Even as an avid carnivore, Gokul is my favorite Indian restaurant. They specialize in South Indian cuisine- dosas, idlis, chaats, the works. The masala dosa is incredible; it's a fermented rice crepe filled with spiced potatoes and served with coconut chutney and vegetable sambar. The dish is so complex and bright. South Indian food is known for the combination of khatta mitha (sweet and sour) and heavy use of spices. We also get the Karachi chaat- think Indian nachos with a yogurt soaked gram flour fritter. It's an explosion of flavors and textures. The falooda is a must have as well. It's a rose flavored drink with ice cream and a variety of toppings- vermicelli, nuts, and basil seeds. Also, don't miss out on the sweets case- so much variety! When it comes to service and ambiance, Gokul is a family-run place- no frills. read more

It's a decent place. I wasn't a fan of everything but it was one of the few places with desi sweets nearby and the pricing was okay. Nice staff and location. Editing this to 3 stars because the place is not clean... read more

This part is in the strip mall at Patel plaza. It's been there forever and has a big variety of Indian snack items. We tried the cheese dosa, the spring dosa. The chutney and sambar are really good and the portions big to share. I didn't say though the food stays great but brace yourself as cleanliness is not the strong suit. You are forewarned. It's regular counter services order and the food is brought to you. read more

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Went for Halwa Puri last Sunday. Very disappointed in the quality of the food and the service. The Puris seem be frozen parathas that are deep fried. The chola was very oily. Service was Not good food was brought out in installments and the puris which were brought out first were cold by the time the chola and halwa came. read more

I come here for the desserts, but when my mom came to visit, we came for the food. This is definitely North Indian food, but they have an idli/vada combo on the menu, and it was still really good! My mom had the thali, and really enjoyed it. They do simple counter service, but it's worth it to come for the food. The desserts are always good so take some home! read more

Gokul Sweets - Thali - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

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Chaat was pretty good, I would stay away from the sweets though. Specifically the rasmalia. read more

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We went to have snacks in saturday evening at Gokul Sweets. We ordered Sev puri, Ragda Patties, Dahi Vada and Faluda. Our order came in 5-7 minutes and it was quick. Sev Puri: Sev Puri was the best of the lot and one of the amazing dishes we had in Gokul Sweets. 4/5 Ragda Patties: Ragda Patties was a disappointment and we didnt like its taste. 2/5 Dahi Vada: Dahi Vada was okay but nothing special about that. 3/5 Faluda: Faluda was another disappointment from the last time we came. We loved the faluda last time but this time it was a disappointment. 1/5 read more

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We got take out here on Diwali weekend. The Chole bhatura was terrible. The bhatura was very oily and they gave the smallest amount of chole. I couldn't even eat half the bhatura with the amount of chole they gave. And the small container of chole had so much oil floating on top. We got garlic naan and it was the frozen garlic naan that you can buy from the Indian grocery store. It was thick and had no flavor. It wasn't even heated up properly. The paneer makhani had paneer that tasted like old, hardened paneer. The malai kofta lacked any spices. The quantity of the curries was pitiful considering the cost. Truly disappointed in the quality and quantity of food. read more

5 stars for their sweets. Got the carrot halwa, rasgulla, and jalebi. All very delicious :) 2 stars for the food. First of all their curries don't come with rice and you have to order it separately. Second, I got the paneer tikka masala and there was absolutely no flavor to it. Will come again to try their pani puri though! read more

Gokul Sweets - Paneer tikka masala, jalebi, carrot halwa, Rasgulla - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

Excellent and affordable food. Service is what you'd expect at a casual takeout place. Ambience is denitely casual. I would highly recommend the Saag paneer, the best I've tasted in Atl! read more

