We stopped by Amul Veg Restaurant for a mid-afternoon snack while shopping at Global Mall. The food…read moreand drink were tasty. Based on that, I wouldn't mind coming back and trying more of the menu. This place might actually have five-star potential when it comes to Indian snacks and street food in metro Atlanta -- the menu offerings and pictures look promising. We had Pani Puri (eight pieces for $7.99) and a Mango Lassi ($3.99). Both were delicious. Panipuri are deep-fried, hollowed-out balls filled with potatoes, chickpeas, and spices, and you add a side of flavored water yourself; in this case, green mint water. I think maybe there was some coriander in there too. I'm not sure. There was also a dark red/brown spicy sauce (legit spicy), from a squeeze bottle at the food cart. I think it had tamarind in it. The Mango Lassi tasted fresh. It was cold, sweet, creamy, and refreshing. My wife thinks it was pre-made and had been sitting in a fridge ready to go. Either way, it was good. Amul Veg Restaurant's menu features several different kinds of Indian apps and chaat (savory snacks), Indian pizza, pav bhaji and sandwiches, and more. I love pav bhaji and would like to try their version if we return. Amul Veg Restaurant is located inside Global Mall, an Indian shopping mall in Norcross / Gwinnett County, just off I-85 exit 99 (Jimmy Carter Blvd). The restaurant is on the second floor, next to the food court. Unlike the food court stalls/counters that share common-area seating, Amul Veg Restaurant has its own space with dedicated seating. We sat in one of the dining room booths. This is a small, simple, clean, brightly-lit, casual eatery that has a similar look and feel to a fast-food restaurant. When we entered around 3:40pm on a Sunday, it was just my wife and me and one other diner. By the time we left, by 4:00pm, it was busier with at least four other small parties dining in or waiting for their to-go orders. Service was fine. Amul Veg Restaurant opened in 2021.

The food and the service as horrible. The guy working there couldn't even bring the dish we ordered…read moreto our table. He asked me and my friend to come and get it from the counter.

Great food, everything was flavorful, fresh, and reasonably priced for all the food we got.read more

It's in Global Mall, so I won't discuss the ambiance too much. Put simply, as with most mall food…read morecourts, it has its good days and bad days in terms of cleanliness and atmosphere. That said, this vegetarian restaurant is probably the best the mall has to offer in terms of taste and professionalism. Chaats and vadas/snacks are popular here along with Faloodas and other drinks. Pricing is reasonable. I would recommend if in the area, as most items taste great and you can't go wrong!

Ordered the vegetable biryani and it wasn't real biryani. Barely had any vegetables, and it was…read moreflavorless. I could not even eat it. Normally a vegetable biryani would have something like potatoes, or paneer. This one was almost completely rice which had a yellowish color and had trace amounts of vegetables which I assume were just frozen vegetables. Also, no raita was given on the side, which is a standard for biryani.

I really don't like to leave poor reviews, but here we are. I can only speak to the food, as I used…read moreUber eats. I ordered garlic naan, the tofu malai curry (medium), and a small tarka daal. I have to start with the daal because I was so confused when I opened in. I was desperately searching to find a single lentil in it. While it had a nice flavor, the tarka daals I've had in the past were much creamier. I couldn't believe how thin this one was and there were about 10 lentils in the whole container. The tofu curry was just okay. I love love love a good curry. I've had amazing Thai and Indian curries and this one just fell flat. There wasn't complexity in the flavor and no heat (I guess I should've ordered spicy). Naan and rice were fine, but I probably won't be returning.

The owner is very friendly and the goat dum biryani is fantastic!!…read more Come check them out if you are in Tucker!!

This is go to place for takeout in Tucker! So good ...Delicious!! Everything here is fresh and well…read moreseasoned. So glad this restaurant opened in my neighborhood. Try everything! You won't be disappointed. The owners care about quality and are so kind. Love the new sit down area for when you just cannot wait to eat this delicious food.

Guys, do not book this banquet hall, take my advice. They serve stale food, we had a ceremony on…read moreApril 29th, 2023 and lots of my guests complaint about stale and stinky food. Believe me, they don't take your complaints seriously. I spoke to Ricky the owner and Sara the coordinator, both do not care. *****DO NOT BOOK ASHIANA BANQUET HALL******

OK - so this rather nondescript Indian restaurant located in the "Global Mall" right off of Jimmy…read moreCarter and I85 didn't exactly elicit any excitement in me - but seeing as how it was after 9:00 PM and many of my favorite restaurants close early, plus having a hankering for Indian cuisine, I thought it was worth a try - besides, a buffet may be just the thing to sample more than a couple of items, right? I must admit to being pleasantly surprised - sure this isn't the best Indian, but nor is it the worst I've ever had - the flavors seemed fairly "right on" to me. Nothing was over-the-top in heat and they offered both goat and chicken. My only disappointment was in the general warmth of several of the dishes but I wasn't really surprised due to they're being in a buffet table. The hotel pan of naan bread was abysmal - dried out and cold, however we were offered fresh so I won't count that against the place. The server also greeted us at the door and I have a feeling it may have been the owner. There's a giant fish tank in the center of the room that would have added to an otherwise plain interior, if it wasn't for the annoying child standing in front of it talking to herself regarding pretty much everything in the tank. I got to hear all as she was standing right behind me. I really don't understand this trend of parents allowing their children to run around unsupervised but that's a different issue. I won't go to much into the food itself other than to note the tandoori chicken was right on, the chicken tika masala was really good, the fried veggies cold and the biryani not worth eating. But this being a buffet there was still plenty to sample and there wasn't anything there that was worse than my expectations - actually the tika was above average I thought. So the real standout and reason for a return trip is the price - $7.99 for an evening Indian buffet! For that price I can put up with a few inferior items - heck they serve liquor too.

Chinese Dhaba is a lively, strip-mall spot turning out Chinese dishes prepared with Indian herbs…read moreand spices. This restaurant is located inside the Global Mall on the first floor in the food court division. Loved their Chicken 65 appetizer which is the best, also their Lo Mein Chicken Noodles and house special fried rice which comes with chicken, beef and shrimp. It's overall satisfying and great in taste. There is ample free parking in and around the mall. Now before you try this place, keep in mind that this place is the exact replica of the street food you get on the Indian streets. There are no frills or amazing props for ambience and neither is there some great customer service. However, if you're into that real Indian version of that Chinese food- real salty, greasy and something where you are looking for the street food vibe, this is a place to try out. Never had a closer version of such Indian food at a reasonable cost.

I'm a fan of the other locations, so I decided to try this one in the Global Mall…read more Purely food based review: Mango Lassi - Good, classic, a bit smaller compared to other restaurants. Mongolian Chicken - Sounded good on the menu, but it's really just drenched in sauce. It's not spicy nor very flavorful. Overall a bit disappointed, I would go with their other entree options.