I think it's safe to say that Georgia provided pretty significant contributions to the food scene here in the United States. So when something like this comes around, we must proudly boast and brag. It wasn't too long ago that food truck parks weren't even in existence. Which is why this specific food truck park in Georgia deserves all the recognition in the world. Take a look.
Welcome to Atlanta's first and only permanent food truck park.
This unique food truck park features mouthwateringly good menus from all over the world.
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Spend the day enjoying live music, entertainment and of course, delicious, out-of-this-world food.
Sometimes though, it's the food trucks themselves that end up making the entire experience.
No matter what type of cuisine you are looking for, you're sure to find it at Atlanta Food Truck Park.
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How about a mind-blowing Shrimp Po'boy?
Or maybe a thick, succulent pulled pork sandwich?
Conch fritters for the win!
It doesn't matter if you visit the food truck park on noon on a Sunday...
...or 8pm on a Friday, the types of foods available will rock your world.
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The Atlanta Food Truck Park has special summer hours: Friday 5pm-10pm, Saturday 12pm-10pm, Sunday 12pm-8pm.
Bring the whole family for an entire day revolving around delicious dishes and the sweetest treats in Atlanta.
And by the way, furry friends are allowed!
Don't have any plans this weekend? Add the Atlanta Food Truck Park to the list! While following the scent of deliciousness is a good idea, we'll still leave you with the address just in case:
1850 Howell Mill Road, Atlanta, Georgia
Otherwise, if you're ready for more scrumptious Georgia eats, then check out The Heavenly Restaurant In Georgia That’s Hard To Get Into But So Worth The Wait.
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I'm not always the most adventurous of eaters: I'm a vegetarian and don't care for spicy dishes. It's for this reason that I spent much of my life avoiding ramen. Like many uninformed Westerners, I thought of it as a dish that's made from colorful 99-cent packages picked up at your local grocery store. A staple of impoverished college students, perhaps, but not a classy dish enjoyed by those with more discerning palates. I recently had the oh-so-pleasant experience of realizing just how wrong I was when I tried restaurant ramen for the first time, and it's quickly become one of my favorite dishes that I seek out when traveling. In a state with as many international restaurants as Georgia, I'm sure there are plenty of really incredible ramen dishes all over the Peach State, but I've yet to find any more delicious than Okiboru Ramen andamp; Tsukemen. You'll find four locations throughout the Atlanta area, and while I've been frequenting the newest, in Buford, there are other branches in Sandy Springs, Duluth, and Buckhead. Whichever one you go to, you're sure to find some of the best ramen near Atlanta.
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The Buford location, pictured above, is conveniently located just outside the Mall of Georgia, the largest mall in the Peach State. I first visited on a whim after stopping by for a little shopping. There's no shortage of attractions in the area if you're looking to enjoy a day trip. This is one of the busiest of Atlanta's suburbs, and you'll find tons of great shopping opportunities and delicious restaurants...though, I've got to say, Okiboru is definitely the best I've tried thus far!
The restaurant's other locations are in New York City (plus a now-shuttered branch in Los Angeles). In 2019, Okiboru was awarded the coveted Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition. The Bib Gourmand Award is intended to recognize quality restaurants that serve amazing food at lower price points. The famous Michelin Star scale is typically reserved for fine dining restaurants with much higher food bills.
I highly recommend starting off your meal with an appetizer of garlic nori fries. These crispy fries were an incredible texture. I preferred them without the included garlic mayonnaise-based sauce, as I found that they were delicious enough to not need condiments.
For the main course, I ordered yasai ramen, the restaurant's only vegetarian broth. I had no idea this veggie-and-mushroom broth dish would be so delicious, but it's no exaggeration to say it's one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten. I had to refrain from licking the bowl clean each time I've eaten here, because it really is that good! The homemade broth is simmered for hours each day, leading to a rich flavor full of umami and that comforting feeling that comes from eating a warm dish.
There are a lot of great restaurants in this area of the state, but I'm honestly going to have trouble visiting anywhere other than Okiboru when I'm nearby! I am not typically a fan of hot food on a warm day, but this ramen was so delicious that I am sure I'll be enjoying it year-round.
For more information about this amazing ramen restaurant near Atlanta, check out the Okiboru Ramen andamp; Tsukeman website.
I love the Buford area so much - from the Mall of Georgia to the myriad of international grocery stores, there's a lot to do in this Atlanta suburb. Check out the great vacation rentals in Buford, GA available through Vrbo.
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One of my favorite things about living in Georgia is just how many opportunities the state has for stupendous dining. There are countless great restaurants in the Peach State, whether you're in a metropolis like Atlanta or checking out some of our rural small towns. Those who live in Columbus, GA, are particularly fortunate because you'll find the delightful little Thai Orchid Restaurant there. This place is quite tiny and extremely unassuming. With just a few tables inside and a decided lack of pizazz, it's easy to miss this little spot heading down the highway. Skipping out would be a mistake, however, because this is one of the best hidden gems in Georgia, and it's definitely the place for Thai food when you're visiting Columbus.
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Tucked away in a tiny building just off a parkway, Thai Orchid Restaurant is practically the very definition of a hidden gem. Only a handful of guests are served at a time, and you might have to wait a little while for your food to be cooked but trust us: it's definitely worth the time. Everything is made fresh to order, and the quality shines through in the dishes.
The restaurant may be small, but the portions are sizable, and it's not uncommon to bring home leftovers... if you can keep from eating all the food at once, that is!
The staff at Thai Orchid Restaurant are immensely helpful. It can be overwhelming to dine at an international restaurant if you're not a particularly adventurous eater, but it's always comforting when you dine somewhere where the employees are comfortable answering questions and making recommendations. Even when there's only one staff on shift, you can expect to receive guidance for what dishes are up your alley, whether you're hunting down the spiciest of eats or prefer something a little milder.
From Pad Thai to drunken noodles, you'll find a variety of authentic Thai dishes on the menu here, and the common thread with everything served at Thai Orchid Restaurant is that all of the food is made with passion, and you'll enjoy tons of flavor.
For more information about this amazing Thai restaurant in Columbus, GA, check out the Thai Orchid Restaurant Facebook page.
Live in the area but prefer to eat at home? Enjoy Thai Orchid Restaurant delivery through Grubhub!
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