Love this place! I have recently developed a taste for Indian food and this restaurant is fantastic! The prices are so reasonable and you truly get the most for your money. The to-go box is always filled! My favorite dish is the Chicken 65 - I initially got it for my husband as he doesn't mind a drier chicken(don't get me wrong, the chicken is nice and moist but there's no sauce), but I ended up loving it! I've been back 3 times since to order it. I always order the fresh, homemade naan bread (regular, garlic and jalapeño) and samosas. Anyway, the menu is quite extensive so there's something for everyone. Haven't tried the buffet yet but hopefully o can on a Saturday. Staff is always friendly. Be aware, the food is made pretty fresh so there's normally about a 15 minute. I usually call in ahead of time. read more

This resturant has a real small portion and price lil high . It's not worthy for me .

Wow 5 stars is not enough! We got the tikka masala with rice and some garlic naan, let me just say..... FLAVORFUL, i love spicy food so the spice was perfect!! This spot is amazing. 10/10 recommend to anyone wanting to try a great spot for some take out! read more

We eat here as often as we can. Not fancy, formal, or even pretty but it's the best Indo-Pak food you can find. Prices are SO low compared to comparable flavor. A must for anyone who loves Indian food! read more

One of my favorite places for Indian food. I recommend the paneer tikka masala, but even the mild is spicy so be careful if you are sensitive to spicy things. Only 4 stars because they can be rude sometimes. read more

If i could i would give this place more stars! I've been craving pakistani authentic tasting dishes for so long and we found them all here in their brunch buffet!! Their beef haleem, beef paye, chicken tikka, halwa puri, beef nihari were all very tasty! They also had qeema, kadi pakora, chicken achari, and a few other vegetarian dishes in the buffet menu only for 10.99! I'm definitely going to come here again read more

Naan N’ Curry - One of the best pakistani food buffets in US! - Pakistani Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

I visited the place yesterday with my family after a long absence. My owner changed so now the food isn't the same anymore. It's good for the value but it's not something to wow yourself over. We chose to get the buffet for everyone since it was more feasible. I also got chai (tea) for everyone. When I got to counter to checkout, the clerk tells me there's an additional charge for chai since it's not included in the buffet. But nowhere does it mention that there's an extra charge for it. When I asked him, he simply said "it's understood", having a smirk on his face. That paan (the green thing in the last picture) was $2!!!! That little piece of leaf was $2? You can get a bigger and a tastier paan for cheaper in the same complex. The only reason we went here was because Asma's was closed which is next door otherwise I'd have never come here. read more

Bland. Fast food version of Indian food. Everything was so so. Tried two times with same result .

Great food, huge portions, and super cheap. Probably the best Indian food I've ever eaten, even compared to some expensive places I've gone. Definitely try it. read more

Got the chiken tikal masala with nan. Food tasted grate and the tikamasala had a little bit of a spicy kick but not to much. Just the way I like it. The nan was satisfactory but dose not seem to be any different from the store bought nan. Considering it is take out I wouldnt count it against them. Quick and polite service. read more

I'm surprised the reviews say 4 stars. The disappointment cuts to the bone. The cuisine is edible and the portions are awesome. However, you definitely need a beer to make up for the fact you're not at Zyka the Taste. What do I mean? So if Zyka represents Grandma's cooking; then Naan N Curry would be the wife who only learned to start cooking once she got married. Once you've had the best, you know when something falls short. However, in this case, it's a Grand Canyon sized divide... not even close. But then again, if it's all you got OTP read more

