DO Re Mi Restaurant & Bar

You guys have to try their fried chicken!!! Its the best in town!

In the same plaza as Super Hmart in Duluth, lies DoReMi café. Although it is dead during the weekdays, it does not stop the customers to order on the go. Yes it is Korean Owned, bar scene with individual rooms. You use the phone for customer service and workers are very polite. I definitely suggest trying their Fried Chicken (Tongdak), you will never go to KFC or POPEYES again. Yes it is on the pricy side but that is expected.
As for the drinks, the price is OK and can be better. As a regular, this place never gets old. I recommend this resturant/​bar if you are up for the Asian Persuasion.

3 star because the staff are friendly and do whatever they can to make you happy. OK drinks nothing spectacular. But the food here. oh god please don’t eat the food here I don’t know who cooks this but if you call yourself a chef then at least taste what you are about to send out. I ordered military stew for me and my friends to split and the stew tasted like hot water with red pepper and a dash of msg. The hams used here were definitely low quality. If I go here I wouldn’t order the food ever again but definitely a place to go and order a few drinks. Again the staff members are really friendly. The owner is hot too

I guess it’s a typical Korean lounge. You and your friends can chill in one of their multiple rooms. It’s nice to be able to bring a deck of cards or a game and just drink and play. They bring in a little snack bowl and water to start. There’s food but I haven’t ever gotten any. You can order soju or from a small selection of beer and liquor. Be careful though. If the bartender didn’t show up that night, you won’t be able to get a drink from their cocktail list. Several other negatives. You can smoke inside and the wall/​dividers don’t really keep it from coming in to your room. Second, the bathrooms can sometimes be left unattended. So if a rowdy guest makes a mess, then it can suck if you have to go.

This is your typical Korean lounge. Coming from LA/​OC, I’ve come to notice some of the subtle difference from the Korean shops here (Duluth/​ATL) and back home. However, his place is everything I expected from a Korean lounge. I was very pleasantly surprised. (It reminded a lot of Past Memories in Garden Grove). I wasn’t expecting that much, but they really took care of us. They have all your basic Korean bar food and all the drinks that you would expect.
Would I come back? Definitely! The food was good not great, and the price was a bit more than I expected and/​or am used to. But I’m a fan!

My usual stop at late nights in Duluth. The owner is a really friendly guy. He brought a bottle of korean beer (OB) and asked how much it was in korea. I guess he wanted to find out whether he got ripped off or not.
Atmosphere is great. I love the bar a well as open couch seating and curtained rooms a well for more privacy.
Their food is really tasty. I always get the mussel soup and fried wings; sometimes snail mixed vegetables with korean spicy bean paste.
Of course I recommend. Tap on my shoulder next time. I will buy you a drink.

This NRB has been here for a while now. I guess it’s the most popular one in this area that I can think of. It seems whenever anyone wants to go sing at a NRB, we always come here.
I’m not a big fan of singing karaōke but this spot is okay. They give you service with some stuff whenever you spend some money with them. I guess I like this place because they don’t try to add extra orders and try to take advantage of drunk people. Like that one NRB by the Gwinnett Mall.
All in all… if you want to go to a NRB in this area, this is the place.
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We came here for some vittles prior to joining our group at the Do Re Mi karaōke … which is across the way, on the other side of the parking lot. I liked that we had this private room, which was really plush with pillows (at one point I did lie down. it was nice).
Food was good, it did the job but wasn’t anything memorable.

Do Re Mi Restaurant and Bar was definitely a pleasant surprise! My date was craving a «soju martini» and since he wasn’t Korean or Asian for that matter, we definitely picked the right spot to be introduced to the tasty rice liquor that Koreans truly enjoy.
We walked in and was greeted by the owner, Jay. He was extremely accommodating and entertained us during the entire time we were there. We were definitely impressed with the décor. It reminded us of what we saw in Korean movies or dramas, as your typical Korean bar/​lounge. When I asked the owner about his choice of wall paper and curtains, he told me that all of it was imported from Korea.
Only in Duluth, GA would you find a place like this but it rocks! The owner educated us on the difference between soju and sake (Japanese liquor.) Soju is a more refined rice liquor that is usually served chilled. If you were to drink soju warm, it will get you drunk a lot quicker than when drinking it chilled.
If you’re ever in the Duluth area, stop by Do Re Mi and check them out. It definitely has a lounge feel but their «soju cocktails» rock and the bartender/​owner will make you a custom «soju» drink of your choice!
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Given the dearth of late-​night places in Duluth, I feel the need to bump Do Re Mi up a star just for being open until 2am, every weekday night. Items are a bit overpriced, but it’s mostly worth it for the plush atmosphere (plush in a somewhat cheesy Asian way, yes, but it’s also comfortable and available…). It’s a good place to just chill with some friends, even if you don’t plan on ordering that much, though if they had more snacky options I’m sure it’d be even better. I dropped in today with a friend at around 9:30 and told the proprietor that we were only getting coffee, but he nevertheless seated us in one of the big, spacious booths with its own curtains.
Cute place. Very Asian. Come if you’re feeling somewhere to chill and drink, but don’t feel like leaving Duluth.

If you ever lived/​worked in Korea and want a slice of Seoul, Korea… you’ve come to the right place.
Do Re Mi Restaurant and Bar is a korean lounge. It has all your basic, Korean comfort food and beer and liquor.
I came here with 2 friends and ordered La Bok Ki (spicy rice cakes with noodles) and Bu Deh Gigae (Korean noodle, spam, tofu soup). The food was good and hit the spot. The La Bok Ki has some heat to it which is a good thing. The Bu Deh Gigae was delicious and had ample amounts of hot dog meat, spam, tofu and noodles. For alcohol we ordered soju (Korean rice wine).
Between the 3 of us the bill came out to $ 40. Not too bad.
The décor looked exactly as it would in Korea and the service was good.
I would come back here again.