Hsu's Gourmet

"Though old pictures hanging up of Yao Ming and Betty White might hint otherwise, Hsu’s Gourmet remains a downtown go-to for Chinese food and is very much the same social gathering spot it’s been since the ’90s. Couples and work crews huddle over the chunky Spicy Anna’s seafood soup like they always have. The curry chicken remains a tender, well-seasoned treat that’ll make others in your dinner party jealous. And while you’ll have questions about the whole red snapper’s lack of meatiness, you still can’t deny that the photogenic catch deserves a spot on the wall." - demarco williams, juli horsford, nina reeder

"This family-owned and operated Chinese restaurant has been a downtown Atlanta staple since 1989. Located in Peachtree Center, Hsu’s is easily walkable from several area hotels and can accommodate large groups. The menu offers everything from lo mein and pan-fried noodles to spicy basil chicken and salt and pepper shrimp. Folks should head here for the three-course Peking duck feast served with soup, Chinese crepes, and the meal’s star attraction, the crispy roast duck in a sweetly salted honey soy sauce. It feeds two. Open for lunch and dinner. Reservations encouraged." - Henna Bakshi, Eater Staff

"Though old pictures hanging up of Yao Ming and Betty White might hint otherwise, Hsu’s Gourmet remains a downtown go-to for Chinese food and is very much the same social gathering spot it’s been since the ’90s. Couples, colleagues, and sports fans huddle over the chunky Spicy Anna’s seafood soup like they always have. The curry chicken remains a tender, well-seasoned treat that’ll make others in your dinner party jealous. And while you’ll have questions about the whole red snapper’s lack of meatiness, you still can’t deny that the photogenic catch deserves a spot on the wall." - demarco williams, juli horsford, nina reeder

"This family-owned and operated Chinese restaurant has been a downtown Atlanta staple since 1989. Located in Peachtree Center, Hsu’s is easily walkable from several area hotels and can accommodate large groups. The menu offers everything from lo mein and pan-fried noodles to spicy basil chicken and salt and pepper shrimp. Folks should head here for the three-course Peking duck feast served with soup, Chinese crepes, and the meal’s star attraction, the crispy roast duck in a sweetly salted honey soy sauce. It feeds two. Open for lunch and dinner. Reservations encouraged." - Eater Staff

"Since 1989, this family-owned and operated restaurant has been serving Chinese and American Chinese classics in downtown Atlanta. That includes a three-course Peking duck feast for two during dinner. At lunch, enjoy a $14 bento box complete with steamed or fried rice, egg drop soup and crab angel and a choice of main dishes, like sweet and sour chicken." - Beth McKibben