This is my favorite place to get takeout! The food is great and the employees are very helpful!read more

I enjoyed the Yossi Kitchen. The food was good. Not exactly what I've had in India, but good. The…read moreservice was excellent. It has a casual atmosphere. I will return.

This location never fails to satisfy. Every curry I've tried has been delicious. Chat is bomb…read more Mutton is bone in and some of the pieces have little meat on them. Still worth it.

We've had Samosas, Chicken 65, Butter Chicken, and Chole Bhatura from Charminar and it's all been…read moredelicious. The cheese naan is also very nice. We've only done delivery from here but it's always hot and great. Called once and asked about possibly getting just an order of the puffy bread that comes with Chole Bhatura as a standalone item and they said no problem just tell us what you want. I'd do pickup for that because it's amazing. So glad this place is in Dawsonville.

I was excited to try Delhi Indian eats . After some review it seems like maybe there was a recent…read morechange in ownership/ the name of the restaurant. Looking at the menu there are a lot of options including some unique fusions as well. I decided to place a to-go order for the Chicken Sagg Malai Kofta And The Delhi Chicken Tikkamasala Pasta I also ordered a cheese nann and Laccha Paratha with the veggie samosa. When I arrived I was greeted warmly by the staff. The restaurant was clean yet empty (maybe that should have been the first sign) I received my order and was excited to go home and eat with my family when I arrived home and opened the sagg I was a bit disappointed at how separate everything looked . Sagg is always my go to and while the flavors slightly may vary from location to location what I received looked more like a spinach legume where everything seamed separated as I took a taste I was hit with harsh flavors of raw ginger and spices that seemed to separate in my mouth rather than the warm blend of flavors that I'm used to . I could barely get past two bites and decided to try my sisters malai Kofta another favorite that I've had before from 4 different Indian restaurants. I was completely blown away that it tasted like a thick unseasoned hollandaise sauce almost like a puréed egg yoke with grainy falafel balls . Not the smooth Paneer Kofta with potato that I'm familiar with, the tikka masala pasta was tooo sweet chicken texture was off along with the mushy pasta it was probably the dish that was eaten the most of the three . The nann was great and the somosas were alright but sadly most of everything was tossed in the trash . Maybe there's too many ingredients on the menu to properly execute the dishes accordingly or maybe the chef isn't tasting the dishes that they're making either way as someone who's very versed in Indian cuisine and the versatility of different dishes based on the regions of India . These were simply not edible or good . Please go back to the drawing board and work on these recipes.

Online shows open, takes order, but restaurant clearly closed. This place may no longer be in…read morebusiness, and it's a shame.

Review for Sunday buffet…read more Options: Plenty Staff: friendly Parking: easy Venue: pretty big Taste: good Will I go back: yes Pricing: decent ($19.99 Sunday buffet)

I have visited this restaurant for the first time. Ambience was ok. Place is huge. Service is…read morefriendly. Been there for their buffet but unfortunately, the experience didn't live up to expectations. Taste is bland. None of them are hot. Overall, I expected more from the buffet. With improvements in variety, freshness, and temperature control, the dining experience could be much better.

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!

My husband, my friend & I visited this spot for dinner and it was a weird experience…read more Pros are shorter, so here we go: Food arrived fast and looked very appetizing. I got the kothu parotta, my husband the Butter Chicken with Naan and my friend, the Kappa and Ulli Theeyal. I've had better kothu parottas but overall the food tasted good. Cons: Strike #1: While placing the order, the guy with the cap on was annoyed and spoke insensitively. He perfectly fit the description of the rude guy mentioned on Google reviews. My husband told me to let it slide as it was nearing closing time and yes, maybe the guy was anxious. Strike #2: He asked us the spice levels and when my friend said spice level 3/10, he smirked, laughed and asked if she is a Gujju (Folks from Gujarat, India who get stereotyped for their spice tolerance levels). She took it sportively and said yes. Strike #3: This was when I started feeling very uncomfortable. My friend was checking out the snacks they had on display, especially the Achappam (A sweet, flower-shaped snack that's popular in Kerala). While we were discussing it, the same guy came to us and said 'Gujjus usually like this snack'. She was about to purchase it but rather came back quietly to her seat. Later, she told me that his comment was the reason why she didn't make the purchase. Making stereotypical comments - Way to go Kerala Kitchen! Despite all these, my friend and my husband did quite enjoy the food. They just wanted a good meal and leave without any fuss. My husband even tipped the guy! I wish I'm half as nice as them.