Gokul Sweets is an humble joint featuring vegetarian Indian dishes and various traditional desserts with booth seating. The first location of Gokul Sweets was established in the year 2002. The name Gokul Sweets was derived from Lord Krishna's birth place in the village of Gokul, located in district of Mathura in Uttar Pradesh, India. All Indians missing their delicious sweets from their native country, can feel at home by making them a visit. They have amazing food that will fill your heart with joy. They provide sweets for all occasions and also accept online orders. With more than 200 varieties of delicious sweets, you will be able to purchase products from their web-store and have them delivered directly to your door-step. The quality of services offered to the customers are unique and first class. They provide the best food, with fast and friendly service. Here are some of my favorite dishes that you should try: 1) Wada Pav - Spicy mashed potato ball, dipped in chickpea flour batter and deep fried to perfection, stuffed in an Indian bread topped with our special combination of chutneys. 2) Gokul Special Thali - A serving of three vegetables, three rotis, dal, rice, dessert, farsan, raita, achar and papadoms. Served weekends only. 3) Pav Bhaji - A specialty from bombay of uniquely curried mixed vegetable served with a special Indian bread and finely sliced onions. 4) Pani Puri - Crunchy puries with boiled potato bits, chick peas, moong and topped with a special pani puri masala and served with a tongue tickling tangy flavored mint water. They do have ample free parking in front of their restaurant and it is conveniently located in Patel Plaza. The food is amazing. The service is great. They keep the place very clean. They were very nice and helpful. Kind of a cafeteria/bakery feel but the food is more home cooked. Definitely brings memories of India back every time I eat there. I always walked out of this place with 100% satisfaction. If you are in the area, please do give a try and you will not be disappointed. I will be going back soon to try more from their extended menu. read more

My favorite go-to for Indian street/South Indian food. When I say i get massive cravings for Gokul, I ain't pulling your leg. TLDR: generous portions of food for reasonable prices, large and diverse menu, satisfying food. Vegetarian only. This Gokul is located in a giant plaza with a variety of South Asian stores (grocery stores, clothing, halal meat shop). There's a huge parking deck but it can get pretty busy so be cautious going on weekends! Gokul is usually pretty busy and attracts a bunch of different customers. There's a ton of different food options but my favorite highlights include: -Chole Batura- a GIANT fried bread, with chickpea curry, and pickled vegetables -Paapdi chaat- chickpea curry layered with yogurt, chutneys, and crispy fried squares -Dhai Puri- little fried balls filled with chickpeas, yogurt (dhai), and other toppings -Any and all their dosas- like a very thin savory crepe that's filled with usually potato, served with a thin lentil spicy soup and coconut chutney -Gobi Manchurian- fried and seasoned spicy cauliflower -Mango lassi- mango yogurt drink I always say this is the one place that'll make meat lovers not miss meat! A must try read more

Gokul Sweets - Dhai puri (left)- $4.99 and paapdi chat (right)- $4.99 Must try! Think yogurt, sweet chutneys, chickpeas, and crunchy additions - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

Chole bhatore - chole is vry tasty . Loved pickles ,onions and lemon on side . Bhatore is oily but tasty. Faluda - yumm. Quantity- vry huge. I cud not finish whole bhatore. Place- lost one star for maintenance. read more

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Great place for fresh mithai and Indian fast food. The kadhai paneer is excellent. Not all cuisines are up to mark but do check out their dresser rack and savory snacks read more

Authentic and Delicious. I came to Atlanta for few days and wanted to check this place out for their 'Chaat' dishes. Chaat means snacks and in India you will find it all around. They had most of the snacks that you can find all over India. We came here for dinner and tried a few dishes and liked it so much that we came back for lunch and dinner the next day. I wish Knoxville or Nashville had similar places. We also took variety of sweets 'mithai' and no complains there. My wife, Peruvian, loves 'Malai Burdo' and I loved 'Besan laddu'. If you are in town or passing by, make sure to give them a try. Staff was nice and place was clean including the restrooms. They can accommodate not only couples (like us) but also bigger groups. read more

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5- for the sweets. If it's worth coming, it's for sweets 1- for food. We got mutter paneer that was made in heavy cream rather than tomato, the Chole batura was excessively oily (like half an inch buried under oil) and the batura did not do well in carry out. The worst was the Mysore masala dosa. It was folded like a napkin and it stuck together, so not the crispy delicious dosa we were expecting. The potato filling which came separately had been partially burnt on the pan. 2- Social distance practice. The good thing is all employees are wearing masks. Sadly inside nobody follows social distance and there is no control of customers coming in with their masks pulled down. The place got pretty crowded after we came in just to pick up carry out. read more

