The buffet is consistently good, offering different meat choices on different days. They often have Chicken Tikka Misala and Chicken Biryani on the buffet, as well as Tandoori Chicken. Some days they have wings, which could be a meal just on their own. The Naan is delicious and they have a full salad and vegetable section. Not too spicy - most items are just right. Your water at the table is always full, and if you get up to get seconds (or thirds or whatever), your plate is almost always cleared for you by the time you get back. Price is reasonable for what you're getting. Great place for a work lunch with a team or just a few friends.

This is likely my favorite buffet in Atlanta. Before I found this place, I was fairly lukewarm towards Indian cuisine. Coming here and really giving everything a chance totally changed my feelings. Indian cuisine rocks, and this place does it justice. The main dishes tend to rotate from time to time, but there's generally a few mainstays such as chicken tikka masala, biryani, tandoori chicken, paneer, garbanzo beans, and of course, naan. The tandoori chicken is especially a favorite, it has kind of a smoky spicy flavor to it that makes it hard to put down. The tikka masala is divine, but I will say, the sauce is very rich. It will fill you up quickly if you let it (and at a buffet, I assume you don't want to be full too quickly). Also, if you're vegetarian, have no fear. They have one entire line for vegetarian options, and one entire line solely for meat-based options. The service is generally decent. A few times we waited on water refills (which you'll need due to some of the food being a little spicy), but the staff is very nice and accommodating. Overall, the lunch buffet here is top notch. Highly recommend even if you're not a huge fan of Indian cuisine, as I think this can convert you. If you do like Indian, all the better. I believe that the buffet is 12-13 dollars, which is a steal for the quality and quantity.