Chinese Dhaba

We decided to try Chinese Dhaba with a party of five, and while the food was okay, the overall experience left a lot to be desired. The service definitely needs improvement, and the cleanliness of the restaurant could be better. One major issue was that they forgot one of our dishes. When we brought it up, we said it was fine to just take it off the bill, but they insisted it was coming out soon. Unfortunately, by the time it finally arrived, we had already finished our meal and were ready to leave. It felt like a frustrating and unnecessary wait. Overall, the food was decent, but the lackluster service and cleanliness really took away from the experience.

I tried this restaurant for the first time. I ordered the Hakka Noodles with chicken. I told the cashier that it was my first time visiting them. Maybe I should have asked what is recommended/or a suggestion. This dish was dry and salty but tastes ok.. I received a small container of some type of hot sauce a 1 pack of soy sauce. The price is reasonable and the portion is great. I say try it, and maybe your food selection will be better.

You can’t beat good customer service !!! The mango lassi is delicious !! And the food was great, a treat with a twist on typical cuisine. Very accommodating to different spice level needs. Love it! Also the portions are huge !!

I tried the crispy chili fish. It was so good. The portions were generous and the authentic flavors and spices were so delicious. I already tried the Mango Masti. I want to come back and try everything else on the menu. I met the owner Rashid and he was so kind and humble. Amazing hospitality.

We usually get take out from this location often, and have not had trouble, but today was unforgivable. I found a WORM in my sweet corn soup!! We called the restaurant and informed them of this and I even took a picture of it in my spoon. Needless to say, I won't be going here ever again! If I could give the restaurant zero stars, I definitely would!!!

I came across this restaurant on TikTok and decided to give it a try — but unfortunately, it was a big disappointment. First, the customer service was nonexistent. I mentioned it was my first time there and tried to ask a few questions about the menu, but the staff member seemed uninterested and unwilling to help. Second, I was asked to pay before receiving any food, which felt strange, especially since I was dining in. Third, and most concerning, was the cleanliness. I’ve been to many restaurants, but this one had some of the worst conditions I’ve seen. The floors and tables were noticeably dirty, and to make matters worse, the air conditioning wasn’t working — they had a standing fan running instead, which didn’t help much in the heat. Overall, it was a terrible experience, and I definitely won’t be returning. Based on what I saw, I genuinely believe a food safety inspection is needed to address the hygiene issues.

I'm morthen 5yr this location customer. Day by day service and standard is going to drop. I have a bunch of time, bad experience with the food but I'm ignored. Because community business . Just example Soup like just hot water. finger count your chicken inside. Chicken Manchurian so bad taste bad smell. No cleaning. Lot of time request do best service / increase the quality and standard for food but they don't care about customer opinion. I'm never never come back this location. Hopefully all Chinese dhaba location do the best service and Best quality food for your customers.

We’ve gotten takeout twice and it’s very tasty! The Hakka noodles are great as is the Manchurian entree with tofu!

First visit, so first impressions. When I walked in I saw Chinese food everywhere, but I smelled Indian food. Turns out this is Indian-style Chinese food. Who knew? Veggies cooked, but crunchy. Not overdone. Portions big. Very good, but buyer beware: Spicy is actually spicy. (Which I found refreshing) I had the vegetarian Chili Garlic Noodles and vegetarian Hot Sour Soup. Portions big. Did not finish either. Both were spicy, especially the soup. I loved both. Wife had General Tso's Chicken. Looked more like Orange Chicken (lots o' sauce), but tasted good. There are non-spicy menu items, we just didn't happen to order any. My Korean wife found it all too spicy. I like heat, so I didn't. Ambience? No. Not really. A bit of a strip-mall hole in the wall, but if you don't need ambience, the food is good. Service. Not unfriendly, just all business. Quick.

I am going for a solid 4. It is good Chinese Asian fusion strip mall food. I really liked the hot and spicy pepper steak dish. Haven't tasted that in a while. Prices are good. Basic setting in global mall. I have also been to the Duluth location as well. Service is pretty basic, counter service. I would go again.

