Fung Mei

Dishes are decent size and good taste. However I ordered soup noodle but got a fried noodle instead. That was quite disappointing.

We were so excited Fung Mei replaced the old Orient Garden location. The renovations and decor look great. (The tabletop stone at the bench seats are noisy though with the plates moving on it.)

Service was okay. I made food request for no white onions, but they still added it to two entrees. Tea cups were a bit dirty and we asked for new ones, but new cups weren't brought out until we asked a second time.

We ordered jiam bong seafood noodle soup in both mild spicy and non-spicy. It tasted great and portion was good, but I felt like it was a lot of noodles and not a lot of other things like veggies. They added sea cucumber to the soups, which was my first time having that. It tasted fine. Broth was good.

Menu is just a paper take out menu. No pictures.

They have Korean, Chinese, and Americanized Chinese food to satisfy a variety of people. We're glad to have them in Suwanee, but if you want more authentic Chinese food, Duluth is still the place to go.

The new building is very nice, service was very friendly and fast, and the food was great. The food is not your average American Chinese place- it is much more of a traditional style Chinese food. All the classic American Chinese staples are on the menu, but expect a more traditional and higher quality version. The Orange Chicken (first picture) was much less sweet than the average American style and has a very pleasant spiciness- highly recommend. The Hot Braised Chicken (second picture) is savory and sour- very tasty, but you may be disappointed if you are expecting something of the Americanized style.

Legacy restaurant reopens in Atlanta, been going to this spot since I was my daughter’s age, same great #ChineseKoreanCuisine.

Try the pan fried dumplings my favorite, and get there early, gonna be popular!