10 Best Indian Restaurants near Woodstock

“We have ordered both to-go and eat-in. Both we delicious, but highly recommend eat-in. The staff is wonderful and so friendly. The pakora are perfect fried and spiced. We and our 2 year old love the veggie Momo (similar to dumplings). I am a vegetarian and my husband is not. So we really enjoy that there are many options for is both. I loved the curries and my husband very much enjoyed his tikka masala.Vegetarian options: Momos, Samosa, Pakora, curries, and rice dishes.Kid-friendliness: Depending on how your child handles seasonings and spice, it could be good for kids. The momos are not very spicy (hot) but are lightly spiced with Indian seasonings.“

“Really good food. They have a very extensive menu with so many items.Pani puri : it was pretty good but the "pani" tasted a little off. Maybe it was frozen or a mixture but something tasted different.Samosa chart - good as usualSeekh kabob - amazingChicken pakora- it was okChicken Tikka biryani - this was the star of the show and I'll def get this again??“

“10/10. Food was great and owners were so sweet! We ordered a chicken tikka wrap, onion bhaji, and butter chicken combo, which came with enough for two (curry, naan, rice, and salad). Everything was served piping hot! The curry wasn’t too spicy either. After sitting in our car to eat, the shop owner/chef came out to check on us. We told him how delicious it was, and a few minutes later he came baring gifts- two galub jamuns!! So kind!! We will be back, and I hope you check them out too! :)“

“I had never had Indian food before, until a friend moved close to this place and recommended it. We all got some on the way to hang out at his place one time, and since then this has become a go-to place for me at least once a month, sometimes more. It's a bit of a drive for me, but I consider it worth it. They make the food from scratch, so usually the drive there gives them time to complete my order, and it always stays hot on the drive home.The main dish I usually get is the Kadai chicken, but I have tried other dishes as well, and I have not been disappointed once. The couple who run the place are very friendly, as well!I think if someone were to ask me what my favorite restaurant is, I would probably say Aroma. Thank you so much.“

“You know it's a legit Indian restaurant when you walk in and it's packed with mostly Indians. Definitely a hole in the wall type place, but these are usually the best.You come to these types of places for the food. It seems like a family run business and they are doing their best.Seems like most dishes are cooked to order. The butter chicken was pretty good but the star of the show was the biryani. It was a huge portion of amazing goodness. The owner was also super nice and generous to give me two extra servings of raita (yogurt sauce) to take with my leftovers. I would definitely go back.“

“Super cool place. Haven't dined in here but ordered takeout twice. One time at the beginning if the New Year as well as a couple of days ago.Takeout process was simple and ordered a good amount of food. Food portions are relatively good in general especially when comparing to other places. I would say this restaurant is more about quality control over quantity which is admirable.Ordered Chicken Vindaloo and Madras as well as Chana Masala and Garlic Naan.Vibdaloo ordered Hot spice level. Didn't disappoint. In fact just a bit too difficult to put down all at once. Might order that Medium plus next time. Really like the potatoes mixed in. Very lovely flavor.Chicken Madras was a lot more my style. Very aromatic and moist. Chana Masala was splendid as well. I find most places tend to have watery Chana Masala but this was a lot thicker which is perfect because Chick peas really can absorb the flavor additions.Garlic Naan was good. 1 large Naan cut in half with garlic and coriander leaves sprinkled on. Good accompaniment to the rice. Lots of dipping action with the sauce from the mains.Will have to try the fish, lamb and goat next time. Chicken dishes seem super safe and very much are going to be a rotation favorite of mine when I order in the future.Give it 5 stars for service as there was no hold up plus looking at other reviews it seems service is very much up to standard. Interior is very lovely but the booths look out of place. Could use a modernized update with seating but the white, red and gold accents should be kept. Really like the atmosphere.Will come again, maybe for the buffet next time. Cheers.“

“Very good Indian dinner. The papadom was excellent. Mutton vindaloo was the best dish of the three we ordered. Excellent service, super clean restaurant, and enjoyable evening. Would like to see mango chutney on the menu. The mask was perfect.“

“One of the best Indian food restaurants we’ve visited. The food is so flavorful! Lots of selection from a really good menu. The staff was friendly. The food was so delicious! The butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, dahl makani and the roti were all yummy!! I highly recommend Pinch of Spice!“

“Pretty decent Indian food for the area! We ordered a variety of dishes, such as chili chicken, paneer tikka masala, and aloo jeera. I thought that the medium spice level was good. Everything was enjoyable. I have had better Indian food, though some taking off one star. I also prefer the texture of my paneer to be a little bit different than what I had and have a more marinated flavor. It just tasted like plain paneer tossed, into the tikka masala sauce. Ambience was nice, plenty of parking, and service was good.“

“I moved away from GA, and I miss Moon Indian! It was great Indian food near Marietta, Kennesaw. I miss the Chicken Manchurian, Chili Chicken, and butter chicken from here. We ate in the restaurant before, too, and they had good I service. The food takes a while to prepare, but I thought the wait was worth it. Now, I am on the other side of the country, and no Indian food tastes as good. I am not Indian, but my husband is, and we both both enjoyed this place.“