Chinese Dhaba is a lively, strip-mall spot turning out Chinese dishes prepared with Indian herbs and spices. This restaurant is located inside the Global Mall on the first floor in the food court division. Loved their Chicken 65 appetizer which is the best, also their Lo Mein Chicken Noodles and house special fried rice which comes with chicken, beef and shrimp. It's overall satisfying and great in taste. There is ample free parking in and around the mall. Now before you try this place, keep in mind that this place is the exact replica of the street food you get on the Indian streets. There are no frills or amazing props for ambience and neither is there some great customer service. However, if you're into that real Indian version of that Chinese food- real salty, greasy and something where you are looking for the street food vibe, this is a place to try out. Never had a closer version of such Indian food at a reasonable cost. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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I'm a fan of the other locations, so I decided to try this one in the Global Mall. Purely food based review: Mango Lassi - Good, classic, a bit smaller compared to other restaurants. Mongolian Chicken - Sounded good on the menu, but it's really just drenched in sauce. It's not spicy nor very flavorful. Overall a bit disappointed, I would go with their other entree options. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Mongolian Chicken, Mango Lassi - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

Just orders off Uber and had man chow soup! Yum ordered dumplings but haven't eaten yet

The food was overpriced. They charged $19 for a standard white rice box that wasn't completely full and chili shrimp that came out to 7 pieces with watery gravy. It didn't leave me full or satisfied and the gravy had such a strong ginger flavor that it overpowered any other flavor. Just wasn't a good dish. The only good thing they had there was the mango lassi read more

Mmmm yes, food was tasty! A mix of Chinese and Indian spice. Good service. Food court ambiance located inside the global mall off of jimmy carter on the 2nd level. We order the Beef Pepper Steak.... I will def return to try out more dishes. read more

I decided to step in, very much a hole in the wall. I tried the Szechuan Fried Rice and it's pretty tasty. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Szechuan Fried Rice - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

Had lunch at this location yesterday. I like my food a little bit ( really hot! ) on the spicy side. They did a fantastic job with the Chicken 65! Perfectly seasoned and the rice was to die for! Highly addictive. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

We ordered veg dish Made so hot could not eat Asked for receipt Provided receipt we threw plates in garbage and they said we we make it again After 10 min we went to pickup she asked for dish which we we tossed in garbage And refused to replace Bad Indian mentality We will never go and one should not go For place like this read more

The beef pepper steak is one of the best things ive ever eaten I live 25 mins away and its worth the drive to eat it read more

Found this place as I was passing thru the town. Ordered through their website for pickup and it was ready within 15 min. Food tasted good and order was made correctly. Decent price and portions. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Lo Mein schezwan with tofu - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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Global Mall (off Jimmy Carter Blvd) caters to a "South Asian" clientele, and the food court is unapologetically ethnic. So we organized a small UYE (Unofficial Yelp Event) to discover this place among a few other very nice finds in that food court. Chinese Dhaba is delicious. At first I thought, "Why try a 'Chinese' place among these other great Indo-Pak offerings?" But I'm glad I did. We sampled many things that day. Staff was extremely friendly to me and my non-brown friends. They listened to us and made really good suggestions. I rather liked the Garlic Chili Noodles. This hot & spicy dish of thin noodles brought a symphonic medly of flavors to the palate. Yes, lots of garlic, and appropriately spicy. I'd go back just for that dish. In fact, I think I will. Holler if you're coming with. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Chili Garlic Noodles (with Chicken) - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

This little eatery is tucked away in the corner of the food court. Service was quick and we only waited 5 min for the order to be ready. The crispy chili paneer served with rice was a good portion that 2 could share as a hearty snack. It is well sauced and cooked with fried onions. It tasted very good and was a bit spicy. Overall I enjoyed it and would return to try other items on the menu. read more