Excellent food, I wish it was an actual restaurant and not just a kitchen. General Tso's chicken and fried rice was superb.

The Chicken 65 and veggie noodles are my favorite. The service is always good along with the cleanliness of the restaurant.

The food here is amazing! You will not regret ordering from here. The staff is also really welcoming and kind. I come here at least once a week. Thank you Chinese Dhaba!

Visited the first week of January.. The food is more Indian than Chinese (in terms of spices) but the food is a fusion of both cuisines. I thought it was alright but my family seemed to love it... What I REALLY HATED was when we were leaving the restaurant, 2 desi morons who were waiting for their to-go order were 7ft from the entrance, leaning comfortably against the rail, smoking cigarettes and spitting in the vicinity of patrons exiting or entering.. I was so very close to barking something but I had just arrived to GA. Do something about that...Not a good look, Mr. Dhaba!

The only thing you'll regret is that you did not order two entrees! This place is quaint, welcoming, and smells like a slice of heaven. My food was perfectly seasoned, wonderfully spiced, and the cost was more than reasonable. Please come and enjoy Chinese Food with an Indian Twist!!! I love this place

The wait time was very short, the food tasted savory and was cooked thoroughly. You could taste the pop of all the flavors. The store was filled with a very aromatic and welcoming.

I had my doubts about this place due to the reviews I had read. However, the meal was insanely fantastic, and I'm not sure what else the Lord had blessed this restaurant with. Sincerely, I was afraid I might be ripped off, but this restaurant was like gastronomic nirvana. The atmosphere has a really fresh yet spicy smell, which I think is appropriate given that food is definitely prepared here. The service was excellent and it was clean. The teenage girl who worked as the waitress was really friendly. That was the icing on the cake; in addition to the delicious cuisine, I'm grateful for the excellent treatment. This place is amazing. Excellent, 10 out of 10.

Location is inside the Global Mall. It's a super casual stall. I ordered the chicken 65. You can see they added a lot of seasoning to their food like curry leaves, onions, and jalapeños. Only giving four starts because I only tried that one dish. I would definitely come back to try more items on their menu!

My mom recommended this place to me so we went together and got some chicken 65 and gobi Manchurian! The manager and staff were super nice helping us figure out exactly what we wanted when we had a bunch of questions. Everything tasted amazing. We had some left overs for the next day and usually leftovers don't taste as good but both dishes preserved well and tasted amazing the next day! Also there was a coupon on Yelp and we got 10 percent off. I definitely recommend this place!

Ordered fried rice and chicken spring rolls through Uber eats. The chicken spring rolls were small and spicier than I prefer. I did not care for the fried rice. The meat in it did not taste good. The shrimp tasted good. Would not order fried rice here again

Chinese Dhaba as the names suggests is an indo Chinese fusion fast food restaurant. "Dhaba" in India is "tapas" or street food! And that is really what you get here. It's what you expect. Nothing more nothing less! Prices of everything on their menu are mostly $10 or lower. Which is very reasonable. I ordered the chili garlic noodles which costed about $9 with tax and the quantity can feed 2 easily! The crispy chili shrimp was spicy and had a good kick to it! Ordered their bullet chicken too, but I felt the base of the masalas were the same and didn't find it as good as the shrimp! Please note that the shrimp comes tail on. Showed my Yelp for the 10% checkin discount. The manager wasn't exactly aware of this promotion and it took a while for them to process it but they finally gave it. Finding parking was super easy at this location and there are many stores and multi cuisine restaurants in the same area!

Thanks to my wax technician (don't ask) and my Pakistani bestie, I found Chinese Dhaba in Duluth. I had eaten it as takeout before. Even so, I hadn't known exactly what was ordered and what my favorite dishes were called, but my friend made sure I ordered the bullet chicken. This was first experience eating Indo-Chinese food and I'm loving it. The restaurant interior was a bit dark and drab. It was empty aside from some people getting to-go orders. Seems like the popular thing to do - I wish there was a location in Dunwoody or the surrounding area that I could do the same! We walked up to the register and ordered the bullet chicken and a dessert, too. And my God, the chicken was so good. It was like a better version of sweet and sour or orange chicken once it's been drenched in sauce. The marinated fried chicken was delicious and went well with rice. We literally ate every onion and piece of chicken on the platter. My friend also ordered a dessert, the Shahi Falooda - I'm not sure I was a fan. It was some sort of sweet condensed milk dessert with glass noodle (vermicelli) soaking in the melted ice cream mixture. The slimy al dente consistency and the sickly sweet rose syrup on time was a bit much. The nuts were a nice touch - but not enough to turn my perspective on the "treat". Would not recommend... BUT YES GET THE BULLET CHICKEN OMG I probably could eat that everyday if I could...

