Their Lamb Saagwala with extra white rice is always my go-to and my favorite dish of theirs to get…read morealong with their Korma and Butter Chicken. The naan is soft and delicious too. You can't go wrong with any of their dishes!

Went Friday night, not very busy, excellent server, good service, food was good,…read more I had chicken chettinadu, wife had butter chicken, and both had naan.

Ate here a while back and the food was incredible. Super delicious, quiet and welcoming atmosphere.read more

Very solid Indian food! Mobile orders are timely and service inside is good! Overall a nice…read moreexperience :)

I had just a tasting. I am head over heels for samosas. If I notice an Indian restaurant, that is…read morethe first thing I'll get. Their samosas were pretty good. Perfect dough and great chutney. Love the little takeout bag. The chai was strong. Can't wait to try another dish. Everyone was super nice.

This place is a hidden gem. I always spend the night near…read moreairport when flying home looking for a good meal. I found on Yelp and it did not disappoint. I ordered a hot and asked for the hottest since non Asian they asked me twice. I did get a very spicy meal with soup and loved it. I'll be back. Rick

This has become our families favorite Charlotte-area Indian joint. We have visited about 8-10 times…read morein the past year and have never been disappointed, which is great considering they are the biggest Indian restaurant in the area. Let's begin with the service, which is friendly, helpful and attentive. The cuisine is excellent. They serve both Northern and Southern style and we've tried selections from both. Our go-to dishes are Hyderabadi Chicken Dum Biryani, Butter Chicken, and Chicken Tikka Masala. We also buy a bread basket with a nice mixture of Naan. Again, we've never had anything that wasn't excellent. They also have a varied dessert bar and the entire place is immaculate. It's definitely a Gotta Try!

Fantastic food and large portions! Food was ready quick and reasonably priced…read more Chicken 65 Biryani was awesome! Perfectly cooked rice and a ton of chicken. Will say though, as other have noted, Mild spice was still just a little more than I'd want...wonder if there is a .5 mild option? Chicken Tikka Masala and Butter Chicken were also excellent! Best part? The menu is easy to navigate with plenty of description to help guide choices. They do have a daunting number of choices though! Took a while to filter through it. Only, very minor, complaint is about the website. Very odd order to everything. Just weird... Finally, a great option for Indian food in Mooresville!

This place was great! Highly recommend the food and the service was off the charts. Very clean and…read moregreat atmosphere. This is a most visit for Indian cuisine. Well done guys!

Another good night and dinner. Ordered too much, but it is hard for us to limit the dishes that we…read moreboth like, because Indian food is great for take-away and eating the next day. My favorite is an appetizer that I order as my main: Pitapuram Prawns (18.99). Yummy curry-ish sauce in which are nicely done shrimp, about 10, with green peppers and onions. I can only eat about half of it in the restaurant, so the other half is for the next day. I like it with Bullet Naan ($3.99), which is naan bread sprinkled with a mix of green peppers. Spicy, but delicious. Try it. Wife and I noshed on Gobi (cauliflower) fried or wet ($13.99). Tonight it was in a light sauce and was excellent. These are also good the next day after a tour of the air fryer. This night I had an Indian version of Coke, Thumsup (meaning Taste the Thunder). $3.99. All I tasted was Coke, so no thunder. They were our of Bindi or okra, one of our favorites, coming as a stew. Word of advise: we normally, on a scale of 5, go for spice level 3. We have found that Swadeshi Adda cooks are a bit heavy on the spices, so now go for level 2. You can have no spice and that does not give you the flavor of the item, but level 1 will.

One of the best Indian restaurants in Charlotte. Aahaar is…read morea tucked away little gem in the Blakney shopping center with a casual decor suitable for a solo or family dinner. The staff went above and beyond in taking care of our party. The meal was delicious. It was plentiful and tasted like it came from a home kitchen made with love. We got the thali, gobi manchurian, and onion pakora to share. The portions are bountiful, fresh, and perfectly spiced. Can not wait to return.

I'm so happy to have this restaurant in Charlotte (it's minutes from home, which is even better)…read more We just had their Banana leaf grand feast and it was delicious! Top notch service and hospitality, food served with smiles and pride. Grand feast has 25 items served on a banana leaf in a thali style serving. (Pictures taken were still short of some items.) Each and every item on the banana leaf reminds you of food back home and was tasty. My personal favorites were the paneer, dosa, mung salad, sambhar, puliyogare and kheer. Service for such a feast is no easy feat, and they did a marvelous job in serving food effortlessly and so efficiently. Hats off! They have a loyal customer in us, and we will be back soon. Restaurant seating was changed to accommodate community style feast serving, but place was neat and well maintained. My husband is from Bangalore, so this food hits home for us. So happy to have Aahaar so close by.

