Asma’s Cuisine

Talking about this Pakistani restaurant, I have to admit I am a big fan of their lunch buffet.
Priced at 6.99 $ per person, monday to friday (11.30 am to 4.00 pm), it is cheaper than any of its surrounding competitors.
Now you may find that price suspicious. I did too, but I was surprised at the amount of choices you get.
Rice, chicken, beef, veggies, grilled items, salads and light dessert; you will find them all in this reasonably priced and tasty buffet. Their service is good too but environment is Ok, nothing too clean or fancy. No biggie.
So people drop by for lunch and satisfy your taste buds and your tummy.
And like always Carpe Diem with your taste buds people.

Its alright. It could do better. Very quiet on the days when I was there.

I am blown away by my 1^st takeout order. I tried Tikka Masala, Chicken 65, grilled chicken tikka, white rice, naan, and guljab Jamon for dessert. This has to be the most flavorful indian food I have ever had in my life. Even the tamarind sauce was amazing. The dishes were priced perfect, and the portions are on point. I did see they have a lunch and dinner buffet both priced under $ 8.99. The restaurant does look like a dive, and i was skeptical when ordering. I am Indian American and very picky about my north indian dishes.

Asmas Cuisine is a family owned restaurant that makes delicious Indian/​Pakistani food. The atmosphere has been very welcoming every time I’ve been there. You can always tell whether a place makes good, cultural food if people from that culture eat there as well. Since a lot of places sell «Americanized» Indian, Mexican, Chinese, etc., these places are hard to find! Go try Asmas Cuisine. Personally, I haven’t been anywhere else for lunch in weeks. Their buffet is great!

I’ve eaten here several times during the week. It’s ok, nothing special. Let’s say nothing remarkable.
I was looking for a fast warm lunch yesterday… I got a lunch to go. I questioned the worker if out was warm enough. Of course he bore me off and assured me out was ok.
So, against my better judgement I ate the food. Working two hours I was sick.
Never again. Lesson learned.

Delicious! Our family has catered from Asma for multiple occasions including vegetarian and non-​vegetarian items. Everything is great!
Asma can be very busy so don’t let that turn you away, just have everything in writing and confirm the catering menu a few days before your event. Can’t believe she does this all on her own, and you can see how tired she gets.
The lunch buffet is also yummy. For lunch, you only have time for a few dishes so she brings quality over quantity. And at a very reasonable price!
She will always have our business!
Thank you!

Every sunday i ordered from this place. Food is delicious. I usually get rolls and mutton biryani.

Just ordered food from here tonight and unfortunately it was not good at all. We got chicken biryani, chicken tikka masala, beef seekh kabob, and samosa chaat. The chicken biryani was soooo greasy and only had a couple pieces of chicken in it. The chicken tikka masala was sooo sweet and the chicken was soggy and almost tasted raw. The beef seekh kabob was just okay and the samosa chaat barely had any samosa in it and the chick peas were under cooked. Maybe the owner or cook was fasting and that is why the food was not great but don’t think I will be coming back.

Great food and good timings, nice family owned Resturant, really love the seating area and great customer service

Horrible food! Will never go there again. Naan was hard as a rock. Chicken tikka masala had no taste. I have no clue what they cooked it with but it was not chicken tikka masala at all.
The people were very nice and friendly but I am sorry the food is very bad!

If you want Pakistani food Punjabi-​style, this is the spot! Huz and I have been several times and each time the food is piping hot, spicy, and flavorful. We wouldn’t have chosen them to cater our wedding in August if we didn’t believe in what they sell (fresh, homecooked, savory and spicy Desi food). Haven’t really seen any non-​Desis in there, so it may be intimidating to walk into but the owners are super sweet and will take the time to explain the menu to you.
This is also a halaal place with a lot of options for meat eaters (including nehari and haleem).Portions were huge and compared to what we find on Lawrenceville Highway, the prices are way cheaper, and the food is not nearly as oily as Zyka (sorry Zyka lovers; Zyka food is taxi-​cab driver food and I don’t mean that in a good way).
The big drawback is how far it is from Decatur/​Oakhurst/​Kirkwood/​East Lake. :-(Also their website is a lil clunky, but don’t let that turn you off.
Disclaimer-​Never had their buffet, so I can’t speak to that.

The buffet food always tastes stale, as if it’s a few days old. Their biryani tastes so old, it tastes like it was cooked a week ago and keeps getting reheated. The food is average while the price is a little too much. I went here 3 times, hoping every time that the food will improve but no luck so I just haven’t gone back in years.

I went here for the buffet and was pleasantly surprised at the options offered. The food was tasty and very reasonably priced. Hell, it was cheaper than a bottle of wine. (They don’t serve alcohol). But still its good food for the low low. Definitely try the kabob roll and the chicken 65 roll wrapped in naan. It’s not on the buffet but worth the money.

Great food, clean restaurant and friendly staff. I’ve tried there lunch buffet which is great value for your money. The best thing about the restaurant is the catering that they do is magnificent. I’ve tried Chinese catered by asma’s cuisine which is more like Chinese with a south Asian twist to it and it’s remarkable! I definitely recommend this place to all my friends and family.

Came back for their buffet with my family. Everyone really loved the food. Very tasty and spicy. The flavors & quality are incredible for a buffet, felt just like dine in. Five stars!

Awesome home cooked taste and friendly staff.
Usually go there anytime we are in the area

Ok the food was flavorful. nice bold flavors and the portion size was very generous. However the paneer .I don’t know I could be wrong but it tasted like tofu. I really thought it was tofu. And the garlic naan I didn’t too much like it. It tasted burnt… I guess for the price I’ll be back but not really in a hurry to go.

Stopped by here because a customer of mine gave this place rave reviews. A friend and I had used the $ 15 for $ 25 Unilocal deal. We had beef seekh kebab, rice, 2 naan, cheese with spinach, an okra dish and chicken 65. All of this for $ 15! Yay!
The food was pretty good, not the I’ve ever had, but good. The Chicken 65 was crunchy yet really juicy. The kebab was a little dry. The rice and naan were just rice and bread. Nothing to hey or nay about. The vege dishes had a little kick (not overpoweringly hot).
The restaurant is family owned and run. I always feel good going into mom and pop places. They all asked how we liked the food, were very courteous and smiley :) I would go back. I liked the place. Maybe next time I will try the buffet.
It was enough food for four. We did good! Plenty of left overs :)

GET THE Chicken 65, Butter Chicken, Mutton baryani and 2 Naan. The stuff is great and full of flavor.
I loved the Butter chicken and this might be the best place I had butter chicken and Chicken 65.

I think the «Breckinridge Corner» of Gwinnett must rival the «Scott Boulevard» corridor of Decatur for the sheer amount of Styrofoam plates and cups consumed, used and discarded by area restaurants …
And what do those two Metro Atlanta geographical places have in common? (… thinking … thinking … thinking…)
Ah yes, Indian, Pakistani and Asian influenced restaurants.
Even a «dine-​in» option will get you served on the very finest Styrofoam when visiting one of these «Breckinridge Corner» establishments … and why? Wouldn’t Chinet be a more eco-​friendly choice?
That said, we stopped by Asma’s Cuisine for the Lunch Buffet after noticing a positive Unilocal turn up on the Feed and checking out the Asthma website.
The interior is fairly nondescript with a number of tables and booths… a couple of flat screen tvs, a counter to order at and the buffet.
It’s a pretty small buffet for Lunch. Which is fine, but nothing was good enough to make me want to back there and pass up some higher quality Indian cooking along the way. The variety of food was «fine», the items were «fine» … i’ve had much better Naan in other places …
Asma’s Cuisine seemed to be a family-​run venture, as there were only a cashier and a cook noticeable when I was there. The interior is clean, but spartan, though I noticed the door to the kitchen could use some care with a Clorox Wipe (that’s all it would take to clean that door up!)
I wonder if this is more of a «take-​out» place (?), even though the lunch buffet did have a fair share of diners.
Give it a try if you are in the area. The price is reasonable, the food is «fine» … but there’s that Styrofoam thing.