Hawkers Perimeter

Me and my 6 friends had the most amazing experience here. We tried so many different dishes and everything was absolutely divine. Our waiter, logan, was so lovely. He made our experience.

Overall pretty good. Went for lunch with a group and they wouldn't seat us until most were there, even though we were only 15 minutes early and not many patrons. One demerit. Food was promptly prepared and good. And everyone agreed it was decent, well prepared and healthy with adequate portions but not above average in taste. Spring and summer rolls were great and my gin cocktail was perfect. Prices moderate. The atmosphere was casual and somewhat noisy with overly loud music. One big plus was our server, Susan. She did everything she could to make our experience good. She was professionally excellent and patient with us. Thanks Susan.

Looking for something a little different and we decided to go to Hawkers. It did not disappoint. The atmosphere was great - we sat outside on this beautiful spring night and enjoyed the general vibe and music, and that doesn’t begin to cover the cocktails, food and service. Susan was amazing and helped guide us through some amazing dishes like those Duck noodles and my Yuzu cocktail and they’re open until 11. We will be back!

Great location, good good/service in a nice relaxed dining setting. We were warmly greeted and seating immediately. I suggest ask for the padded booth seating. Wet Wings were really good and can be ordered naked without the sauce. Pad thai was outstanding. The chicken Mei Fun was good. I will try something else next time. We also ordered the roti and it was very basic with just gravy (no meat) and two small bread circles. I would pass on the Roti. The baos were okay, the buns did not seem super soft as I was expecting. The whisky flight was a really nice way to sample a nice selection and the plum whiskey was outstanding! We visited during their Happy Hour Mon-Thursday from 3-6pm and we would recommend taking a look at that menu as it offers halfoff the appetizers. Overall, good experience with free parking in the parking g deck and the location is really convenient.

Great place to grab some drinks and have some Asian fusion. The service was wonderful and the food was great. Tried several things on the menu and the loved them all. The five spice wings won my heart. And the Happy Hour menu was a bonus. I will be back again.

The photos looked good but it was a big disappointment. 1. It took 20min for the first dish to come out after the order. 2. Basil fried rice was below average. 3. Noodles were way overcooked. I don’t understand how they have 4.7 rating on this google map lol

If you’re anywhere near Perimeter and craving bold, flavorful Asian street food, Hawkers is the move—no question about it. The vibe inside is energetic and modern, perfect for a casual dinner or a fun hangout spot with friends.

5/15/2025: I had my rehearsal dinner at this restaurant and it was a dream come true! The food was incredible, and Zoe and Celeste were exceptional servers who took care of us for three and a half hours! The general manager, Samantha, was so kind and thoughtful planning this dinner for us. I'm a lifelong customer!

The best hands down my favs are the fried wings, chow fann rice, dumplings, the Japanese whiskey flight is amazing if you're a whiskey lover. My fav place to go on a Friday night! Any night really! Great service as well!

I was out on Perimeter Square and one thing I love about the area is the variety of dining options all within walking distance. While enjoying my evening, I stopped by Hawkers and grabbed a spot at the window outdoor patio -- the perfect setup since I wanted a quick bite with a nice view. I went with the chicken lo mein and it did not disappoint. The noodles were cooked to the perfect density, and it came loaded with plenty of chicken, carrots, and onions. I asked for some chili oil to amp up the heat, and that took the dish to another level. Fresh, flavorful, and super satisfying. The service was quick, and the staff were friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Overall, a great casual stop. I'm looking forward to coming back with a bigger appetite to try more items from the menu!

Came to Hawkers in the Perimeter area with a friend for dinner and had a great experience overall. We're both vegetarian, and I really appreciated how accommodating the staff was with the menu. We wanted to try the bao buns, which normally come with meat, but they were able to sub in crispy tofu so we didn't miss out. The tofu was well-seasoned and the buns were soft and pillowy. I was left craving more, so definitely one of the highlights of the meal. We also got the yaki udon noodles, which usually comes with egg and meat. They were happy to leave both out, and honestly, the noodles still held up flavor wise. Super savory and satisfying without needing the extras. I also ordered a Thai tea, which was a little on the sweet side, but still one of the better ones I've had. My friend got spring rolls, which were just alright. The interior was one of my favorite parts; it was so fun and vibrant, with colorful Chinese lanterns on the ceiling and a lively, casual atmosphere. Plenty of seating and family-friendly too. Would definitely come back to this location!