Had the lunch special Chicken Manchurian Sauce and it was delicious! This place never disappoints with fast service and friendly staff on top of yummy dishes. Highly recommend.

I took advantage of a Grubhub "perk" that offered $10 off if you ordered more than $30 worth of food. Since I live in a "very difficult to locate specific buildings" apartment community, I chose to go take a ride and pick up my meal. It was about a 10 minute drive from where I live, and having moved here recently it was nice to see other parts of the area that I have not yet been to. I ordered some items that I normally wouldn't order, to try them- as well as some classic Chinese dishes that I enjoy to make sure I was going to be happy. This is a very unique concept, one that mashes up what is considered mainstream Chinese here in the US with a SE Asian flair and spice. Starters: 1) Chicken Samosas- they gave me an extra one so bonus points there. These aren't your typical deep fried crunchy cone shaped samosas, I think this was more phyllo dough triangles wrapped with cilantro, chicken, and other spices. My order came with several sides of different sauces- I'm sure one of them was for this dish because it was a little dry. Still, quite tasty. 2) Cheese Corn bites- There is 8 to an order, and these are like the shape of a gumball. They were fried well done, so crunchy on the outside and creamy and cheesy on the inside. I wish they were larger, so the textural juxtaposition (Bonus big word used here...) would be more apparent. But these are delicious. Also, unsure if any sauce was to be used with this but it's pretty good on its own. 3) Sweet Corn and Chicken Soup. I got the 24 oz, it came in a paper container with a plastic lid which was actually surprising. I like the idea of recyclable packaging, and there was no leakage or spillage. The soup was good, salty and got its thickness from most likely a cornstarch slurry. Plenty in the 24 oz size, so I had leftovers. 4) Crispy Chili baby corn- this was something that I never would have expected to order, but I went for it and it was a healthy portion for sure. Every dish came with spice instructions. I generally think I can handle spice (this is a more recent development with my palette lately) but medium spicy is pretty HOT. I ate a few of these (they are bite sized pieces, not full baby corn like in the movie "what about Bob" with Bill Murray) and I was needing some spice relief quickly. I drank a ton of water, which was more indicative of the spice vs the salt level (I think). Plenty large enough to share with more than one person. 5) Dry Chicken Bullet- I thought this would basically be like popcorn chicken, and it was pretty much the same type of look as the item above (Baby corn). The only way to tell the difference is to pop one in your pie hole. Also, the spice level at Medium Spicy was HOT...I saved most of this dish also, as it's just me and I didn't want to overindulge. My eyes were bigger than my stomach over the weekend apparently. 6) Curry Fried Rice- I went with beef as my protein and it resulted in a $1 upcharge, but since my final dish I chose chicken because I wanted to mix it up a bit. This is a large portion, and these are not small chunks of beef in the dish. Larger pieces that many people would choose to cut further before eating because they are not bite sized. This is a robust dish- also chose Medium Spicy but expected this to be hot and it was perfect. Over time, I have become more adventurous when it comes to curry as I want to understand the different types and styles from country to country- this rice was pretty dry, it wasn't like using your standard Asian or jasmine type stickier rice. Just a point of reference. 7) Garlic Fried Noodles: these noodles I chose chicken to mix it up. Also a very healthy portion and resulted in a TON of leftovers. The noodles are very thin, almost like you would expect with a Singapore Rice noodle type dish. This was also pretty hot at medium spicy, so I will be sure to play around with my levels if I order another time here. Tasty dish, but on the dry side as well. The restaurant wasn't busy as they don't offer dining in at this time. Looked very clean, and they were ready with my food within minutes of my arrival. I would say that not knowing what kind of sauce goes where was a little confusing, but that's not a deal breaker for me. Overall, the spiciness of the food may drive some folks away- but I would start with mild or just above mild and see how that treats you before you go all gangster with Medium Spicy and burn your taste buds out. If you like Spicy- this is a place for you. Unique and different flavors, I like their concept and apparently I'm not the only one since they have 4 locations. My fridge is FULL of leftovers, so I expect I'll either be eating this for the next week or so- or I'll just give it my best shot and then move on. Apologies for not having any photos for this review. When I picked it up, it took me about 20 minutes to get home (Made a quick stop at a gas station) and then by the time I got home some was soggy. WORTH TRYING! USE THE DISCOUNT-

My daughter brought me down here craving the noodles, chicken chili and rice. Just down Breckinridge towards pleasant hill, is a little ethnic small 2 building strip mall. Chinese Dhaba is an Indian Chinese place in the center and a place she loves. This is the real deal! Chili paste on the table, cold drinks in the cooler, this is a stand and order to go or eat in. No booze which is ok For a spicy fix, this was great food at a good price. Served on paper plates- the thick ones- we had a beef entree , pile of white rice and chicken chili in a bowl that was delicious. She really came for the noodles. Spicy chicken, excellent texture, a lot of food. She was sooo happy and we sat and talked and could barely make a dent and ended up taking 2 plates home. Simple, good food, nothing special or fancy, just the real deal. Cant wait to get a spicy curry next visit but will be back for sure. Nice owner and enjoyable quiet evening meal . I was happy she was so happy but loved every bite! In a rush, get to go or pick a table and have water ready if you opt for hot. Hot can be hot!! Really a treat. Highly recommend you try his out. Doesn't look like much but we go for the food here not the decor and real plates. Really good!!

Went there and ordered some takeout. I ordered the garlic noodles with chicken and garlic potatoes in hot dressing. Now the potatoes are french fries in the most delicious spicy and addictive sauce. Price is amazing for what you get and it is very satisfying. But reason why I gave a 4 star is simply because I ordered my noodles with chicken and I was given a vegetarian one after paying for the chicken. And that my friends is a no no in my book. But it was still very delicious and I will definitely go back here but will not leave without making sure I got what I paid for.

Such good food and really good service, nice people working there every time! The food is truly incredible, so much flavor.

It's a good place for Indian Chinese. We like cauliflower Manchuria, it's hot and spicy! Does not come with rice. You can always do a side of steamed rice and it is very satisfying. Bit on the oily side can ask them to make it less oily in the future. Forgot to add if they add ojino Moto! It's better to check. Have tried their faluda once. Was toooo sweet!

I arrived at the restaurant for a pickup and there was no record of my order. My receipt clearly stated that I was at the correct location, and after several minutes the staff confirmed with someone on the phone that they could prepare my food. We order Mongolian Beef, Chicken Lo Mein, House Fried Rice, and Sweet Corn Soup. The food lacked flavor and the quality was simply poor.

Soggy food, questionable meats, I guess I'm not a fan of the fusion. I'd rather eat one or the other tbh

I've been dying to try food from here because the menu looks so delicious. I got the triple Szechuan with chicken. Regrettably I was unimpressed. The dish was so soupy and lacked flavor. It was supposed to be spicy and had some peppers in it but the taste just was not there. They give you a little bag of wontons to sprinkle on top I guess for texture bit it wasn't enough. I really didn't not like this dish. There were some kind of thin noodles in it. Hubby said his was okay but he thought it was going to be spicer and more a more complex flavor profile. Hubby also got the chicken samosas and these were not good either and I LOVE samosas. They were bland and the meat was super diced up. We had the spicy cauliflower appetizer and although the presentation was rough, it tasted really good and was seasoned well. My daughter's veggie lo mein was good but it's hard to mess that dish up. Spring rolls were okay. I would love to give them another chance because so many things on the menu sound so good but I'd stay away from the triple Szechuan and chicken samosas. I want to try the spicy meatballs.

Great food good quality! Would of given it 5 stars but they are expensive.

Legit Indian/Chin option around the area; ginger and cardamom hits subtly when you want that fresh spiciness added on that traditional American Chin flavor. Very good chix lollipops - remind you of the Korean fried chix with Chin fusion taste added. Wil return. Yee Hee!!

Food was ok, customer service during my order was worse. Lady at the register was curt, didn't provide any napkins or utensils and went straight to the back. When I called out for her she never answered. I had to help myself to the drink , napkins and utensils. The food is ok but don't expect anything great.

fu·sion /fyooZHn/ noun 1. the process or result of joining two or more things together to form a single entity Chinese Dhaba is an ACTUAL Asian Fusion restaurant, as opposed to the "all you can Asian" places in Atlanta that are called fusion simply because you can get sushi and egg drop soup with your Pad Thai. Chinese Dhaba does a great job bringing Indian flavors to Chinese style dishes. Born out of necessity by entrepreneurs opening Chinese restaurants in India, this cuisine fills an awesome space in the Atlanta food scene. Lip smacking, chili garlic Hakka noodles are a must try here. Gobi Manchurian is an awesome crispy, saucy cauliflower dish and a great go to as well. Many vegetarian and non vegetarian appetizers, soups, rice and noodle dishes, and entrees to choose from. Service is order at the counter with styrofoam plates, no fancy date nights here, but a great place for lunch, groups or casual eating. Can't figure out what to eat? Eat here!

I am addicted to crispy chill shrimp here , it's worth to drive 50 minutes for this amazing unique food ! My daughter left her bag here & next morning she had to fly .. however they found her bag next morning on the chair when they open the store & saved it for us . My five star is based on the food quality but I wanted a share a great employee ethic story too !

Consistently good comfort food at Chinese Dhaba! And very reasonable prices. My family's favorite indo-chinese takeout place. This time we tried the mango masti appetizer....highly recommended! A little sweet n spicy, it was the perfect complement to the rest of our spicy food. Chunks of deep fried paneer with mango slices, onions and other veggies in a yummy sauce. We'll be coming back for more!

Ordering my food from Duluth location more than 10 years never had any problems with my order, looks like either management changed or the employee change my ordered got mixed up being vegetarian I got chicken at the pick up I did make sure that I was getting all correct , came home and opened my food around dinner time my food contain chicken was not able to eat my dinner and cannot go back and have it changed... For take out order make sure you are getting what you have ordered ,not happy with new employee's attitude

Chinese Dhaba is my family's favorite Sunday lunch spot. We come here at least once a month. If you're a lover of Indian Chinese, Chinese Dhaba is the place to go. This is one is also a great location compared to the one at Global Mall. It's a more intimate and comfortable atmosphere. It's in the plaza on Breckinridge Rd and Old Norcross Rd that has a bunch of Indian stores, ranging from Indian/Pakistani clothing stores to Indian /Pakistani grocery stores. There's plenty of parking in the area. The restaurant is small, but it's very nicely decorated and it's very clean. We always have a big group of people whenever we go. They are consistently helpful by making a enough room for us to sit each time we go. So at Chinese Dhaba, you always order at the cash register. And then you grab a seat and they'll bring the food to you. You pay at the cash register when you're finished. So it's not a sit down, fancy type of restaurant. We always order Lollipop Chicken, Bullet Chicken, Pepper Steak, Chicken or Shrimp Spicy Schezuan Fried Rice, Hakka Noodles, and Veggie Manchurian. White rice comes with some of the dishes. I will say that the only thing I don't love about Chinese Dhaba is that that they tend to use the SAME sauce on everything they cook, minus the Pepper Steak and Veggie Manchurian Balls. It's a great flavor, but I wish they were more creative.l with their dishes. My favorite dish is the Pepper Steak. It seriously is so good with some white rice. They have this jalapeño chili blend that I love to eat with it. I'm a lover of all things spice, so give me all the spice! The staff there is always very kind to us. I also think that prices here are very reasonable. There is always a large portion of food and we aren't ever able to finish it all. So it's a good bang for your buck. Seriously, the only downside is that I don't like the sauces being used in most dishes. However, the food is really good! Remember that Indian style Chinese food is different. So if you're wanting actual Chinese food, you're NOT getting that here. Check it out if you're ever in the area.

