One of my go to places. The best chai ever and the jhol momos are to die for. The place feels like…read morehome and the service is impeccable. I would give my money to these immigrant owned places always.

Kathmandu is a casual Nepalese/Indian restaurant with curries, biryani, momos, and more! They…read morestopped having their lunch buffet after the pandemic. I really enjoyed their pork momos and chicken korma! The saag paneer was quite watery, so I wouldn't go for that again. Their naan is on the thicker side, but it was well toasted. All the food came out hot and fresh, so I'll be back for more korma!

Food was great. Service was good. Restaurant was extremely clean. I had the Chicken Tikka…read moreMarsala. The photo is my plate after I finished eating.

Three of us visited this new restaurant about a week ago. We all enjoyed our meal so much we…read moredecided to all give Yelp reviews because the food was so good. A week later and I find out our reviews had been removed. I had the Chicken Samosas wrapped in phyllo dough and the Chicken Tikka Masala. Both were some of the best I'd ever eaten. The masala had a lot of ghee in it but I sopped it all up with my naan. The restaurant was empty when we went but it was very clean and new. Only thing I didn't like was that it's a hookah place, but none of that was going on when we ate.

Two people born in Tibet, who spent years in Tibetan communities in India, brought the food they…read moregrew up with to Metro Atlanta, and survived opening a restaurant just before a global pandemic. It seems like many Atlanta locals are confused about the cuisine differences between Tibet and Nepal, since both have their own versions of momos and thukpa. Tibetan food mostly focuses on warming and nourishing the body, rather than bold spices. While this restaurant doesn't have many of the barley, yak, and mutton based dishes that you would find in Tibet, the beef, veg, and chicken options are still hearty and handmade. While the momos here are wonderfully handmade, the flavors are not as bold as Nepali momos that many compare them to. And, that's okay because they are not meant to be bold. So before criticizing, you may want to check your facts. My favorite momo here are the leaf shape dumplings that even the most skilled dumpling makers have trouble folding. So they are difficult to find, yet shine here on the menu, hidden inside a momo soup dish. The dining room functions as a cultural gateway, thoughtfully decorated with traditional Tibetan prayer flags, mountain landscapes pictures, and sacred symbolic decor.

We were quickly greeted and sat to a table. We ordered our drinks and asked for some…read morerecommendations. We loved the butter curry momo's. I also had the beef chow mein. If you want a good meal at a good price, check this spot out.

If you love veggie momo this is the place! Will update with photos soon the achar (sauce with the…read moreveggie momo) is spicy and delicious - AUTHENTIC! Also we have to put respect on Nepal it's "momo" not momos

The service was great. The food is good too. A hole in the wall but hidden gem. The dumplings were…read moredelicious

Hands down, the best Indian takeout in Atlanta, and maybe anywhere. Heaping portions of fantastic…read morepaneer tikka, channa masala, and other vegetarian delights, all served with some of the best naan around. Seriously, the cheese naan is worth the trip to the burbs alone. We placed our order in person, and enjoyed a couple of gin and tonics at the bar. Just the best and my new go-to, I see myself placing many orders in the future.

I wanted to take my mom out for dinner, and she was craving Indian cuisine. Our usual spot was…read moreclosed, so we decided to give this restaurant a try. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The food overall was just so-so, but the rice was the biggest letdown ...it was dry, tasted old, and seemed like it had been sitting for quite a while. Good rice is such an important part of an Indian meal, so it really affected the entire experience. With so many excellent, authentic Indian restaurants in the area, it's hard to recommend this place in its current state. I hope the owners put more care and attention into the quality and freshness of their food because the potential is there. Until then, I'd suggest trying one of the many other great Indian restaurants nearby.

