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 - delicious. Portion sizes - great…read more Price - reasonable. Go forth and enjoy! The lamb was great.

I ordered on Door Dash. This was the blandest Indian food ever. Not spicy at all. I had the lamb…read morebriyani, the chicken 65, and Aloo paratha.

Very limited parking. Street parking or behind the restaurant…read more Very spacious interior and optional outdoor seating. Wait to be seated...went during lunch and that was a little frustrating. Waitstaff was a little irritated with something else. Complimentary appetizer came out. Then samosas. Beautiful presentation, just not as flavorful as I'm use to. Then garlic naan. Oh my gosh! Those were amazing. Curry veggies comes with briyani rice. I ordered mild spice, tasted like no spice. Very filling just wouldn't order again. I would go back for their buffet.

Such a welcoming spot! The servers were incredibly friendly, and you can really feel that cozy,…read morefamily-owned vibe from the moment you walk in. The food was delicious--perfect if you're just starting to explore Indian cuisine. Flavors were well-balanced, not too spicy or overpowering, and everything tasted fresh. The naan was absolutely amazing--soft, warm, and the perfect pairing for every dish. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

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!!

I have been going to Zyka in Decatur since late 1990's. The quality is still very good. The…read moreambiance is no frills with plastic spoons, forks etc. You don't go to Zyka for their ambiance but for their food. Everything I have tried here is excellent. They are all greasy but still yummy. The only dish I have not liked is their nehari. I have had much better Nehari at other restaurants. Hands down the Chicken 65 they serve is the best I have had Chicken 65 all over the US; never found one that can eat Zyka's The staff is friendly and very helpful. They always have a smile on their face.

Unreal biryani. As a take out customer, I was greeted and given my food promptly. I could…read moredefinitely hang out in there at some point as the space is nice enough (and this kind of food is always better eaten on the spot). Reminds me of some of the best halal cart biryani I had in NYC from the carts. The fried onions were perfect, and veggie samosa was spiced just right. Please buy the green sauce. 5/5

First off, the guy who took my order barely understood anything I said. I ordered a gyro with ONLY…read moreAmerican cheese and white (gyro) sauce, and he said they had it. When I got my order, there was no bag--just the gyro and a box of fries. The gyro meat was burnt, it had lettuce and tomato (which I did NOT ask for), no cheese, and they gave me green sauce instead of white. I went back in to fix it, and he told me they don't even have cheese--then tried to remake it and asked AGAIN if I wanted lettuce and tomatoes after I clearly said I didn't. Now I'm stuck with a dry, burnt sandwich. Terrible experience. Don't go here.

They did it again. Masti is the absolute best Indian "Street eats" restaurant in Atlanta metro area…read morehas impressed for the 4th straight time. It is rare to have a fellow chef/cook to be impressed by food. I have spent the last 30 years preparing and creating vegan/vegetarian recipes and when you have done it for so long it is hard to impress me. Masti has impressed me again, again and again. Masti Indian Street Eats in John's Creek, Ga is by far the best at executing Vegetarian Indian Street Food. Do not be put off by the name "Street food". In Indian culture Street Food is a term designated for simple hand held food sold in the streets of busy Indian cities. Masti does it the best. The dishes that I had this time are a tasty surprise. Vada Pav is a potato based veggie patty that has a buttery overtone. Savory and delicious. The best dish of the night is Palak Chat, a dish that excellently combines fried spinach in a cool salad format with a Tamarind dressing. Absolutely delicious. They have freshly made naan bread that is delicious. My wife ate the Chicken Alfredo and she said it the best "alfredo" that she has had. Of courses, it is with a South Indian taste. The saag (spinach) paneer is fresh and IS the best Indian spinach dish in Atlanta metro. The spinach tastes as fresh as the spinach that I have tasted from any farm. Their prices are fair and reasonable. Do yourself a favor and try their food. Excellent area, near movie theaters, Whole Foods, and coffee places so make a day of the experience.

I have been here over 3 times in the past month alone and with family. I have also been to over 8…read moreIndian Restaurants in the area and am very familiar with the cuisine. Masti is great, the Chicken 65 is some of the best I've had, their butter chicken and goat curry are great, kiddos love the chicken momos, and I'm not sure of what dish I'm going to try next. Last visit I had the BollyWood Dosa which was very fun! The interior was clean and I'm looking forward to enjoying the patio in the future. The service was also quite good in providing recommendations and making sure we stayed hydrated.

When the craving hits we usually get momo from the Clarkston area but we recently saw this place on…read moreTikTok and it did not disappoint! If I could give it 6 stars I would! We tried the veggie momo in jhol, chatpatte, chilli chicken momo, veggie chow mein, passion fruit tea. Everything is really really really good and crafted here. It's a tiny cozy place not a huge restaurant. If you're looking to eat something light not too heavy or just a snack this is the place. I came here with a Nepali and they are the best judge of this is good authentic home cooking. Everything was super fresh. My favorite was the chili chicken momo hands down! We will definitely keep coming for pickup in the future.

NEW must-try Momos & Nepali food & Teas…read more Finding and supporting amazing businesses like this are why I exist as a foodie in Metro Atlanta. I am seriously in love with this authentic Nepal style snack house, hidden away in a small strip mall in Tucker. A casual cafe and boba shop, that has some of the most authentic and unique flavors that you will find in Georgia. B&G is a young business that has only been around for nine months now. So, I want to support them and show you all the wonderful food they have to offer. Honestly, I am blown away and cannot say enough praises for this modest business. Hopefully, you can visit and support them as I have. Our community needs more bold and authentic flavors, like this casual and inexpensive Nepalese food. I ordered: 1 Jhol Momo - ⁉ Have you ever tried momos? They are some of the most flavor-packed dumplings that you will ever have. My favorite here is the chicken momo in soup. They are super juicy and addictive. All are handmade with care and perfectly toothsome. Not filled with soup, but in soup. 2 Thukpa - You can choose veg or protien, I chose pork. This massive steaming cup of spicy fire broth and noodles was pure comfort food. 3 Nepali Chowmein - a popular, flavorful Nepalese street food that combines Nepal flavors with Chinese influence and masala spices. 4 Pani Puri - crunchy street food featuring a hollow, crispy fried dough ball (puri) filled with a mixture of spiced potatoes and onions, then you fill them with their house tangy and spicy sauce. 5 Hot Chai - I visited on a cold day, and asked if they had hot chai and they made it off-menu. It is spiced with fresh ginger and cardamom, and not too sweet. 6 Pista Kulfi - Rich, homemade pistachio ice cream, spiced with cardamom. 7 Mango Lassi - Fruit yogurt drink that helps with the heat of the spicy food.

The restaurant is Masala, not Mirch Masala. The owners have changed, and so has the food.read more

A buffet with goat curry? Need I say more?…read more Fine, I guess. $15 buffet with vegan, vegetarian, and meat options. The goat curry was to die for. Friendly staff. Delicious mango lassi. Naan provided during buffet. Full bar. Lots of parking. There. Now, go!