Great place to eat Indian street food. Went with some friends and enjoyed the service and good…read morefood. Ordered palak chat, Chinese Bhel, deconstructed samosa chat, tandoori chicken sizzlers, seekh kabab and chicken tikka for appetizers. Everything was amazing and good quantity. Shaam savera, baingan Bhatia and daal makhani for dinner was ok. I would go back for the appetizers again- huge selection of good stuff. Lassi and mango shake was good as well !!!

This was a pleasant lunch stop on the way home from the Duluth Home Depot…read more It was quiet for a Saturday lunch but the clientele looked local which was promising. Hubby ordered samosas and onion bhaji- 2 of his favorite snacks. Plenty of tamarind and mint sauce included. I ordered the sev puri chaat which took a minute to chat with the manager on how to close the gaps for my expectations. It was served with cold potatoes in there instead of the curry chick peas which is how I am familiar/enjoy the recipe. A side of curry chick peas were provided at no additional charge and I gobbled up a fair portion- it seemed like there were 10-12 portions. Cricket and soccer matches were on the tv sets. Only odd note- the glasses are already on the tables and turned upside down. That seems like it could be unsanitary if the tables are not properly cleaned. Looking forward to returning for another meal!

Indian Grill Restaurant is an easygoing, red-hued restaurant offering classic Indian dishes, plus a…read morelunch buffet. Food at affordable rates. Ordered Chicken 65 Pulav and Goat Biryani thru Uber Eats. Perfect packing and great service. Both were yummy and delicious. Tasty flavorful and semi good appearance. Pulav rice could definitely use more chicken, but my food arrived hot and quickly. I would have appreciated more if they have provided Mirchi Ka Salan and Raita side orders with my order. They go very well with these rice dishes. For Indian food lovers I highly recommend this restaurant. I promise you won't regret it. The chicken 65 Pulav is different from what you might usually expect in that, it is not served dry. There is a small amount of sauce coating to the chicken pieces that really enhance the flavor. I highly recommend getting this a bit spicier than you usually do. The Goat Biryani was different from other restaurants, it had a more taste of pepper and mint taste to it. The best part is that they have given a full boiled egg with each of my dish. I am no connoisseur of Indian cuisine, but I love this place for the quality, portions, and price. The convenience as it's super easy to order through Uber Eats. I look forward to becoming more familiar with their menu.

Oh no, is right! If there were only negative stars to give. First, is this food even Indian food? I…read morehave never tasted such terrible food trying call themselves Indian. I ordered the butter chicken and chicken 65. Such a disappointment , I don't know how even to describe their so called butter chicken. We are marking this on our list to never eat here again. Someone suggested I try Kabob house, hopefully they can erase this experience.

Hands down to the most amazing South Indian food serving Vegetarian restaurant here in Georgia…read more Have been visiting since their opening in Summer of 2025, and their consistency is just fabulous irrespective of the day and time you visit. Food quality is great and their service, ambience is totally worth it! THE FOOD: This is one Vegetarian restaurant probably on the lines of offering some very unique dishes more specific to Tamil Nadu style at a reasonable price. Some of them seem expensive, but still would say it's really worth it. I have tried almost everything ranging from their South Indian tiffin items to Dosa to Thali to North Indian Curries and Fried rice. My best and most favorite would be their Dosa varieties. There are spicy dishes which they usually let us know ahead as we eat with Kids, and we try to avoid them. If there's a requirement for mild spice they genuinely try to honor it 10/10 times till now. They do have a very nice non alcoholic drink menu which has a lot of refreshing drinks and they are so good. The Paneer Sizzler tikka was amazing along with the Mint chutney. The North Indian curries seemed a bit on the spicy side but still good. The Maha Thali was incredibly good. It has a great variety of items and nicely presented and it varies by week. The only and the main concern I have is the Sambar. While everything here is so similar to what we get in Madras/ Tamil Nadu, Sambar is probably the only item that looks totally off. I really wish they look into this and address it ASAP. Also the recent experience of having Idiyappam with Kurma was kind of disappointing as the Kurma masala was over the top. The Paneer fried rice I once had was kind of okay and dry. Tomato Soup & Desserts were damn good. The quality is usually good and sits well on your tummy. SERVICE & AMBIENCE: A very crowded restaurant on the weekends and wait time can go unto 40 mins to 1 hour during peak hours of Lunch and Dinner. The ambience is so perfect with ample lighting and refreshing as we walk in. The seating arrangements are good and nicely spaced out. The staffs here are extremely courteous and well mannered. They are truly helpful especially the lady with the glasses and the guy Dhayanidhi (I guess that was his name). They sincerely consider the feedback from our end every time we go there and they are outright apologetic if they got things wrong or anything happens. Highly compassionate and friendly people working in here. BOTTOMLINE: Such a lovely Veg restaurant with enormous varieties and great quality and quantity of food at a very optimal pricing. I hope they consider their Sambar recipe to align with Madras/ TN style than being so generic. Extremely friendly and courteous staffs. I have been taking my friends and relatives here and will definitely continue to visit this place. MY PICKS FOR YOU: Paneer Tikka, Tomato Soup, Paneer Kurchan, Srirangam Chef Spl Dosa, Rush Tiffin

Came here with my family for lunch on a Sunday. It also happened to be women's day, so they gave my…read moremom and I flowers for our hair which was very sweet. I like the way the inside is decorated, it feels very open and clean. The seating choice (orange ones) are a little low to the ground. We ordered a lot of items to share: 1. Paneer Dragon ($14) - I really liked this. It tasted like a classic chilli paneer, but the veggies were a good touch. 2. Banana Bajji ($13) - This was really good. Not something you see very often and came with a chutney. The outside coating was crunchy and it has a subtle flavor. 3. Rava Dosa ($14) - So crunchy and fulfilling. You can never go wrong with a rava dosa. 4. Malai Kofta ($16) - Was pretty standard. It comes with like 2/3 big balls of Kofta. I preferred the other dishes but this is good too. (also a little bit on the sweeter side). 5. Paneer Kulchan ($16) - This was really good. They suggested this as a spicy dish (it wasn't that spicy tbh) The veggies were really yum. My whole family enjoyed this dish. 6. Dal Tadka ($14) - A good classic Dal Tadka. Was yummy and exactly what you would expect. 7. Plain Naan ($4) - Standard naan. 8. Onion Kulcha ($7) - This took so long to come out and was doughy. I would NOT recommend this. Maybe it just needed more time to cook. 9. Gulab Jamun Ice Cream ($10) - Standard. Also, it took forever to get their attention here. The onion kulcha I ordered was taking so long to come, that I just ate my meal with the naan and rice & was full my the time it came. We couldn't get their attention to ask about it or even ask for more water. We also ordered a filter coffee with the dessert, and it was taking so long. I know that they were busy, but they should have warned us about the wait time for certain items. Overall, good food, high prices, good quantity, & subpar service.

Good food,definitely try the tandoor dishes.Naan and both curry's were also very good…read more Place is busy so expect 20-30 mins for the food to arrive.

Tried Chicken biryani and it was very nice. I usually never eat biryani more than once in a week…read morebut this one made me go more than once. Kabobs were nice.

Post Covid craving for dosa cannot be fulfilled especially when you cannot make dosa at home…read more Though I am well-equipped and knowledged to cook almost everything on this earth, including great sambhar, I especially stay away from dosa and medu vara. These are typical south Indian cuisines, not so a Bengali staple, yet very popular. But somehow, I feel trying dosa at home is not worth it; the spread never comes out so perfect and crisp. Not that all restaurants can make dosa, but, yes, I generally go out to buy a dosa. Last week one evening, my husband wanted to have something warm like dosa, so we went to Udipi, just right from peachtree industrial boulevard. Due to Covid, restaurant dine-in was empty, but we took a chance to have our food there itself. I don't know about their other items, but dosa was very very good. I ordered paper masala dosa, and my husband ordered the ghee roasted masala dosa. Their serving style was just the way I like------ hugely spread across the plate, optimum crispiness, inspite of the masala stuffed inside. The coconut chutney had a very strong flavor, the right note of cocnut and curry leaves. The masala could have been slightly more spicier, and they could have added some extra ingredients like chopped shallots, fried coconut and peanuts for better tasting masala, but in combination, everything was worth going back for. The sambhar was so-so, because it missed the hit of tamarind (and I say this because we make better sambhar at home), but Udipi is really a dosa place. We ordered coffee too, and I appreciate that the restaurant manager personally went our to get coffee ingredients, probably because they weren't having any in the kitchen (may be for Covid nobody dined in there since March). He was very friendly and eager to know our preferences on food. The coffee, appropriately served in south Indian style, the coffee was also a relief in the cold winter evening. I will surely go back for dosa again. I have had dosa in US, in quite a few veg Indian restaurants, but not all can bring the right crunch and texture. But Udipi surely knows their dosa.