Came here with a friend of mine who told me about a few Indian restaurants I needed to check out in Global mall. One of those restaurants is Chinese Dhaba! Chinese Dhaba is pretty much a fusion of Chinese food with the spices of Indian food you're used to, and while that all sounded delicious, my go to bench mark of Indian to try is Chicken 65, so that's what I ordered! The Chicken 65 ($7.95) if you don't know are little chicken nuggets, red in color, slightly spicy with sliced onion and green bell pepper. The chicken had really great flavor, slightly crispy and an entire entree is enough to fill up most, even though it's basically an appetizer. Customer service was friendly and fast. They told me it'd take 10 minutes for my food to be ready but it was done in half the time. Nice! Located on the top floor of Global mall to the right of the escalators, it's hard to miss CD. There's a ton of seating, although it's shared between the restaurants. Pretty nice restaurant for a cool twist on both Chinese and Indian foods. Give it a shot if you're hanging out in Global Mall. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Chicken 65 to go - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

This is a diamond in the rough kinda spot! Everyone there is so nice and helpful! Menu highlights: chicken 65, chicken Manchurian, spicy fried rice. Stay away from soups read more

Oooh, this was bad, really bad. Who knew there was such a big Indian presence here with a whole mall dedicated to Indian stores?? This place is in the food court and I wish I had know when I placed the order on the phone, would have looked elsewhere. The food was just plain bad, not tasty at all. Also it is not settling in well, where are those Tums. The food tasted like something I would have made and that is not a good thing. On the plus side....hmmm...hmmm...the food was hot. read more

One of my co-workers (yes, he's Desi) keeps telling me to try the Chicken 65 at Chinese Dhaba. After several months of harassing me, I finally decided to go there. Chinese Dhaba has three locations in Georgia - Norcross, Duluth, & Decatur. Co-worker didn't care which location I try cause he says they're all good. Since the Norcross location is the closest to me, I decided to go there. It is located inside Global Mall off Jimmy Carter and I-85 in the food court on the top floor. Why is "Chinese" part of the name? Chinese Dhaba serves chinese food, Indian style. For example, you can order Kung Pao chicken but with Indian flavors. Of course, I had to order the famous Chicken 65, which is also my fave dish. My daughter ordered the Crispy Chili Paneer. The dish came with white rice. In addition, I ordered the samosa. I was a bit disappointed with the samosas cause it tasted like a veggie eggroll. I wanted Indian samosa lol. Chicken 65 was soooo yummy. It's crispy just the way I like with the right amount of spices. My only complaint would be instead of the green bell peppers, I would like to have jalepenos, I'm just so used to it being like that at other restaurants where I've ordered Chicken 65. Crispy Chili Paneer is really good too!! Veggie Indian dishes don't make you miss meat at all. Overall, great experience, I would go back. The menu is affordable and lots of variety. I'm glad I finally went there! read more

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Decent place for Indian Chinese food with good portioning. Though tasteful I found their food to be too oily and spicy. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Chicken 65 - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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Last time I went here, I left satisfied with the food, flavor and portions. Previous experiences since new owner came were horrible. Today I went here and got 3 menu items, fried rice and 3 soups. The food was hot and good, but after leaving, I realized that they had overcharged me by $10. Was too late to turn around and being hungry all day, I didn't feel like going back to argue with them. I paid $35 for 3 entrees and 1 fried rice +$16 for 3 soups. Should have been $32 for entrees and rice plus $9 for soups. Watch what they charge you here, they'll take your money in a heartbeat if you don't. I'm all for paying for what I get, but ethics is what a business thrives on. Won't be going back to these crooks. read more

The best restaurant to visit inside Global Mall hands down! The service was great and the food was the best I have had for a fusion style! Can't wait to order the Bullet Chicken dish again soon. read more

