liked watching them make the dumplings. Fun experience and good food, we will be back.

Glad to have this so close to home for convenience, but definitely wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. Dining Room is quite small and service was extremely SLOW. Pork and Napa Cabbage dumplings were good. Pork, Shrimp, and Chive dumplings were mediocre.i can honestly say we've had better frozen dumplings. Chicken Lomein had good flavor and noodles were good, but the chicken pieces were quite dry and took away from their enjoyment. Grandma's CumCumin Beef Hot Noodles again had a nice noodle texture, was on the hot spicier side than we would have liked which overpowered any other flavor in the dish. Trying new Handmade Noodle and Dumpling in East Cobb. Good, not great. Long wait to get food. Braised Pork Rice Lu Rou Fan is a NO GO, avoid. Minced pork meat was dry and unflavorful and the steamed rice underneath was cold, obviously leftover rice rather than fresh. Pork burger was okay, but not really a burger but shredded pork. Not a great experience but may go back once their newness is done and hope they refocus on quality and seservice.

Wow... a fabulous addition to the East Cobb good scene. I tried three dishes- steam shrimp dumplings, dan dan noodles, and hot and sour soup. (Way too much for just me!) The menu has a large variety of choices and flavors- I can't wait to try more dishes. The appetizer menu is the most intriguing. Check out the entire menu on their website. I will be back!

I really liked the wallpaper in the restaurant, it was really cute. I got the cumin beef grandma noodles and they give A LOT, the bowl is overflowing. The food came very fast I do wish they used actual dishes instead of to go containers because the noodles honestly needed a bigger bowl, but I am grateful they filled it to the brim instead of skimping. They gave generous amounts of beef and noodles, I wasn't able to finish it. I think the dish was super flavorful! I was a little disappointed by the texture of the noodles. They weren't as chewy as I would've liked them to be, but that's just personal preference. My friend also got the veggie dumplings and I was super skeptical bc the fillings just didn't sound that appetizing to me, but they were honestly really good for veggie dumplings! I think the pork ones would've been really good! Overall it's a decent restaurant. Definitely the only handmade noodle and dumpling place in the area so it's the best one in the area for sure, but it can't beat some of the other places around Atlanta.

The food was off the chain. This was our first time and i gotta say, if you enjoy actual spicy hand pulled noodles, GO NOW. These are perfectly spiced, not low spice at all. Taste and spice were perfectly. Balanced. The chicken dumplings with the corn were delicious. Whomever thought about frying mochi is a genius. They were pumpkin with red bean. Garlic cucumber salad was fresh. The service was amazing too. I spoke to a young man who was extremely polite, like threw me off, I'm usually the most polite. And the woman behind the counter was super sweet and asked a bunch of questions to make sure i enjoyed. I gotta say their service alone would've made me come back The place was super clean, ultra clean and inviting, they had a bunch of people around dining in. Overall everything i had was great, the soup was as authentic as it could be. Will go again. And again.

Customer service was stellar! The employees had wonderful smiles, answered my questions, and the food was phenomenal. I was there earlier today and have already recommended it to over three people!

I ate here with my family yesterday. We had the cumin beef noodles which were good. They were a bit spicy and the noodles had good texture. The pork and shrimp dumplings with chives were nice but I think maybe the pork and cabbage ones would have been more to my liking? The dry fried green beans were tasty. I think I like the ones at Firestone a little better. They are a bit more savory. Sorry I forgot to take pictures. This was plenty for the four of us. The fellow who took my order was friendly. Our order came up pretty quickly. The dining room is a little small but very busy. Lots of happy smiling people were there enjoying their food. It's really nice to have a little variety in east cobb.