Ordered Korean Twice Fried Wings and Egg Rolls for appetizer. Hong Kong Wonton Soup and Beef Lomein for entrees. Wings were very tasty and loved the crunch on the crust. The sauce was more sweet than spicy just so you know. Egg rolls were fine but nothing special. Wouldnt order again. Not because they were nasty but because they just were ordinary. Im not sure if they were made fresh or even in house. Was a bit disappointed. Soup was a bit bland. I will admit the waitress stated it was "light" but I didn't know light on flavor. Now I know. Dumplings in the soup had flavor but overall I did not enjoy the soup and I love noodle soup. She tried to give me hints without giving it all away so I appreciate that. It may be best for someone who does not like strong flavors. THE STAR of the show was the beef lomein. HONEY! When I tell you that lomein was flavorful and the beef was tender I ain't lying. It is a must. I'm used to a bigger portion so that is my only drawback cause I definitely could have made room for more. Ambience: The vibe was cool and I enjoyed the tall and spacious booths. Not your usual setup which is refreshing. Overall the wings and lomein were on point. The soup and egg rolls, while okay, and I'm sure cooked well, did not meet my taste standards. I'd go back for sure. The really good items were definitely tasty enough to return. There are a few things on the menu I still want to check out. If 3.5 was a score that's what I would give this experience.

I came here for a quick date, sat at the bar was originally going to order an alcoholic beverage, but I just cannot stay away from Thai tea. I love the spin with the whipped cream, and the flavor was just amazing. Since it was a quick date, I only ordered rice and kimchi, which was amazing. Taste even better the next day since I took it to go. The kimchi says it's spicy and for someone who doesn't do well with spice it is on the spicy size, but easy to eat. The kick wasn't too much that it was overpowering. The service was quick. The bartenders were attentive made everything very quickly the food came out quite fast as well. It's in the cutest little plaza. I love going here, first time trying this place down and death will be back. There's ample seating inside and outside and the decor transports you .

Hawkers was great! We loved the drinks and the dishes were all delicious. They have some vegan menu options so if you are looking for some Asia flair for your group, this is a great gathering spot with nice drinks!

First time here, the area and ambiance around Hawkers is awesome, just a cool vibe for a date night, fun outside or even family time. The food itself was outstanding, full flavor Thai/Indian curry. The portion size was decent, maybe could have been a little larger especially if you wanted to share. The outdoor seating had such a nice feel and made for a pleasant atmosphere. Overall great place, very reasonably priced.

Here on a business trip, I decided to spending the first weekend local. Hawkers was on the map and I thought to give it a try. Heres what I thought: Ambiance (8.5/10): Nestled within a food corridor, Hawkers Perimeter portrays an upbeat vibe environment for gathering. Equipped with a full bar, live dining, and outside seating to enjoy people watching, this establishment fits the bill for an Asian infused eatery. Service (9/10): From front door greetings to waitress service, I have no complaints. I was seated promptly and serviced within 1-2 minutes. My server, Jordan, was attentive and engaging with a dose of southern hospitality. She definitely added to my experience saving a few stars toward the overall ranking. Food (6.5/10): There is plenty to order on their menu; but I chose from a selection suggested as their favorites, however your experience may differ: Soup dumplings.... The perfect flavoring and soup amount. 7 scrumptious dumplings steamed to perfect. [Highly Recommend] Chicken Eggrolls - Crispy eggrolls come neatly packed with veggies and pcs of chicken. Accompanied with an orange sauce, the eggroll filling could have used a tad more flavoring, and higher internal temp. Tasted as if they were frozen then fried when ordered. [Edible] Steak and Kimchi Fried Rice - I naturally assumed that the spices and flavors would accompany a dose of lightly fried rice; this was not the case. The kimchi or gochujang soy blend was overpowering, to say the least. A tad less of whatever sauce they placed would have helped. Hoping you have a better batch. [Not recommended].