Love the fried rice here. Very fresh and the shrimp even seem deveined, which is rare!

This is the first time I order from this restaurant as I don't live in the area and was just passing by. Everything we ordered was spiced to perfection, simply delicious. The portions are huge, and the 1/2 fried rice that comes with each dish can be shared. One of the items was an appetizer, but it was as much as the entree. We will come back for more if we ever come this way again. I will recommend to my friends.

Stopped by based on the good reviews. It was...OK. The service was good and the food was ready in a very timely fashion. I went around 5PM and the restaurant was empty so I expected the food to come out quickly. Some items are a better value than others. The Chicken Spring Samosas were $3 for 3. They were filled with minced spicy chicken and onions. Rather tasty and a good value. The soups come in various sizes. I tried the Manchow Soup w/ chicken. It was $3 for the small. The cup is about 1/2 the size of a small at typical Chinese restaurants so I felt this was a bit expensive. The entrees are listed as appetizers so don't go crazy ordering a bunch of "appetizers." I got the Mango Matsi w/ Chicken ($7.50). Tastes like sweet & sour chicken w/ mango and a bit of chili peppers. Not very spicy compared to the Manchow Soup. The Mango Matsi was served with a side of steamed white rice. Unfortunately, the rice was old and dry. The curry fried rice ($7.50) was a surprise. It was made with basmati rice which made it a bit more aromatic. The vegetarian option was made with green bell peppers, onions, carrots, and cabbage. If I was in the neighborhood and wanted something like this, I would try it again but I definitely would not go out of my way for this.

I had to stop eating to write this review. This place is BOMB! The food is fresh! The food is delicious! The Asian/Indian twist is genius! My boyfriend and I are very impressed. Ok bye now! Back to my food!

Straight up nasty it just plain taste bad.

Once upon a time, at the crossroads of Old Norcross Rd and Breckenridge Blvd, there was a tasty collision between Indian cuisine and Chinese cuisine. As a result Chinese Dhaba was born!!! A fusion of tasty proportions that brings an awesome variation on Chinese food, by making it SPICY!!! Now this is some real deal spicy goodness I am talking about. If you are tired of eating the same old mediocre Indian/Pakistani food served by the surrounding redtaurants like Asmas Cuisine and Naan Curry then give this place a chance. It would get your taste buds burning, and that is a good thing. Feel free to ask for extra spicy sauces if you are feeling adventurous. But you have been WARNED!!! My experience here includes Curry Chicken Fried Rice (7.25$) made extra spicy and extra good and the Spicy 6 peice Chicken Kabab for 3.00$ bucks. To be honest both of the items were great tasting and bought something new to the plate. Serving amounts were good and service was Good and was Fast!! So people, give yourself something NEW TO CHEW ON and give this place a shot. Carpe diem with your taste buds good people.

I went to Chinese Dhaba for the second time yesterday, wanting to introduce an American friend to the concept of a Indian Chinese. We ordered the Hakka noodles with chicken, Chile chicken (comes with rice), and split a mango lassi. Lassi as always was nice.The issue was that the Chile chicken and Hakka noodles were severely lacking in actual chicken. The flavors were on point, and it's a decent approximation if the real thing back home, but spending around $20 and getting a basically vegetarian dish was sort of a let down. Also, I was assuming the Hakka noodles would be the traditional crispy noodles, but they came out more like spicy lo mein. I can't fault them for that, though. Either way, not bad to get your fix on Indian Chinese, but nothing to write home about.

If you love spicy food and chicken you need to come in and get the bullet chicken and chicken sixty five. Bullet chicken is served with finely minced onion and peppers as well as an amazing blend of spices and a side of rice. Can't speak for the other dishes as those are the main ones I get every time and they are always tasty. Sometimes we eat in however all utensils and plates are disposal so usually we will call for carryout. Bullet chicken is my favorite thing here and could eat it for days. I prefer this location to the Norcross one as the Norcross locations veggies were cut different and had a slightly different taste. Still good but prefer this location.

