There is parking at the restaurant as well as street parking. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Open kitchen, so you can see the chefs doing the magic. Also a full bar available. A large selection of drinks available. I skipped drinks this time around. Steamed chicken dumplings: you can choose if you want steamed or fried. The flavor was a bit lacking, but the sauce helped make up for it. Let’s roll out sushi: tasted very fresh and the flavor was on point. Even though the salmon was semi raw, it didn’t have a weird texture. (This is coming from someone who typically doesn’t enjoy any amount of raw sushi) Basil fried rice: would skip. Kinda bland and the chicken was dry. I’ve had the ramen from a previous visit and it was delicious - would probably opt for that instead of the rice. Service was a bit slow, our water was never refilled. Cute place to grab a beer or two though if you are in the area. Super close to Chinatown!

Great for large parties of 15-20 but definitely make a reservation because this place fills up quick. Attentive waitstaff, hearty food, great variety of drink selections and food options too! The atmosphere was hip so it made for a fun dining experience.

A wonderful Chamblee restaurant in a really nice location and super friendly staff. A wonderful and varied food and beverage menu. Attended a group event and were seated in the private side room with lots of space and nice decor. Everyone loved their choices, some from the Tuna Thursday special menu. I ordered the Thai Basil Faux-Jito and miso ramen and loved both. The interior ambiance is really nice. Lovely outdoor seating as well.

Well versed menu with unique dishes. I heard that this place gets pretty crowded on weekends. Luckily, I went for lunch and was seated right away. The outdoor seating and bar areas are a vibe and a good place for photos. This would be a great place for a casual date. Everything we ordered was good. The only issue was the limited wait staff. However, I understood why.

Great food! Everything was delicious and staff was kind. Is a little pricey but for what you get it is SO worth it! 🌟 the lychee cocktail (red carpet?) Is SO good! 100% recommend

Outstanding! By all means go to this place! The only "not so good" dish was the basil rice. It was ok but that's it. EVERYTHING else, from the octopus to the pork belly to... well the beers (WOW!) was outstanding.

Wife and I stopped in here for lunch and to try the beers after a recent trip to view Van Gogh Immersive Experience at the Exhibition Hub Art Center in Doraville. This was our 86th brewery, most of which have been in Georgia. Hopstix is one of the few breweries inside the I-285 perimeter that is open around noon on the east side of the I-75 corridor during weekdays. We had a couple flights as is our usual practice and I was really impressed with their Rice Lager as well as their Czech Pilsner as examples of the styles. Quite tasty and very drinkable. My wife like the Kung Fu Hops IPA best, while I preferred the Lyrical Swords of their two IPAs. The second flight was of their "brown ales", though they were out of the 9% barrel aged porter so we had the Golden Phoenix "petite blonde" Belgian instead. The Porter was quite good, though it struck me was more on the "stouty" side of the style (many may not know that stouts are actually "stouter" porters, though the differences in the styles have grown since the 18th century - for me, a porter is generally maltier and sweeter, with typically a lower ABV than a stout). Wife liked their "mild" ale better in this set, but I thought the ESB, "Long Time No See", quite good. It's nice to see a craft brewery doing traditional English style beers and ales rather than just focusing on IPAs and Sours. As my wife wasn't particularly hungry, we wound up splitting a burger. Hopstix is a essentially a Japanese restaurant, along with the brewery, but they do an extremely good burger. Per usual, we sat at the bar and as this was lunchtime the place was quite busy and the bartender was also serving tables, but she handled it all in stride with a great sense of humor and smile on her face. All in all we had a wonderful experience.

Excellent staff, great food, good vibes. All around a good experience on Tuna Thursday at hopstix for a friends birthday. Definitely recommend this spot for fusion Asian cuisine!

I like the range of Asian/fusion dishes the menu features. With the sushi, ramen, fried rice, skewers, baos, etc etc there's a dish to fit anyone's preference. The beers are tasty and brewed in house and I recommend the rice lager! Also a huge bonus is that Hopstix is dog friendly and even brings out water bowls for your furry friends. Parking is a bit limited so you may need to opt for street parking if you're there at a busier time.

We absolutely love this cute little spot. We saw it on Best Eats Atlanta. Since we were in they area, we had to try it! First off let me tell you we are big foodies! We love authentic food that makes you think of home. The serving size we more than enough. We just did appetizers! We got the Pork belly Bao Buns, Fry Dumplins, Wings and Pork belly tacos. You will not be dissatisfied, the flavor out of this world. Everything was fresh and completely delicious! I got the M.S.G Kettle Sour- absolutely my favorite!!! Hubz got de flight! Woah was it full of savory flavor. We will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu. Our server Dana was absolutely phenomenal, her joyful spirit was very refreshing!

Having visited here a few times now I can say they are consistent with their delicious dishes and customer service. This is a restaurant serving Asian food that also brews their own beer in the back. The food is fantastic, the bowls are filled with ingredients that make each bite unique and full of different textures and flavors. The Miso Ramen was hearty and the pork belly was perfect, I would have liked some more spice which I'm sure I could have asked for. The other ingredients like the Nori, onions, carrots and egg were great additions! They have a wide variety of beers that range from the more available IPA's to unique specialty beers. The staff has always been amazing and the interior is beautiful and light. Yes they can get busy and there can be a wait.

