Atlanta AYCE Dim Sum 🥢 Honestly, Everyone... It’s Really Not That Bad

🥢 AYCE Dim-Sum Duluth 📍 1600 Pleasant Hill Rd, Duluth, GA 30096 Came for lunch with friends to try this much-talked-about new dim sum spot in Atlanta. Here’s my experience: Variety is solid—we had pu’er tea, lava buns, egg tarts, shrimp dumplings, brown sugar rice cakes, sesame balls, century egg congee, and greens. Everything tasted fine; nothing was spoiled or bad as some reviews claimed. Even tried leek shrimp dumplings for the first time—generous filling! Not Cantonese so can’t judge authenticity, but overall it was enjoyable. Service was good—dishes took about 10+ minutes, and the server apologized for the wait. Empty plates were cleared promptly, and staff checked in on the food. Owner came over since it wasn’t busy. He recently downloaded小红书 after seeing mixed feedback. He shared that after a packed opening, business has slowed, which has been tough. Items like egg tarts, turnip cakes, siu mai, and shrimp dumplings are made fresh daily. He emphasized: if something tastes off or isn’t fresh, please speak up during your visit! He’s happy to offer discounts, replace dishes, or adjust flavors. Seeing negative posts later leaves him feeling helpless. Price-wise, it’s reasonable for AYCE dim sum in Atlanta—ordering 5–6 items elsewhere would cost around $30 anyway. The owner and his wife are clearly dedicated—they’re there daily, just bought a new rice roll steamer for bigger shrimp fillings, and genuinely want to improve. If you have suggestions, comment below—he’s active on小红书 now and will likely see it! 😄 The restaurant is spacious and clean, with a traditional yet relaxed vibe. While not the most luxurious dim sum, it offers honest, freshly made bites in a welcoming setting. For the price and the all-you-can-eat format, it’s a fair deal—especially if you communicate your preferences during the meal. #Atlanta #AtlantaLife #AtlantaEats #AtlantaExploration #AtlantaArea #ChineseFood #WeekendVibes #AtlantaDining #DimSum #YumCha 🥟✨📸😋👨‍🍳💬🌟