Lazeez Tava Fry

Worst customer service i have ever seen at this place in atlanta. They lies & rude to their customers. Would not recommend this place to others. Never come back again to this place.

Excellent service. They introduce new items and they make recommendations. Very polite.

The food is extremely spicy. I do have a recommendation though. I think Lazeez Tava Fry should ask everyone if they want their food spicy and to what degree (low, medium, hot, extra hot, etc). Making extra spicy food the standard for everyone seems like a bad idea because not everyone can handle it. I love hyderabadi food and can handle the heat! When it comes to Lazeez Tava Fry, they really dump way too many chilies into every dish. One thing I’ve learned about spicy desi food is if I allow it to sit out and get Cold, it wouldn’t be so spicy (strange, I know!) The same goes for Lazeez Tava Fry. So yes, it is spicy and on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the spiciest, it’s like a 13 and it shouldn’t be. The worst part of all this is you know what goes in, must come back out and the idea of lighting my rear end on fire with level 13 spicy food is not making any sense. Just make sure if you’re going to eat this food, have the preparation H wipes ready and don’t say I didn’t tell you so!

Great food and awesome service. It does take awhile for the food to come out, but the quality is on point! Everything we had was delicious!

Great food! The malai chicken kebab, bullet naan and the chicken khichdi was AWESOME!

Excellent food. It might take a while to eat after ordering but the wait is definitely worth it! Best Indian food in town

I’ve seen Lazeez Tava Fry for a while since it’s close to my home. Plus it’s right next to I Luv Phở but it always seem empty. After great reviews on Unilocal,I thought I would give them a try since I was really craving Indian food and wanted to try a different restaurant.
I called in my order after doing some research because I was so hungry after work, I just wanted to pick up. When I got there, the place is pretty much empty. There was a large tv that was playing Bollywood songs. The food was ready. I asked the owner which region of India was the food from since I’m just curious like that cause I’m into Desi things. He replied Gujarati, which I was surprised because most Gujaratis are vegetarian. He told me that they’re from the Muslim part of Gujarat. That made sense cause the meat that is sold there is halal.
When I got home, I got to taste the food.
Bullet naan — naan covered with chilli
I actually liked it a lot, I usually just have butter naan or plain naan but since I love spicy this is good, it’s not too overly spicy either, just right.
Butter naan — perfect amount of butter on naan, light, fluffy, and chewy.
Chicken nihari — spicy chicken in curry, the right amount of spices, three pieces of dark meat — one leg, two thighs, I didn’t love the meat taste, tasted kinda old but the curry was perfectly spiced and tasted really good with the naan dipped in.
Chicken 65 — perfectly cooked, crispy yet tender in the inside. It is good but I’ve had better chicken 65 before but I still liked it a lot.
Chicken Khichdi — my favorite dish, it’s like Desi fried rice versin, so freaking good, the perfect spices with tender, juicy, yummy, red chicken. I want some more just thinking about it now and typing this.
Overall, I am a fan and will try more dishes. The owners are really nice.

The boneless chicken Kichdi is perfection and is a must try here. The gulab jamun was all we wanted to reinstate our faith in Indian restaurants. Giving this place a 5 for their hospitality too!

Was in the mood for some indian food and wanted to try somewhere new so me and my SO chose this place because of the couple of reviews and how close it was from our house.
I have seen this place many times going to I luv PHO for my hangover remedies and it always looked empty.
I think I got something called chicken nihari. it was a spicy chicken curry and it was by far one of the best indian food I had in a while. I ordered some butter and garlic naan…1^st and than some rice later on because my SO needed it to help with the spicy food.
Even the naan and the rice was good too…
My SO also said that her chicken darbari was really really good too.
staff were friendly, and food that was very very good, and prices were definitely reasonable too.

This restaurant has caught my eye on several occasions, but I was always worried about going there since it has almost always been pretty empty and I am still a novice to Indian food.
But thankfully SO and I were having a craving and found ourselves at Lazeez Tava Fry based on the numerous great reviews.
We ordered the chicken darbari, tikki fry, the garlic naan and the butter naan.
The server was great, he patiently answered all of our questions. The food came out quickly (kinda expected as we were the only diners).
My chicken darbari was delicious! The curry had great body in that it wasn’t just oily or watery like other Indian restaurants. It was slightly spicier than I am accustomed to, but I ordered a side of rice to help with that.
SO’s tikki fry (beef with spicy curry) was too spicy for me. Even SO was breathing kinda funny while he was devouring it. But apparently it was also delicious cause there was nothing left at the end of the meal.
The naan’s were delicious. I really like how they were very different from each other. The butter naan had a very soft, doughy texture and the garlic naan was more brittle, almost like a cracker. The rice was deliciously fluffy came out in a large plate, definitely big enough to share between 2 people, 3 if you stretch it a bit but you do get alot for only $ 2.50.
The curry portion was also very good. I had enough for dinner that night and leftovers for a small lunch the next day too.
I’m not sure how they are able to stay in business seeing as though there is hardly anyone there when I drive by, but I hope that they stay for awhile cause they are quite delicious!

A nice little place tucked away in Norcross in a strip mall. We started off with appetizers: Samosas, chicken 65, & tandoori chicken. There were 13 of us & their service was AWESOME! Then we moved over to their mango lassi (not too thick and not too watered down either. Perfect taste & sweetness) and then we ordered palak paneer (AMAZING! Spicy but great), okra, LOTS of naan, butter chicken. Everything was served at the perfect temperature, perfect taste. Nothing was over done nor less. I can’t believe I haven’t been here before. It’s great for large parties and parties as small as 1 – 2 people! You won’t be disappointed at all!

