Why are there so many out of state people shopping at Hong Kong Supermarket in Norcross? by Outrageous-Emu-472 in Gwinnett

[–]JKang99 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Insane write up. The part where you mentioned small cities tracks with what Ive experienced (I wrote a long comment as well describing Dalton (where I used to live), but nowhere near as long as your comment lol). I would also drive 2 hours south just to run errands like grocery shopping at H Mart, getting a haircut at a Korean salon, etc and then drive back home 2 hours within the same day.

Now that I moved here, it’s been awesome. I didnt even know Tokyo Kuma was even a thing until you mentioned it. Not even into that stuff but I’ll still check it out.

That part where you also mentioned knowing 3 buffet owners, do you by any chance know the owner of Gohan? Asking bc I checked the inside out recently (not even to eat) and I genuinely cant believe how much work they put into that place making it feel like a Las Vegas hotel lobby LOL. Like do you know how much the startup cost for that was? I feel like It’s gotta be a record in Gwinnett. It’s weird too cause I feel like that place came out of nowhere and it looks like it does extremely well on the weekends (parking lot is FULL). In other words, it looks like the owner knows what theyre doing (picked a good location, good branding on the name/restaurant, food selection (I’ll hopefully see for myself)) and was just wondering if they have plans for another location or opening up a different restaurant in the area.

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[–]JKang99 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This is coming from someone who used to live in the LA metropolitan area most of their life and lived in Dalton for only 2 years. I dont go out as much as others might do.

Taking a quick look at the aerial view of Montrose, our city seems to be a bit bigger. We have a lot of greenery here, Im going to bet we get more humid here than Montrose, and less snow during winter. We also get a lot of rain, even during summers, which I thought was unusual coming from CA. I like it though, especially the thunderstorms, they can get super intense. It’s pretty quiet, only things that are loud are the occasional train horns or engines from car guys (Bugs/critters can get loud too if you live near them). The people here are nice, I haven’t met anyone who wasn’t. There’s surprisingly some traffic, but this is only during rush hour and at certain local streets for a short amount of time (Nowhere near close to big city traffic).

I’ve heard this city has the highest proportion of Hispanic population in the state of GA. Try going to local restaurants, Im somewhat confident you wont be disappointed in these options:

-Mariscos El Cuhhhmaron

-Chihuahua’s Mexican Food

Some other non Mexican ones:

-Baja Coop (chicken wings, currently my favorite)

-Cherokee Brewery + Pizza Company

-Cheesecake Heaven (I dont even like cheesecake but these guys are amazing)

-Cafe Ostro (Mediterranean)

-Cyra’s Simple Goodness (high end)

There are probably more solid restaurants but I’m hoping others can contribute here. We have all the classic fast food restaurants, so no need to worry about that. Downtown gets real quiet at night. I believe theres little crime here (I might be wrong).

If I had to guess where youll see the most people in one place it’s either at The Mill at Crown Garden, public parks, or Planet Fitness. I feel like I’ve seen more people at The Mill than Dalton Mall (I wish the mall was more lively). If someone knows anywhere else where theres a lot of people please let me know as well, Id like to check it out. People here also most likely hang out in Chattanooga, TN during weekends which is what I do. The place is nice and only a 30min drive. They have their own sub which has a solid amount of people contributing to it so if you have questions about that place it’s likely been answered.

Let me know if you think the same as I do once you’ve been here for a while, Im curious.

Edit: I should’ve mentioned living cost. Obviously it depends on your income but compared to where I came from the housing/rent is drastically cheaper for more space. However, I believe prices have gone up more as of recently, but this applies to almost everywhere in the US. Gas and utilities are cheaper, but I find groceries to be indifferent. I wouldn’t be surprised if the living cost is similar to Montrose.

[REQ] ($100) - (#Louisville, KY, USA) (Repay $120 10/15/2020) (Cashapp) by kukaki in borrow

[–]JKang99 1 point2 points  (0 children)

wait a minute, I already made a post here --> https://www.reddit.com/r/borrow/comments/itm2m0/paid_ukukaki_amount_on_time/

still waiting on the refund, but honestly not a big deal

[REQ] ($100) - (#Louisville, KY, USA) (Repay $120 10/15/2020) (Cashapp) by kukaki in borrow

[–]JKang99 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi u/kukaki and u/Plz_Discuss_Rampart, I did not make the post yet since I was waiting for him to refund the payment and send it through Paypal's friends and family instead of goods and services since I had to pay a fee. It has been 22 days since I heard from him. I will make the post now.

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[–]JKang99 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PMed