Hawkers - ok! Felt like a slightly better Panda Express to me. We like Ashford Crossing - lot of options to eat, some entertainment outside and more. We've passed Hawkers several times and wanted to try it, so we did - in a rather large group. Luckily we could call and make reservations. Come time, we were seated and given simple menus. Our table for a bunch of drinks - from beer to cocktails and I didn't hear any complaints :) For food, we ordered a lot of their menu: * Chicken rolls - tasted funny * Pork belly buns - good * Hot chicken buns - chicken was chewy and tough to eat. Felt like the chicken was refried a couple of times. Inedible on the table. * Satay chicken - tasted good but tiny * Lamb skewers - yum, flavorful and soft * Crispy Tofu Bites - table pleaser * Pad Thai - average * Singapore Noodles - another table pleaser * Basil Fried Rice - was ok, thought people like the chicken in it * Steak and Kimchi Fried Rice - I liked it and it was spicy but it was a hit or miss on the table Our server was quite shocked with the amount of food we ordered but I guess it was sufficient (to account for the non table pleasers). Our server was also not super attentive and we had to flag her down a few times, and the people bringing out the food didn't know how to place it across such a big table. Given the average food and ok service I'm giving it 3 stars. I won't be back here again. Sorry!

I'm a big fan of Hawkers, so I decided to switch things up and try the Beef Basil Fried Rice. While the dish had potential, the rice itself was a bit on the dry side and seemed to be missing a flavor element--maybe garlic butter, peanut oil, or even a touch of hoisin sauce. On the bright side, the beef was a standout: generous portions, tender, and cooked perfectly. If I order this again, I'd probably tweak it a bit to suit my taste. I'll definitely be back to Hawkers, but next time, I think I'll explore another item on the menu. I placed an online order and went to the restaurant to pick up the food. Customer Service was great, I gave them my name and they brought my food outside. They are always very friendly.

Hawkers is good! Love the vibe, though it can get a little loud. I've been here three different times now and the staff has always been friendly. The food is good too!

Came here the other day with friends and were seated right away. We ordered a bunch of food to share. Chicken dumplings and chicken satay were alright. Chicken eggrolls were good. Cucumber was refreshing and had good spice. Bulgogi steak was one of my favorite dishes we got. Chow mei fun was pretty good. Service could've been better. I liked the huge variety of dishes.

Hawkers is just so meh to me. I've tried it about 3x, twice at this location and it's just subpar to me. I really wanted to like it because the menu looks good but the food tastes like it's missing something. I didn't like the fresh spring rolls at all--would not be ordering them again.

Waitress was very sweet and friendly. I like that there is a whole parking garage so there is no need to worry about parking to come to the restaurant. I like the cute way they serve the cocktails in a pouch. I was not a big fan of the noodles that I tried. They were a little bit dry but adding the complimentary sauces enhanced the flavor. Would be interested in coming back to try out other things on the menu. Portion sizes were a bit small for the price in my opinion. Food is not spicy even with sauces added but has good flavor.

Hawkers in Perimeter Dunwoody offers an amazing selection of Asian street food with bold flavors and a fun, vibrant atmosphere, plus a dog-friendly patio for those dining with pets. The small plates are perfect for sharing, and each dish is packed with authenticity and creativity--an ideal spot for groups or anyone looking to try something unique!

Went during lunch time with coworkers and didn't have to wait for a table. There's a lot of different options on the menu from rice to noodles. I ordered the C.K.T (Char Kway Teow) and it was really good! It had the wok-fired taste and a good portion size for one person. However, the price is expensive compared to other restaurants.

Gas pedal. Hold it down. Don't touch the break. Get in a seat here and order anything. Lamb was packed with flavor. Soup dumplings make you wanna work here just to help out. These wings were a show stopper. Just eat it. Should be their slogan. Shut your mouth, open it, fill it, shut it again.

The service was good and it's so cute in here, the udon noodles and wings are always a fav. I was excited ab the wontons but it was too peanutty lol the drink on the other hand was soooooo good

food atmosphere drinks waitress and customer service my only negative was the service...super slow and they seemed to be more concerned with talking to one another. our waitress only checked on us once after she took our order so we had to wave down other people for assistance. I would also note these are small plates/tapas so you'll have to order a lot if you're trying to get full so can be costly. be sure to get the lamb skewers! noted: trying to fill a 17 yo.

