NaanStop

Very filling. Everything is carb!!! Samosa tastes really good. One can definitely fill you up quick! The Garlic Naan came out of the fryer, so it was yummily warm. The staffs are really friendly!

The people are so nice. They went above and beyond to make my first Naan Stop experience so wonderful! And the samosa was TOO Delicious!

This is a fusion between (Indian microwave food and my ex-​Indian girlfriend cooking, whom has a Ph. d, but never learned to cook.)
I ordered the lamp curry and it was no bueno. I don’t know how GSU students can eat this stuff — guess it’s better than Nissan TOP RAMEN® or Cup-​o-​Noodles. (Or not!)
Sorry– I won’t be coming here again.

We ordered catering for our office and it was a huge success. People loved having something different to eat that was tasty, warm and delicious. We catered for about 60 people and everything came in on time and warm. I would say the chicken was a little more spicy than expected, make sure to clarify what level of spicy you want. Finally, make sure to ask for labels for the different chutneys as no one really know what each of them were.
Very recommended!

Worst Indian food I have ever had up to now. The chicken was burnt, flavorless, and the Tikka masala tastes nothing like Tikka masala. It all tasted like it had been sitting in those metal containers all day. When I saw the food in those subway-​esque metal containers, I had a feeling it was not going to be any good. Should’ve gone with my gut.

I have eaten at this location 4 or 5 times. The staff is friendly and quick. The food is delicious, and the portion sizes are large. You can opt for a lettuce, rice, or naan base. I always go with lettuce. Chicken is my favorite protein option, but the kabob is good too. I recommend a lot of slaw on top. They have punch cards so that you can earn a free meal. They also usually have some free item for checking in on facebook or Unilocal.The price is around $ 7 with taxes. Can’t beat that!

The person who answered the phone was very rude when we called for information about lunch, and because of that we needed to find somewhere else.

*update*
I’ve visited this location a few times since my last review and felt the need to update the rating. All my recent visits have been smooth with no issues. The food is delicious with generous portions and the associates have been very friendly. Victoria has been especially pleasant and helpful each time I’ve come.

Service is ok. They need to improve the taste and quality of their Paneer dishes. chutneys are good. My friend and I are already feeling slightly sick after eating it. I hope this is a one off experience.

Really enjoy naanstop. Chipotle-​style serving, a good although simple variety of toppings. Garlic naan is delicious and a must have, although expensive for a piece of naan! A lunchtime staple!
I’d recommended going with the fewest types of ingredients for your first time here, especially if you are unfamiliar with the cuisine.

Easy, tasty Indian food — great service
NaanStop is essentially Chipotle for Indian food. Pick your Base (I got a naanwich), protein (turkey kabob for me), chutney (I picked the «cool» yogurt and cilantro) and watch it all get put together on a line in front of you. I also picked up a samosa and mango lassi, which were probably my two favorite parts of the meal!
Service was quite slow, but I went with a group of 14, so that’s definitely forgivable. The two guys working were very friendly and even brought me out my samosa when it was made and bused our tables when we had finished.
My naanwich (get it? naan sandwich) was a nice mix of ingredients and the fresh naan was a big plus. My meal made me want to try all the other options on the menu. I definitely wouldn’t complain if this small chain grew out of Atlanta and up to my home in Ohio.

Worst experience for a Indian customer. Staff has no knowledge about India food. I asked for a garlic naan, they gave me naan with a little garlic sticking on an edge. Tastes sucks big time. Worst customer service. Those kids who work there for fun kills ur food. Take look at the garbage I got. What piss me off is that I paid extra for that fucking garlic naan.
If you need good Indian food try the other one near by aamar; at least the owner was giving me best service…

Love the food!
But the service last night was terrible.
The restaurant closes at 8pm, and we’re in there at 7:30pm. They were out of rice. And they kept making excuses for poor service, the one girl that worked tonight, had the nerve to justify it by saying asked been here all day and she wass ready to go.
Well then she should’ve.
There’s no reason for someone with bad terrible attitude telling me they don’t want to serve me what I came here for.

As an Indian food novice, I gotta say, this place is fucking sweet. Go up and select exactly what you’re trying to eat. No matter what combination you decide, it’s going to turn out delicious. The people who work there are also friendly and competent. Can’t say enough good things about this place.
Be sure to get some garlic naan and, if you’re feeling crazy, Malala Fries. Unreal!

