Naan 'N Curry

Not hand slaughtered any more. called and verified they say its machine cut now. Unfortunately couldnt find any in duluth area which server hand slaughtered . All are charging premium price and selling machine cut ; what a pity and dishonesty

Their best plate is the chicken 65, which they are famous for. They\'re food in general was more than average for South asian food, but the place inside wasn\'t the best. Very crowded with empty chairs and the employees always busy with something else. But the food was still good. This is a better take out place, which most people do.

The buffet doesn\'t serve Chicken 65,which is the only really good thing there. Their naan is also really good, especially the garlic butter

This is a fine establishment that offers an exceptional variety of food in a relaxed atmosphere. Upon entering, you will most likely be greeted with a friendly "As-Salamu-Alaikum" and if you are urdu speaking, some additional pleasantries will be exchanged. The buffet is laid out in a very neat and orderly setting with all dishes clearly marked. The nihari and paya are about as authentic as can be. All other meat and vege dishes are cooked to perfection and the naan melts in your mouth. You most definitely must try the halwa poori and a cup of chai before you leave. In addition to the fine food and friendly staff, the soothing sound of Bollywood tunes in the background adds to a wonderful family experience.

This restaurant is not in the running for serving award-winning food. But what it does well is serve basic, good-tasting, halal Indo-Pak food consistently and fast. Be warned that wait times for a sit-down dinner may be a few minutes longer than normal, because a large portion of their business (more so than normal) comes from take-outs. Their prices, especially on the early weekdays when they run specials, are low. The ambiance is iffy, so it's not a sit-down place if you're picky about appearances. They seem to have found their niche "“ and I don't mind fitting them into my eating-out schedule every so often.

.Best Sunday brunch in Atlanta.You won't find better tasting Nihari, paya and Haleem.Eveytime we go there on Sunday ,it's packed.Also busiest restaurant in Atl on Sundays.Must try!.

the ambiance is not that great. i waited 40mins for bihari kabob and 2naans. There were only one family there yet it took so long. While waiting for 40min i noticed carpets are a bit messy trash can was full and bathroom was dirty..

Excellent Sunday brunch.Great value for price.Genuine Pakistani taste.

We came here several times with family while visiting the area. The food was really good, but the ambiance and service is just average.

Good food n great service... Halwa puri is the best !

Food with no flavor and very poor service. Dirty Restrooms. Rude owner. Avoid

Dirt place with no customer service. Food was also terrible. Chicken tikka masala was all sauce with just a few chunks of chicken. The kebab were cold inside and were bland, the biryani ditto. If you are looking for less then average food in a dirty environment and bad service then younmay have found your heaven

Chicken65 is the best.They have a great sunday brunch with lot of variety and best timing.we like Halwa Puris......

the food is well but there service is better, the man who works there ( i believe the owner) is very friendly and understanding

prices are good but that is about it.food has no real flavor and very poor service overall.

One of the best Indo-Pak Halal Restaurants in Atlanta. Their Buffet is not the biggest but has a very nice selection and a great taste. If you come during non-buffet times you will get great food made fresh. I suggest Chicken 65, Chicken Tandoori, and Boti Kabob. Their Naan is on of the best i ever had.

I've been to this place a few times, just to get a good idea of what to review it, and my opinion on it is that the overall experience of this place is just a little below average (C-). The food selection is minimal (at about 10 dishes to choose from, or just one buffet bar), and the food variety doesn't change much on a daily basis. For what they have the food tastes ok. They have canned sodas, bottle water, or hot tea (you have to get up and serve yourself), which go for about $1 each. No fountain drinks, sweet teas, or any drinks with refills. The tableware consists of Styrofoam plates, and plastic spoons and forks. The service is poor (the lady at the counter talks on the phone while a bread order is ready for your table, and then she calls you over to pick it up rather than bringing it to you while you sit down to eat. To say this is traditional Paki/Hindi cuisine would be a half truth. The recipes are Hindi, but the people who cook them are Spanish, so the food ends up tasting like an Americanized recipe. For the price though, it's not bad. The only thing keeping me coming back is the price. If I could rate this a 2.5 stars, I would.

Best Bhari Kabob I ever had. Perfect cooked, perfrct ingridient. great taste. you will love that too.

The price is right for lunch buffet $5.99 now, yes Naan is big and fresh. Buffet menu dosent change much but its worth going their 1s or 2s a week. Try their kheema and dhai kaadi.

I rolled up in this place while on a business trip in Duluth. Very courteous owner, fantastic food and very reasonably priced. Their Naan is worth dying for, large and so crisp. Although the chicken biryani could become better, their Nihari and Qeema Palak are surely not be missed! Restrooms were pretty clean too and lots of parking within the plaza.I would certainly go there a second time!

Very cheap weekdays buffet. I go here once a week and the food is done just right. Super tasty and nice service. Great for the price. Highly recommended

Good food cheap prices decent ambiance. They have a $4.99 weekday buffet that has a lof of veg. & non-veg. varieties. For the prices charged you cannot beat this place. My only gripe would be very unclean restrooms but unfortunately this goes hand in hand with most of the desi food places.