Overall good selection of Indian grocery, fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have a pure vegetarian restaurant inside called Rajulas kitchen. During summer you can find fresh mangoes too. Best part you can find Desi version Pizza, like Paneer Tikka Pizza. They also have a live Pani Puri counter and great Indian chinese food.
Honest Restaurant in Suwanee is an excellent spot for Indian snacks, thalis, and even Chinese food – everything we tried was flavorful and satisfying.
It’s a great place for a quick bite, but there are a few areas for improvement. The space feels a bit tight, and cleanliness could be better. The use of plastic cutlery takes away from the overall experience, making it feel less premium.
That said, the food quality and variety make it worth a visit. It would be amazing to see a more upscale, luxury version of this place in the future – it has so much potential!
The Yellow Chilli of Georgia is one of our favorite spots, and we visit often! The service is consistently excellent, with the warm and friendly hosts always making us feel right at home. The food never disappoints – always flavorful and beautifully presented – and the ambience adds a lovely touch to the overall experience. One thing we’d love to see is a non-spicy menu option for kids, which would make it even better for families like ours. It’s always a pleasure dining here, and we can’t wait for our next visit!
ATL Pakka Local is a fantastic spot for late-night Indian food, especially since it’s one of the few places open past 9:30 PM.
We enjoyed their Chinese dishes and Indian curries, both of which were flavorful and satisfying.
However, the cleanliness of the place could use some improvement to elevate the overall dining experience. It would also be great to see a healthy menu option for kids, which would make it more family-friendly.
Overall, it’s a good choice for a late-night craving, and with a bit of fine-tuning, it has the potential to be even better!
Jay Bhavani in Suwanee has potential, but there are several areas that need improvement to truly shine.
During my last visit, I tried their Maggi, Falooda, and the Pani Puri from the outdoor counter. The Maggi was average and overly spicy, while the Falooda was quite good but left room for refinement.
The Pani Puri experience, however, missed the mark. The charm of Pani Puri in India lies in the interactive and engaging service style, which was lacking here. Elevating the experience could make a big difference.
The overall cleanliness of the place needs attention, and the staff could benefit from more maturity and enthusiasm. Right now, it feels like they’re just going through the motions, which affects the dining experience.
This place has potential, but it’s clear that the owners need to invest more effort to bring it to life. I’d love to revisit and try more dishes in the future, hopefully with noticeable improvements.
Amit Gupta
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Overall good selection of Indian grocery, fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have a pure vegetarian restaurant inside called Rajulas kitchen. During summer you can find fresh mangoes too. Best part you can find Desi version Pizza, like Paneer Tikka Pizza. They also have a live Pani Puri counter and great Indian chinese food.
Honest Restaurant in Suwanee is an excellent spot for Indian snacks, thalis, and even Chinese food – everything we tried was flavorful and satisfying.
It’s a great place for a quick bite, but there are a few areas for improvement. The space feels a bit tight, and cleanliness could be better. The use of plastic cutlery takes away from the overall experience, making it feel less premium.
That said, the food quality and variety make it worth a visit. It would be amazing to see a more upscale, luxury version of this place in the future – it has so much potential!
The Yellow Chilli of Georgia is one of our favorite spots, and we visit often! The service is consistently excellent, with the warm and friendly hosts always making us feel right at home. The food never disappoints – always flavorful and beautifully presented – and the ambience adds a lovely touch to the overall experience. One thing we’d love to see is a non-spicy menu option for kids, which would make it even better for families like ours. It’s always a pleasure dining here, and we can’t wait for our next visit!
ATL Pakka Local is a fantastic spot for late-night Indian food, especially since it’s one of the few places open past 9:30 PM.
We enjoyed their Chinese dishes and Indian curries, both of which were flavorful and satisfying.
However, the cleanliness of the place could use some improvement to elevate the overall dining experience. It would also be great to see a healthy menu option for kids, which would make it more family-friendly.
Overall, it’s a good choice for a late-night craving, and with a bit of fine-tuning, it has the potential to be even better!
Jay Bhavani in Suwanee has potential, but there are several areas that need improvement to truly shine.
During my last visit, I tried their Maggi, Falooda, and the Pani Puri from the outdoor counter. The Maggi was average and overly spicy, while the Falooda was quite good but left room for refinement.
The Pani Puri experience, however, missed the mark. The charm of Pani Puri in India lies in the interactive and engaging service style, which was lacking here. Elevating the experience could make a big difference.
The overall cleanliness of the place needs attention, and the staff could benefit from more maturity and enthusiasm. Right now, it feels like they’re just going through the motions, which affects the dining experience.
This place has potential, but it’s clear that the owners need to invest more effort to bring it to life. I’d love to revisit and try more dishes in the future, hopefully with noticeable improvements.