My friend and I visited this place on a whim. It had been mentioned in a local food group so we thought why not try it out? It was a bit of a drive for us, about an hour. When we arrived we were the only customers at the time (around 2PMish on a Saturday). The location was a bit small and tucked away but I liked the vibes of the place. Everything is self serve- they had water and to-go containers sitting out. You order at the counter and then pick it up when they call your order. The person taking the order was nice and knowledgeable. We ordered the pork and cabbage dumplings as well as braised pork grandma noodles. The noodles came out first and it took a bit to get our dumplings. The noodles are labeled as spicy on the menu, which I was a bit worried about. It was interesting because the sauce for the dish wasn't mixed in- you had to mix it yourself. It looked a little gross on top not mixed in but it ended up tasting really good. The complaint here was the bowl they give you is not big enough to mix it in. We ended up getting it all over the sides and it still wasn't mixed super well. The top part was really spicy to the point where I had trouble eating it. I did ask before ordering if they could lower the spice at all but they said they can't because that's how they cook it. They assured me that "the dish needs spice to taste good." However, the more we ate the less spicy it got. I think there was a puddle of sauce at the bottom that hadn't been soaked in so that's why the bottom was less spicy. We enjoyed the food so much that we ordered the same stuff again but to-go. Now...the dumplings took way longer than they should've in my opinion. There was one other person in the restaurant now but I think it took 30-40 minutes after we ordered to get the dumplings. We ended up eating the noodles the next day and I think they absorbed all the sauce because they were so spicy it was hard to eat. Even my friend who likes spicy food had trouble finishing the dish when I had to tap out. Overall I liked the restaurant and the food, just a couple small critiques. I will say if you are sensitive to spicy food like I am, make sure to eat your food the day of. If you wait, it will soak up the oils and you'll probably have to throw away the leftovers.

I found this place on yelp! while looking for cheap eats in East Cobb. While not the cheapest eats, the prices are reasonable and the portions are amble. The Dan Dan noodles and Chinese burger were delicious as were the pork dumplings.

Wow! This place is great. Two thumbs up. My wife and I ordered grandma noodles (pork), lo mein noodles (chicken), 2 Chinese burgers (pork) and an order of dumplings. Everything was fantastic and we have plenty left over for another meal and maybe a lunch for me after that. East Cobb folks would do well to give this place a try. And ask for the red chili sauce - raises the heat level a notch or two. This place will be a part of our restaurant rotation going forward.

I ordered the bok choy dumplings. The flavor was ok, not sure if I would order them again! I also ordered the coconut curry with chicken and it was so delicious! The chicken was cooked perfectly.

Came in for weekday lunch for the first time. I had the Cumin beef grandma noodles $13.95 and the chive/pork shrimp pan fried dumplings (10) $10.95. It was difficult to stir the noodles in the shallow container without making a mess. Wish they had deep larger bowls for dine in eating! Thought the dumplings filling could have used a tad more seasoning or flavor but was good with the dumpling sauce and chili oil. Sauces available on each table. Hubby ordered the special fries and the braised pork handmade "Chinese burger" and he was indifferent about his food overall. You order food at the counter. Order number is called out when it was ready for pick up. No table service, which was fine since everything was accessible. Had lids available to pack food to go, disposable cups for water jug, disposable bowls and utensils. Will definitely be back for the noodles!

I got the cumin beef grandmas handmade noodles and it was one of the best most flavorful noodle dishes Ive ever had. Absolutely phenomenal.

My daughter and I had lunch at this restaurant today. Wow were we impressed. The dumplings are truly outstanding and we both loved our noodle dishes. You can watch them prepare the food and they clearly know what they are doing. 10/10 for us and we look forward to trying more dishes.

Delicious little joint in East Cobb. It's great Chinese food without going to Buford highway. Order at the counter and sit at one of a few tables. Grab your own silverware and napkins. So it's very casual. But the food is great. We tried the string beans and the vegetarian grandmas noodles. The sauce on the grandmas noodles was so good. We loved that there were plenty of veggie options too. Can't wait to come back and try more.

The food is fabulous. Discovered this place after getting my hair done. What a great find. The dumplings are delicious. My friend got the noodles and raved about them. The ambiance is lacking but most orders are to go. Definitely recommend

Excellent!!! Love theirGrandma noodles with cumin beef, Dan Dan noodles. Dry fried eggplant, Dry fried green beans and shrimp and pork dumplings!! Huge portions! Excited to have this close to home!