Enter the restaurant, go straight to the buffet, grab some food, grab a drink, sit down and enjoy, pay at the end. Water is free but they charge for drinks and coffee. You don't have to tip, everything is self-service. (Unless Im wrong, and if you do need to tip, let me know.) This place for lunch is good.. 699 AYCE (all you can eat).. the entrees get switched up daily. Their dahl (type of lentil bean soup) is really good. If the curry is too strong, try having it with the plain yogurt they provide at the salad bar. Great combo. The naan (bread at the far left side of the buffet bar) is good but only good when it comes out fresh and hott. It's good to eat with any of the available curries that suit your taste. When you're done, it would be nice to try their sweets, (dessert) they usually have a sticky, white, rice-like dessert. Really sweet, just try a little bit at first. If you like it, get more! While you're eating, you may watch the indian channel where they play intense dramas.. they usually play thriller dramas.. I feel it might be horror. Anyway what I watched was pretty intense. Um. Just enjoy the food and be happy. This food is good and ill have it when I crave it but for some reason, I get food drunk from this place. Meaning ill get so full that I get lightheade and I start to laugh a lot and walk around like a drunk person. And some people may think its because I overate but this feeling only comes about after eating here. Hm. I'm not going to suggest anything is wrong with the food, but its a personal observation. read more

I had first heard about Naan 'N Curry from my younger sister, who said she had driven past it in Duluth. I looked it up on Yelp and was drawn to the place for two main reasons - their $6.99 lunch buffet (Tuesday through Friday, 11:30 am to 3 pm) and high remarks for their Chicken Tikka Masala! Since I was going to meet a friend for lunch in Duluth, I suggested that we try Naan 'N Curry. Fortunately, she agreed to try it out with me! We arrived around 12 pm on a Thursday and were pleased to see that although the restaurant was fairly busy, there were plenty of empty tables. We weren't greeted when we walked in, so I asked the woman at the cash register if we should just sit at any table. She responded that yes, we could sit anywhere, so we chose a table to put our purses down before walking over to the buffet. We quickly noticed that the buffet was entirely self service. There are Styrofoam plates, plastic utensils, and water dispensers, so there is absolutely no need for servers if you're there for the buffet. There's also a note by the plates that instructs customers to use a fresh plate with every trip. I was pleased with the selection of over a dozen buffet items! I also appreciated the fact that the buffet items are labeled so you know what each is called. I tried a few things that I had never had before, including the Egg Curry and some veggie dishes. The Egg Curry (hard boiled eggs in curry) wasn't anything special, but the veggies were good and spicier than I had expected. I also had some Tandoori Chicken and a potato dish (unfortunately, I can't recall it's name), which were both pretty good. However, my favorite item was definitely the Chicken Tikka Masala. The Chicken Tikka Masala is creamy, flavorful, and excellent with rice. The naan, which I had expected to be amazing since it's part of the restaurant's name, was alright. It was thicker than the naan that I've had at Indian and Bangladeshi restaurants, and I think it was just plain naan. I prefer garlic naan and wish they offered it in the buffet. Along with the main buffet, there is also a small salad section and a dessert. However, I didn't have any salad (bad, I know!) and failed to save room for dessert. I'm usually not a dessert person anyway. Finally, when you're done with your meal, you throw your own plates, utensils, and cups in the trash before walking over to the cash register to pay. Overall, Naan 'N Curry gets 4 stars for their delicious and affordable weekday lunch buffet! I subtracted 1/2 a star due to their lack of acknowledgment of customers who come in and 1/2 a star because they didn't refill the Chicken Tikka Masala during the whole hour that we were there. =( During my first trip to the buffet, I noticed that they were running low on the Chicken Tikka Masala but assumed that they would refill it soon. However, during my second trip, I still had to "fish" around for the small pieces of chicken in the sauce. I will definitely return with my siblings, who really want to check out the buffet, but I hope they are more attentive about refilling their popular buffet items going forward. [Review 134 of 366] read more

Good food at good prices. I tried the lunch buffet and it was actually pretty good. But I think I'd come back to try the menu items. I was really looking forward to trying the chicken tikka masala but unfortunately, it wasn't on the buffet. I tried a little bit of everything. My absolute favorite was the kheer(rice pudding). Indian rice pudding is very different from the American version. It was absolutely delish! The food is really not bad for the price. The clientele is diverse too, which is nice. Service was outstanding. The owner was very helpful and friendly. I'd definitely revisit. Maybe not for the buffet but for the menu. Highly recommend if you like exotic flavors. read more

Naan N’ Curry - Love love loved the kheer(rice pudding)! - Pakistani Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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I hear that the buffet is good, but I have yet to visit this place, only ordered carry out as part of a large office order. I have done that twice and the food never disappoints. The rice is the lightest and fluffiest I have ever had. I ordered a 1/2 order and it still came in a in a giant to go box and was way too much. I am trying to eat healthy but this rice is so good esxpecially with my order of Qeema (beef). It also came with a large fluffy pita bread. I have only eaten half of everythign and I way past full. Tons of food for $10. My friend told me to try the Chicken Tikka Masala next time. I will have to do that at some point. After lunch, the office is very quiet. I think many of us were fighing the "Itis". Now I am thinking about an episode from the Boondocks when grandad owned that restaurant. It was nice to try some food from another culture today. read more

This is the best non-veg North Indian food in the Atlanta area. Don't let people tell you that Zyka is better. If you're looking for a more extensive veg menu, I'd recommend Gokul Sweets for Gujarati fare and Madras Mantra for South Indian, but really, you should try out Naan N Curry. The veg options here are off the hook! I get the paneer tikka masala and garlic naan every time, and they never disappoint. Mmm so good. And the prices are so reasonable! read more

The food here is authentic Pakistani, so expect the stray bay leaf and peppercorn in your Qeema (this is a good thing), Chicken Karahi that's legitimately spicy, and delicious mango lassi you could eat with a spoon (but don't). Service is friendly; the owners actually care that you're eating at their restaurant. Although very casual--styrofoam plates, plastic cutlery--the food is good and prices are reasonable. They also have specials Tues & Wed, when certain dishes are only $4.99. A large pile of fluffy, basmati rice for $2.99, yummy Qeema (ground beef dish with spices), beef haleem (perhaps an acquired taste, but one of my favorite Pakistani dishes--beef that's simmered for hours with lentils and spices until it forms a sort of paste). Aforementioned mango lassi was great, not watered down like some places. The gentlemen who took our order at the counter and delivered the food to our table, also returned to inquire if everything was good and we needed anything else. Will definitely return. read more

The Restaurant: I had the privilege of going to this place on a weekday. From the outside, its Arial Bold sign, curtained windows, and black iron fence has little appeal, same goes for the inside. Sure it seems a little pretentious with its styrofoam plates and cups, plastic utensils, and large gatorade jug for water, but the food makes up for everything. If you are looking for a cheap bite where quality exceeds the price point, Naan 'N Curry is your place. It seems to be run by authentic Indian people who are friendly and provide good service. The Food You order food on a slip of paper and everything is around $5 give or take couple dollars. The chicken tikka masala is one of the best that I know of. The tikka (chicken) glaze is not too overpowering and has good flavor before they soak it in the creamy masala that has a little spice and is very smooth. It combines well with the naan, which comes out hot and fresh with a little char on it. Best way to eat the naan is to rip off a piece of the regular naan or the garlic naan (must have for garlic lovers) and soak it in the masala. The channa masala was 2nd to the chicken tikka masala and was tasty as well. If you like rice, the fried rice is very tasty. It has good seasoning and has a variety of grains and noodles in it. I would recommend getting one order of rice between 3 or 4 people, if you are also going to try the naan. Great place for cheap and tasty eating. read more

I can walk to this place. If you hear a fat girl wanting to walk somewhere, shit must be legit. Me and my fam bam have been going here for years. I have been living less then half a mile from this place before it was even there. Its super convenient. Has there own private parking lot. When my parents were gone to pakistan for a month, I promise you me and my brother ate here everyday. The prices are okay, it doesn't cost your liver for sure though. They are reasonable. I love the chicken tikka masala. I know I know a lot of people were disappointed. But you have to keep in mind when they went. A SUNDAY, its the busiest day of the week of course your food is not gonna be up to par. Try to go on a day or time where they don't rush making your food. Actually that rule applies to every restaurant. chicken tikka masala- Best I ever had Biryani- GOOD! Chicken tikka (legs)- Eh, I'll pass Mango Lassi- YUMMY! keema- Okay Chicken Boti Roll in a Naan- best ever Nihari- Its okay, I compare it to Mughals.( Go check out my review for Mughals!) Okay I'm going to stop talking now. It's good. You should go. They are fast, spicy,good, friendly, and clean! Yeah UN-believe-able for a Desi restaurant. But it truly is clean. PROMISE! PS: TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS THEY HAVE DEALS YOU CAN'T BEAT! If you are hesitant to try food and pay full price, I suggest you check this place out on Tuesday and Wednesday! read more

Finally went and tried the lunch buffet and was not disappointed. I can no longer recall exactly what I had, but everything was labeled and very tasty. I skipped the beef, had a couple of chicken dishes, and really enjoyed the chickpea and lentil-based stuff. For $7 this was a good way to expand my Indo-Pak checklist. And this is a great place for a vegetarian (that's me most days.) There are around ten different entrees on the buffet, along with rice, naan, salad, and some sort of dessert that was pretty good (I really can't even describe it.) This place is completely lacking in pretension, with everything except the food screaming "minimal effort and expense." I don't believe the guy at the counter (probably the owner) would have said a word to me if not prompted. But that's okay. I don't like talking to people much either. I'll be going back for the food. I can see this place getting that fifth star out of me. FYI: They're closed Mondays. read more

It's a fluke that I even found this place. I was stuck in traffic, and trying to figure how I was going to satisfy my craving for Indian food, so I searched google maps for Indian close to the next exit - pleasant hill rd. I'm so glad I found this place. The chicken tikka masala is amazing, perfectly spiced and delicious. The palak paneer (saag paneer) is also very good. Some restaurants make their palak paneer with so much cream that the taste of the spinach and spices gets lost, but that's not the case here. The only thing I've had that was just so-so was the mixed veg curry. The flavor was good, but it was a bit oily. I've eaten here 4 times, and it's been consistently good. It's not in my neighborhood, but I'm willing to drive the 20 miles round trip to get my chicken tikka masala fix. One other small, but important, detail: they take a lot of care in packing their takeout orders. Everything is double wrapped, so even if the containers flipped over, they wouldn't leak. I've only ordered takeout, so I don't know how their lunch buffet is. read more

This place has pretty good, authentic Pakistani food. It is located in same plaza as Chinese Dhaba, Bethak Event Hall, and Moroccan Grill. I have tried their goat biryani, chicken karahi, chicken kurma, and chicken 65. Goat biryani is excellent. Unlike other desi places, this biryani has lot of meat. Chicken karahi is yummy- sauce is thick and flavorful. I am not fan of the chicken kurma- it tastes weird. Chicken 65 is yummy and fresh off the stove. Overall great food. This place is only for those that like spicy food!! Everything is spicy. Atmosphere is clean. Plenty of seatings and parkings. read more

Continuing my search for the best Chicken Tikka Masala in metro-ATL, we stopped in to try Naan 'N Curry on a Sunday afternoon. Unfortunately, they did not have a buffet on Sundays, as we found out. So, we ordered Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken 65, and of course, naan. We instantly got the feeling that this restaurant was not properly equipped for dine-in on a Sunday - being given paper plates, plastic forks, and cans of soda. The food, once brought to us was lackluster. The naan was resting in a puddle of butter and the chicken tikka masala was too liquidy - almost a soupy consistency. There was plenty of heat, but not the richness of flavor I've come to expect from that dish. The chicken 65, a new experience for me, was okay but nothing special. The décor and service was equally lackluster. The only redeeming quality I could find about Naan 'N Curry was that at least they kept the place clean and sanitary. Alas, my search for the best Chicken Tikka Masala will continue - it wasn't to be found here. read more

We dropped in at Naan 'N Curry before hitting up the $3 movies nearby. The restaurant is in a small strip mall at the corner of Breckenridge and Satellite Blvd with several other restaurants. Upon entering, you'll see the buffet area in an alcove off to the left (the buffet wasn't available when we went on a Sunday evening). Directly ahead is the counter where you place orders with a large photo menu on the wall behind, and a window opening into the kitchen where dishes are passed through. There's also a small printed menu on the countertop that has a few more dishes that aren't on the wall of photos, but we'd already decided before I noticed it. The open space off to the right has casual seating. The "ambiance" is really casual, more like a low-end food court than a restaurant, but what the place lacks in decor it makes up in deliciousness. Between us, my friend and I ordered chicken jalfurazi, palak paneer, rice, and garlic naan. The entrees don't come with rice, so you need to order that separately, but bear in mind that one order will easily feed two voracious rice lovers or three moderate rice enthusiasts. The rice isn't plain; instead, it's studded with cardamom, cloves, and cumin seeds (and I'm pretty sure laced with a bit of ghee) that add an extra layer of flavor to your meal. The garlic naan comes in one large piece about the size of a large dinner plate. It was the perfect balance of crisp and chewy, and I'm pretty sure I could have eaten all of it by myself but likely would have been filled with regret. Our entrees were also delicious and generously portioned. The jalfurazi comes in a fairly mild tomato-based sauce with peppers and veggies. The chicken was exceptionally tender and flavorful. The palak paneer was also delicious, a little more spicy than I'm used to, but really well seasoned and not overly pureed. The amount of chicken and paneer in both dishes was just about perfect. The two of us agreed that we probably could have split one entree between us and left satisfied, but really we each wanted about 2/3 of an entree. I ended up taking some of mine to go (they have take out boxes stacked on the beverage cooler for easy leftovers), but I added some veggies before taking it to work for lunch the next day to make a full meal. Because we were dining in, they left our tab open to pay at the end when we were through with the meal, in case we wanted to add anything onto our order. We almost walked out and forgot to pay, we were so deliriously full and content at the end of our meal! The total for two entrees, two rice, one naan, and two drinks was about $25, which I found to be quite reasonable. While paying, we chatted with the two gentlemen at the front counter who were incredibly gracious and friendly. They asked many questions about how we enjoyed our food and our experience and offered us sugared fennel seeds as a breath freshener before we left. They were so effusively hospitable that, even if the meal had just been mediocre, I still would have wanted to go back again. Overall, excellent experience. It's not quite as good as my Decatur fave, Bhojanic, but I was very pleased with the meal and the service and will definitely return to try that Sunday "brunch" buffet! read more

Perfect place for lunch if you're in the Gwinnett place area! I like to stop here for lunch when I get my car serviced at a dealership off of Satellite Blvd. I really like the chicken tikka masala here. Its more potently flavored than you'd expect but all in all, its hard to go wrong with CTM. If you want a rice based dish, definitely get the chicken biryani. It will hit the spot. Chicken qorma was so-so (I was instantly turned off by the quarter of an inch layer of oil on top).. and don't forget that the chicken in the qorma is NOT boneless (whooooops). I don't care much for their garlic naan, mainly because it was thicker than I like. Its cheaper than your average South Asian restaurant since it is fast-foody. Most entrees are $5-7 but keep in mind that you have to order rice separately. read more

This place is not for the faint of heart, or taste bud. If you can't handle spicy, then you better not step a foot into this joint. It starts at spicy and goes up from there. That being said, I've eaten there several times already. I'm just getting around to posting my review finally. The owners are very nice. I think I've had almost everything on the menu. My favorites are the chicken biryani, chicken tikka masala and chana masala. Prices are very reasonable. I can eat a great meal for just around $10. read more

This is probably the worst indo/paki restaurant I've been to in Atlanta. There are way better places in Atlanta Food was not great very oily and the service was terrible. Not to mention I had food poisoning after. read more

Forget just going to a local cheap place for dinner. You've stumbled across the best local place in town. There's a large Indian population in town. Maybe that's why this place keeps good business without a marketing plan, but as your average consumer, I can tell you that you've found a gold mine. I've been going to this place loyally for 5 years after abandoning the sub-par location I used to visit in Decatur for my Indian fix. Not only is this place tastier with a more authentic atmosphere, but owner Sunny is more than willing to decipher your own taste pallet and help you find something perfect for your meal. I recommend this place for a romantic date trying something new or even buying enough chicken to cater an event at home. I'm lucky to live in this neighborhood. read more

