Himalayas Indian Restaurant

Stopped by after work today & the young man at the register was very friendly, patient, & helped me decide what meal i wanted. This was my 1st visit here & I will return whenever my train route ends in this area. The Chicken Biriyani is so good & the portion is falling out of my container. Wow, great place to stop for the price, portion, & taste. This is the best Chicken Biriyani I've ever had. I was stuck between this and the chicken tandoori. I think I chose wisely 😎😎💯💯

The fried assorted veggies are just a 3. The batter is soft and good texture cooked just right it is unseasoned ☹️. I had to eat it with the chutney. The roti was fine. The gobi manchurian needs help the sauce tastes like it came out of a jar. Overall the food lacked the unique fair and taste of Indian food. The quality of the food was fine it is missing the unique Indian spices. The outside dining area is pretty.

This place was great. From the food to the service. Everything was delicious. I would definitely come back.

Went to Himalaya’s for Sunday brunch. It was as amazing as their usual menu. I got the Bombay Smash Bagel and it was 11/10. So good. I will be back as soon as possible.

The staff was nice and the service was good too. We didn’t like the food as it didn’t taste like Indian food. The Rohan josh had more of tomato based gravy and lacked the Indian flavors. They didn’t had lamb appetizer we asked for so we changed it to shish kabob which also lacked in Indian taste and flavor. The garlic naan was good and the quantity of rice which comes with entree was also good.Their mango lassi was good too. We would try other Indian restaurants over this.

The staff are really nice and the food was good, but not amazing. The garlic naan was really good. The sampler appetizer wasn't great. The food was dry and didn't seem fresh. The chana masala and tofu curry were good but not the flavors I'm used to for those dishes. They were more tomato based and not very flavorful. Maybe it's because we got mild. I would go again and try different dishes but there are so many amazing Indian restaurants around that I would choose first.

I had the pleasure of enjoying lunch at this restaurant today and had excellent service. They were so attentive. The food was delicious and the perfect amount of spice. It was a great value and I look forward to coming back when I am next in the area!

Nice hidden gem in downtown Chamblee. We came around 9pm on the Thursday. We walked down the strip of restaurants and this was the only place still serving food. The menu is huge and neither one of us is familiar with the names of many Indian dishes so we asked the servers for their recommendations. They recommended two dishes. We got a lamb curry and another lamb dish. Both came with Naan and rice. We enjoyed both dishes. I liked the curry more but my friend liked the other lamb dish more. We both loved the Naan. We tired half garlic and half Cheese. We would definitely go back. We spent about $25 each (including tip).

So tasty and very generous portions! We had the chicken curry, the Karahi chicken and the appetizer portion of Chana with Naan. All of it very good.

Such a welcoming spot! The servers were incredibly friendly, and you can really feel that cozy, family-owned vibe from the moment you walk in. The food was delicious--perfect if you're just starting to explore Indian cuisine. Flavors were well-balanced, not too spicy or overpowering, and everything tasted fresh. The naan was absolutely amazing--soft, warm, and the perfect pairing for every dish. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

Himalayas Indian Restaurant is without question the best restaurant in the area. Authentic and very flavorful, plentiful portions and superb quality. Moise is the most amazing person and so friendly. The Shrimp Bhuna, the Chicken 65, Tikka masala, the Saag paneer, mulligatawny soup and garlic naan. Wow. Amazing.

It was ok till I realized they had roaches.... We got our food to go and once I got home a roach jumped out the bag.... Also I had to go inside to pay me and my boyfriend's tab, since I was treating him that night. The owner was talking to everyone at the bar and was very loud and made it seem like it was a problem that I wasn't the one paying instead of my boyfriend. Very embarrassing& uncomfortable. Wouldn't return....

This is our favorite Indian restaurant ; they prepare the most delicious Indian food in metro Atlanta. The salmon dish is huge and laced with onions; yum! The portion sizes are enough for two people.