Lovely first experience at Purnima. I had the vegetable shingara to start. The filling was very…read moremild. Pastry exterior was delicious and of course the chutneys complement the app perfectly. They are very similar to samosas I've had at other spots. I chose the chana begoon as my main. They only have three spice levels. I ordered hot and it delivered. The spice was very evident but didn't overwhelm the other flavors. I love the eggplant and chickpea combo texture-wise. The aromatics rly come through in this dish. I've never had a garlic naan I didn't like. The naan here is lovely and flaky (not stretchy like some I've had previously). It's buttery and almost had a subtle sweetness that I found very pleasant. Our server was kind and patient. My friends and I talked for hours and never felt rushed or hovered over. I'll definitely be back.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this restaurant- the service was amazing, the food was…read moreso delicious I have dreamed out it and looked for recipes (I don't live in the area and now want this all the time!), and the overall experience was delightful! I went with my daughter and a friend of hers. We shared garlic naan which was a huge portion. She had the chicken tandoori, her friend had the lam coconut and the soup, and I had the lamb saag poneer which was extraordinary! We also shared the chicken tikka naan which was good, but the garlic naan was better.

Delicious food! I recommend Chicken Korma with Naan AND the Chaat Pakora as am appetizer…read more Great atmosphere Amazing service

The mixed grill that we ordered as an appetizer had zero tandoori flavor and was slathered in a…read moretomato sauce. The chicken in the mixed grill also smelled funny, to where it seemed the chicken was a little past its prime. The fried momos again tasted like pakora instead of actual momos. For our main course we ordered goat curry and malai kofta. The goat curry was ok. The meat was soft and well cooked. The flavor was ok. The makai kofta was mostly all potatoes and pretty hard, not the melt in your mouth creamy and filled with paneer like you would expect. The gravy of the malai kofta was also tomato based, not creamy at all. For the price charged I think it was a let down The ambiance was ok, they had two fans going but it didn't seem like the ac was wor

A hidden gem in Tucker. First time there I ordered the thali and the momo. Both were excellent! A…read morevegetarian friend was delighted with his choices too. Complete dinner with a bottle of wine came to $60. Very good value.

Food was quick. I ordered vegetable Momos to go. The sauce and spices taste amazing. This place is…read moresuch a rare gem!

We ate here again for the 8-10 time- it's always delicious- fresh , hot food and great service. We…read morereally enjoy coming here. This is the place to come for delicious Indian food. Truly recommend!!

We started coming here a little over a year ago and felt it was a borderline 4 star--cleanliness…read morewas always questionable (constant sticky floors and utensils). We've also started noticing a decline in the food quality; little things they do to cut corners such as extra breading on anything that has breading (like gobi manchurian, chicken lollipops, etc.). All the chicken chunks in their main dishes (chicken tikka masala, chicken biryani, chicken home style curry, etc.) are all cooked until they're hard as rocks and tough as a rubber band ball--basically inedible. The tandoori chicken lying around is fairly dry, with the exception of the drumsticks, but they're all cool/lukewarm. There's also significantly less customers than there used to be, with a Saturday prime lunch time basically crickets and flies--we saw 2 tables in the hour we were there and it was empty when we got there). It's on the lower end of a 3 star now, but I'll give it the 3 due to the flavorful sauces (minus the completely bland home style curry) and the desserts are still pretty good. I hope they stop cutting corners and focus more on food quality, but I think this is our last visit here. We always came here for the tikka masala (my husband's favorite Indian dish) and considering it's inedible...I guess this is it.

Zyka serves the best of the best authentic Indian food I have ever eaten. The service is fast and…read morefriendly. It is quiet and a great place to eat.

I go here every week -- service is super quick and easy (order at the front). ambiance is cute and…read morecasual. parking is free! here's what you need to eat: - chicken tikka leg - nihari (it's spicy but so good) - bihari boti (think of thin cuts of steak) - chicken 65 (their most popular dish) - raita (yogurt that helps alleviate the heat) - biryani (delishhh) - mango lassi - malai kulfi for dessert - add buttery naan recently they changed their hours so they're never closed in the middle of the day anymore!!