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Great tacos! Wonderful lunch spot! Only issue is the small space and the long line. If you really know anything about good places though you know that…
Nagham Elkarhili
Blossom Tree
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A little hole in the wall food joint that I found the first time I was in Atlanta. The Korean tacos are amazing! Love the shrimp, Kim chi pork, & gril…
Viliami Uyema
Blossom Tree
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Superb Korean fusion comfort food. Rice great, taco delightful, friendly service. Sauce and condiments were tasty. Side dishes are exciting.…
Ferry Gondo
Blossom Tree
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Blossom Tree is open for Quick Bites. Blossom Tree serves Korean dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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7 Reviews on “Blossom Tree”
Great tacos! Wonderful lunch spot! Only issue is the small space and the long line. If you really know anything about good places though you know that it’s a good sign. Definitely worth the wait for that side of sweet potatoes!
A little hole in the wall food joint that I found the first time I was in Atlanta. The Korean tacos are amazing! Love the shrimp, Kim chi pork, & grilled shrimp tacos. The second time I came to Atlanta, I had to make a stop by for more tacos even though I had meal prepped and brought my own food for my trip.
Superb Korean fusion comfort food. Rice great, taco delightful, friendly service. Sauce and condiments were tasty. Side dishes are exciting.
Mmmmmm. The tacos are delicious. The staff is great. Lol great environment and always busy at lunch so u know its good
Vegetarian Point of View. They have tofu and you can get any of your entrees prepared as vegetarian, which include rice bowls, curry, kimchi and tacos. I had two tofu tacos, which were decent, and a side of sweet potato chunks, which were delicious, especially when dipped in the Korean BBQ sauce they provide (the darker of the 2 sauces there, the other is the obligatory Yum Yum -yuck-)Additionally, they have free brown rice green tea with any purchase, which wasn’t spectacular, but something free and flavored seems unheard of these days. Not sure how long that’ll last.
Pretty good Korean food in downtown Atlanta. I had the beef bulgogi bibimbap plate with dumplings and sweet potatoes on the side. It was a pretty good portion size for less than $8. The bibimbap was flavorful and spicy (you can pick between spicy, mild, or sweet soy sauce). I wish the egg was fried so when I open it up the yolk mixes with everything, but it was still good nonetheless. The dumplings were crispy and tasted pretty good, while the sweet potatoes had a nice crispy skin with the right amount of softness on the inside. Overall, this place is good and worth a visit. I can’t wait to try some of the tacos!
Excellent Surprise Lunch Spot. While wandering downtown on lunch break, I stopped into Blossom Tree. Excellent decision. They are still sort of new and it was Wednesday afternoon so there wasn’t a big crowd. Just enough people dispersed among the tables to let me know people must like this place. The girl at the cash register was very helpful letting me know the items that were most popular. I went with the Taco plate because I was in the mood for tacos. You get to choose any 3 tacos and 2 sides. The price of the plate is however much the 3 tacos you choose add up to. Mine was $8. I really liked the pork kimchi one. My favorite things were the sides. The sweet potatoes that are sliced with some black sesame seeds sprinkled on top and like a honey sauce on top were great. And the little korean dumplings were crisp and very flavorful. It wasn’t a huge meal, but everything tasted very fresh and if you dine inside, you can drink free green tea. Will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu.