Delhi Mule was unique and great…read more We ordered the chicken biryani, lamb Rogan Josh and an order of garlic naan. Everything tasted great. The rice that came with the Rogan Josh could have been a slightly bigger portion for the money, same with the naan. It's bread and rice, afterall. Arrived on a Friday around 7 and ended up sitting at a high top table near the bar. Service wasn't great as a result but we weren't in a rush. Would've been nice to have sat more inside the restaurant instead of near the waiter station in the corner. They have outdoor seating as well, but that wasn't offered to us so I can't speak to how often they have service outside.

TLDR: chicken tikka masala was delicious, chicken tender…read more I've gotten takeout from this place several times and always thought it was just good. But this past time I got takeout, the chicken tikka masala really blew me away. The flavor was very rich and well developed, without just a surface level flavor of tomato. Each bite of chicken was also very tender. To be fair I haven't had Indian food in a while and was really craving it but I was pleasantly surprised. Garlic naan could've been a bit more garlicky but was very good texturally, nice and chewy. The parking garage entrance is right next door (to the right of the restaurant) and you can get validated inside. If you're getting takeout, they text you a link you have to prepay through before they start preparing the food which is a bit annoying, but I get it.

Wow. Exceptional Indian food. These guys know what they are doing. The chef's expertise shines…read morethrough every mouthful. Brilliant use of spices, not 'dumbed down' for the western palate. Just full on assault to every taste bud, just the way it should be. Some of the best Indian food in America.

I have been to this restaurant for two times since I moved to Atlanta. I tried Lamb Rogan Josh…read more(medium spicy), Goat Handi (mild spicy), sauteed mushrooms, Achar, Roti and Peshwari Naan (naan stuffed with a puree of rasin+cocout). Overall the seasoning of these dishes were on the heavy side. In particular, the medium lamb and mushrooms were quite spicy. The mild goat also had a kick of heat but it was OK for me; in fact, this was my fav as the sauce was thick and flavorful, and the bone-in goat was super tender -- definitely had better quality than those sold in farmers market. Besides, the achar was quite salty, so salty that I could swallow it only with tons of rice. There are not many Indian restaurants in Midtown Atlanta. Compared to Tabla, another Indian restuarant only ~0.5mi walk from this one, the dishes in Blue india have a larger portion size, especially for their curry and biriyani. The naan was huge as well -- my peshwari was about 0.6lb! However, Tabla had more side dishes including tandoori vegetables, which made it more suitable for dining alone.

Food and service were amazing. I placed a to-go order and took it back to my hotel room. I will say…read morethe vindaloo was the least impressive. It didn't really have much flavor. The chicken wings are phenomenal with th hot sauce. The butter chicken was spectacular, as was the chicken korma and naan. Staff were super nice and packed a nice bag of plates and silverware for me. Highly recommended!

Located in downtown. Good location very close to all other places . Parking is paid .. had to park…read morea few blocks away .. there are other parking spots closer to this restaurant too. It's tough to locate this restaurant . From outside you hardly see the board or name visible. Lots of Georgia tech and GSU students eat here . There are also discounts for them . Place inside was cozy . Tables and the space was small .. service was good. The guy (uncle) came and gave us some starters and also had a smiling face ... we ordered and got the food extremely quick .. less than 5 mins we got the food :). Food taste was average though. College kids probably like it much , because they don't cook :) curries were bland and less spicy . Samosa was a bit oily . Paneer was good . They also had a bar with some Indian local beers . Overall an average experience.. pricing wise it was good . Not too expensive . ... 3 stars

Stopped in randomly on Saturday evening & they were empty. The staff was nice & conversational…read more They answered all .y spice questions... I ordered chicken samosas which were full of meat and HUGE & I had the lamb biriyani (so flavorful but not as much lamb as I would've liked). Lamb was juicy and rice was spicy enough. They gave us free bottled water while we waited and had a soccer game on. Paid $27 for a delicious meal.

Really love this place. One of my favorite indian restaurants in Atlanta. this was my first time…read moredining in. usually we take our food to go but it was a special anniversary date so we took our talents to the local theater and walked over for dinner. we enjoyed the creamy coconut curry with salmon and the buna lamb. we had rice and they promised to bring over our second order to conserve space but never brought it over. we also ordered mango lassi and some "dumplings" that weren't really dumplings but the sauce they served with it was delicious. the coconut curry was not as flavorful as the buna. loved the flavors of the buna gravy. we also had garlic naan. there was miscommunication around the naan so we ended up with a ton of bread and the server was kind enough to just leave us with some additional bread even though we asked for four pieces. He seemed a bit frustrated early on until he finally let it go. Grateful he let it go because the naan wasn't even good enough to have more conversation around it. Then i wanted gulab jamun but they were closing so he offered me cold gulab to warm up in the microwave when i got home. i did not love that option and opted out. only reason im still giving this place 5 stars despite the service interaction is because ive dined out several times and thoroughly enjoyed my meal. besides from the music inside, no reason to dine in again.

