Doc Chey's Noodle House

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asiangourmet

Joined 2 years ago

good place - avoid the chinese chicken soup. Ok, first, I like the place and pretty much everything has been very good. My wife (Japanese) is a little pickier than I am and turned her nose up at the Chinese Chicken Soup. I was starving so I decided to try it. It was not good. Maybe just a bad day, but there's so much other good stuff on the menue I won't give it a second try.

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ElizaBacher

Joined 5 years ago

Heaping Noodle Dishes, Affordable Prices, Groovy Fun. Noodlelicious! Fresh and nutritious stirfries too. I adore the hand rolled dumplings. It's a groovy joint great for a casual date, and ultra affordable. I always take my out of town friends to Doc Chey's! A bonus is that they are very generous with giving back to the community.

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hd_atlanta

Joined 8 years ago

I love Doc Chey. This is one of my staples. Doc Chey offers delicious food, speedy service, and great prices. I prefer the Emory location over the Highlands location (the service is better) Jen and Heather rock!!!

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djtripc

Joined 9 years ago

Fast, Friendly, & Filling. This place is great, young or old. I'm a diabetic & I always manage to have a great meal. The staff is always accomodating in subsituting the noodles or rice for additional veggies. The best thing, the flavors are never disappointing.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Americanized noodle shop is a big hit in Emory Village with affordable, large portions.. The Scene
This popular noodle shop is a favorite haunt for hungry Emory students seeking out filling, low-priced meals. Endearing in a slightly beat-up kind of way, Doc Chey's features a fun patio, plus functional community seating inside. Service is basic, sometimes friendly.

The Food
Ultra-cheap and just exotic enough, this noodle shop specializes in Americanized Asian food with familiar vegetables and meat. Starters, including crispy shrimp rolls, scallion pancakes and a dumbed-down larb, are hit-and-miss. Noodles bowls at their best are gallon-sized slurpy fun, at least for the first five bites. But under-seasoned pho and an over-spiced Japanese udon are real downers. Still, at six bucks a plate, it's hard to complain too loudly.

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benjt

Joined 10 years ago

Great value. Very tasty food and inexpensive! The service and ambiance are average. If you want a great meal that's a little different at a resonable price then this is the place to go.