Cafe Bombay inside Global Mall offers a lunch buffet seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and…read moreit's definitely worth checking out. The vegetarian buffet is $12.99, while the regular buffet is $16.50, making it a great value for the variety offered. One of the highlights was the complimentary naan--soft, buttery, and fresh. The buffet featured a delicious spread, including butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, biryani, palak paneer, chana masala, samosas, and even curry goat. There was also a fresh salad bar and hot chai tea to round out the meal. The service was great, and the ambiance felt warm and authentic, which made the experience even more enjoyable. My only small critique is that I wish they had ice available for the beverages. Other than that, everything was wonderful. The food was flavorful and satisfying without leaving me feeling overly stuffed. The hot chai tea was the perfect finishing touch. I'm already looking forward to visiting again.

My son was immediately sick when we left the restaurant. I had a bit of the chicken Bryan wich was…read morelukewarm, I did get some of the butter chicken and that was cold so I didn't eat it. The Nan we got was undercooked and doughy. I had to send the water pitcher back because the lid was dirty. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this place.

We ordered takeout from the Briarcliff Rd location @ Clairmont and it was so delicious! They moved…read morefrom their former location at N Druid Hills & Briarcliff which I hadn't eaten at in about 10 years when I worked near by. I wasn't thrilled with my last meal there and I can't remember why now. I'm so glad we tried it tonight. It will be my go-to moving forward. I had the Lamb Rogan Josh which I always order and the Aloo Tikki. Loved both! My husband had the Saag Paneer and Tikka Masala which he devoured! We both ate the Garlic Naan and it did not disappoint. I love the crunch of the garlic!! I highly recommend!

When I walked in I was a little bit hesitant because the physical plant is quite worn down. It…read moreneeds to be refreshed. But the gentleman behind the counter was very friendly and he asked me what I liked, and I told him lamb and he fixed me what he said was a lamb korma. There might've been a little misunderstanding because I'm pretty sure he gave me a goat instead of lamb. But I like goat well enough and it was very tasty and hot. The spice level was mild, which was good for me. I prefer to add my own hot sauce if I want. It was accompanied by naan bread and rice, which were both good.

A buffet with goat curry? Need I say more?…read more Fine, I guess. $15 buffet with vegan, vegetarian, and meat options. The goat curry was to die for. Friendly staff. Delicious mango lassi. Naan provided during buffet. Full bar. Lots of parking. There. Now, go!

Came here on a Saturday night to find the restaurant about a quarter full despite all the…read moreconstruction outside that makes it seem closed. We got seated right away by their kind host as a result. I had a pretty filling lunch before so my taste buds weren't as primed for a delicious meal like usual. Their Garlic naan was soft and on the thin side. The butter chicken was saucy and tasty. I was surprised with the amount of tomato's in the garlic salmon but still enjoyed it. Overall, the food was good and the service was great. From the time walking in the door to walking out, we finished in less than 45 minutes. Wouldn't mind coming again!

Two Fish Myanmar Cuisine is a Burmese restaurant that dishes out comfort food. The restaurant…read moreitself is very small; there is one small table and one long table near the window for seating. But it is located in a small plaza with other restaurants and stores that has a lot of communal outdoor seating (benches, tables). It was not busy when I went, but it took a while for the food to come out. However, I do recognize that it is a small, family-run business so it takes time to make the food. My friends and I came here with our Burmese friend and based on her recommendations, we got the Beef Salad, Samosas, A Sone Thoke, Monhinga, Ohn No Khauk Swe, and Nan Gyi Thoke. I did not eat the Beef Salad or A Sone Thoke, mostly because I do not like vegetables, but my friends liked those dishes. I really liked the Samosas, which were crispy and had potatoes, minced chicken, and other spices inside. I think my favorite dish was the Monhinga! It is a rice noodle and fish soup with lemongrass. If you are Southeast Asian or eat a lot of Southeast Asian food, then this dish will taste really familiar. The Ohn No Khauk Swe is a coconut noodle soup that tasted good and coconut-y while the Nan Gyi Thoke is the Burmese version of spaghetti and it is served cold, but the sauce and toppings worked well with the dish. A lot of the dishes also came with eggs, which I really liked! This was my first time having Burmese food and it was pretty good! It definitely is reminiscent of other Southeast Asian food that I have had, which is very comforting. I think everyone should check out Two Fish Myanmar Cuisine for Burmese food, which can definitely be hard to find.

As someone originally from Burma (Myanmar), it makes me happy when another restaurant opens up in…read morethe metro area that serves Burmese cuisine. I was able to check it out this weekend and came back happy! The location is on a newly built area with a few other shops, all centered by a communal area with tables and grass. While this is a great idea for nice weather days like when I went, this could be an issue when it's raining or more extreme outside. There's very limited seating inside, with only one full table and chairs. There's a lot of signature dishes I grew up eating, and from the samples I tried, all of it was very flavorful and on point to what I think it should be. Tea Leaf salad is a must! For our entrees, we went with Nan Gyi Thoke and Ohn No Khawuk Swe, and really enjoyed both. I do wish they gave the Asian style soup spoons instead of generic plastic ones, would have made the soups easier to consume. Also got the Falooda as dessert, a mix of all kinds of jellies and other things in a pink drink. Service was courteous, and the prices were very fair. I hope whoever reads this can go check it out and support the restaurant!

Here, if you have any questions with anything (because their menu is quite huge haha) their servers…read moreare SUPER kind and helpful! I was VERY appreciative how helpful the staff was to ensure that whatever you order WILL be up to your taste! I went to their food, everything was packed with flavor and just absolutely delicious! Every single thing I have was so so so good! Their special chaat is a MUST get!!!! The sambar is really good too in case you are in the dosa mood! Great food and great staff!