Ghee Atlanta opened in 2025. This is the brands first restaurant that is not located in Florida…read more Ghee- Wynwood did earn a Bib Gourmond in the Michelin Guide. For a little clarification, a Bib Goudmond means the following: ". It is not a Michelin Star, but rather a highly esteemed separate accolade designed for budget-conscious diners looking for exceptional meals without the fine dinning price tag." I have had Ghee on my list since the start of the year. A friend sent me a link to West Midtown Restaurant week and I was excited to see that Ghee was participating. I was able to make a same day reservation for 2 at 7pm. When we arrived I was so glad to see the bright yellow signs for Ghee. They provide clear insight into the garage to park in as well as the direction to proceed in to enter the restaurant. They offer 3 hours of FREE, yes FREE parking! To obtain free parking you can scan the QR code located at the host stand upon entry. When we walked in I immediately noticed the beautiful decor. The ambiance is romantic and modern with stunning Indian flair. The ambiance is a win. The host staff was friendly and seated us quickly. A staff came over to offer us water as soon as we sat down. Our wait staff followed behind the water service within 2-3 minutes of us being seated. Throughout the dining experience I appreciate the customer service of every staff member encountered. For restaurant week Ghee was offering a $50 option to try an appetizer, entree and dessert from a curated menu. We did opt to do this instead of the traditional 13 item tasting menu that costs $65 ( you can do this tasting on Monday for $50) . The main reason we opted out of this option is due to my friend being pescatarian. the traditional tasting menu includes both chicken and lamb. The wait staff did mention that there is a vegetarian tasting menu. I did not inquire about the cost for the vegetarian option. What we ordered off the restaurant week tasting menu: To start we had the yellowfin Tuna Bhel and the samosa Chaat. For an entree I had the chicken Tika Masala and my friend ordered the Turmeric Marinated Shrimp. The entrees are served with naan and rice. We both ordered the garlic naan. For dessert we tried both options, the warm Sticky Date Cale and the Gulab Jamun. Overall the food was fresh, flavorful and enjoyable. The only items we both were not fans of were the garlic manna and the Gulab Jamun. The garlic naan just did not taste like garlic. I also felt that it was undercooked. When we mentioned the naan lacked garlic flavor our server did offer to bring out a garlic butter that is put in the naan. It did not help the flavor. The gulab Jamun is like a small donut that has been soaked in rose water. The description sounds refreshing, but in reality- it is just too sweet. I was not able to finish this item. I would also like to add that while I enjoyed the chicken Tika Masala, it is not the best I have had. Overall I enjoyed this dinning experience, and will be back to try more items on the menu. As for now my favorites are the Samosa Chaat and the sticky date cake ! NOTE: they do have a chai drink that is not on the menu-- it is worth checking out ! NOTE: restaurant week ends on 09/26/2026. You still have time to enjoy the $50 menu option!

First time dining at Ghee, won't be my last! They describe…read morethemselves as fusion, with no spice (and they cannot adjust spice which was disappointing). Ordered samosas off the snacks portion of the menu, two mains (Chana masala and kerala lamb), and an order of garlic naan for 2 people. We also ordered cocktails (blue truth and golden grove). It was definitely enough food and we would've been fine with without the samosas. I will definitely come back for happy hour food specials (weekdays until 7) and for their tasting menu ($65pp for 13 menu items or $50pp on Mondays). The table next to us got the tasting menu and it looks great.

The food is great. The lunch specials were fantastic! We had two lunch specials and would…read moredefinitely come back.

Second time here but first time DOORDASH…read more got the solo party pack lol story of my life: a very small 4 slices of pizza, some crispy potato wedges, a blueberry lemonade, 3 wings, and a s slider = 34$ The buffalo lemon pepper wings were so good. The lamb pizza was just ok. The potato wedges were so crispy, think it was tabioka costing.