If you want real Ethiopian or Eritrean food, you're going to have to drive southwest to Decatur,…read moreClarkston, or Atlanta. This isn't ethiopian food. the authentic flavors simply are not here. Once you taste the real thing, this place won't even cross your mind again -- and that's no disrespect to the very kind owner and staff, but the food speaks for itself. I'm honestly shocked this restaurant has so many high reviews. I'm assuming the owner wants to accomodate the flavor palate of the type of clientelle in the area. I know for sure most people reviewing have never had actual East African food before. Authentic Ethiopian cuisine has bold, unmistakable spices and deep, layered flavor. This food was extremely mild, bland, and nowhere near authentic. It tasted like the dishes were made with basic black pepper, paprika, and turmeric instead of traditional spices like real berbere, mitmita, korerima (black cardamom), or mekelesha. These spices are what make Ethiopian food taste like Ethiopian food. Without them, it's just another stew. If you're truly looking for authentic Ethiopian food, go to a restaurant in the city. You will not regret it.

this was my first Ethiopian food experience so i don't have anything to compare it to but the food…read morewas all really delicious. there wasn't a single thing i didn't enjoy. there was a little wait for the food to come out but nothing too long. the atmosphere was very typical, nothing too amazing but going with a group and eating great food was more important than the "vibe" of the place. would definitely recommend and go back soon!

Server was kind Food came out hot and very quickly…read more Bathroom could be a little more bright and tidy. Also floor could be swept. But overall it was a very nice experience. Food was good, and quality. Music adds to the ambiance! Garlic Naan is TEN STARS! Amazing

So I've heard good things about this restaurant for more than a decade…read more Family members and friends have been asking Me if I tried them? And up until now I can say yes, I finally tried them This is what I would call Old school affair Food is made to purchase Meaning You have to allow 20-30 min For your food to be prepped Some may frown upon this Others will celebrate The food here is as good as Mommas Home cooked meals You should also get your taste buds ready There are spices and combinations of spices That aren't typically found in our society daily I ordered the goat biryani Tandoori chicken Goat can be expensive in most places To eat At this restaurant, I found it fairly priced They have specials that can be found Lunch time on Wednesday And maybe Thursday Customer service here is family style I was treated as a customer should be The goat biryani had spices such as cloves That really woke me up It had good pieces of meat And the portions were plentiful I can definitely say that meal is one of a kind The tandoori chicken I didn't think the world of But maybe it's because The goat biryani was so out of this world I'm gonna be going back for more and more Hope everyone that enjoys Indo-pak ( Indian -Pakistani food) And new comers give this place a try!!!!!

One of the best restaurants in Gainesville, if not the best. The owner is extremely nice and is…read morealways happy to see me every time I eat here. Butter chicken is absolutely amazing, the sizzling special salad with the chicken skewers is another favorite of mine. The ambiance is another great part, the place is very dimly lit with relaxing music and is present in a very old house. It makes you feel very at home. Highly recommended! Note - The lunch and dinner services are a bit different, at lunch you order butter chicken, receive rice, naan and a small salad. But at dinner, you order a protein and it only comes with rice, but you receive a much larger portion, everything else comes separately. But they're more than willing to provide a lunch portion during dinner, and vice versa, just worth keeping in mind.

Overall, this place is quite good. The flavors on my lunch special were both satisfying and…read morearomatic. They offer lunch specials as well as their dinner menu so you are able to get whatever you want. My paneer, ordered medium spicy had a nice kick without being too intense. The garlic naan was as fantastic! The rice was great and the side salad was ok. The lentil soup while tasty was way too expensive for the size. It was a cup size at a big bowl price. I would certainly come back if I was in the area. Customer service was friendly.