If you love Chaat Patti - this is the place to go. They have so many different kinds - plus they…read morehave other dishes like vegetable thali, dosa, even Indo-Chinese food! The people working there are very nice - you order at the front. Food pictures are on the menu board but you'll have to match against the menu to find the prices and descriptions - but the food will make up for the inconvenience. We ordered two different chaat's and shared - when they arrived, the dishes looked almost identical but when you dig in, you'll note they are different indeed. CHAT PATTI SPECIAL CHAAT - $12.99 Flat flour crisps topped w/ chickpeas, lentil donut, yogurt, and special ingredients like a maraschino cherry and pomegranate seeds! The crisps and pom seeds added nice texture - and who doesn't love the surprise pop of flavor in your mouth from pom seeds. I'd get this again. KACHORI CHAAT - $9.49 Fried pastry stuffed w/ spices & lentils, topped w/ spicy sauces & yogurt. Nice subtle kick - also very good combination of flavors. Next time I'd like to try their dosa, thali, maybe even another chaat. Service was very attentive - later our server asked if we could write a Google review and even left the QR code at our table. FYI they're located to the right of Patel Bros. supermarket.

A very differently tasting food serving restaurant with all the flavorful North Indian main dishes…read more(Vegetarian only) at a very reasonable price and a pretty good ambience, then this should be the place for you. Would have gone past this building a 100 times and never did I notice this restaurant. Got here because someone recommended and it was very much worth it. Dine in at 7:30 PM was great with very less crown on a Thursday. THE FOOD: We ordered the North Indian Thali (says it's available until 3PM, looks like it's available through the dinner time as well). Was served in a nice Wooden board with Rice, Achar (pickle), Boondhi Raitha, Tandoori Roti (was soo good), Aloo Gobi masala, Shahi Paneer, Chole, Dhal Tadka and Paapad. The Chole was tasing so different and I guess it's the Amritsari Chole. The Shahi Paneer was top notch and Dal tadka as well. AlooGobi was super spicy but the taste was good. The single Roti piece is definitely not enough I feel, and would require another to complete the thali. Slightly pricey there I feel. We also got a AlooTikki Chaat and that tasted really good. The quantity was pretty much good for one person. I would say the spice levels were spot on. Not too much spicy (Honest these days are making it very spicy) or bland. Good quantity and sat well on the tummy. And literally did see a family enjoying their food very much and gave a very nice feeling while we were waiting for our food. SERVICE & AMBIENCE: The ambience was very much nice with all colorful wall paintings and aesthetics and wall hangings. Well lit. But there was some unpleasant smell that was kind of bothering us. I wish they address it. It wasn't crowded and the food arrived in less than 5-10minutes of ordering. The parking could be a concern. The staffs were very much courteous and polite. BOTTOMLINE: If you are in for a slightly Delhi based food flavor, I guess this should be your place. The curries are delicious and the restaurant is family friendly. Slightly pricey in my opinion. Would definitely visit here to try out other things. MY PICKS FOR YOU: North Indian Thali, AlooTikki Chaat, Chole curry

Amaaaaaazing food. We ordered steam momos, chole bhature, sizzlers. Wooow I don't have words to…read moredescribe how happy I was. and my family love sizzlers. We definitely going back and I suggest this place to everyone who like good and tasty food.

Kabab King has improved their food quality ambience and their service was always excellent.read more

Tried beef kabobs $14.00 not worth it Bad experience will…read morenot go again no onions no riata.i was disappointed

When the craving hits we usually get momo from the Clarkston area but we recently saw this place on…read moreTikTok and it did not disappoint! If I could give it 6 stars I would! We tried the veggie momo in jhol, chatpatte, chilli chicken momo, veggie chow mein, passion fruit tea. Everything is really really really good and crafted here. It's a tiny cozy place not a huge restaurant. If you're looking to eat something light not too heavy or just a snack this is the place. I came here with a Nepali and they are the best judge of this is good authentic home cooking. Everything was super fresh. My favorite was the chili chicken momo hands down! We will definitely keep coming for pickup in the future.

NEW must-try Momos & Nepali food & Teas…read more Finding and supporting amazing businesses like this are why I exist as a foodie in Metro Atlanta. I am seriously in love with this authentic Nepal style snack house, hidden away in a small strip mall in Tucker. A casual cafe and boba shop, that has some of the most authentic and unique flavors that you will find in Georgia. B&G is a young business that has only been around for nine months now. So, I want to support them and show you all the wonderful food they have to offer. Honestly, I am blown away and cannot say enough praises for this modest business. Hopefully, you can visit and support them as I have. Our community needs more bold and authentic flavors, like this casual and inexpensive Nepalese food. I ordered: 1 Jhol Momo - ⁉ Have you ever tried momos? They are some of the most flavor-packed dumplings that you will ever have. My favorite here is the chicken momo in soup. They are super juicy and addictive. All are handmade with care and perfectly toothsome. Not filled with soup, but in soup. 2 Thukpa - You can choose veg or protien, I chose pork. This massive steaming cup of spicy fire broth and noodles was pure comfort food. 3 Nepali Chowmein - a popular, flavorful Nepalese street food that combines Nepal flavors with Chinese influence and masala spices. 4 Pani Puri - crunchy street food featuring a hollow, crispy fried dough ball (puri) filled with a mixture of spiced potatoes and onions, then you fill them with their house tangy and spicy sauce. 5 Hot Chai - I visited on a cold day, and asked if they had hot chai and they made it off-menu. It is spiced with fresh ginger and cardamom, and not too sweet. 6 Pista Kulfi - Rich, homemade pistachio ice cream, spiced with cardamom. 7 Mango Lassi - Fruit yogurt drink that helps with the heat of the spicy food.