Pijiu Belly

The waiter not only forgot my husbands drink order and dinner order, he never realized he forgot it in the first place. We had to remind him of the food order and asked him to cancel it after waiting for 20min while we ate my dinner. For it being slow, there should not have been a reason for forgetting 2 out of 5 items that we ordered. The chicken egg rolls were very good but the dipping sauce didn’t complement the egg rolls. The whole rotisserie chicken in Gochujang sauce with Garlic Soy was more sweet than savory. The portion was definitely enough to feed 3-4 people.

Nice spot with mediocre food. Tried 2 appetizers and 2 entrees, all of which lacked any noticeable flavor. Staff were nice but seemed busy even though there was hardly anyone else there.A personal peeve is we were served water without being asked if we would like anything else to drink. This is like a sports bar, not fine dining. Would vist again if a friend wanted to go but nothing to make me personally want to return.

Everything we had, from the big plates like pork bulgogi bop, kung pao noodles & bulgogi cheesesteak, to the small plates like the taiwanese nuggets were all very impressive and delicious. Combine that with a good portion to price ratio and you’ve got a place I’d definitely visit next time I’m in town.

We went to Pijiu Belly after work for our first visit. We saw it on TV in Guy Fieri's DDD show. It is conveniently to reach by car, they have parking next to the building. It is close to Georgia Tech. We got some street food, they serve it in smaller plates. That's highly recommended, so you can try different dishes. Food was excellent, very good taste and a great variety. Service is great, very friendly and they make you feel special. We have a nice talk with Lilly, who is the owner together with her brother, who is in the kitchen. They are really great, really engaged and provide a great experience for their customers. We will definitely put that on our list of places, where we go regularly.

Saw this place while binging Triple D last night, and knew I had to try it out! Conveniently placed right in the heart of Midtown’s Westside District, and it really has some unique Asian/American dishes! The one I had in mind though, was the crispy braised pork belly sandwich with the peach hoisin sauce. Ohhhhh man. Hands down some of the best pork belly I have had, and that peach sauce was so good I would drink it. The service was great, the atmosphere was really inviting and clean, and the food even better! They have made a regular customer out of me! Can’t wait to try more 😁