We went to this restaurant. We drove 20 miles to get there, but we were quite disappointed with the…read morefood. None of the food tasted good. The flavors were missing. They gave us two huge Dosa missing complete flour texture. The chutney tasted all the curry tasted bland. There was no salt in that we ordered a Puri, and it tasted oily, and the potato curry that they gave with us was completely match. Everything lagged the flava the people were really nice. The hospitality was great. The service was amazing, but the food was not at all good. The ambience inside was a little dirty. It was not up to the quality of Families to go have a meal there. Maybe they do have a great buffet, but we were not for that that day and they weren't doing it hope these guys improve.

I do not often post reviews, but want to encourage more business their way…read more.. This is our favorite local Indian spot, hands down. I've tried a handful around the Lawrenceville/Snellville/Grayson area, and none come close. I've appreciate some good Indian cuisine for the better part of 20 years, and although I don't venture too far from my normal favorites, everything I've had here is good. I'm the prototypical samosa/chicken tikka/naan eater, and these favorites are excellent. Maybe throw in some Chicken 65, aloo palak, or veg korma and you got a solid family meal. Don't forget to order some rice, and make sure you let them know how spicy (even though my family wants no spice - they do that too!) The one downside is it can take a while. If you call at 6pm on a Saturday, expect to wait at least an hour. The thing is, the food is truly homemade and fresh, so it takes time. It's definitely worth it, but there are times when we just didn't prepare well in advance, or they are really busy because they cater too. Normal times you can have your food in about 45min. We mostly do takeout, as do most I think, so if you are in the area and looking to sit down to eat, I've never seen it completely packed, so you don't have to worry about waiting to get a table. Don't be thrown off by the minimal signage or limited if not no people sitting inside - it's a perfect place to enjoy some incredible Indian from a family owned mom&pop restaurant. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

​Unbelievably rude service. I called twice to make a dinner reservation, and the person who…read moreanswered was shouting over the phone for absolutely no reason. I've dined at many Malayali restaurants across the U.S. and have always experienced great hospitality, so this was extremely disappointing. Completely unprofessional--I won't be visiting.

Ordered mysore masala dosa and Limca. The dosa and sambar were good but chutney tasted generic. I…read morewould come back here again if I come back to global mall.

We were visiting Atlanta and decided to stop by Global Mall for a meal. There was Chennai Cafe…read moreamongst many other options, so we decided to give it a shot because we were craving South Indian food. It took us about 30 minutes to get our food, so definitely a bit of a wait. It's a food court so seating can be a bit hard to find because they don't have a dedicated area for their customers. We got the masala dosa, which came with sambar and 2 chutneys on the side. The dose itself was crispy on the outside which was great but the potato filling inside lacked freshness and flavor. The sambar was lukewarm instead of hot and the chutneys were watered down and once again, lacked flavor. Overall, this was a very underwhelming experience. I understand the wait time being an issue since this spot is located inside of a food court with various other restaurants and the crowd can get a bit chaotic. Nonetheless, it is still expected for a food establishment to serve hot, fresh, and delicious food. And unfortunately, this was missing from Chennai Cafe. I really hope that they work on their flavor profiles because truly, it's so hard to find amazing South Indian food and this could really set them apart.

Bright interiors with some nice art work pieces on the walls…read more A south Indian inspired cuisine (mostly from Kerala and Tamilnadu). Nice spice aroma swiftly linger in air as you enter the restaurant. Service is impeccable. The Chicken Kondattam is crispy chicken with lots of flavor. The Malabar shrimp biryani is top notch in taste with succulent shrimp. Will visit again to savor the other authentic dishes. The dishes are little pricier compared to other restaurants.

Ambiance is cute, service was decent, decently clean. Food was excellent. The array of south Indian…read moredishes was impressive though some dishes and drinks were out of stock later in the day. Food came out quickly. Mysore dosa was decent but the star of the show was the curry chicken and the dragon chicken. Will definitely be back.