Sankranti Indian Kitchen

Did a pickup order. I tried the curry bowl with mixed greens and samosa chat. The bowl quantity was less and the mixed greens was just some spinach leaves which I had no idea since they didn’t have any proper description in the menu and no one would pick up the phone when I tried calling a few times. The samosa chat was very dry and bland. Could have been better.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently visited Sankranti Indian Kitchen with my family and had a wonderful experience! The restaurant is incredibly neat, clean, and features a unique Chipotle-style theme for Indian food. It’s unlike any traditional Indian restaurant—here, you can mix and match your meal with customizable options. The menu is simple yet flavorful, and the prices are very reasonable. We loved the flexibility to add our choice of items and create a meal to our liking. While the options are limited, they are carefully curated, and everything we tried was fresh and delicious. The concept of quick service paired with authentic Indian flavors is refreshing, and it’s perfect for families. If you’re in Atlanta, I highly recommend giving Sankranti Indian Kitchen a try. You won’t be disappointed! !

I've eaten at this restaurant TONS of times prior to this review. I was there the day it opened and went back several times afterwards. My go to meal used to be their chicken kurma curry bowl with 2 samosa's and a rose milk beverage and only 1 time did I get it and it wasn't on point. I am sad to report that after a recent visit, only 1 of these options are still available per the employee's. That would be the samosa's. Due to this, I decided to try the boneless chicken biryani with 2 samosa's. It was ok. Very spicy so I don't recommend it to someone who can't take some heat but the rice was dry and made it a bit difficult to eat. It comes with a yogurt sauce that can dampen the heat a bit but I still recommend being careful if you can't handle spicy food. They use a separate rice specifically for this dish different from what I used to get with my chicken kurma. The samosa's are still as good as I remember so that's a thumbs up. As basically a Chipotle for Indian food, it's still a pretty good restaurant with a variety of options for many different eaters. Just wish I still had access to the meal and beverages I used to enjoy. Stop by and give these folks a try if Indian cuisine is up your alley. It likely won't be as good as a sit down and dine restaurant but perfect for a quick grab and go.

Oh my food smelled and was so delicious I forgot to take a pic 🤳 I had the rice and chicken lunch plate w naan from Sankranti Perimeter Atlanta served with love and care 💕 absolute perfection from the first bite to last. Best Indian 🇮🇳 food I’ve ever had 👏😁

Has a wonderful ambience and a very unique concept! They give a very healthy touch to Indian food as bowls. I was visiting my older brother with my parents and were looking for a healthier Indian food option and found this location online. They have great vegetarian and vegan options and the service was wonderful! Will definitely be a go to place whenever I visit Atlanta.

Just stopped by with my husband looking for a quick chai to warm us up for the cold weather, the staff was extremely friendly and went out of their way to accommodate us and made us such delicious chai reminded us of back home. Will definitely recommend this place to anybody in the area!!

I am writing and eating at the same time. Sankranti Indian Kitchen is a good place to start your journey into Indian food if you have not had it before. They are similar to Cava and Chipotle in the ordering process, so getting a bowl with butter chicken and Byrianj rice is very easy. I even ordered a chili spiced boiled egg to complement my meal. I will come back again.

I have never felt compelled to write a good or bad review. And I don't want to hurt any business so I will just say this. The people that work here are friendly and professional. I'm not sure how this qualifies to be called an Indian Restaurant. I'm not Indian but I do appreciate their fine cuisines. This obviously isn't an upscale restaurant however there's no spices in any of the items. And there isn't more than 10 items to choose from anyway. The chicken is in a seperate containerer than the 3 different curry sauces. It's just mix and match. Nothing is cooked together. This is a great place for students (the university is across the street) however for anyone that wants to experience any flavors of India, even Star of India (the buffet) is more authentic