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but what happened to me here was genuinely frightening and should be taken seriously by management and potential customers. I ordered a Taj Mahal beer with my meal, and it was served in a glass alongside the bottle--as is typical. I drank most of the beer from the glass without knowing what was to come. However, when I went to pour the remaining beer from the bottle into the glass, I noticed something alarming: the neck of the bottle was broken, with large, jagged shards of glass missing from the rim. When I brought this to the staff's attention, they admitted they knew the bottle was broken when they served it to me. Even more disturbing, they had placed the bottle cap back on top--presumably to hide the damage and make it less noticeable. They told me they thought it was "okay" to serve anyway. That response absolutely shocked me. This wasn't a small chip--it was obvious, sharp, and incredibly dangerous. I was genuinely terrified that I might have unknowingly consumed broken glass. I've attached photos of the broken bottle for reference. This goes beyond poor judgment--this is a major safety violation. I sincerely hope management steps in immediately and ensures staff are properly trained on basic food and beverage safety. Serving a broken glass bottle--knowingly--is unacceptable and reckless.

The staff were very friendly and the food was on point. Their hot levels were true to form

Food was great along with great customer service. Great location in Chamblee area. A-lot of food given for the main dishes which is great for leftovers. My husband & I shared one of the main chicken dishes for lunch & we still left with a-lot of leftovers.

We came here for lunch on a Thursday right before they closed down for the afternoon. The staff was very friendly and our water was very attentive. We ordered the chicken 65 and two beef samosas for an appetizer. The chicken 65 was a bit dry and the external shell was crunchy. I was disappointed in the chicken 65 and it wasn't hot at all even though it had the coloring of a normal chicken 65. The samosas were also a bit dry on the inside but the sauces they brought out helped with that. I probably wouldn't get an appetizer next time I go. The stars here were the garlic naan bread and the lamb vindaloo which were cooked to absolute perfection and so delicious. The lamb was tender, very well seasoned and spicy. The rice that came with the dish was great and went well with the lamb vindaloo. I would definitely return for it.

Wow I'm not sure how this place only has 3.8 stars as of writing this, but it's hands down the best of 12+ Indian restaurants I've tried while living in Atlanta. Food was amazing!

Great food. Local vibe and consistent food. Really solid local Indian spot to go to for low key dinners or to go

place has some weird sting in the air - makes it hard we moved outside Set ice is good Food ok

You get a lot of food which is really nice. I got the chicken Tika masala and vegetable samosas. I ordered to go but the restaurant had patio seating and indoor seating. I'd come back again.

I'm not sure why this place has four stars, which was the reason we came here in the first place. The service was alright but the food took forever and the quality was very poor. We started with peshawari naan. The naan dough was really thick. I'm used to thin and slightly crispy with a pleasant chewiness, this tasted nothing like that and kept falling apart. Almost an hour later we got the entrees. My friend ordered a chicken dish and I got mixed tandori grille. The chicken in my dish was extremely dry, the shrimp at least half an hour overcooked and pure rubber, the sausage was processed, like a hot dog. It was a rainy Wednesday night and I think there was only one other table there. Absolutely no reason for this long of a wait. No way will we be returning.

First time visiting the new location. I've been eating here since 2008. I will say the Shrimp Bhuna and Jasmine rice wasn't as flavorful as the old days. Everything seemed quickly made, no real vegetables etc were in my dish. Rice taste seemed off again maybe quality related .. not sure. Just not good as I remember

Himalayas is delicious. Also, the owner is so sweet and funny and makes you feel so at home. Everyone who works there is so kind! We had a party of 5 at 7:30 on a Sunday night. It took a while for the food to come out, but the appetizers helped! They have a great patio for outdoor seating with cafe lighting! In the winter, they have heat lamps. There is street parking and also a lot off of Pierce Drive. Here's what we got: - Veggie Samosas ($6 for 2): Very good! The samosas were a good size too! - Chana Puri ($10): Good! - Panir Masala ($14): Delicious! After the samosas and the chana puri, we had some leftover! - Naan ($3, 2 orders): Sooo good, especially dipped in the masala sauce! They are very willing to customize dishes - one person got half tofu and half panir masala. Good prices, good food, good portions. Highly recommend!

We went for the first time for Father's Day brunch and it was amazing! Their special brunch menu had a great blend of traditional and Indian special options. We also had two under two, two Dads for a party of 7 and they were more than accommodating for everyone with very timely service too! Highly recommended the samosa smash bagel, chicken 65 and any rice dish, plus the homemade naan, you won't be disappointed!