E X P E R I E N C E we came on a monday night at 5pm. there were maybe 5-6 tables already occupied F O O D spicy kimchi: not bad, not authentic roast duck bao: it's ok, not as well balanced. the bread was dry edemame: its ok, not much flavor, has great sesame oil flavor but needs more salt Green papaya salad: asked for sauce on the side and it's soo good!! korean twice fried wings: wow so juicy and beautifully fried. the flavor is so good with that Korean twang. so much dimension here fried tofu: my fave thing here. it's almost like a tempura batter. it's so lightly fried and tasty margarita wine none of the food was overly salty or oily. none of the food was too spicy (except for the papaya salad- if you can't handle spice, don't get this!). I'm thoroughly impressed there's a cool bar area! create any drink you like! S E R V I C E thaben was our server. he checked on us from time to time and clarified what we ordered as well. the food arrived quickly! I N T E R I O R such a hip restaurant. cool seating and decor. clean. well kept B A T H R O O M S several single bathrooms. ADA accessible. P R I C E 90 incl tax and tip

Our college sons wanted to crash our day date so we tried a new spot and we absolutely loved it. We are already making plans to go back. The food was so good. The waitress was helpful with recommendations and our questions. They even have some board games if you took a date or with a group.

This is definitely a fun place to walk into. It is full of anime decor mixed with neon street signs mixed with heavy Asian promo flyers and banners. It really is appealing to look at! The bar is pretty long so there is plenty of space. Last time I was there, Marcus took care of me while I sat and ate. He went over his suggestions and favorites and the popular dishes. There are plenty of seating there and there is still more outside. On a good day, it's nice to sit out in the courtyard and get some people watching in. This is in a shopping center ..well kind of lol... But it's free parking and they have a structure as well as lot parking that is available. The bar has a few TVs there but do not consider it to be a sports bar because there are not that many to watch a big game. They do have music as well so you can catch vibes while you eat (last time I was there they played biggie lol). Basil fried rice - The rice was pretty good. It was flavorful but it needed something extra. So I used soy sauce on. It. Doesn't mean that it was bad but on its own it didn't have the flavor I was looking for but it was still very tasty. Very savory nonetheless. After I use the soy sauce to bring it out, it was just right. Just be careful you don't put too much on there LOL. I probably would n't do this again because are other things that probably do have a little more flavor and impact, but I was not unhappy. Korean twice fried wings - The wings were good. Kind of wish they had more but they were good. They were pretty messy so if you want to keep your hands clean, this is not for you LOL! They had a really good presentation and there were about five of them and they had all the crispy crunch you needed, even though they were soft, and they had quite a kick to them. A good kick LOL. Chili chrisp wontons - these were damn good. They came pretty spicy and had the soup or broth with them that was packed with kick. Wish there was more cause they were dope! You get about 6 in your order. Overall, I am looking forward to trying other things at this hawkers. Definitely going to go ahead and spend a block on them. Thank you!

So I've been hearing about this place for a while and I'm glad I've gotten the chance to experience it. I got the pad Thai (sauce on the side for me cause the spice level would've taken me out), Seoul hot chicken bao bun, and the Tiger's tail drunk. OMG soooo good! I originally order their version of the margarita & not a fan but the tigers tail was 10/10. The bao bun was nice and soft and flavorful. Our waiter, forgot his name, was VERY knowledgeable about the menu and I really appreciate that!! He was very open and honest about some of the choices. The vibe is very casual, cute patio, & the location we went to had an outdoor lawn which is perfect when the weather gets better. I highly recommend. I will be back.

I'd been wanting to come to this place for awhile. All the videos and photos I'd seen online were very enticing. We came in a Thursday night and our waiter was so great and helpful with the menu. Since it was our first time we tried a lot of different things and I'll rank them for you from "OMG Yes Keep Bringing These To Me" down to "This was also delicious but I don't have to have it every time". 1. Seoul Hot Chicken Bao Buns (These were so freakin good! I mean not a bad bite could have come from them. I will be getting these each visit to this restaurant because my goodness! The sauce was the greatest thing in the world). 2. Korean twice fried chicken wings! (I usually don't like peanuts on any food, but these wings were perfect and I wouldn't change a thing. The garlic gochujang sauce was everything I needed and more.) 3. The soup dumplings were really good and delicious. The broth/soup tucked inside of the dumpling was the person warmth as it burst in your mouth with goodness. 4. The steak and kimchi fried rice (something was missing in this dish for me at first. I had the waiter bring some chili paste to help it along. I think now what I was missing was sriracha or something like that.) 5. The sichuan wontons (These tasted good, but my boyfriend ordered this so when I heard wontons I thought they would be fried and they weren't. So I think we would order the golden wontons next time.)