I am a carnivore and I admit it. However, the pav bhaji I had which is basically a potato based curry served with bread. There's a huge history and background my friends illuminated me to but it was a lot and I was drinking and I had been kicked in the head prior to said explanation (was not related to my drinking though.) Anyway, the bhaji was really good, spiced slightly and I love onions and it's diced, raw onions are served along side it. The Dahi puri was also pretty good, tiny little puff balls filled with potato. I have to say that potatoes are certainly very versatile and I'm pleased to there are similarities between American and Indian fast food. Decor wise, it's very plain, pretty much cafeteria style and it's served as such. I guess presentation matters a little more to me than I thought. The food was good that I think it deserved something more. read more

Gokul Sweets - Pav Bhaji - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

For my first visit ever, I'd say that this place was great! I tried their paneer masala, bhel puri (which by the way, was one of my favorites), spring dosa and the garlic naan. The bhel puri tasted very nice, it had a fresh sweet taste. Not sure how to describe it. That's the best I could do. Hehe. I am a huge fan of naan.. Any and every kind of naan! Especially when the naan is hot, fresh and very fluffy and soft! Later, I bought some corn flakes (chevda) - $5.99. And I was so glad that they accepted credit cards! I would love to try the other different food next time. read more

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When I was out looking for a drink after dinner, I came across Gokul Sweets and really didn't know it existed. I mean, there's ANOTHER Gokul Sweets location not even a mile away in the Patel Plaza. This location is closer to Cherians. I came on a Thursday evening right before they closed, and man, the colors! There's just so many snacks that range from the hot pink to the bright yellow, and they all catch your eye. My drinks plan went out the window and I decided to start selecting sweets from their displays. Tonight I got: Badam Tarbooz x 1 ($9.99/lb) Pista Barfi x 1 ($7.99/lb) Coconut Barfi x 1 ($7.99/lb) Kaju Pista Katri x 1 ($9.99/lb) Dry fruit milk shake x 1 ($5.50) Running down the list of desserts, the Badam Tarbooz was delicious! It looked like a small little slice of watermelon, and guess what? It TASTES like a little slice of watermelon. I laughed when I bit into it, shared some with my mom and sister, and they both laughed too. It's not at all what you expect, but it's dang good! The Pista (Green color) and Coconut (yellow color) Barfi squares are both very rich, and flavor of both are also really good. The pista is pistachio and the Coconut is, well, coconut. Both have sliced almonds covering them. I think I preferred the coconut one more of these two. The Kaju pista katri is also a pistachio flavored snack that is almost a tiny diamond shaped sandwich. You can peel these apart and eat each individual layer. I think the pistachio flavor here wasn't as pronounced but it also wasn't bad. Still, this was my least favorite snack. The Dry Fruit milk shake was surprisingly really good. Very slightly sweet, and filled with finely chopped nuts including cashew, pistachio and almond as well as spices that made me smile. If you like a sugary sweet drink, this may not be for you, but luckily they have several drinks to choose from. In addition to all the sweets i'm talking about, don't sleep on their actual meals. Gokul sweets throws down with all sorts of traditional indian and not so traditional dishes. I tried none of them this visit, but due tho their tues-thurs specials they mentioned to me, i'll be back to try them. Located off of Dekalb industrial way, right across the street from Waffle house, just before you reach Scott Blvd., it's a small little parking lot but you should be able to find a spot. Getting in and out aren't too bad either. I don't have anything bad to say about Gokul Sweets. I'm just sad that I didn't find it earlier read more

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One of my favorite Indian restaurants! Their saag paneer and paneer tikka masala are some of the most delicious I've had! The mango lassis are also a great choice. Wish their paneers came with rice though. read more

Gokul Sweets - Garlic Naan - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

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I love the sweets here but skip the food. I tried the chole bhature and it was not good. More of a puri type and empty shell. The falooda tastes like watered down milk not ice cream. And is on the more expensive side considering what you receive Would not try to the food again but the sweets are pretty good. read more

Gokul Sweets is a vegatarian's heaven. I almost always get the Chaat items like dhai Puri or bhel Puri there. I have been here multiple times. This place is a not a glamorous venue for dates and doesn't have a fancy ambiance. However, they have delicious food for a good price. read more

Gokul Sweets - Onion Chili Rava Dosa - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

This is the real deal, fresh and delicious Indian sweets!!! Go get some!!! All made in house and sell bu pieces/pound. read more

