5 Best Indian Restaurants near Lilburn

“The food is always great at Shalimar, I enjoy everything on the menu except beef which I don't consume. The best Indian/Pakistani food around.“

“One of the best restaurants for Pakistani style food. Generous portions and good taste. Been there few times and will go again.“

“Wow, our other favorite Indian food place has been replaced by Namaste. Everything was great. From the moment we entered until the fateful moment our dinner ended.
The cleanliness of the place is outstanding, restrooms immaculate. Then the food!
Chicken 65 arrived fresh and hot but with no mint sauce accompanied. We thought no sauce; however, the flavors were excellent without it. A quick request later and mint sauce was delivered. Next came the Nan bread, rice and Paneer Tika Masala. What got us most was the lack of salt in the food. We realized our other place had relied on salt to enhance their dish, at Namaste, they use pure flavor and what a delight. The chicken rice dish was ever so tasty, just writing this the remembrance of the flavors beckon me to return.
Sadly we moved on to the Rasmali, another flavorful dish that brought us to the end of our wonderful meal and dinner experience.
When thinking of eating in Lilburn Ga, give Namaste a visit and I think you will agree it can and should become a regular dinning place for You.“

“I met the team from Pani Puri Wholesale today at the Delhi Dil Walo Ki event, and I have to say, they served some of the most authentic pani puri I've had in the U.S. I'm originally from Mumbai, India, and the very first bite took me right back home. The puris were perfectly crispy, the pani was flavorful, and everything tasted fresh and authentic. It genuinely felt like I was enjoying street-style pani puri in Mumbai again. If you're craving real Indian flavors, I highly recommend giving them a try. Absolutely one of the best pani puri experiences I've had!“

“Visited Shayona Cafe in Atlanta after visiting the temple. A nice place to enjoy pure vegetarian Indian food. The food is simple, fresh, and reminds you of home-style taste. They also have a good variety of Indian snacks and sweets available to take away.

The atmosphere is casual and can get a bit crowded, but overall it’s a good spot for a quick meal or tea after temple darshan. A convenient place for Indian visitors looking for authentic vegetarian food.“