Ting Ting Chinese Cuisine

Very clean, amazing service, excellent food. Hidden behind a Chick-​fil-​a this place hosts excellent food and I highly recommend it. We had «tang soo yuk» (the best I’ve ever had, very crispy fried pork over a sweet and sour sauce along with vegetables) and «jajangmien» (noodles with bean sauce and seafood) which was also really delicious. A place I’d definitely visit again.

I went to Ting Ting based on the reviews I saw here on Unilocal … I was not dissapointed!
The food was fresh & tasty. I will take my family again.
Thanks Unilocal.
Paul R.

Wow, this place is great! Don’t let the «authentic Chinese» label scare you, Ting Ting has plenty on the menu that is accessible to the American palette. While they do have several authentic dishes, they still have your basic Mongolian beef, fried rice, sweet and sour pork, and other standard dishes that you would expect from any Chinese restaurant. The difference is these dishes are much more flavorful than you are probably used to. I don’t mean that they will introduce new flavors you may not like, they just take what flavors are already associated with these dishes and really make them pop. My girlfriend is Asian and loves really authentic and spicy food, while I’m American and grew up on run of the mill boring Chinese takeout. We have been to many Asian restaurants together, and Ting Ting is one of the few that serves dishes that we both love. It’s also one of the rare places where you can get really great Asian food in a neat and clean environment with service standards that meet Western expectations. They also told me that they don’t use MSG in any of their cuisine. Try an old standby dish and see how Ting Ting makes it better than you’ve ever had it before, or be adventurous and try something new!

Up until a few weeks ago, I had no idea this place existed. I happen to be stuck in traffic on States Bridge and looked to the right and saw a small sign for «Ting Ting Chinese Cuisine». Since I love trying new places and love Asian food, I checked it out on Unilocal and saw some pretty good reviews for it. I am really glad I ended up trying it. The food is very fresh and made to order. The owners are really nice and very attentive. It is kind of in an unknown location, so even at peak hours there are not many people there with you. I love the fusion of Chinese and Korean in their dishes. I have had the sesame shrimp, the Korean spicy seafood with noodles, kung pao chicken, and shrimp with hot tomato sauce so far and all have been amazing. Their iced tea is very good, I haven’t quite figured out the mix of teas they use but it is outstanding. So far my favorite dish has been the shrimp with hot tomato sauce. I believe it is a dish based off of dakkangjung or Korean spicy fried chicken because it is fried shrimp in a sweet and spicy tomato based sauce. I would really recommend this place, I haven’t tried too many of the Chinese dishes (but I plan on eating those soon) but I know for sure the Korean dishes are wonderful. Take note that they are closed on Wednesdays and call ahead if it is a holiday to see if they are open. My family and I tried going there mother’s day and they were closed.

Good Chinese and Korean dishes at a good price.

Ting Ting is my (& anyone else I have brought there’s) favorite Chinese Restaurant, and I have tried many. Always fresh, customizable, and delicious! They have authentic choices and are not an «Americanized», pre-​made food restaurant. The Hot Pepper Beef and Spicy Seafood Soup are incredible. The owner is a very sweet woman who provides top of the line customer service. Ting Ting is sortof hidden behind the Waffle House and Taco Mac on Peachtree Industrial — go back there and give it a try, it is a hidden gem.