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Annie's Thai Castle
3195 Roswell Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 404-264-9546
Description: BUCKHEAD. Curry connoisseurs delight in the deliciously spiced dishes and Asian decor at Annie's Thai Castle. The restaurant's following in Atlanta is nothing short of faithful, which comes as no surprise. Things move fast inside, but servers are attentive and folks are never made to feel rushed. Authentic cuisine includes rich curries, noodle dishes and plenty of seafood-based entrees. Annie's is also happy to oblige daring patrons by incorporating a little (or a lot!) of heat.
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Bacchanalia
1198 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318 404-365-0410
Description: WESTSIDE. This elegant restaurant is considered one of Atlanta's perhaps even the South's finest and is a superb setting for romantic, intimate dinners, special occasions and celebrations. The innovative menu changes daily. Begin with gourmet specialties such as steak tartare with shallots and capers, or foie gras terrine with brioche toast and onion jam. Selecting a main dish poses an even tougher question: will it be wood-grilled breast of squab with potato gratin, or braised red snapper with caramelized turnips? Going wrong is just short of impossible at Bacchanalia.
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Bluefin
1829 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 404-963-5291
Description: BUCKHEAD. Rife with pale hues, glossy surfaces, and funky curves, Bluefin offers patrons a great setting for fantastic seafood. Head for either the sushi bar or a banquette and table if you've got a group, or consider the separate bar if socializing is your goal. Nibble on shrimp shumai or gyoza while you debate the merits of sesame tuna, grilled salmon, or a Texas rib-eye, for instance. Sushi in all forms is also an option, and a variety of sakes adds a nice complement to the food. Lunch specials are an affordable weekday treat.
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Chateau de Saigon
4300 Buford Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30345 404-929-0034
Description: BUFORD HIGHWAY. The name of this family-owned restaurant hints at its Vietnamese cuisine and the country's history, both tinged with French influences. The authentic menu may give pause to some, but the dishes are delicious, and the staff are more than willing to provide guidance to the uninitiated. A variety of noodle soups comes with fresh herbs and your choice of meat, and hot pots let you simmer your meal in boiling broth. Seafood is prominent in assorted preparations, from clay pot catfish to steamed tilapia. The rice paper wraps have also proven popular; you choose the ingredients, assemble, and dip. The menu, in fact, is incredibly broad, and family-style dinners are an ideal option if you come with a group.
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Chin Chin
699 Ponce de Leon Ave, Ford Factory Square, Atlanta, GA 30308 404-881-1556
Description: MIDTOWN. Enlivened by a vibrant palette of red, black, and yellow, Chin Chin has a number of locations in and around Atlanta, and it's a popular place for solid Asian food. The menu mines many Eastern cultures for inspiration, featuring eggplant in hot garlic sauce, pad Thai, teriyaki beef, Peking duck, and a spicy seafood hot pot. Vegetarian options can be had, and you can choose to have milder dishes or ones with more heat. Affordable lunch specials ably fill you up on weekdays as well.
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Doc Chey's Noodle House
1424 N Highland Ave, Atlanta, GA 30306-3307 404-888-0777
Description: VIRGINIA HIGHLAND. This incredibly popular noodle joint has taken the area by storm, and it's pretty certain that you'll have to wait for a seat if you don't go early. Serving a wide variety of Asian-themed dishes, Doc Chey's offers large portions at incredibly reasonable prices. Thai coconut chicken soup makes for a wonderful appetizer, as do the shrimp rolls. Main courses include everything from Szechuan vegetables to Vietnamese vermicelli and udon noodles. Broths, tinged with fresh herbs, are flavorful and ideal for slurping. With such great options, the place begs you to bring friends and sample all they have to offer. An outdoor patio provides a great place to hang out during warmer months.
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Hashiguchi, Jr.
3400 Around Lenox Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326 404-841-9229
Description: BUCKHEAD. Although it's set in a strip mall, this fantastic eatery attracts a cast of regulars, who clamor for the fresh sushi and sashimi. Everything is impeccably prepared, and the rolls are incredible, whether you choose a rainbow roll, California roll, or a soft-shell crab one. You'll also enjoy the edamame, yakitori chicken, seaweed salad, and the selection of noodle dishes. The authentic Japanese menu also offers patrons dishes that aren't as available at more mainstream places, including grilled eel and fried smelt.
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Hong Kong Harbour
2184 Cheshire Bridge Rd, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-325-7630
Description: MIDTOWN. Hong Kong Harbour is known for having the best dim sum in town, made fresh every day. On Saturday and Sunday mornings, the dining room is packed with folks feasting on these and other Chinese favorites. As an alternative, consider the whole jumbo shrimp special-order plate. All dim sum specialties served at the weekend brunch are also available daily beginning at 11am.
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Hsu's Gourmet
192 Peachtree Center Ave, Atlanta, GA 30303 404-659-2788
Description: DOWNTOWN. Constantly busy with downtown professionals and folks staying at nearby hotels, Hsu's boasts much more than a convenient location. Its husband-and-wife team capitalize on their Asian heritage and love of food, and their passion shows in the celebrated cuisine. Szechuan and Hunan dishes are a specialty, and you'll find everything from Peking duck served in three courses to walnut shrimp, wok-charred beef medallions, and sea scallops in black pepper sauce. Another favorite is Spicy Anna's Seafood Noodle Soup.
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Little Bangkok
2225 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-315-1530
Description: The unimpressive building belies the amazing dining experience that awaits you. Whether you prefer Thai or Chinese, the entrees are authentic and flavorful. Regulars routinely name this little eatery the best in all of Atlanta.