Most everything we got was very good. Curry fries, dumplings, kamikaze roll, katsu chicken, lamb skewer. The wings we didn't care for (too dry). The duck was recommended.

Lovely spot with a broad food selection. Very nice atmosphere, and something for everyone to enjoy. We got about 10 different dishes for the table to share, and everything was delicious. Top faves are all robata grill - pork belly, duck, mushrooms, shishito, octopus. One thing to note is that all robata is covered in sweet glaze, so if you’re not a fan of sweet, tell the server to keep it off or on the side. Same goes for the burger. Service was good, but they were very evidently slammed and (understandably) understaffed. Have your orders ready when the server comes by - it may take a while to see them again. Stil, our server was very considerate, helpful, and did a geat job overall, in spite of being so busy and stressed out! Don’t miss the beer flights! Rice and Shine is also delicious and very refreshing.

The food is not only delicious, but so many of the dishes are beautiful too! I filled myself silly on starter dishes like the chicken satay, HFC, and fried chicken dumplings. I saw other tables get visually stunning bowls, which I'll have to return to try. Alicia took great care of my partner and I. The drink selection is great, there's something for everyone. It's an extra treat that you can watch the chefs cook while dining in certain parts of the building.

My husband and I dined in this past Friday for a date night and sat at the bar. I ordered the Ramen and my husband got a burger. The cocktails we ordered were fine and the Ramen was very good, but the issue that I have is that we received the Ramen from someone who appeared to be a manager and then was told the burger would be right behind it. Take it from me, who's been in restaurants for a very long time, that the only time I’d ever bring out a partial order to a table is if I know unequivocally that the remaining dishes are literally less than one minute behind. We waited about 15 minutes (not exaggerating here) before his burger FINALLY arrived and without so much as a “We apologize for the delay”, etc. Your culinary team and expo need to learn how to pace orders and additionally your FOH management team need to be cognizant of this. I was a little irked when we received the bill and not one discount or removal had been applied. I brought this up and requested some kind of compensation occur for the inconvenience to which they did remove a cocktail. Not the best first experience, but I might give them another try down the road.

The restaurant's concept is Asian fusion meets a brewery. The space is great with indoor, bar and outdoor seating. Dishes range from grilled options, sushi, veggies, and more. Also a great selection of cocktails, beer, and more. Great for families, dates, or groups. We enjoyed the curry fries, tuna tacos, and the grilled duck. What a presentation, the grill was still smoking when it arrived. Great crust and the duck was perfectly done. Our server was great, it seemed like he knew the exact moment we would need him.

Cozy and unassuming decor contrasted by thoughtful food flavor and texture combinations paired with a variety of beers to suit most any taste

Lovely fusion food such as Thai, Indonesia, Japan. I have recommended here and you must come tasty food. I love it

If you have the option, choose to sit in the lovely patio. It has the right amount of shade with the sails, and you get to see and hear the freight trains chugging along. The Rice and Shine beer was recommended by our server, and it was decent. We were trying the Soto and Katsu curry for the first time, and both were flavorful. The evening was busy, but the service wasn’t lacking. There is construction on Pierce, but there was adequate street parking, which was great because there is very limited parking behind the restaurant.

This post is for everyone, and especially for my fellow foodies who live OTP. Short story, you need to drive ITP asap and enjoy a meal at Hopstix. You will NOT be disappointed! My wife and I recently enjoyed dinner at Hopstix with some of our foodie friends from Alpharetta. The drive was well worth it. Upon arriving, we were greeted and seated in a corner table near the window that looked out on the patio. Soon after, water arrived as did our server - AJ - who took our beverage orders. The beer selection at Hopstix is excellent and curated well. In light of wide variety of choices, I enjoyed a flight. And as Hopstix is an Asian Brewpub, it includes a number of rice-based beers. The menu offers an abundance of choices and we explored a good bit of it. For starters, we sampled the Shishito peppers, steamed chicken dumplings, and the short rib. The Shishitos and short rib were cooked on skewers over the Robata grill. ALL of the appetizers were delicious! On to the main course... After much debate, because everything looked SO good, we each ordered a bowl - one choice was Soto, another was the Katsu Curry, the third was Super Bowl, and the last was Basil Fried Rice (with Tofu). After sampling each other's choice, the only thing I can say is "grand slam." Each bowl was very flavorful and the portion sizes were on point. During the course of our meal, Amy - co-owner of Hopstix with her husband - stopped by to check in on us. It was a nice touch, and she is very kind and sweet. Additionally, throughout our meal, AJ, our server, took impeccable care of us. Her beer and food recommendations were excellent, and she was attentive to any and all needs. While enjoying our meal and the positive vibe of Hopstix, we noticed a true gentle man arrive with his little dog. After situating his pooch on the patio, the man stepped inside to get a beer. He then sat on the patio and enjoyed the lingering warmth of the day and the company of his best friend. Both seemed to have not a care in the world, except each other. We later learned the man's name is Scott and his dog's name is Toto. They stop by Hopstix every day, even when it's not open. If that's not an endorsement for a quality dining spot, I don't know what is. If you've not eaten at Hopstix, what are you waiting for?

Pretty good food and service. Came on a Friday night so it was a little busy and it took some time for us to get our orders in, but our server was super nice and helpful. I had the Thai steak salad and it wasn't bad. Strawberry sake was really good.Parking wasn't an issue at all.