Kingyo Fisherman's Market
Japanese · Cabbagetown · $$
Cabbagetown, Atlanta, GA · $
JenChan’s Restaurant in Cabbagetown offers menus as eclectic and diverse as our community; we live here, we work here, we eat here. We focus on local, sustainable, grass-fed, pastured, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free options and our goal is simple: Eat Supper Together. You can expect classic Chinese fare like Yook Baeng and Yu Choy, Lo Mein Noodles and Dumplings all the way to Lap Cheong and Mongolian Beef Pizza. Where else in Atlanta can you get Pizza and Chinese all at the same place? We have a full bar with exciting and seasonal cocktails and don't sleep on our Ginger Margarita Slushies. Georgia Organics Partner Slow Food Atlanta Snail of Approval
“The food was pretty good, the Kalbi was a bit pricy for two piece but still really good. The Vietnamese pizza was so good their pizzas are so unique. The servers are so kind. Def recommend getting a reservation if you can bc it does get pretty packed”
“This place is phenomenal! I can't say enough good things. We went for Mother's Day brunch so the menu was adjusted a bit. The food was absolutely delicious! The service was outstanding! The place couldn't have a better vibe! We started with the dumplings and pimiento cheese deviled eggs. I had the breakfast crunch wrap. My daughter had general tsao's chicken and waffles. My wife had the mongolian beef hash. Everything was absolutely fabulous!!! We almost ordered a pizza to go but decided we needed to come back for the pizza. If you haven't tried this place, you are missing out. Do yourself a favor and go ASAP!”
“A Really Interesting Asian Fusion Pizza Spot in Atlanta 🍕🍸 Recently checked out JenChan’s and honestly, it feels very Atlanta. It’s not a super refined restaurant — more like a fun neighborhood fusion spot for sharing food, grabbing cocktails, and hanging out with friends. The menu is really creative. A lot of dishes make you think: “Okay… that’s actually kinda interesting.” 🍄 Fried Maitake Mushrooms were crispy and flavorful with the lemon pepper wet sauce, but definitely got oily toward the end. 🍗 The Asian spicy wings were probably the best thing we ordered. Tangy, spicy, and super good as bar food. 🍕 Tried both the General Tso’s Pizza and Popo’s Pie. Both were creative and tasty, but also pretty greasy. I personally liked Popo’s Pie more — the flavors felt more balanced overall. 🥟 Shumai and 🥬 Chicken Lettuce Wrap were okay, but probably skippable. 🍸 Cocktails were decent too. The Lavender drink was smoother, while the Scandinavian Sipper sounded more exciting than it actually tasted. Overall, this place is fun, creative, and very “Asian-American fusion nightlife” vibes. A good spot to try with friends, just don’t go in expecting a super serious cocktail bar or high-end Asian dining experience. @itsphilip.io”
“The food at JenChan’s is absolutely superb. It’s the best dining experience we’ve had this year, bar none. We ordered: Coconut Curry Noodles w/ Shrimp (A+): Amazing flavor, truly dazzled us Fried Maitake Mushrooms (A+): What a surprise! Simply delicious, amazing texture General Tsao’s Pizza w/ Honey Chicken (A+): So creative! Fusion cuisine at its best! Galbi Ribs (A): Probably the most flavorful galbi ribs we’ve ever tried Shumai Dumplings (A): Wonderful flavor and consistency 2 Desserts - Biscoff Cake & Miso Cookies (B): Average So excluding the desserts, everything we ordered at JenChan’s was exceptional. We we’re blown away. And the service was great as well. We plan on returning often! Highly recommended! Before tipping, we spent $123 for a two-person meal (no alcohol, only water, 5 plates plus 2 desserts).”
“I kept hearing about Jen Chan’s and after trying it, I know why! The food was amazing, the drinks were unique, the service was 10/10!!!! Not to mention the chocolate cake…. I don’t even typically like chocolate cake but Ruth did her big one. YUM!”
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