I've been going to Himalayas for years now, and have always loved their food and outdoor atmosphere! Their owner is lovely and service has been warm and efficient. I recent went to their brunch service and it was honestly great! I wasn't sure about how Indian fusion would feel on a Saturday morning, but it was incredible! I got their samosa bagel and my fiancé got their lox bagel. Both were amazing and will 100% come back!

Me and my wife eat here I would say on an almost weekly basis. The food here is good and consistant. And it's one of the only Indian restaurants in Atlanta that carries tofu. Which is really cool for vegans because you can get something else besides just lentils or channa. We usually get the tofu vindaloo, highly recommended. The service is also very good, the food is always ready for pick up in about 20-25 minutes.

So much bang for your buck! It was about $50 total for 1 order of vegetable samosas, 2 orders of garlic naan, and 3 entrees which each came with basmati rice: Saag Paneer, Vegetable Korma, and Daal Makhani. The portions are plentiful, and the flavors are delicious. I took it to go, but the restaurant seems comfortable and casual, and the service was friendly. We will definitely be back for more!

Amazing food, good staff and great people most importantly. A most come back. The Red curry with shrimp is amazing. The garlic breadis exactly what you need to start along with the Chicken 65. This restaurant is a mainstay in Chamblee. This will be a centerpiece of the new and improved modern Brookhaven. I can't wait.

The location was great and I loved that they have garage doors that roll up and an outdoor patio. The man working could have used an extra employee because he was running the whole front area and bar alone as well as taking phone calls. But he was delightful and our food came out without any issues. We had vegetable samosas, buttered naan, and chicken madras. It was all good but the madras had ZERO spicy. I don't know how you even make that dish without any spice at all. I was so excited to see it had tomato and onions and then crushed when I tasted the lack of spice. Maybe if you order it 9-1-1 spice level it would be ok. But medium was disappointing.

Wow! Delicious Indian food here! My buddy brought a few of us here for dinner. We sat outside and enjoyed the nice evening. The owner greeted us and helped us order. The meat Samosa appetizer was really good. We got 3 different things to try. We got the Lamb Bhuna, Chicken Sag, and another chicken dish. With some Lamb Biryani also. Everything had great flavor! All meats were tender and the rice was perfectly cooked. All were chased by some Taj Mahal beer! Great meal. We all left stuffed and happy. Service is great. Not a fast food place by any means. But worth the wait! Try this Indian joint in the Chamblee area.

We came here for the first time after work one day and we were not disappointed. The food was really good and the service was prompt and friendly.

I came here today for lunch and was really excited to try it since passing by it a number of times. The tables on the inside are set quite nicely with linen napkins and appetizer dishes which I didn't expect. This restaurant does not have a lunch menu, so it did make for a pricey lunch (~$45 for two people). I ordered the Saag Paneer with medium spice and comes with rice ($12) which I thought was good, but not a dish worth trying again. Nothing exciting and nothing terrible, but a rather average dish. The flavor of the dish came through, but the spice level was very close to mild. My partner got the chicken tikka masala with medium spice and comes with rice ($16). I tasted his dish and it was not worth the price at all. It tasted more closely to a ketchup with how sweet it was and I could taste none of the spices of what you normally expect with a tikka masala. It was also very brightly colored red which was off putting as well. He had well over an additional serving leftover, but disliked it so much he chose not to finish it. We ordered 2 Plain Naan ($3 each) to share and they were hands down the best naan I have ever tried. Soft, pillowy and with a nice chew. 'I would come here just to get the naan and make my own curries back at home' good! Overall, the price point of lunch at a whopping $45 for the food we were served today was not worth it.

Love this restaurant and the food but hate that you have to check out yourself with your credit card at your table. The tip starts at 25%. When you click the custom tip it will not let you check out. When you want to order to go from home, it also does not let you check out until you leave min. 15% for take out with no table service. I realize some people love to tip for to go but my belief is the tip is for dining in and table service. I should not be forced to tip on a to go order in order to place my order. Please for those reading this review , continue to tip for to go if you choose but leave those of us who prefer not to to our own opinions.We do not go to this restaurant any more because of this. To make us check out ourselves with a minus of 25% tip is crazy. Sorry Himalayas, you lost us and no telling how many more.