I've eaten Indian food in three different states, and I've been eating it for about 15 years. Not only is this the best Indian food I've tasted, it's some of the best food I've eaten in general. I came here around 1PM for the Sunday buffet, and the full crowd was a great sign. It's very casual with Styrofoam plates and plastic dinnerware. If you do the buffet, you just go ahead and get in line, then pay when you're done. Everything was SO TASTY. The puri and halwa....oh my goodness. I ate until I was uncomfortably full, then got another piece of puri. The rice is light and flavorful, and the dishes range from sweet and savory to moderately spicy, but nothing painful. The only dish I didn't find super delicious was the chicken tikka, but only because it wasn't as juicy as I like my chicken. My fiance enjoyed it very much. Of course there are plenty of vegetarian dishes in addition to the chicken and beef. The amount of food you get for the $9.99 price is amazing (the weekend buffet is a few dollars more than the weekday buffet). We didn't order from the menu, but we plan to return and try that next time! read more

Some of the absolute best Indian food we've ever eaten & we've been all over to eat Indian food, it's our fav. Fantastic price as well. Super nice people & great service. We'll be back for sure! read more

Super casual, good service and authentic food. Tucked away from all the busy places, perfect spot for a quiet weekend lunch.

Tonight was my second visit and I ordered take out again. I repeated my 1st order of samosas and garlic naan. Both items were quite flavorful and delicious and consistent which I appreciate very much. The decor is rather dull and brightly lit so I don't foresee sitting inside to eat anytime soon. Despite the appearance inside, the guy at the cash register was always courteous and the samosas are the best I've had in Gwinnett. You get 2 huge puffs for $2.99. I can only eat one and save the other for the next day. It comes with a green mint sauce and a red tamarind sauce. The guys at the front seemed to think it was funny because I asked for more "red" sauce. Lol not sure why it was funny but I smiled, tipped the jar at the register and went on my way devouring half of my toasty garlic naan in the car. I plan to go back soon to try some prawns or fish masala. read more

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Have been picking up and had delivery made for 2 or 3 years now and I am never disappointed. chicken jalfrezi, garlic naan and aloo curry are amazing. read more

Have only gone for the lunch buffet but the price was super cheap and the food was yum! Chicken was tender, and the naan was really nice. The place isn't the greatest looking inside but that never deters me. The people that work here are really nice and let me know what certain things were in the buffet. I ate all of it and had no issues with any of it! Really good Will be back as soon as I lose momentum from my NY resolution! read more

Love this place! The staff are always friendly, the prices are fair and the food is incredible! The portions are big, so it's great for sharing pure having leftovers the next day. I'll definitely be eating here more often! read more

Im not a big fan of Indian food but i am addicted to this place. Their butter chicken or Chicken tikka masala (CTM) is fantastic. I come here weekly and will make some pretty epic drives to get it from here. Ive tried other items that taste ok here but the the CTM is amazing. Surely something you must try. More sauce than meat but still worth it. Order rice or naan with it. read more

This is a self service/fast-food restaurants. They also offer brunch buffet $7.99 (tastes ok) chicken masala was not included on the day I visited. I tried the Tikka Masala and Goat Kahari order by plate. They are $6.99 each. The portion was huge, enough to share with another person. The goat meat was super soft and not gamey or had a unpleasant taste. Their garlic nan was fantastic. I probably wont do the buffet again as it's not satisfying. Unless chicken masala is part of the buffet. I recommend order by plate. read more

I've never dined in but every time I call in an order the associate is always cordial and they're very punctual with their pick up times. I always get the chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and rice. With the portions they give, it's enough food for my bf and I to share with rice leftover. Delicious meal for 2 with great service for less than $15. Great deal! read more

You cant beat deal on tuesday and wednesday. No one can't make the biryani like they make it in whole gwinnett county. i LOVE this place.. read more

Very good flavors. Not used to this region of cooking but everything was amazing!! Order rice as it's not included, but the prices reflect this and the amounts you get are awesome. read more