Gokul Sweets - Milk cake, jalebe, gulab Jamon and more!! - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

Hands down our favorite Indian place. The staff is so friendly, the place is always busy and buzzing with good energy but never too long a wait.. We always order chole bhatura, eggplant curry, saag paneer, and fight over all 3 dishes.. and grabbing some bagged snacks on the www out the door Do not leave without picking up some sweets to savor later on read more

I've been to Gokul several times over the past few years and absolutely love the place. They have a vegetarian menu with dosa and various other options, as well as all those savory Indian snacks, such as bhakarwadi and murukku, which I couldn't care less about. Eh... yeah... So, I ate a meal here once. I remember absolutely nothing about it. How could I, when there is a room-length display case filled with shit so sweet it makes kittens go "AWWWWW..."? Walking along the display and asking what's in various items usually goes something like this: "What's in that?" "Milk. Pistachio." "Ooooh... and that?" "Milk. Fig. Coconut." "This one! Holy shit! This one... What's in it?" "Milk. Fig. Honey." "Oh my god! What's that??" "Milk. Fig." "Fucking A... What is that amazing-looking erection-inducer?" "Milk. Syrup." "Can I put my penis in it?" "Only if you buy it first." Gulab jamun, kala jamun, halwa and burfi out the ass, patisa, rasgulla, peeda, malai jam (holy shit... Malai jam, will you make an honest man of me? Don't tell kala jamun)... It's all good. All of it. I had a dream in which I won a lifetime supply of sweets from here. When I awoke from it, I wept for three days straight. When firefighters finally burst through my door to either rescue me or recover my corpse, I washed the tears from my face and then drove to Gokul. The sweets are sold by weight, so you can buy as few or as many pieces of each as you desire. To avoid gaining five pounds in a single weekend, you might want to buy only a quarter as many as you desire. MARTA: Bus 75, 123 Emory Cliff: N. Dekalb Shuttle (no official stop nearby but you can get off at Dekalb Ind.) Overall, 9/10. read more

Gokul Sweets - Left: Kaja (sp?). Buy this. Crisp, butttery, savory. Right: Chandrakala, Sohn Halwa, Laddu, Anjeer Katori, Kala Jamun, Malai Jam - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

Some friends and I stopped here for a snack after doing some damage at Patel Bros. The man got the chole bhature and I got the mysore masala dosa and a mango shake and we shared. The bhatura was huuuuge. I've had them served big in India, but this one was super huge. In fact, we were looking at the pictures of the food on the wall, and I chuckled at the picture of the bhatura because I thought they were exaggerating the size. But no, I was wrong. It was nice and soft and exactly what the chole needed. And the chole was really good. The dosa was large too, but that's to be expected. I was hoping it was going to be spicy, since it was mysore masala, but it was not. It was nice though. The coconut chutney was tasty but the best part was the sambhar. The sambhar was really nice. The mango shake was mangoey and thick with just the right amount of sweetness. This place also has like a bazillion fresh sweets. Reminded me of some of the shops in India. Although there were a lot of chaats on the menu, they also serve subzis. And I saw that on Saturday and Sunday they have a thali special. Pretty cool place. read more

Gokul Sweets - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

Wow. I'd heard about this place from family, and I'm glad I finally got a chance to check it out. There are essentially two "sections" to this restaurant: A "sweets" counter, and a food counter. The sweets-side makes a very colorful and delicious spread of a vide variety of Indian sweets. Everything from jalebi to ladu to peda and a few dozen other confections. You'll find a variety of delicious ways to give your pancreas a workout. And the "savory" side was even more impressive. The food was full of good flavors. Tasty and fresh. And here's how you know they're paying more than "average" attention to their food: There are cashews in the samosa. None of that peanut shortcut goings-on. In fact, everything they made seemed to adhere to certain "traditional" guidelines for North-Indian cooking. We sampled a few crowd-pleasers: The dahi-puri, bhel, saag-paneer, malai-kofta, samosas, puri, etc, all totally hit the spot, waking up the taste buds (and in some cases, clearing the sinuses). Nothing was overbearingly hot. Everything was simply delicious. I'll look forward to my next trip here. Holler if you're coming with. read more

Really good food. Decent prices. Mediocre customer service at best. I love the street food especially anything with potatoes. The samosa variations are my absolute favorite. Careful. The food will expand. It may look deceiving small in quantity but it WILL fill you up! Everything is vegetarian. There's also a sweet shop (go figure with the name of the restaurant ;)). I haven't had any of the sweets but I did very much enjoy the mango lassi to help temper any spiciness. read more

The Pani Puri here is destroyable. They got great lussi here too.