This place is superb if you’re a kabab lover or someone who loves oily food. I belong to the former category. But if you’re like me who likes to start off with some kababs and then end it with nan’s and curries then be ready to drink a lot of oil.
THE GOOD — the kabab’s on offer here are some of the best you’ll get anywhere. The malai chicken kabab is heavenly. The chicken tangdi kabab was very flavorful as well the last time I went.
THE BAD — If you’re reading this while you’re at Lazeez for lunch/​dinner then I hope you’ve ordered only the kababs so far. The curries here are just inundated with oil. The last time I went to Lazeez, I specifically told the waiter to go easy on the oil but in spite of that there was way too much of unnecessary oil which just spoiled my experience. It makes you forget the delicious kababs that you started off with! We ordered the kheema fry, the bheja fry, the goat nihari, kadai chicken and all of them had excessive amounts of oil floating on top. The bullet naan was very tasty but if u squeezed it, you’d extract enough oil that would avoid you from invading another country.
To conclude, go here only for the kabab’s and that would make you want to go here again and again. This probably deserves a rating of more than 2 for the quality of kababs but the curries just spoiled it all for me.

Tandoori Chicken is the best I have eaten in GA. Naan, samosas, chicken 65 were all Awesome. Good service too… looking forward to trying more dishes next time.

All the food was good, or maybe the time we were eating, we were hungry :) but typical desi /​pakistani indian cuisine. Spices were a little strong, but my mother wanted that way. Kids enjoyed butter chicken, Naan was fresh and crispy. Karhai was a little on greasy side but not back in flavor. they are expensive for the quantity they give. But compare to other in the area they give more. I will be back.

This place is definitely worth the drive but you have to order specific dishes in order to have a great experience. Their Chicken Malai Kabab and Bullet naan are the best in Atlanta. Stay away from the curries if you don’t like oil floating as that is a style of cooking not suited to everyone’s palate.
Stay with grilled meats, dry Paneer (Indian cheese) dishes, naans and rice dishes. The food is very reasonably priced for the quality of meat. I have even catered from them and my guests have left raving about the food.
Its a family run restaurant and everyone has always been warm and friendly with us including while placing a catering order. The owner was very helpful in helping me figure out quantities and gave me great instructions on reheating the food to seal in maximum flavor. Glad we have this option for Indian food in Atlanta. I should mention we usually take out and its always ready on time.

Don’t let the look of this place fool ya! The food took a while to get to us but man was it ever worth it. We got the mixed plate app, rice, and naan and it was so fresh and by far the best Indian food I’ve had yet! My belly was so happy! Take this stuff to your face an love it!

Awesome food and good costomer
service
Love to go there for
paneer tikka masala and butter naan!!!
Don’t forget to
eat awesome jira rice.
Colorful food love to go there.
And try indian masala soda it’s very nice.
Memorable test!!!
I wish I go there every day for my favorite food!!!:)

I really wish I coukd surpass the limited five stars for this particular spot. Back in September I tried them for the very first time and I’ve been back multiple times after. The consistency of JUST HOW DELICIOUS this place is astonishes me. You’d think sometimes you may have a bad or mediocre visit — NO — this place is consistent with bringing happiness to my belly from the service, the selection, the taste, and the pricing. Granted, I will admit it is my first Indian spot I’ve ever visited and the first taste of Indian food I’ve had… but if all Indian food is this flavorful, colorful, and rich — I will never complain.
Ive had the garlic naan with the yogurt dip, lamb shank, chicken khichide, chicken malay, thumbs up soda… all under $ 40… I personally don’t mind the pricing of this place.
The service is attentive and the atmosphere is calm, I admit, it does take a little while for the food to arrive; however, I guarantee its worth it. plus I enjoy the fact that my food is cooked fresh.
All in all, don’t question it. just try it.

Sunday rolls around and like most people, I think «I need takeout Indian food». We’ve seen this place a million times by I Luv Phở but never go inside because it looks so depressing and empty. Now, we know why it’s always empty and depressing: because it kind of sucks. We ordered takeout and the guy on the phone conned by girlfriend into ordering the Green Gosht and I got the chicken lentil rice something something dish.
There was a few problems. First, you get your takeout food in black trashbags so you can’t inspect it before you leave. When we got home, we found that no side order of rice was included with the Green Gosht– second the Green Gosht looked super gross with a puddle of oil sitting on top. Also, there was barely any meat at all. Seriously, there was 1 or 2 small chunks of meat, but plenty of bone. We just mixed the sauce from the Green junk with my rice dish and it actually tasted pretty good after we spooned all the oil off. I give this place 3 stars because I actually liked the flavors, but seriously– we have to have rice to eat saucy Indian food. I’m not going back to this place because they screwed first time customers by going cheap on rice. I hope this place goes out of business. I’m sure it will given they always have zero customers.

I went to a wedding and dinner was catered from Lazeez Tava Fry. The food was so good that my husband and I went to the restaurant with group of friends one night recently. We had butter chicken, paneer tikka masala, chicken khichdi, and naan bread (see menu link below). Everything was excellent and well cooked. We were pleased with the food. Only concerns we have is: 1) It’s pricey. Other Indian restaurants may be couple dollars cheaper like Zyka, Kabob Hut, Sabri house, etc and 2) The time to get food is extremely slow. The atmosphere is clean and always quiet with few customers.
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