The best authentic Chinese food in East Cobb area. We love the dumplings (which are handmade by the owner) and the eggplant! The restaurant is clean and tidy. Will come back soon!

Just found this place; it's only been open a few months. My wife, son and I each got something different so we could sample several things, and it was all delicious! The following week, I ordered online for takeout and the food was ready when I arrived. We'll be back!

Freshly served authentic noodles and dumplings! As a guy who moved from SF to East Cobb, this is the real deal! Great food. Friendly service and clean & bright atmosphere.

Came here because it was recommended on ATL eats Facebook group. Food came out amazing and I really enjoyed it. I did wish that the tray was bigger so I could stir better. Overall, it was a good experience and I do plan to come back.

So disappointed on my first visit. Ordered the Cumin Beef With Grandmas Noodles and Fried Shrimp Rolls. I asked the order taker for mild Cumin Beef since the menu says mild/spicy. His reply was that it's mild. NOT, spicy as hell. The beef was such poor quality that we threw the whole dish away.. the shrimp rolls were ok but nothing special.

I ordered the vegetarian grandma noodles and beef/carrot dumplings. Both dishes were very tasty and piping hot when they came out. The staff is very friendly and I look forward to my next visit.

realllly good. something about the hand pulled noodles. Thank yall! stopped in for my son's request and everything was really good.

Food is excellent. Authentic noodles and dumplings at a great price. I just wish they were about 10 minutes closer to my house.

We're thrilled this restaurant opened in the heart of East Cobb & we no longer need to drive to Buford Hwy. to eat fabulous handmade dumplings & unique noodle dishes! The portions are very generous (perfect for sharing.) The restaurant is small, casual & well decorated. You can dine-in or take-out. The staff is very friendly & professional. I like the glass panels that allow you to see how the dumplings are made & cooked. I have already been there a couple of times and wish this little gem of a restaurant much success!

Wow! Am I back in NYC?! The hand made noodle dishes and the dumplings are fantastic. We had the eggplant fries as well. S o happy to have the place in our area

My spouse & I split a chicken lo mein bowl along with a 10pc set of pan-fried beef & carrot dumplings, and we felt it was some of the best dumplings & lo mein we've ever had! Very flavorful without being overly oily/greasy, which is a big plus. Super fast (the noodles were ready in minutes) & friendly service as well. There have been a few restaurants in this same hole-in-the-wall spot over the last several years, but this one's my favorite so far -- hoping they'll stick around!

The food was good. What was disappointing is not fitting in the tiny armchairs that were available. People of size, save your money and go to a place that values us and our money.

I will definitely be returning. Handmade dumplings - think pot stickers - and grandma's noodles are amazing. Portion sizes are great for the reasonable prices. More fast casual with limited seating and great just for takeout as well. Not much on service as it is counter ordering. Not the biggest fan of Chinese food generally but this is great.

Well it's in a strip mall next to a Publix. Heard about this place and got some good reviews. Overall I was pleased. Wasnt crazy about the hot and sour soup which I was excited about. Got the spicy noodles with pork. It's pretty much like Buford hway meets east Cobb. Everything made right in front of you.

This is a small (6-7 tables) restaurant tucked away in Woodlawn (Publix) shopping center. If you didn't know it was there, you may miss it. You order at the counter and then have a seat until your order is ready. They serve bottled drinks out of a fridge but don't serve alcohol. The menu is not huge but everything is homemade and freshly prepared. They can make most menu options less or more spicy depending on your preference. At our table, I tried Dan Dam noodles, beef lo-mein and Grandma's Braised Pork. I would recommend any of these. The price is reasonable for the amount of food you get. They do have vegetarian options.

Great food! Cumin Beef Grandma Noodles so good! Meat was great and noodles and sauce delicious!!!!