So far best Indian food I've had in Charlotte. I would…read moreorder ahead and it'll be hot and ready when you get there. This place is always so busy, but food is always spot on. The naan is Devine. Butter chicken or chicken tikka masala are my current favorites. Five spot but they are beautifying the inside and it seems they are creating room to dive in.

3 out of 5 stars is generous. The best part may have been the service but the food we had was not…read moregood. We bought the aloo gobi and 2 sides. The naan and samosas were typical but the aloo gobi had more of a watery tomato taste than the thicker sauce I was expecting. I could also tell the vegetables didn't marinate long enough as they were almost seasonless and undercooked. Also, the restaurant was simply dirty. Wouldn't recommend this place. I did like how they offer mouth refreshers at the front desk, though (cardamom pods, fennel seeds, cloves, etc)

I found a new favorite Indian restaurant! It's so good, I went back in less than one week and…read morebrought someone else ! The first time, I was with my husband. The restaurant has re-decorated and renamed from the Indian restaurant that was here before. It looks very nice and bright inside with beautiful booths that look as if they have crystals nestled into the black fabric. We started off with the chicken samosa. It was delicious ! It reminded me of having a chicken pot pie inside a crispy, puffed pastry. It was served with a tasty green sauce and a tangy brown sauce to dip in. The next time I came, the waiter brought us their special sauce to dip in, and it was even better. It tasted like spicy cilantro and mint. For entrees, my husband ordered the lamb kabobs. They came out sizzling hot, just like you see the fajita meat at Mexican restaurants. They were very good. I got the lamb chetinadu with rice. I asked for it spicy, but it wasn't quite spicy enough. Even my light-weight husband could eat it... so it was definitely weak. They took it back and fixed it, then it was perfect ! (And an entirely different color- it went from brown to a reddish color). I got the garlic naan bread to go with it, but it was not as thick and fluffy as other places. It reminded me of store-bought naan. My only complaint was their mango lassi. It was served in a plastic cup, not a glass, and was really watered down. I doubt I will buy it again. I like it thick and flavorful. Next we tried 2 of the desserts. The first dessert ras malai topped with sliced almonds reminded me of tres leches, except the spongy "cake" was round balls. It was good. The second was carrot halwa topped with cashews. It was ok. Interesting to try different things. They charge extra for credit card, so pay with cash. Also, closely watch what you are being charged. I was almost charged one dollar more than what was listed on the menu for the dessert. I came back 5 days later with my Indian friend and we both got the Hakka noodles (Indo-Chinese). They were very good ! This may be my go-to order. I must say, the Indo-Chinese noodles are better at Aroma because they put more cabbage and carrots, but this was still very good. That would be my suggestion... to add more veg. and they could be just as good. Lastly I tried their mothu kur laddu for dessert. I really enjoyed it. Note this item said $5 on the menu, but I was charged $6 upon check out. I caught it, and it was corrected. My Indian friend was not impressed with the dessert selection. She said most are likely from a can at the store. I personally don't know any different so to my little American self, it was fine. Overall, I'll probably become a regular here. Thinking about inviting a group to join me next week !

We stopped in today after noticing we were nearby on the map and decided to give it a try -- and…read moreI'm glad we did! We were warmly greeted and seated right away by Joy herself . She's such a lovely, sunny young woman -- incredibly pleasant to talk to and very responsive to all our questions. We started with mango lassis , one for each of us. I also ordered garlic naan , which is one of my favorites. Since the restaurant specializes in kabobs, I decided to try the garlic chicken kabobs , while my husband went with the veal kabobs . The mango lassi was tasty , though I'd suggest serving it in a glass when dining in -- just a small touch that would elevate the experience. We were also provided with water , which was appreciated, especially with dishes that include rice and bread . My husband's veal kabobs and naan arrived first, followed shortly by my garlic chicken kabobs. The naan did not disappoint -- soft, warm, and full of garlicky goodness . My chicken kabobs were flavorful and came out piping hot , a great sign of freshness. One thing to note for future guests: the kabobs are served without sauce, so don't expect a curry-style dish like tikka masala . We had just two small critiques: 1. The rice served was jasmine, which felt a bit dry and underwhelming. Typically, we're used to basmati rice with Indian cuisine, so this was a noticeable difference. 2. The veal kabobs, though well-seasoned, were overcooked and had a chewy texture . To finish off the meal, I ordered the ras malai -- and wow! It was delicious. I even went back for seconds! The establishment itself was clearly recently renovated . You can tell thought was put into the space -- the color palette was fresh and tasteful, and the overall atmosphere was very clean and inviting . It made for a lovely dining experience from start to finish.