A great place inside Ponce City Market!…read more The restaurant had casual vibes. I ordered and paid at the counter. I got a mango lassi ($5.99), masala smashed potatoes ($6.99), and chicken tikka roll ($11.99). The food came out FAST. The mango lassi was sweet, creamy, and refreshing. And the potatoes and roll were DELICIOUS. They came out hot and fresh. The potatoes were super crispy and well-seasoned. It was served with this tasty sauce that had a bit of a kick and some sweetness. Every part of the chicken tikka roll was delicious. The chicken was flavorful & tender, the naan was warm & thick & tasty, the green chutney added a nice brightness, and the slaw added a fresh crunch. The roll was served with raita on the side. I absolutely devoured the food, and since I was so hungry, it tasted even better. There is self-serve complimentary water next to the takeout station.

Botiwalla is one of the fast causal restaurants on the main floor food hall of Ponce City Market…read more You order at the counter, and can sit within their space, or "to go" if you sit in the main hall. The rest of my group had ordered from another restaurant, so I picked my order up from the counter space. The menu is a good length, sandwiches, salads, sides, sodas, and a couple alcoholic drink options. I had the smashed potatoes, the fish sandwich, and their raspberry/lime soda. Everything was fantastic, very flavorful, ingredients balanced. My niece had not wanted to order as she was unsure about whether she'd like the flavors, and she does not do spicy. She loved everything. The potatoes have a light kick of spice, I would put them in the flavorful category over spicy, Could not be happier with my food hall choice.

We had dinner from Planet Bombay Indian Cuisine on Edgewood Ave in Old Fourth Ward yesterday. The…read morefood was delicious and satisfying. We ordered delivery via Uber Eats. Here's what we got: BOGO (buy one, get one free) 2 Garlic Naan for $5.99 2 Butter Chicken for $23.99 2 Saag Paneer for $17.99 2 Chana Masala for $15.99 2 Chicken Korma for $23.99 Other 1 Okra Bhaji for $14.99 1 Eggplant Bhaji for $14.99 After tax, delivery fee, service fee, tip, Uber One delivery discount, and Uber One membership benefit, the total was $155.81. The food was delivered to our home less than five miles away. Upon delivery, several of the containers were still piping hot. Most everything was sealed securely in plastic containers packed in brown paper bags. Upon delivery, the containers had toppled over inside the bags - if one of them had popped open during the trip, it would have been a disaster. My favorite was the Saag Paneer. It's one of my favorite Indian dishes in general. Planet Bombay's version was rich, flavorful, and had its own distinct character. Everything else was tasty as well. There wasn't a single bad item or anything really to criticize. Perhaps we could've ordered more naan, but they packed plenty of white basmati rice for us -- 10 containers worth of rice alone. We'd order from here again.

I am extremely disappointed with my Uber Eats order last night…read more The saag was so watered down that it barely resembled saag. It lacked the rich texture and flavor you would normally expect. The garlic naan, which cost $7.99, arrived cold, had very little garlic on it, and had an unpleasant smell. The most disappointing part was the butter chicken. We ordered two separate butter chicken meals, and each one contained only two pieces of chicken. Not two small portions, literally two pieces of chicken in each order. Because both orders were the same, it did not seem like an accident or an isolated mistake. I even recorded a video because I could not believe what I was seeing. For the price paid, the portions and quality were unacceptable. This was one of the most disappointing takeout experiences I've had in a long time. Oh and to top it off the food definitely gave me the bubble guts last night and this morning.

Decent in a pinch to say the least! Love their selection and solid hot chai. The aromatics of the…read moredifferent spices are a delightful invitation inside.

I tried entering at 12:30 when they were supposed to close at 1AM and the restaurant closed early…read more Otherwise pretty good and cheap. I love that I can use Georgia Tech dining dollars.

I came to Curry Up Now specifically for dessert, but the spicy guava lemonade on the menu caught my…read moreattention too. Unfortunately, they were out of it, so I didn't get a chance to try it. My husband ordered a mango lassi, which he said was good. We ordered two orders of the gulab jamun and ended up waiting what seemed like forever for them. Once we finally got them, they were tasty, although very sweet, even for dessert. The service was fine, though not particularly warm or welcoming. No one was rude, but it wasn't especially friendly either. Overall, we enjoyed what we tried, but between the long wait and the service, the experience was just okay. If you're in a rush, ordering ahead might be the way to go.

Delicious food, free parking, and lots of seating!…read more Location and Parking Located in Reynoldstown, parking is free in the Publix parking lot. Venue and Atmosphere Curry Up Now is simple, clean, and bright. Order at the counter and they will bring your food to you. Service Service was prompt, courteous, and efficient. Food and Beverages I ordered the appetizer platter and mango lassi. Everything was flavorful and the portions were plenty enough to share. Verdict I'll be back!