Amazing! We eat it at all locations! Spicy haka noodles are the best! And sweet and sour soup!

Rarely would I repeat visiting a restaurant when there are some many options in Atlanta, but this place is awesome. The food is delicious and fresh, the service impeccable and clean. We all tried different items form the menu and they were all great!

The food is ALWAYS perfect. Pepper steak is the best I have ever eaten. Spoiled it for other restaurants pepper steak. I won't eat any other. They also make an awesome Szechuan lo mein. I recommend them highly

Excellent indian spicy chinese cusine. I love their self service idea. This restaurant help me to remembered my college days in Pune.

Staff was nice but we won't be back. We ordered Szechuan and Garlic Pepper entree dishes. Food was served way too hot; all plates, utensils, etc are disposable and wasteful; and even though both dishes had same spicy level insignia on the menu, the Garlic Pepper was intolerably spicy. We couldn't eat the food and had to take it to go because of the insanely high temperature. They were nice about it and offered a couple free drinks, though.

Food is delicious I also love the spices they use. I've been coming here for lunch almost every day now. They have daily lunch specials which are not over $8. And you get an egg roll or soup.

This place has horrible customer service just as it does food! First, I ordered chicken wings and vegetable fried rice. The chicken wings were soggy and not cooked through along with that you don't get what you pay for. I was missing the cabbage that went with the chicken wings. Second , the fried rice was BLAND Very UNTASTEFUL. I called to inquire about a refund and they told me they didn't do refunds. Which was not listed anywhere in their facility. They also informed me since we ordered vegetable fried rice that's why it's bland we should of ordered a different fried rice. FIRST & LAST TIME HERE!

This was my second time here and this time I ordered the Indian spiced General Tso's Chicken, veg rolls, garlic rice and garlic hot chicken. To go from this place the staff were very nice and answered any questions I had about the menu. It took about 15 minutes to come out so no need to call ahead. Normally we order a lot more but it has been a long time we did not know if it had the same taste as before. The food was awesome and everyone enjoyed it all so next time we come this is going to be our first stop in ATL. They also sell desserts that I have not yet tried but I will very soon.

My husband and I freaking love Chinese Dhaba. It's delicious as fuck, for real! My favorite go to is the Manchurian Dry Gobi as a starter. If you don't know what that is, you're seriously missing out on life. Then for the meal I love the Chili Sauce with Chicken - yum! As for the service, it's more of a take out place but there is plenty of room to dine in. It's just not fancy or anything. They are always pleasant and they never mess my order up, which hella counts when you don't find out until you're home so that's definitely a plus. We probably order take out from here maybe 2-3 times a month. When we call in the order, they give us a time of about 10-20 mins usually. And guess what, they aren't lying. Your food is waiting for you when you get there. The servings are more than enough and you aren't hungry in like 20 mins like with American Chinese food. This definitely puts a nice spin on Chinese/Indian fusion food.

Ordered the Indian spiced General Tso's Chicken to go from this place on a weekend. The staff were very nice and answered any questions I had about the menu. It took about 10 minutes to come out so no need to call ahead. Normally GTC is not the dish I go for but chicken is something everyone at the office can sample so that was what I went with. From a flavor perspective this is not your usual GTC. It's got a very fruity and tart front with a good pepper burn on the finish. If you're tired of corner fast food Chinese, this place will help bring your interest back.

We have been to their other location in Global mall and loved the food there. We (group of 6) came here damn hungry around 8.45 pm after a long day of outdoor activities. The first bad sign was no one in the restaurant. We ignored it and went ahead with ordering. Got sweet corn chicken soup and 10 entrees. Soup was good and we were very excited for the main course. The whole order came in less than 10 minutes. That was the second bad sign. The chilly garlic noodles were half cooked. Garlic fried rice was too salty to eat. Only chilli chicken was good. The white rice had a plastic taste and we didn't eat that. We let owner know about the salty garlic fried rice and he promptly took it back and didn't charge us. Overall, we threw away more than half the food and left there hungry. Never going back.