We stopped here on the way to Tennessee, after reading so many great reviews…read more The location is confusing but the inside interior is really nice and cozy. The customer service was very slow. The restaurant was completely empty when we arrived but the person at the front desk completely ignored us for about 5 minutes slowly walking back and forth to the kitchen and then placing mango lassi in the fridge. Finally she came to greet us (she seemed a bit bothered and wasn't the friendliest person), bring waters and take our order. We ordered papadam (we thought it will be brought out first as an appetizer as usually) few dishes to share and drinks. We had to wait long time (at least 15-20 minutes), then I asked if it's possible to get our drinks before the food comes, as it seemed like they forgot about them (it's just a glass of wine!) Finally the food came almost at the same time with drinks, and then we got papadam later. Papadam comes plain - no sauces on the side, as in most other Indian restaurants. Just a note, to take that in mind. Maybe have to order separate. But... Food was very flavourful! We did not like the chicken kebab - it was just looking odd and tasted weird. We were also told it's all white meat but it was definitely a mix. We asked about it, but the employee just shrugged her shoulders and said should be white meat and left. She was very much in "uninterested, I don't care" mood. We thought she went to kitchen to ask and will come back but she didn't. Chana Masala was WAY too salty but flavourful. Butter Chicken was the only dish I really liked. It was very flavourful and I liked the cinnamon touch in it (also Chana Masala had that nice cinnamon touch, if it wasn't for that salt!). So Butter Chicken was amazing, I would highly recommend it. Also, beware there is no air conditioning in this restaurant. It was 93F outside so we definitely wished for some air conditioner.

6 months later update: might be the best indian food in the united states lowkey highkey iykyk…read more This might be the only place ill travel the world for. This places is really good man. I really like melrose ramen in los angeles tho too. Older: Not salty. Rich. Price portion good. Takeout container cheap plastic. Cloth for napkin? Great location. Homeless in the woods on the side / panhandler. phone ordering ok. Dine in presentation / tableware copper n silver awesome. Made to order very fresh & hot bout 15 min wait well worth it take all my money & time u need! Interior cool.

Cute little Indian food truck across the street from O'Reilly on S Dixi. Absolutely delicious food…read moregreat service, and always fresh!!! 10 out of 10 definitely recommend! Here's the address 1516 S Dixie Hwy Dalton, GA 30720 United States Go check it out! You won't be disappointed!

The food was delicious! I recommend calling ahead and placing your order for pickup. The gyro wrap…read morewas great and he didn't hold back when it comes to portions, plenty of meat inside of the wrap. The white garlic sauce is a very nice compliment to both the gyro and fries! Will be going back

This was our first time eating at Naan House Streets Bites. I am a foodie and this food was…read moredelicious! I can't say anything negative about our experience. Food, service, cleanliness all Five out of Five Stars !

Tried Naan House to satisfy my craving for Indian food. I…read morepicked up to take home and the young man at the counter was friendly and helpful. Order: Samosa - solid typical samosa, filled well and tasty. I will say the mint chutney was very thin, more like a liquid and not as enjoyable as others I've had. Onion, lemon, and chili mix: okay, I thought this was a mix of these items, like a condiment - lol, it's literally those three individual things. I should have asked instead of assumed! Dal Makhani: Again, a more liquid consistency, not as thick and creamy as I have had in the past, so I'm thinking it's a cuisine that is influenced by region? Having said that, it was still very tasty. I enjoyed the flavor. Lamb Saag: Delicious, creamy goodness. Next time I would up the spice, but very satisfying. Garlic Naan & an onion version: the naan was a solid offering but my favorite was made with onions throughout the bread. I cannot remember the name! I would definitely return to try other items on the menu.

This was an excellent meal with equally as friendly service. The owners were incredibly…read moreextraordinary chefs! My husband and I were absolutely thrilled with every bite. We will be back ASAP. We're not local to Calhoun, but if we were, we'd be there all the time. Love this place!

Delicious food! Great location and ambience! Friendly staff! We will be back for sure.read more

I am trying out new places in the area and they truly didn't disappoint. They were making the food…read morefresh when I called. I scheduled my pickup time which worked out fine. I loved the food. It was seasoned well. Just enough spice and really flavorful. I am a veggie and chicken eater. They allowed me to sample the eggplant and I thought "oh my, I should have ordered this too". It was delicious. I wished there was more because I didn't want to share. Overall, great experience and very nice people. The food was awesome. Will definitely be back and try other items.

This place only offers take out so not really a restaurant. A bit bummed because they have an…read moreaddress listed however it's just a filler. I called and a man explained they only fulfill catering and some take out orders. They are made to order. I think they should list that on their business page and Google.

What a rip off! 3 pints of Indian food for $50?!? Unbelievable! Oh, and about a pound of rice. And…read morea single piece of naan for $3.50!?! That said, the food itself was delicious!! Unfortunately, I will continue to make it at home rather than be subject to these insanely inflated prices. Shame on you!