Sooooooo yummy. I know my meal is good when I want to go back more than one time in a week. We started with the roti canai and wings. The roti canai was so tasty - I wish I had the recipe to make it myself at home. Wings were also pretty good! We also had kimchi beef fried rice and the yaki soba noodles. The kimchi fried rice was a let down and lacked flavor but the yaki soba noodles made up for it. They were so flavorful and the perfect texture! We also ordered Thai tea. I liked that it came with whipped cream but I found it to be a little watery.

Poorest service...insultfull staff....spineless manager.... Staff insulted a pregnant lady........ Server got aggressive and demanded tip despite poor service

We sat outside as the weather at 5:15pm was perfect. Our waitress was very nice and accommodating. Enjoyed the Shrimp Spring Rolls and Pad Thai w/chicken & shrimp. Realized we didn't take a picture when food was served. However, the picture shows the dishes towards the end of our meal. We will return.

First time to this location but the food was just as good as I'd remembered. We got the CFT noodles, bbq pork buns as an appetizer, and the Vietnamese salad - all were so delicious. The portion sizes were a bit small for the price so we left feeling just satisfied. Cocktails are so good and unique here!! Highly recommend the yuzu spritz. Atmosphere was arguably the best part. Love the service and the vibe.

I didn't even know this whole Ashford Crossing area at Perimeter even existed. This area has changed so much. It is a smaller version of Avalon. It's cute and has several restaurants in the area. Atmosphere: super loud music. It is very hard to hear conversations with anyone at the table. The music is really loud. But love the decorations and theme. Love the lighted mirrors and decorations in the bathroom Service: Jasmine did an excellent job explaining the menu. It's tapas/street/food truck portions. Not big. Menu options are limited. One thing to note is as you place your order, food comes out. It does not come out all at one time. Quality of food: this is where I have to give only 3 stars and I feel like I'm being more than generous. For the price point and portion size, it's kind of pricey. Our bill for 4 people was over $144 without tip. We tried this place because the reviews raved about the food and how great it was and it was recommended. It was good. Some things had great flavor. Some things did not. We ordered four appetizers and four dishes. The favorite dish out of all was the fried rice and as I walked to the bathroom, most of the tables seemed to have ordered the rice. It is really the only dish that had a decent portion of if you like duck, replace in the chicken fried rice. Very good. Pad Thai was super spicy and my dad could not eat it and really enjoy it. It said on the menu a little spicy but it was pretty spicy. And he added the fried egg which was super dry and over fried for $3. I ordered the curry laksa ramen hoping it was going to be really good. It was not like any curry laksa that I've had and really didn't have a curry flavor. It was okay but nothing spectacular. My son ordered the bim bim bap and it was the smallest portion and not worth $15. I'm Korean and know what this dish should be and it was total failure. I think there were like four tiny pieces of meat, the kimchi was not great, too sour and he basically had less than half a cup of rice. My 6'1/248lb son was not close to feeling full. Overall, it was good. Nothing great. Music was very loud. Food was so-so (not raving like others shared), and service was good. I'd go back to try again and would pretty much order the fried rice. That was really the only great dish. This was the last place we went out with my dad before he passed away in Dec 2024.

Loved the vibes and the food. I do think portion sizes could be bigger if we're talking street food but I will definitely be visiting regularly

Fun atmosphere, great decor and friendly service: this spot is a good choice for drinks and tasty shareable apps with friends. Occasionally there's a bit of a wait for food, but the drinks keep coming. Nice little addition to the Perimeter area.

I went back to Hawkers recently when I had friends in town visiting, and we all loved it. We shared a few different plates for lunch, and sat outside on the patio. It was a beautiful day and our server was so nice and helped us decide what to order. We had the chicken dumplings, BBQ pork bao buns, bulgogi steak, and a side of rice. The bulgogi and bao buns were my favorite!

I never have good service here unless I sit at the bar with my wife or friends. The food is good but the wait staff need some serious improvement.

The ambiance on a weekday night was very chill. We called ahead but there were plenty of seats. Parking was easy. I found street parking and my aunt found garage parking. We sat on the patio which I thought was reallly cute because they have a bar seating option out there too. Hawkers is across from culinary dropout and they share a cute courtyard with seating and a fountain. This was our first time here. We ordered a few things and shared. We ordered Korean Twice fried wings- they were great. Great crunch and flavor. The 5 spice green beans seemed like they were missing something- like a dipping sauce. The CKT noodles were great. They had pork, shrimp and chicken. The wide rice noodles are my favorite. We also ordered a kids meals with dumplings and it comes with two sides. We also ordered regular dumplings. The texture was perfect, imo. We will be back. Our server was nice. The table next to us had a dog and he was begging for food at our table. It annoyed my aunt and she gestured to the dog owner who had an attitude- to watch him more closely. So beware that dogs are allowed on the patio. I'll definitely be back for their happy hour and or for dinner.

