Two years ago, rapper/actor Chris “Ludacris” Bridges partnered with Chris Yeo, famed chef and veteran of Asian cuisine, to open Straits restaurant in Atlanta.
Written by Naveed Sultan Photos by Kenny Ong Samosas, japchea, kebobs, hummus, akara and bulgogi were a few of the many options available at the “Taste of the World” Food
By Jeffrey Yu Have you ever been fascinated by exotic food? Perhaps India is on your mind? If so, look no further than Raja, an Indian restaurant at 2955 Peachtree
By Gray Chapman 1. Octane 1009 Marietta St. NW (404) 815-9886 See this week’s “Hot Spots” review. 2. Java Jive 790 Ponce De Leon Ave. NE (404) 876-6161 Retro, friendly
By Gray Chapman Don’t head out to Peachtree with that tin cup just yet—these places will keep you full for less. 1. Ru-San’s 1529 Piedmont Road NE (404) 875-7042 Ever-popular
1. Barbecue Kitchen in College Park 1437 Virginia Ave. Phone: (404) 766-9906 Why: Located within the vicinity of the scenic College Park. A great location to meet people and cool
1. Caffe Lisette 3489 Chamblee Tucker Road Phone: (770) 457-5200 Why: Terrific establishment in the suburbia, has great decoration and serves a delicious, healthy and hearty breakfast. 2. Crescent Moon
1. African Cuisine 4285 Buford Highway, Suite A-2 Phone: (404) 634-8862 Why: Extremely exotic African ambience with terrific food that’s both hearty and healthy. Lovely music is played in the
1. 5 Depeuaux 303 East Howard Ave. Phone: (404) 474-2591 Why: Creative and hearty Cajun dishes, usually served with amazing fish fries and seafood sides. Depeaux also features an exotic
1. McCray’s 6th Street Tavern 98 Sixth St. Phone: (404) 249-1506 Why: McCray’s is a co-venture of Scott McCray, who owns Lava Lounge and Cosmopolitan seven or so blocks up