Pas se cha ce pour moi, le Chicken Tikka Masala était bcp trop salé. La yogurt&cilantro aussi du coup je n’ai pas pu finir.
A part ça, l’ambiance et le staff étaient plutôt cool.
Mais je le recommanderai pas.

NaanStop is kind of like what Chipotle would do with an Indian restaurant. They have several vegetarian options: paneer, chana, and lentils. I selected the rice bowl because I’m guessing that more food comes with it than with the salad or sandwich option. I put chana, spinach, and a the two spiciest sauces. My meal was pretty good and pretty spicy. Also, it was cheap. I think I paid $ 6 for lunch. At that price, I’ll be back.

Service: The attitude and knowledge of the service can use some work. Going to a new place I always ask about «what’s in it» or «what do you recommend»…but if the person helping is confused and standing there like an idiot and repeating «um» is a little… redundant.
Food: The food was really good. I love meat so much I can classify myself as a carnivore but the food here has so much spice, flavor, and so on that I didn’t mind having no meat in it. It was great!
Ambiance: Small restaurant with a bit of a modern décor.

Tiki Masala Paneer Sandwich — came with paneer, spinach, grilled peppers and the choice of sauce. I got yogurt cucumber on side. The naan, they cooked to order. The girl was literally shapeing bread as I ordered. They brushed it with, what I assume was butter and fired it up. Hardy. Flavorful.
Also, they were kind enough to let me get side of punjab dal, which wasn’t on menu. This was good. Lentils and some red beans. And completely vegan.
Very flexible staff. Kind. Reasonable prices. My sandwich and side was $ 10.
Casual. Lots of seating. Takes just about every kind of credit card.
I would definitely recommend.

Just naat impressed. Perhaps my expectations of fast Indian food are too high, but the flavor of my meal here was flatter than the naan.
Service was fast and friendly, though not impressive enough to push this place to at least average for me. I’m not opposed to trying them (or the other location) out, though. Everyone has an off day and perhaps that’s what happened during my visit.

Number one way to make people feel like they’re not getting enough food? Use a giant container and fill it not even half way.
I made a return visit because my coworkers insisted for lunch. Like many people have mentioned, food is served Chipotle style. So choose your base (salad, naanwich, rice bowl) and then your meat (lamb, Turkey, chicken). There are two vegetarian options — chickpeas and paneer, which is an Indian cheese that tastes kind of like firm tofu. I’d say the texture is closer to cheese but without the taste.
Then there’s the sauces. Pick your poison — cool (yogurt mint), spicy, sweet, etc. You can also get some spinach but I think it doesn’t really make sense.
Now I’ve never had «traditional» Indian food but my guess is that this isn’t it. Everything seemed… Underwhelming and targeted at an American palette.
I ended up getting the chicken tikka masala with the mint chutney over a bed of rice. My opinion is that it was too saucy for the amount of rice you get. The bowl felt really empty and light. This may or may not have just been perception issues since the containers are pretty deep.
Flavors were fine but didn’t strike me as particularly «Indian». They have a few side items — masala fries, samosas, naan. I will have to try the first two but I thought the garlic naan wasn’t very good. Too charred.
Honestly, I only come here when a coworker wants to. Otherwise, there are plenty of other options downtown that are not only cheaper but better tasting.

I love this place. Some times I call it a gateway resturaunt for people who are new to indian food. This place is not easy to find. Its tucked away around GSU camapus and walking distance from Five Points station. Seating is very limited and can get busy during lunch hours and the weekday.
The menu flow is justt like Chipole as a option having base like (naanwich, bowl of rice or a salad). Then your Protein rangenes from chicken, lamb, and vegetarian selection.
And last your chutneys (indian condiment).
What I had
Chicken Tikka Masala — really good.
Lamb– it was ok .The meat was A little dry
Kabob– was great. it was a turkey based sausage, ]
Samosa– they only had one type that consist of potatoes, oinons and spices. Pretty good
The pricing of the meal ranges from 5.99 to 7.99. Sides are about 2.50 to 3.00. They do offer a free samosa or masala fries at check in on this app. Discounts are also available time to time on scout mob, Overall great restaurant to great fast and good indian food on the go!