Restaurant that's in a food court of Global mall..they have few other branches in Duluth and Decatur. 1. Ambience : fast food style or more of a to go place. 2. Service : Quick. To go orders roughly take 10 min. 3. Food : It's one of the very few Indo Chinese places in Atlanta. Food doesn't match up to to the authentic Indo Chinese places in India but definitely will fulfil your craving for the closest Indo Chinese available in Atlanta. Portions are a lot for the cost. Tried the Cilantro soup, crispy chilli paneer, baby corn in garlic pepper sauce and chilli hakka noodles. Their masala soda and cilantro soup are a must try.. read more

Was impressed good food fast just a little pricey. Food was hot and spicy just what I was looking for. read more

I don't know what this is so bad. It's ridiculously bad. The chicken doesn't taste like chicken and the garlic lo mein isn't even good. Reveiws are good but wtf is this? wasted $25 on food that I can't even eat. read more

When I write a review of Indo- Chinese food, I am going to compare the food to the best of the best in India. Btw, for the non Indian reader Indo- Chinese is a fusion of Chinese and Indian food, thought to have originated in a Chinese community(the only Chinatown in India) in Calcutta, India. Indo chinese is actually a really good fusion of indian flavors into chinese food. The end result should actually be more Chinese and less Indian. Contrary to popular belief, Indo chinese is not always hot, spicy, overcooked and dry as in this place. It is flavorful, fresh and some times hot. Chinese Dhaba in Global mall, atlanta serves the version of Indo-Chinese you get in the road side trucks, open stalls in India and this version is not the real deal. It is Ok food but not the real Indo-Chinese food. The sauces and noodles are definitely low quality. I agree the prices are low but not the real deal. read more

I was craving Indian-Chinese and originally wanted to go to Bamboo Garden but my parents convinced me to go here instead.. and I'm glad they did! Its in the Global Mall food court and this place used to be called Chinese Rasoi! The menu is similar and the food is still great. Service is fast and the owner is funny and friendly. I love: crispy chinese bhel, chicken 65, chilli garlic noodles, chicken manchurian and fish manchurian. WARNING: The chilli dishes are VERY, VERY SPICY! Dine at your own risk. They are really busy on the weekends and you might have trouble finding a table. The only thing I didn't care for were the vegetable spring rolls. This place will definitely hit the spot if you're craving Indian-Chinese food! read more

The shahi falooda is creamy with lots of pistachios and syrups. Quite delicious.

"No Dhaba Dhaba Do time here" (staff seemed barely competent for a food court!) "Dhaba luck next time" (there won't be a next time for me) I've had indian-anointed Chinese food from other establishments in the past. I saw the 1 and 2 star reviews on Yelp and I still chose this spot at the 'global mall,' mainly because it was the first stall in the food court. I should have walked around a bit, but time was of the essance ... The young men w-a-i-t-i-n-g near the stall should have been my first clue. But instead of walking around the court and finding another choice, I ordered (what was advertised on a printed flyer and the store website) as the Special of the Day... I was on a 'short' lunch break and wanted something to go and I thought the 'special' may be ready The woman/girl behind the counter was not aware of the daily special flyer posted on the wall of her stall nor did she seem adept at making change. A woman in the back came out to help her write the ticket and stayed a bit to help with customers. They are busy, I'll say that but ya gotta have time because this kitchen is glacially slow. Time progresses and the young men started getting disgruntled... me too. I noticed a few of the other food stalls and really should have went to the one with the prepared dishes out on a steam table... because Chinese Dhaba took way too long and really screwed up my 'lunch hour' for this new job I've recently got. On top of that, the food was awful. As mentioned, I've had this type of food before and it was light years better than the sludge plopped onto styrofoam at "Chinese Dhaba." read more

Ripoff. I got the dry Manchurian. It comes in a plate as shown. Usually you get 7-10 pieces of the fried balls. Looking at the plate, you can see that most of it is the gravy that you eat with the pieces. I got 4 pieces in all. For 8 bucks! When I went to inquire, I was met with the typical Indian attitude that the customer is wrong. The lady didn't believe me. She reluctantly offered to give me a few more pieces after I told her I wasn't looking for a refund. So add snarky customer service to ripoff. Won't come back to any of their locations. Better off at Gokul. read more

