I declare this as my favorite Indian restaurant. I frequent this place because it's so close to my job. I'm so lucky. I love the chicken 65 and chicken tikki masala. I will warn you that it takes some time to get your food but it's freshly made! Also get the mango lassi and thank me later.

By far the best restaurant for Indian food. The butter chicken is the best I've had in Atlanta and their chicken 65 is delicious. Garlic nan is delicious and actually has a good amount of garlic on the bread compared to most that just sprinkle a little garlic on top . Overall my personal favorite restaurant for Indian food

I ate at Asma's a year ago at Ramadan time. For iftari we ordered a la carte and it was very decent but nothing stood out at that time since when your fasting then eating, you don't concentrate that much on the food- you just want to eat. So now I went there today with my friend to try their brunch buffet. They do brunch buffet on the weekends, Saturdays and Sundays. Most desi places only do nashta (desi style breakfast) only on Sundays. But this restaurant does it both days. I loved that they had so many choices in their buffet. Everything we tried was amazing. My friend really wanted a traditional style brunch and this place did not disappoint. They open at 12 pm and we got there 12:30, the place was busy and people were enjoying the food. I tried a bunch of different things but the star of the show in my opinion was the haleem. Haleem in most restaurants is not very flavorful. Here it was nicely prepared plus you can add more pepper /ginger etc on the side. The naan were good. I'm not a fan of puri but puri was not oily and that's a good thing. I liked the grilled tandoori chicken alot as well. In veggie dishes they had potatoes dish as well chickpea dish. They also had many curry options. I truly enjoy this experience of Asmas. My friends loved the restaurant as well. The restaurant does have a la carte. Also in weekdays they have different specials. Overall great experience and happy we got happy.

They have the best Nihari in town. They run specials during weekdays which generates a lot of business for them. 80% of their business is togo. Owner cooks food here so food taste and consistency is great. We order from here togo all the time. We avoid buying naan's here as it's too fat and dry. Naan here is only good if eaten hot and right there at the restaurant.

Every bad review here is about customer service. And to that I agree, they're kinda not mean but just not 'nice'. But in my experience - a place with rude staff that's still open.... they've got good food, and that I can vouch for. It's a hole in the wall low down spot. It can be cleaner too. BUT the food? The food is some great Indian if that's what you're looking for. The Garlic Naan is huge - and comes out fresh. The curries are all delicious - we've had mutton, chicken, and beef of a few styles. They've got all types of random daily specials from $6.99 to $8.99 and so much of it. The food is great. I haven't made it to the weekend brunch buffet yet but it's still on the list for plans. The stuff is good here, just order your food - they're not going to smile at you, but its not that type of place.

Got chicken, tikka masala and garlic non-the garlic naan was nice big and fluffy. The chicken tikka masala was very flavorful. They have a special deals ranging from 6.99 on Monday all the way to 8.99 on Friday featuring different items on their menu. Very good price for the food. Environment is not that busy has soft Indian music playing in the background as well as cricket on the TV. For the service you help yourself you grab your cup of water as well as forks and plates they bring the food to you though not much talking to do not like a regular restaurant but very nice for antisocial people. Or if you're just trying to have a good meal and chill. Highly recommend this place for some good authentic Indian food. ( It taste way better than it looks!! More of a food place than an environment place !!)

Quick and easy menu. kabobs are a must try. Biryani- Chicken was a bit more flavorful than the Goat. Don't forget the falooda.

Yikes....Surprised to see so many negative reviews regarding customer service-- I can't speak on that.. Though I will speak about how delicious the food is. We arrived to ATL @ 10pm on 12/31 and thoroughly enjoyed Asma's during the new year. It was so good, we ordered it again tonight and yes, still damn good. The BBQ mix plate is a go-to. The nihari is always on point, the daleem was great and the chicken korma reminded me of chicken kormas at weddings-- aroma and taste, delicious. Big portions with big flavor-- idk what y'all trippin about!