It is hard to understand why this place has scored so high on ratings. Oh yeah, most of the stellar reviews are not from Indians. I am sorry to create divisions here, but this is the kind of cheap food that always scores well with non-Indians and Indian people who don't know any bother (which would also explain the high rating at average places in Atlanta like Planet Bombay, Panahar, Desi Spice, etc) The food is incredibly oily - whether Chinese, thali, curries, breads - and the quality and taste are just average. I have not really explored the chaats, so I can't judge them. The selection of sweets is large and to my knowledge, this is the only place in Atlanta that sells barfi made with Splenda! Otherwise, I know my wife and I are burned out from mediocre experiences here and are anxious to explore other sweet shops in the ATL that also sell snacks and chaats on the side. read more

MASALA DOSA IS 10/10!!! Although I've been getting take out during pandemic and dosa is really best enjoyed fresh, their masala dosa is absolutely delicious even enjoyed at gone :) perfectly spiced sambar lentil soup and coconut chutney, and just the right portion of potato filling. Large portions perfect for sharing as well. HIGHLY recommend :) Also highly recommend pairing with an order of samosas. Their tamarind and green chutneys tastes fresh and their also generously apportioned. read more

I have to upgrade Gokul to 4 stars. No drabby buffets here. Gokul's version of Bhel Puri, a musical dance for the tongue of sweet, spicy, sour, crunchy, and salty is simply incredible. Their Masala Dosa cannot be beat...there is no contender! If I enjoyed sweets, I would also be all over the Falooda drink but I don't want to add 1000 sugar calories to my carb heavy meal. I also love their Karachi Chat which is fabulous, crunchy, and full of wonderful flavors. My Indian husband and I LOVE this place! Don't let the slightly sloppy appearance of the restaurant turn you off. The messes are due to the incredible traffic that they get here and they can't keep up with it all the time. It is much better going to a slightly chaotic place than going to a dead restaurant where the buffet items have been sitting and congealing into spooge all day. read more

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This is the only place we go to eat when we are in ATL place is for vegetarian only it is always packed. The stuff is very good and helpful. We ordered Chole Bhature, saag panner, tikker panner, mysore dosa, sada dosa, kesar pista falooda and pani puri. There was 6 of us and everyone enjoyed the food. The portion was enough for 2 people the only thing that I was a bit upset is on the naan they use frozen ones I really thought they would make it there but no. They also sell indain home sweet they have a huge variety of Indian sweets. More than you can taste or try. They also sell indain Savory snacks that are made fresh. read more

Gokul Sweets is a small little chain (only 2 stores, one here, one on Church Street about 5 minutes away!) that serve a variety of Indian desserts and streets eats. FOOD: 5 I am no expert at Indian cuisine, but as someone who is a bit nervous about trying flavor-extreme dishes - I LOVED what I tried here! I only got the sweet treats behind th glass shelves (not exactly sure what they're called,) but they come in all different colors representing different flavors and look like rectangle blocks of cakes. They taste slightly sweet, slightly cheesy, and a little nutty! I loved it so much I went back the next day to buy a whole box of all different colors and let my husband try it! SERVICE: 5 The cashier speaks fluent English so you don't have to worry about having to gesture without success! read more

I went here last night as a try out to eat some vegetarian food. I definitely came only intending to eat something sweets as they were known for, but I decided to also go for the main courses. I got a masala dosa which is a flaky roll with seasoned potatoes inside of it. They had two dipping sauces, one that was made of some type of bean or paste and the second one was was of a cooler variety or one that was that was cooler to the mouth. I overall thought the potatoes wrapped in the wrap with or without the sauce was very underwhelming. I'm not sure if it was that I wanted rice, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The main attraction though was the sweets! Oh those pastry goodness delectables! They had some sort of watermelon looking treat and I'll tell you what that knocked the socks off me it tasted like a creamy watermelon bite in watermelon heaven! The other two treats I had were also creamy, not sure of the name, but I'll make sure if I return the sweet treats will be my to go fo sho! read more

