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Waroeng Corner

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5495 Jimmy Carter Blvd Ste F109 Norcross GA 30093
Phone
(770) 817-0531
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She is closing on January 5th for good:( Another sad loss in the food community. She said there was not enough business. Although while we were there, she had at least 4 customers at 3p on a Thursday…

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I want to marry the rumpah ayam at Waroeng Corner.I have no interest in even trying anything else because nothing could possibly be better than amazingly well spiced fried chicken...that and my…

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It's funny how we have never heard of this Indonesian/Malaysian restaurant before. We have always been to Penang and Little Malaysia for Malaysian and to Batavia and Nelayan for Indonesian. We used to…

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I went there during our vacation, and boy oh boy, I'm so glad we found this place! We ordered Soto Tangkar (beef in coconut milk and spicy broth soup) and Ayam Goreng Rumpah (Indonesian Fried Chicken)…

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This is VERY close to home, food speaking. Especially beef rendang in the Curry platter. I'm not a huge beef fan, only if it's cooked right. The curry chicken is great, but perhaps too much coconut…

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Waroeng Corner is located at 5495 Jimmy Carter Blvd Ste F109, Norcross, GA. This business specializes in Restaurants.

Waroeng Corner is in the Hong Kong Supermarket food court. The easiest way to find it is by entering the market on the right, under the arch that reads "Food Court." Besides Malaysian, they also specialize in Indonesian cuisine, exclusively using tamarind native to that country. Accompanying many of the meals are sambals, which are chili pepper dipping sauces. English is understood well enough...

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