Momonoki

等餐時間超過20分鐘 拉麵的麵太軟了 也沒有硬度可以選擇 除此之外叉燒好吃

Momonoki is a shared cafe and restaurant inspired by east Asian staple foods and simply culinary dishes. They are all pretty delicious but some of them involve house sauces or traditional flavoring. Do not expect to find sushi here. There are a ton of curries, rice bowls, ramen bowls, and quick appetizers. During brunch hour, $25 gets you bottomless mimosas. There is an area where you can quickly come and go to grab a quick coffee (left side side door of the building) but there are a limited number of pastries to choose from. They open at 9am but lunch doesn't start until 11am (1030am for brunch). It's a little awkward to walk around the cafe side to get to the upstairs cafe seating or down to the restaurant dining areas. They do really make it easy to place to place a to-go order through a QR code though.

The food is ok but if you walk in during dinner or lunch time and see half of the table full then you want to get out unless you want to wait 40min+ for any main food

This is a cafe I will remember for a long time. Pastry selection was incredible, honestly drink menu too. We got 2 drinks and 4 treats, this is not your standard cafe fare: macha brownie, chocolate strawberry egg cup, crème brulee croissant, bacon scallion scone, black sesame latte, and strawberry macha latte. The seating upstairs is lovely (if you are wider and worried there won't be sturdy cafe seating, they have a nice wooden bench, not just dainty little stools). I wish I could visit every day but I'm not local and there's nothing like this back home. Wheelchair accessibility: Lobby might be a little narrow, no steps to enter, but dining area downstairs has plentiful space.

I ordered the crème brulee croissant and the brown sugar latte. The croissant was cold and too hard but the taste was decent. The latte was really good. I had it made with oat milk!

That Crème Brûlée croissant was scrumptious. Perfection. The crème filling and custard (?) topping was SO good. I’d eat that alone. ‍

Super cute and detailed speciality coffee shop in ATL. I really love the inviting atmosphere. I got a hot americano and strawberry croissant. Very refreshing and yummy. I really hate that there is limited seating in the upstairs seating area but other than that…everything is clean and nice. I love how there’s also outside seating! I haven’t tried the food yet but I can’t wait to come back and try the ramen. They also do validate parking when you park next to the parking garage. Highly recommend to come check this place out if you are in midtown!

Nice restaurant by the highway close to Georgia Tech. Food is mostly far east Asian inspired and pretty great. Ordering is done online with a QR code on the table. Service felt a bit slow when I went on Thursday night and it did not seem to be very busy to me. I got the pork curry and it was very good. The rice was a bit too soft for my taste, but the meal was good overall.