Royal China Restaurant

I have been to this place several times since its opening, it's the signature dim sum place in Atlanta. There are plenty space for parking, dining room is huge with beautiful chandeliers. We came for brunch, we were seated with first batch of crowds. Table service was courteous. As usual we started with chrysanthemum tea with sugar aside, then the carts started coming over. We picked : clams, beef offal stew,, beef tripe, chicken feet, beef ribs, fried shrimp balls, etc., we ordered dry stir fried beef rice noodles as filler. All dishes were delicious, the food quality was good and consistent. The only difference I noticed at the end is price hike, usually we had average $20/person including tips in this place, now it's over $30/person, of course we could have less dishes as we wanted, but we want to satisfy our stomach as priority. Maybe it's inflation related.

One of the most authentic Chinese restaurants in the area. Great and fresh dishes. Love the atmosphere. Genuinely kind waiting staff. The food was quick to come to table. Family friendly! Portion size is great, you will definitely have leftovers even if you do family style eating. They were out of the frog dish at the time we came on a Sunday, but we had the duck dish and fried pork; both were very flavorful. We had the house special soup which was very flavorful. Prepare your tastebuds to be excited!

We've had dim sum and dinner here on 2 separate occasions. Both met with terrible services and mediocre food. First time we came with a party of 20, seated at 2 different tables, we ordered food from both the menu and the dim sum cart, the food took almost an hour to come out, and it wasn't even decent. I get that place is heavily under staffed, but having to chase down dim sum carts after seated for 30 minutes is unacceptable. Dim sum is very forgettable and lukewarm at best. Despite having the negative experience the first time, we came back a year later for dinner with our family after reading rave reviews for their dinner menu. This time, we were met with a very rude and obnoxious waitress who commanded us to order more and all at once because it's easier for their chef, even after we had already ordered 12 dishes to share among 10 adults and 6 kids. We ordered from the traditional menu, some of the seafood is fresh but they literally price gouged on the Market Price items. Two items that jumped out were the seafood fish maw soup and live crab. Beware that the price of the seafood fish maw soup is portioned for 2 people, at $17.95. Our waitress did not explain this to us and when we ordered 2 orders, she went ahead and charged us 10 times for 20 people. YES. 2 bowls of soup cost us $179.50! I wish I could make this up. She claimed that we took 2 tables and hence, we had 20 people. Mind you, the other table was for the 6 little kids who all share 2 noodle dishes. 🙄 The live crab was very skinny with very little to no meat, they did not bring out the crab to ensure we were fine with the size. Each crab was less than 2 pounds that cost $55/lb! Total for 2 tiny crab was over $200. Our dinner bill came out almost $900 (including tax and gratuity) with no leftovers (small portions). Everyone drank tea and water. No special beverages either. This place had so much potential with the beautiful decor and some decent dishes, but they are literally out to get you. Save your money and go somewhere else, Duluth and Atlanta have so many decent chinese restaurants with much higher quality food and reasonable price.

One of the best dimsum spots I've been to in Georgia. This was my first time back since pre-COVID and they didn't disappoint with plate options and service. I. LOCATION Next to Costco. There's a massive, free, private parking lot out front II. SERVICE Plenty of carts (we went on a Sunday at 12p.m.). We didn't have a moment where we were searching for cart service. III. QUALITY Good, no complaints. Very happy with how much larger the menu / cart options are here. IV. CAPACITY Busy and full for a Sunday noon. We had to wait about 10-15 minutes to be seated.

Very good dim sum with relatively cheap price. The restaurant looks very nice. It's very busy the weekday that we went. It's probably the best place for dim sum in the Southeast. However, the chair covers are very dirty. They need to be deep cleaned or simply removed. The place is unhygienic since there are chicken bones on the floor near our table. If you can stand these, you should definitely give it a try if you are in the area.

The food is delicious! We are happy with everything we ordered… and wow! That was the best Peking Duck I had. The service is not so good since the staff are too busy and many ignored us when we call… except for one person always come over if he saw us ask for help (more beers). His name is Xương, LOVE his sincere care, nice and kind. Xương got A 5 STARS RATING from us. Thank you so much A Xương. God bless! 😋👍❤️😊