Tin Drum Asian Kitchen & Boba Tea Bar - Lindbergh Plaza

Had the half chiccen wit the fried rice n the teriyaki chiccen wit the fried rice. It was pretty decent. I’d go bacc

The staff was very friendly and helpful. They are the only reason this review got any stars at all. The food looked nothing like the pictures I saw online. It had no taste, no spice, nothing. The ginger ale was probably the best part of my lunch. Chicken was ordered “fried” but came out rubbery. Broccoli was undercooked…Hopefully I just caught them on a bad day.

I ate here all the time when I previously lived in Atlanta and the food was amazing. I was really looking forward to eating here again. Very disappointing. The staff was extremely unprofessional. The guy who took our order wouldn’t get off the phone the whole time and we didn’t know if he was talking to us or on the phone. The food was terrible when it came out. Now I see why we weren’t sure if they were open when we arrived. They were completely dead at 6:45pm on a Saturday. Inside, I would t call it dirty, but everything looks worn and tired.

Disappointed i was missing a few items from my uber eats order but the other items that was in the bag that i order was delicious.

A little pricey. The ramen could’ve been better seasoned/more salty but the basil fried rice was delicious! The woman taking my order was nice as well.

Love this place! Awesome food options for lunch, dinner or a mid-day snack. The staff is always super friendly and greets you by name if you're a repeat visitor like myself. I highly recommend Tin Drum and especially the Lindbergh location. Parking: Open parking lot shared with whole plaza.

Tin Drum Asian Kitchen & Boba Tea Bar - Lindbergh Plaza is a wonderful place to enjoy a satisfying and tasty meal. I tried the sweet & Savory grilled chicken with fried rice and Boba unsweetened Black tea, and I was very impressed. The chicken was moist and flavorful, with a nice balance of sweet and savory sesame. The fried rice was fluffy and aromatic, with plenty of vegetables and eggs. The black tea was smooth and refreshing, with no added sugar. The Boba pearls were a fun and chewy addition. The staff was courteous and attentive, and the atmosphere was lively and inviting. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who likes Asian food and boba tea. Tin Drum is a gem in Atlanta!