Hawkers at Perimeter offers great service and a welcoming atmosphere. I had the chicken wings with the lemonade matcha , and both were fantastic flavorful, crispy, and refreshing!

If you've never had the real Char Kweh Teow, then maybe this very tastes authentic to you. I ordered CKT because it was they specialty. First, it was too oily, it had a lot of Chinese sausage and not enough of others like 2 more shrimp perhaps? a few more pieces of chicken? Then it was too salty, CKT should not only have a savory taste, it should also have a little sweetness from the - sweet black sauce - kichap manis. I couldn't taste any of that sauce. Thirdly, it did not have any appropriate chilli sambal that compliments the CKT. They had sriracha or the Chinese vinegary chilli sauce, both of which are not CKT chilli sauce. I was disappointed. I've tried Hawkers both in Florida (food was good), I was excited when I heard from the staff that there were plans to open operations in Atlanta. And now that it's here, I can honestly say it's not the same as the one in St. Petersburg, Florida. I've been to the Hawker at the beltline, that was a disappointment, now this?! Sorry guys, going elsewhere.

This was my first time eating at Hawkers which I found on tiktok. I was excited to try many things on the menu as they have a variety. Starting with the decor, it was nice. It definitely seems like a great summer place as they have patio seating. Chris was my server & he was great, his personality is unmatched. I would recommend anyone sit at the bar or in his section. Now to the food, Thai Iced Tea: I would give the Thai iced tea a 7/10, I loved the whip cream but since I'm used to Thai tea being sweet & this one wasnt. I still enjoyed the drink though. Sichuan Wontons: These wontons were a disappointment for me, I waited over 20 minutes for this to come out lukewarm. It makes me think these are just frozen wontons that they buy from Walmart & warm them up. Chris was amazing so I didn't complain, I didn't have the time to sit and wait for them to probably nuke them in the microwave. Roti Canai: This was a 10/10, now this was the item that seemed most fresh. It was flaky, hot, and soft. This would be the only thing to bring me back, I enjoyed the curry sauce. Im not a super huge fan of curry but this one was good. Overall my experience was an 7/10, I think I would be open to coming back on a non busy day so that maybe my view can be redeemed.

Every time I come here, I forget to take picture of the food because I'm so ready to eat the food. Everything I've had here has been delicious. The service is always great and the atmosphere is fun and friendly!

First off, I loved the decor inside the restaurant. We went on a Saturday and were seated almost immediately. The 2 of us shared 4 items, The Chinese BBQ Pork Bao, Korean Twice Fried Wings, Yaki Udon, and the Soup Dumplings. Everything was good, but the Bao buns and Wings were definitely the best. Both were extremely flavorful and satisfying. The other two items were good but a little underwhelming in terms of flavor. They offer a wide variety of dishes so I want to come back to try more!

Came here last night and amazing vibes. The patio is heated which was awesome and the staff was super friendly. We ordered more apps and the edamame was the best and the fries were well seasoned. I'd highly recommend coming here. 10/10

Casual dining , out door sitting available. Food is very flavorful. Many choices to choose from . And they have craft beers.

Great chain restaurant. The wings are a must try. Service is always amazing and the food is consistently delicious. Roomy table for the whole family. I recommend ordering a few different dishes from the menu for everyone to share

Outside and inside of the restaurant is warm and welcoming. Great interior design. Service was prompt and quick and well handled. Food I would say is a 6.5/10. Asian food can be a hit or miss and this place did great attempts on their take of Asian plates. There were many dishes that didn't taste authentic, but you can't expect that from a non-Asian owned restaurant. However, they do it well enough for anyone who wants some Asian inspired foods. Don't expect perfection! Overall I'd give it another shot and try some of the other menu items. It's a good spot to grab a bunch of small items to try and get full off of.

Came here on a weeknight and it was busy inside, but our waiter took care of us throughout the evening. Inside it was loud, high ceilings, with a modern fusion feel. Tried a number of different items from noodle dishes to boas to edamame, and the food was good, nothing amazing, but I thought the portion sizes were small considering the price. I like the idea of sharing small bites, but not at these prices.