Chinese Dhaba - Manchurian ripoff. - Indian Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

We've catered through Chinese Dhaba a couple of times and it's always been a hit. However, yesterday we had an event and chose a different caterer and we were not satisfied with their food. We made one call to Chinese dhaba and they had a tray of fried rice ready within an hour and it was delicious. Their serving size is very generous and people were able to go back for seconds, third and fourth servings. read more

One of the worst Chinese places. If you want lots of corn starch and tasteless food go to this place. Lady at the counter is rude. Very very disappointed. Will never go back. read more

A decent little fusion place in Global Mall, with a good selection of americanized Chinese food choices all with a little Indian twist as they say on the sign. Prices are reasonable and some of the dishes are hidden gems, the Veggie Fireballs were amazing! A good place to go if you like it on the spicy side. read more

This place used to be much better about two years ago. I think they have changed ownership. We ordered the chilli chicken it was nothing to rave about. after a few minutes, the sauce seemed watered down and not tasty at all. I just tried this dish, did not want to waste my money on more stuff. Seems like the Dosa place next door was more busy! read more

We used to go to this place when I was little, and we came here a few weeks ago. As a kid, I remember it being better. On our recent visit, we got quite a lot of food. Chicken wings, chicken manchurian, chicken lollipop, 2 types of noodle, fried rice, chicken 65, and paneer. Everything tasted basically the same. It was weird. They have this red chili sauce on all the tables which is delicious but even putting that on my plate was questionable because the container it was in was dirty. I think the only reason I liked this place was because so many of the things are fried but now, it seems too heavy even though I still love fried food. If I had to recommend anything, it would be the chicken lollipop. read more

The worst place to eat. They gave us non-veg food when we ordered vegetarian. When they corrected it, they gave us soup without salt or spices at all. The noodles were cold. When we aksed for our money back for the repeated bad food, she finally did it with a lot of resistance. Then we had to ask for a refund on the tax they charged because she didnt initially volunteer that. They operate unethically and illegally. Terrible place to eat. Terrible attitude gives Indians a bad rap. Its unfortunate. read more

Interesting stuff, and a great place for an adventure. I can't think of anywhere else you can get Indian-Chinese food as opposed to the Americanized Chinese food we find all over, and the more southeast Asian appropriate versions that can be found along the BuHi corridor. read more

I ordered the szcheuan noodles and the ginger chicken. The noodles had more chili oil on them than anything else, and it was just lacking in taste. The ginger chicken included so much ginger, similar pieces to what you would mildly garnish Nihari with. I ended up picking out a lot of the ginger pieces because it was just too much. I had to eat it with hot sauce for a good flavor. Should have just gotten a dosa next door. read more

Disgusting food and all their gravies are exactly the same, they just change out the meat. Every time we eat here it's a guaranteed stomach ache. The lady behind the counter is SO rude and unamused. Seems like she's being forced to do her job. This is just not a good fusion of Indian and Chinese food. read more

Delicious food, best service. Must try the hot n sour soup with chk 65.. are not cheeters like next place Dawat Express. Using egg in their cake n saying its egg-less. read more

Ate here last night. Amazing!! Love the different specials and owner/manager aims to please. Ordered way too much food and ate it all!! Great prices on top of that! In my opinion you can't go wrong. read more

Fantastic Indo-chinese fusion, its the real deal! I have many personal favs - incl. Gobi Manchurian (dry), Crispy Paneer chilli, Crispy baby corn, Schezwan noodles/fried rice, Hakka noodles (the best!), Veg coins in Manchurian sauce, Baby corn in ginger sauce. Overall a wonderful food experience in Atlanta. read more

YUM! About sums it up... Manchurian has never tasted as good ...Dine at your own risk. read more