Himalaya is one of our favorite restaurants in Chamblee, their food is outstanding and the owner and staff are super friendly. We love that they have a full bar so you can sip your favorite cocktail or craft beer while you wait for your takeout order. And, they have a larger outdoor dining area. Great spot in downtown Chamblee!

Nice hidden gem in downtown Chamblee. We came around 9pm on the Thursday. We walked down the strip of restaurants and this was the only place still serving food. The menu is huge and neither one of us is familiar with the names of many Indian dishes so we asked the servers for their recommendations. They recommended two dishes. We got a lamb curry and another lamb dish. Both came with Naan and rice. We enjoyed both dishes. I liked the curry more but my friend liked the other lamb dish more. We both loved the Naan. We tired half garlic and half Cheese. We would definitely go back. We spent about $25 each (including tip).

Love the food here, definitely my current favorite for a great Indian curry in Atlanta.

Delicious, authentic Indian cuisine. The staff are amazing and the menu has no bad options. Highly recommended if you live or are visiting Atlanta. Love it!

Amazing workers and owner, friendly and sweet. Tasty and warm food, free parking around , cute outdoor patio lights, metal and wood seats for outdoor.

Best Indian food in Atlanta, the hospitality of the staff, the large portions, the ingredients used are great. I've been to restaurants around Chamblee and Tucker and nothing compares to the quality here

These people have an attitude. Not worth not worth their $18 -25 plus. It may seem like fine dining but assure you it is not. There are much more accommodating and nice Indian restaurants that are in the Decatur/Tucker area.

The food was very good. The bar service needs to be trained. The staff needs some training as well. So it's a work in progress. I think with some time they could figure things out

Have come here a few times. Feels more of a hole in the wall kinda place then fine dinning. Park here is tough, but hang in there...it's worth it. The food here is fantastic. I love spicy food and this stuff definitely has a kick. I started with a 4 out of 5 spice but moved back to 3 as I felt like a fire breathing dragon. It's sooooo good tho. I never leave here not stuffed. Had a few different dishes and thought all of them were great. Service was middle of the road but they do there best when it's packed along with to-go orders. Overall I keep coming back for the food and you will as well!

We visit this restaurant once a month and in my experience, the quality of the service has significantly declined in the past few months. I think this is because the new waitstaff are unfamiliar with the menu. Last month, I ordered Cabernet Sauvignon and received Sauvignon Blanc. Last night, I ordered Chardonnay and received Sauvignon Blanc. This occurred AFTER a second waiter came over to confirm my drink order. The food is great, but after our entrees arrived, we waited 10 minutes before we had to ask for the plate of jasmine rice that has been standard with these entrees. Disappointing...

Went for dinner on a slow Monday night. We ordered the app chicken shishkabob , garlic nann and lamb bhunin. It was delicious I may not be able to spell but I do know good Indian food and this was it. Cool place that will be fantastic when the weather cools off.

Always a solid delivery on the food. Stripped down atmosphere for sure---but the food and service are good and the menu is on point.

Back for a dime in supper and brought a friend!! The vibe and the restaurant was lovely and everything smells amazing. I was warmly greeted and seated. For supper my friend and I chose vindaloo and korma with lamb. It was delicious!! The vindaloo was tasty and spicy and the Korma ( my second helping of Korma in one week) was equally yummy!!! Our naan was perfect !! True comfort food!! Our server was attentive and funny. I was lucky enough to see 2 or three trains go by ( I love the Choo choo). I'll be back Friday for live music and a drink!

Food is good but DON'T Order online. When I went to check out they tried to charge me a 20% tip (for takeout) and $6 fee of some sort. On their website. I backed out of the fees, paid when I got there and gave a reasonable tip. The food took much longer than they had said it would. After waiting, as I was leaving with food, they told me they had switched part of my order because it was an up charge, even though it didn't show it on my receipt ( from their website). What a crook!