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MF Buckhead
3280 Peachtree Rd, Terminus Building, Ste 110, Atlanta, GA 30305 404-841-1192
Description: BUCKHEAD. First off, this sushi bar's initials stand for "Magic Fingers," which is the accomplished sushi chef's nickname. Second, sushi is all the restaurant serves. But, oh, what sushi it is, presented in a stylish place of pale woods and rhythmic music. Perfectly composed morsels are beautiful, fashioned from premium seafood, and are exemplary models of the genre. Fresh wasabi, terrific sakes, and knowledgeable servers up the ante on quality. Crafting the sushi does take time, so be prepared for some anticipation.
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Mu Lan
824 Juniper St NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 404-877-5797
Description: MIDTOWN. Transformed from a Victorian home, this gorgeous restaurant is a study in style and creativity. Texture and pattern invigorate the beautiful architecture, and patrons are, without exception, mesmerized by the interior. The cuisine, too, is innovative, grounded in Mandarin, Hunan, and Szechuan fare but open to interpretation. Specialties include crispy Mu Lan snapper with aged vinegar sauce, black pepper prawns and scallops, and braised chicken Taiwanese with ginger-garlic sauce. Vegetarian and spa cuisine entrees are available as well.
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Nakato
1776 Cheshire Bridge Rd, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-873-6582
Description: MIDTOWN. This well-established Japanese restaurant builds its reputation on consistency and quality. Patrons return again and again to dine in the garden room, saddle up to the sushi bar, or participate in the animated culinary presentations at the teppanyaki grills. Among the options you'll find are bento box dinners (featuring a selection of small dishes), sushi meals, and shabu shabu (which pairs thinly sliced beef with fresh vegetables). You can also choose from hibachi scallops, teriyaki chicken, and a combination dinner of lobster and filet mignon.
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Nam
931 Monroe Dr NE, Midtown Promenade, Atlanta, GA 30308 404-541-9997
Description: MIDTOWN. Nam's sensual interior mixes fresh flowers, candlelight and charcoal drawings as a seductive backdrop to the menu's vibrant cuisine. The family-run establishment has cultivated quite a loyal following thanks to its beautiful, well-balanced dishes. Many of the items may be unfamiliar, but the staff is happy to offer suggestions such as lotus root salad, steamed sea bass in a banana leaf parcel and "shaking" Kobe beef. Nam's nuoc cham sauce also elicits praise for the additional zest it adds to many a dish. A small patio is available when the weather's nice.
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Nan Thai
1350 Spring St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 404-870-9933
Description: MIDTOWN. For upscale Thai food in Atlanta, set your sights on Nan Thai. Fine dining finds its stride in this gorgeous restaurant whose interior oozes refinement. Ivory, gold and red tones set the stage, and an exhibition kitchen provides an unmistakable intimacy. The Thai cuisine beautifully mixes presentation and flavor, and curries are a favorite whether they're green, Massaman or another delectable choice. Seafood figures prominently in the menu, and whole sizzling snapper finds perennial favor.
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Prime
3393 Peachtree Rd NE, Lenox Square Mall, Atlanta, GA 30326 404-812-0555
Description: BUCKHEAD. Some restaurants are known for excellent steak, and some are known for terrific seafood, but few earn a fantastic reputation for both. Prime, located in Lenox Square Mall, is the exception to that rule. Sophisticated and upscale, the dining room is adorned with touches of marble, a setting that befits the selection of great steaks. If beef doesn't prove tempting, look to live Maine lobster, wood-grilled salmon or soy-marinated sea bass. You'll also find deep-fried lobster tail, seared tuna and everything from lamb to pork and rotisserie duck. Enjoy them all, but don't forget to sample a martini or a vintage from their extensive wine list. Sushi available.
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Sushi Avenue
308 W Ponce De Leon Ave, Decatur, GA 30030 404-378-8448
Description: DECATUR. A favorite with folks in Decatur, this small place draws in a strong contingent of Asian patrons, which gives credence to the authenticity of its food. A nice variety of sushi rolls and sashimi helps appease cravings for fresh fish and the flavorful accents of soy sauce and wasabi. You'll also find tempura dishes, well-prepared and not greasy at all. In addition, the restaurant offers a selection of soups, chock full of noodles and other delicious morsels. Even better, prices are affordable, making the Avenue a terrific choice all the way around.
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Tamarind Seed Thai Bistro
1197 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 404-873-4888
Description: MIDTOWN. Family-run and managed, this Thai establishment is among the city's best. Its soothing decor is an apt backdrop for spectacular cuisine that provides a true sense of what Thai fare should be. Fragrant spices and fresh vegetables conspire in dishes that create complex, but not overpowering, flavors. Try the curried fish cakes for a sampling of the kitchen's skill; lobster tail and spicy lamb are also fantastic options. Their beef dishes score high points as well, as do the curries, which are a Thai specialty.
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Thai Silk of Buckhead
318 E Paces Ferry Rd, Atlanta, GA 30305 404-442-7522
Description: BUCKHEAD. Thai Silk of Buckhead is one of the most highly regarded Thai restaurants in the Atlanta area. The no-frills atmosphere makes it clear that the emphasis at Thai Silk is entirely on food, but there's still a simple elegance to the ambiance. Fresh basil rolls and garlic pepper pork spare ribs make for great starters, though you'll want to be sure and save room for the pineapple chicken or roasted duck with red curry.
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Tuk Tuk Thai Food Loft
1745 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 678-539-6181
Description: MIDTOWN. Named one of the best new Thai restaurants in Atlanta in 2010 by "Atlanta Magazine," Tuk Tuk Thai Food Loft is the city's go-to for upscale Thai cuisine. The menu here features a pleasing mix of small plate, tapas-style dishes and larger entrees, all of which showcase Chef Niyomkul's talents. The restaurant's interior is sleek and elegant, and the skyline views from the patio are among the best in the city.
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