The place was small and colourful. The food was good. I've never tried goat before and it wasn't…read morebad. Some pieces were a bit fatty for me, but that's just a personal preference, and it might be a bit spicy for some. The server was nice and the food came out pretty fast. It was pretty good experience overall and I might even go back to try the buffet once I'm more familiar with the dishes.

The service has always been great, and really and truly do love indian food. I grew up eating it in…read moreNew York/ NJ (little indian) and houston. I was not impressed and have tried it 3-4 times in the last few years. I was not impressed. I maybe watered down to suit the blander palettes of this are but I was disappointed in my butter chicken. The samosas were ok, Garlic Naan was hard like it was reheated in the microwave.

Listen, this was delicious!…read more Naan House was highly recommended, so I swung by for takeout. It's my wife's favorite garlic na'an bread. The Butter Chicken and Shrimp Curry were, I kid you not, some of the best food I've ever eaten. I can't wait to try the Chili Chicken and several other dishes. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but seemed to be popular for weekday lunch takeout.

Indian 5 Star (no extra S) is dining experience that will take some work on your part. Consider it…read morean edible education worth the effort. Open in East Rome since fall 2024, we ordered from the take-home paper menu because it describes each course in detail. We had: Butter chicken. We started here based on local social media recommendations. This isn't something Paula Deen would whip up with her traditional "stick of butter." States the menu: "Chicken cooked with herbs and spices in a butter sauce." It looks something you'd put on spaghetti rather than the generous bowl of rice. Our take: It will be our go-to at this spot; good and filling. Chicken kurma (chicken, spices, coconut and herbs) was our friend's main course. Again, with a mound of rice. He shared it and all items that evening. Our take: Also good with more zip than the butter chicken. Mix vegetable korma (a floured gravy made with parboiled vegetables). This was our side if you will (no fries). A tangy broth that was very tasty, especially when dipping the naan we ordered. The meal is served at your table but a note that indoor seating is tight. The utensils and napkins are self-serve and you're asked to clear your place when done. There's covered outdoor seating with wind guards. And we were surprised by the steady flow of carry-out customers. Entrees mostly are from $10 to $20 with many in the $13 range. Appetizers and desserts vary. Cards accepted.

The food was amazing and delicious. The service was even better than the amazing food! The ambience…read moreis like a little burger joint. A cool mix. Give this place a try.

I've come here before when it was previously owned by someone else, but now it's even better…read more They have an amazing lunch buffet on the weekends. There's two sections: one for vegetarian food and non-vegetarian food. And having both options for buffet is such a steal. The food is delicious, the lunch special has a good deal, and the lunch buffet is my favorite. There's many tables inside to choose from, and there are larger tables by the front for large parties. And regardless of the buffet, their standalone entrees are great as well. I've ordered Chicken Tikka Masala with Garlic Butter Naan to go (not pictured) and I have no complaints for their Chicken Tikka Masala, just that I wish I had more haha. It's savory, creamy, and very flavorful. There's a good amount of chicken pieces in the entree, and the Garlic Butter Naan is just phenomenal. The entree size is plentiful and I was very surprised at how fast pick-up was. From the time I ordered, it was done in about 20 minutes. The family working there is very friendly and helpful. I love all my interactions with them, they're nice. I'll be back again and again, I'm glad this place is my neighborhood "go-to" restaurant. p.s. Forgot to mention their Butter Chicken and cauliflower(?) curry during their buffet. Everything really is a hit for me, but those were very memorable and so good.

This was my first time coming in to eat here, and I have to say that the food was absolutely…read moreamazing!! I got the samosas for an appetizer with the tamarind sauce - so good! Then I got the paneer masala and cheese naan for the main dish. Again, very good! They make it to your heat preference and I'm usually very mild. This was a perfect heat level for me. I got the masala tea for dessert. I'm so glad I found this place. A hidden gem that I've driven by many, many times. I will definitely be back!! They also have a great buffet on the weekends that is priced very cheaply for all the food choices that you get. Ten out of ten recommend.

I am so sad he closed. I know he had some problems, but we NEVER had a bad meal. And there are NO…read moreOTHER INDIAN places nearby, outside of Knoxville and the wonderful Spice Hut in Lenoir City. Sad to learn it is closed.

Okay, the owner Abbas is an interesting guy. If we all took the same approach to life as he does…read morethis world would be a great place. As far as the food goes, it's Pakistani home cooking. I went there only half hungry and split three dishes with a buddy of mine and I couldn't stop eating it, that's how good it is. Abass is the chief cook and candlestick maker. He does it all and he needs your support, His prices are good, and his food is fantastic. Go by and visit him and plan to eat there once a month to support him. He's not trying to create ambience or some sort of special experience, this is all about good home cooking Pakistani food.