I was looking for lunch in the area and stumbled upon this Hawkers location. The ambiance of the restaurant was cool and as I walked in, I saw that they offered a happy hour from 3-5p with half off appetizers and $5 Bao Buns. I sat at the bar and was quickly greeted by the bartender. I ordered the Chili crisp wontons and the duck bao buns. The peanut sauce was very rich on the wontons and I didn't care for that. Also, the duck on the bao buns was over cooked and dry.

The restaurant is located inside the square with other restaurants & a cute green space, so it's a perfect place to go & hang out with family or friends. The inside was pretty spacious & we were able to get immediate seating. The server was very nice & attentive & made sure we were taken care of. The drinks were nice & the server was nice enough to make me another drink when I didn't read & see that the margarita was spicy. The food was real good. I got the bulgogi steak with a side of rice & was very pleased. My friend got the crispy wings & loved them. The plates are small, but they definitely fill them up. We came after another happy hour so that was fine with us. I'll absolutely be back here soon!

After hearing so much about Hawkers the past few years, I've been pretty excited to hear of a location opening so close to me. I met a couple of girlfriends here for Happy Hour and from my experience, I struggle between a 2.5 and 3 stars for this place. My girlfriends and I met on a Wednesday after work. We decided to meet at 5pm to accommodate their happy hour that ends at 6pm. First, it's important to note there are no happy hour drink specials at this location - the happy hour specials are for food only. Womp womp. Hawkers is sexy, trendy, fun. There's lots of loud art all over the interior, the tables are fun and even their menu is bright and inviting. For my drink, I ordered: - Five-spice Old Fashioned: Warm and classic. Suntory Toki whisky, five-spice simple, Angostura and orange bitters. As far as an old fashioned goes, this was pretty delicious. The five spice seasoning was light and not overwhelming and added a good balance. The two critiques I have are that the drink was very sweet and it was very, very small for an old fashioned. - Spring Rolls: Crisp wrap, shredded veggies. Vietnamese vinaigrette dipping sauce. - Hawkers Wings: sweet thai chili - Five-Spice Green Beans: Lightly battered, fried to a crisp, tossed in our signature five-spice seasoning. - Japanese Fried Chicken: Crispy Karaage chicken thighs with Kewpie mayo and fresh lemon. - C.K.T. : Wok-fired shrimp, chicken, lap cheong, egg, veggies and fresh wide rice noodles in a simple soy and pork sauce. A founders' favorite and Malaysian street classic. As far as the food, this is where my disappointment is the greatest - the only good dish we had was probably the five-spice green beans, but it's very hard to mess up fried green beans. The karaage would probably come in second, but then again, it's hard to mess up fried chicken. Everything else was average except for the C.K.T., which I ordered based on the server's recommendation and was incredibly disappointing. If you're not used to C.K.T. as its prepared in traditional Asian restaurants than this could probably pass your standards, but everything about this dish - flavor, consistency of noodles, overcooked meat, seasoning - was lacking. Service was attentive. One of the other servers found out we were celebrating birthdays and sent complimentary desserts our way. Overall, this is turned out to be a comparably pricey Asian food experience. Obviously there are much better and cheaper Asian food options nearby if that's what you're searching for - come for the ambiance, the cocktails, and perhaps a couple of appetizers but save your wallet and your tastebuds for authenticity down the street.

LOVED : LOVED : LOVED : LOVED : LOVED : LOVED : LOVED : LOVED : ROTI WAS THE STAR OF THE SHOW!!!!: Thin soft, chewy flaky! I would eat tons of this as a meal if I had known!! : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked Curry Gravy Chow Mei Fun Pandan Old Fashion Everything is so pretty, the dining area is dim but the decor is bright. Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Disliked / Most of the noodle dishes, if not all come standard with meat. There weren't any veggie noodle dish options, I asked for substitutes on one but I almost didn't, and felt like I had to choose meat. This was just a preference and thinking was about some of my friends who wouldn't dare ask for substitutions, or changes. Adding meat could be optional or having other options might help take the pressure off. They charged me to swap out the chicken and I didn't like that. Especially when they didn't put extra protein in the dish. Unless it's standard for a shrimp only mei fun to have 4 pieces total, I think I was over charged by $4, asking for no chicken.

After 11 years in Atlanta and eating from hole in the walls up to 4&5 star restaurants, I've tried to give this place chance after chance because the flavors ARE good.. but I give up! Much too expensive for the small portion sizes!