I went here on the recommendation of an Indian person who assured me it was the most authentic Indian cuisine in Atlanta. I ordered samosas, Gobi Manchurian, and Naan. The samosas were warm, but not hot. The Gobi Manchurian was pretty much just sweet and sour cauliflower. The Naan was okay. The best thing about the meal was the onion chutney. So, maybe I ordered the wrong things. Not sure. But it was disappointing. Or maybe I just caught them on an off day. Or maybe their lunch is better? My favorite Indian is still Masti. Sorry not sorry.

Delish, fun. Good communication with the kitchen to get the perfect heat. Staff may seem at first, a little cold. It turns out they're just really cool, great place for a proper curry.

We've been coming here for several years. The owners are incredibly nice and their makhani is phenomenal. Indian food is my favorite and this one has some of the best you can get. Also since moving the ambiance and design of the restaurant are great. Especially the outdoor area on a nice day.

Ordered gobi manchurian take out. It was NOT gobi manchurian by any means. At best it was a disgusting sweet and sour sauce covering cauliflower florets. Least they can do it call something else.

A local, dependable restaurant for authentic Indian cuisine. Moiz and his brother always produce delicious, savory, and depending on how much "fire" you like, spicy food! The bar is small but comfortable, and can handle diners as well, but my wife and I always prefer their outside seating. Large umbrellas provide shade at each table. The drink list is not very large but we'll-appointed and reasonably priced. We started with the shrimp puri (sorry, we ate it so fast we couldn't get a photo!), then had the lamb buryani and the chicken jafrezzi, with garlic naan. Everything was delivered hot and plentiful. I told Moiz next time, we'll ask for half the amount of rice that we received - very generous amount. Needless to say, it was another very comfortable and satisfying experience at Himalayas!

I was a bit worried that the change in location also meant a change in the food as I really loved the food at the original location off Hwy 141 (or Peachtree Road). However, I definitely like the newer location for the following reasons: PROS: - better deco: about the same but perhaps slightly smaller establishment - atmosphere is more quaint, versus their previous location in a large shopping mall - easier to find because it's one of a few in a row CONS: - parking is a lot harder - off the main road, definitely have to GPS unless you know the area Food quality and flavors are still consistent. My BFF and I again split the following: Butter Lamb (similar to Butter Chicken) PROS: - fantastic flavors: still the same as before. - lamb was very tender: not overcooked - great amount of sauce, enough to coat the meat just perfectly. CONS: -none Saag Paneer: spinach and goat cheese PROS: - same great quality - good flavors: not overpowering yet not bland but definitely lighter compared to the butter chicken CONS: - none Naan: PROS: - great quantity, definitely worthy of sharing - not burnt, not dry and fluffy CONS: - certain bits were a bit flatter than others, but not necessarily a con. They may have just deflated faster than we got to eat them. Service was on point as usual. The rice came as part of our orders, and it was wonderfully done - soft, fluffy, not hard or undercooked, came out piping hot. There were plenty left for us to take home. I'm so glad that the consistency stayed the same even though the location changed. I can't wait to come back.

Great resturaunts, the ones that truly stand out are run by people that have great stories to tell and personalities that are welcoming.. I felt like I was in the family dining room here. The owner took care of my bill and we talked about our kids.. perfect! The food was awesome! I'm used to amazing Indian restaurants in London and this one was right up there. Garlic Naan!! Order it!! The Papadums were super crispy, not too salty which was key. Great. Accompanying sauces were spot on, the raita sauce was my fave. The basmati rice was perfect and the chicken tikka masala was just right, not too overpowering... this is a lovely Resturant. It doesn't matter that the trains power by right across the street

We ordered takeout here and it was very flavorful. The veggie samosas were delicious and traveled well. The paneer, the lentil makhani, and the chicken makhani all had a very nice flavor and were well packaged for travel. We also had garlic naan, cheese naan, coconut raisin naan, and plain naan. It was a lot of food and most people would probably get more than one meal from each dish.

I'm walking distance, like building next door for 6yrs now and I'll drive elsewhere for better taste, lower prices, bigger portions and most definitely better service and respect. Called to order for pickup and the communication and service was horrible. First call was Rushed guy said we're closing early and hung-up , I called back 2nd guy said 1st is young and ready to go that's why he hung- up!!! WTH?? I will never return and will Not recommend anyone else!!