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If you've had Indian sweets and want to go to Gokul Sweets to enjoy the taste I suggest you dont keep your hopes high. The sweets here miss the kick of Indian taste, most sweets are very dry and taste stale. I got Barfi, Gulab Jamun and Chhena Murgi and they all tasted like the "S" word. I also asked them to let me taste and the lady at the counter denied (probably she knows after tasting none will buy the sweets?) I have not tried anything else from here so this review is only for sweets. read more

I came back. I will come back again. This place is so soooooo good. Vegetarian at its best. Seriously. I want to try every freaking thing on the menu!!! If I come here every day, I will never eat meat again. That's how good this place is! At Gokul Sweets, you have Indo Chinese food too. It is Chinese food, made Indian style. I personally am not a huge fan of Chinese food cause I find it bland but it taste so good Indian style. I've noticed more and more Indian places having styrofoam plates and silverware. I guess it can be a good thing. My daughter and I ordered Samosas, Pani Puri, Gokul Fried Rice, Paneer 65. Gokul Fried Rice was sooooooo good. I wanted to order another one to go. Samosas were not my fave but the chutneys made it so much better. I am not a fan of chutney but Gokul Sweets has the best chutney ever!! I love the sweet tamarind chutney & mint chutney, I wanted to lick it off the plate. Pani Puri is good, got spoiled by eating them at The Palace which the lady already stuffed it for us. I've had the Paneer 65 before and that's what made me come back again. As for service, it's not bad. The lady takes your name and calls you when your food is ready. Water is self serve and if you have extra food you want to take home, the to-go boxes are next to the cups by the water. I cannot wait to come back again!! read more

Gokul Sweets - Vegetarian food at its finest - Indian Near Me - Decatur, Georgia

This place is really legit Indian street food, no special décor, no fuss, just order food and hit to the seats to wait to be called when your food is ready. I came here with my bf and his friend and this is what we ordered: Masala dosa - HUGE! Crispy! loved the refreshing green sauce that it came with Veggie Manchurian, which is like veggie meatballs - excellent choice! Samosa chaat - always a classic choice Chole bhature - it's a huge puff pastry that can easily be split with your party, and tastes great when dipped in any sauces of your other dishes Mango lassi drink - my first time drinking this and it's a refreshing drink to have when eating all these flavorful Indian spices Definitely coming back here for more Indian food cravings. Not everything is good here, so if you're going here for the 1st time, bring an Indian friend. read more

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IM SUCH A FAN FAN FAN!!!!! So tasty!!!!! Besides their vast selection of sweets and [fried] savory indian snacks, Gokul sweets is a fast casual restaurant for vegetarian indian and vegetarian indo-chinese food. It was my first time and though i was worried about the 'no meat', everything turned out to be so good!!!!! Here's what i had: Pav bhaji: a saucy mixed veggie curry (ie. sauce like, no chunks of veggies) served with buttered rolls (like hawaiian rolls, yum), onions, lemon, and a hot mango sauce Mysore masala dosa: large crispy spiced crepe filled with a 'mashed' potato filling and folded. We got the potato filling on the side which is good for getting crepe and filling in every bite! Served with a cilantro yogurt chutney and small side of the tastiest sambar (a veggie lentil soup/stew). The crepe gets a little oily when it gets cold, but i didn't mind! Vada pav: 'mashed' potato coated in chickpea flour and deep fried, served in between with two buttered [hawaiian] rolls, tamarind chutney, and cilantro chutney --i called it served chikfila biscuit style. The flour coat was too thick, but the filling was amazing. So maybe this is a skip. Next time i want to try the gobi manchurian (cauliflower) and sag paneer (spinach and paneer). Can't wait to go again!!! read more

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OMG! Hands down, the best snack indian food in the A-town. Get the dosa, veg manchurian or even the spinach (palak)! All great! Panipuri and chaat also there for a traditional snack fare. On the sweets end, the "julie" is a milder sweet. Good for those not so used to our overly sweet indian desserts. However, service is lackluster and the parking lot is one hot mess. read more