Lazeez Tava Fry

Went here the other day for the first time. One of the best halal spots ever. The staff were really kind and nice, super clean environment. Food is really good. Best butter chicken and butter naan I ever had. They give u lots of food, we had lots of left overs. Me and my husband love this place. MashAllah.

Went here the other day with some friends; this place is very clean and the staff is very friendly; we ordered a wide variety of dishes which were all very good; definitely one of the better indian restaurants in the atlanta area; the chili chicken dish was especially very tasty; will come again

I'll never comeback to this place. Although their website they are open 7 days a week. We went on Monday around 16:30 and it was closed. The note at the door was saying that they open at 17:00 on Mondays. We waited until 17:00 stepped out of the car and the guy was outside telling us (sorry we are closed today). I guess they were busy with catering, party, or someting like that. I'll never comeback, it's a basic thing that they update their website or at least their front door note.

One of the best restaurant in town

What a delightful find compared to the myriad of other Southeast Asian restaurants in Atlanta. Clean, well lit, and appointed dining room and extremely personable and professional service. Each item we ordered was excellent and unexpectedly had a distinctive and complex flavor profile: shrimp tava fry, butter chicken, malai kofta, and chicken and rice. Add the amazing naan, lassi, and ras malai for dessert and we consider it the best in town. However, do ask for mild seasonings. Looking forward to multiple future visits to work our way through the menu.

Decent place, well lit and clean. Has room for a lot of people but on a Friday night at 8:30 there were only two tables occupied including ours. We tried their Nihari, butter chicken & Chicken tava fry. Butter chicken was the best I have ever tried, did no have the out of the can flavor and very tasty. Nihari was average but was not made from Shann Masala so a refreshing break, and Chicken tava fry was horrible.... it was bitter, maybe was made with burnt masala and the chicken was well undercooked. We ate less than half of that dish. I would however give good rating to the staff, they were very courteous and service was excellent. The waiter and the water lady were extremely nice. Even the cook came out of the kitchen and inquired about the food. The food is on the spicy side and after reading the reviews we asked for mild and even then it was pretty spicy. Portions are huge and three dishes were more than enough for 4 people. I would go there again and try their bar-bq next time.

I read the 9/18/09 review "Lazeez Tava Fry" in the AJC and double checked via the internet reviews and thought "let's find this place". Even with Mapquest this is not an easy restaurant for you to find. You can't see it from the Jimmy Carter and we passed it twice before we stumbled on it. Hallelujah.... We found it! There is ample parking, YEA, adn restaurant is clean and large. We were one of two couples in the place on a Friday night (8 pm) hum. The waiter saw us right away and had us in a table "“ pronto. However, after the sit down the waiter was, well, slow, It took 12 to 15 minutes to get a cup of Chai Tea.... however, the tea was very good and super hot. We ordered a few appetizers (Shami Kabob and Chicken 65) rice and the chai tea. That is when the fireworks started. Wow. How many ways can you say HOT. All the food (was sooooooooo spicy that you could not enjoy them. This is the hottest food I have tried to eat in years. I told the waiter "Why didn't you tell us that the dishes were so spice?:".... "Sorry, Sir, they can get hot"... That will be $22 please. We paid and left 98% of the food"¦. We couldn't eat it. Maybe, the restaurant has food that doesn't burn the palate but from our experience I would not recommended the "Lazeez Tava Fry" .

i was very disappointed when i visited this restaurant but i just hope they will improve the quality and the freshness of the food they serve.

Visited this establishment based on the favorable reviews here. Yes, the place is ok, the owner and staff are very nice people. They use China, and the Mango Lassi, Chicken 65, Tandoori chicken and Naan were all very good. On the other hand, the 'wet' dishes and Biryani left much to be desired.

Great tasty food. They cook the food fresh once you order. The Chicken Tava fry is really tasty as is the Butter Chicken. The whole wheat(chaki kay aatay) Naan is extremely delicious. The food is server on china and the quantities are large and 2 dishes are good to serve 3 people. Staff is friendly and courteous

Location is pretty good. The inside is nice. Lots of space, and very clean. It took us 45 minutes to get our food but it was worth the wait. The chicken 65 and goat chops tava fry were excellent. The cook and staff are very nice and treat you like family. I would have to say this is my favorite indo-pak restaurant in all of Atlanta.

Best Mango juice I tried ever! friendly staff and great for families with children beautiful design and decoration The best place to dine-in in Atlanta area Warning: This is an Indian restaurant so unless you love spicy food, make sure to ask the chef to be mercy on you like I did :)

Amaazingg Food! Menu has many items not found anywhere else, especially their special Ahemdabadi Tava Fry. Butter Chicken and Malai Kofta is out of this world and the selection of desserts are not the typical ones you find everywhere else. Their 3 in 1 Falooda is a must try as well as their egg pudding! Great burst of flavor in everything, including their sizzling kabobs and chicken tikka!