Chai Pani - Carta

A nice Indian restaurant in Decatur. The location is great. Parking is a bit of an issue. I love the live pani puri counter.

Chai Pani is one of my favorite restaurants in Atlanta. They have evolved their menu over the years, but the deliciousness remains constant (although I do miss the Thali). Every dish I've tried, from the desi salad to the kale pakoras to the goan prawns masala, has been excellent. Everyone I've brought to Chai Pani has loved it.

Love this spot! The food never disappoints especially the street food! There are lots of vegetarian options. But be prepared for long wait times. We last went during the pandemic when there was no indoor seating. But it may be open now. The interior decor is fun and whimsical and kitschy! We always go back when we are in the Atlanta area! Ver carta

The food is amazing! The only problem is the noise! It's so loud. I'm an autistic person and music in this restaurant made me physically hurt because of how loud it is. It even affected my non-autistic mother. All in all, the food is really good but I would recommend take out as apposed to eating there, especially if you're also autistic or get overwhelmed by auditory stimuli.

I absolutely loved this place! They serve authentic Indian flavors that are delicious. I particularly enjoyed the Kheema Pav and Butter Chicken. We also tried their Brussel Sprouts Manchurian, which was a special of the day. Their Pani Puri, served cart-style, is a must-try, along with the other items on the Chat (street food) menu. I highly recommend a visit to this restaurant!

3.8 came here per a recommendation of a friend during lunch and enjoyed my food more than expected. it?s a buffet style which may be unique to this location but I?m not super sure. I had the mango lassi which felt like it was probably made with frozen not fresh mango, but everything else tasted pretty good. it didn?t feel like the best Indian food I?ve ever had but it was pretty spot on flavour wise with Indian food I have had in the past from friends and highly Ver carta

Wow, what a gem! We stopped here without realizing they had a lunch buffet but it was such a great deal! (it was pricey but all you can eat). I was particularly impressed with the freshly prepped chat in the buffet line. The place was pretty packed on Sunday at lunch but there was no wait to get food. They also had a great selection of sauces and toppings. Needless to say, I ate too much. One gripe is that the only hot not vegan option was Butter Chicken. It was really

My family and I had a good dinner experience at this restaurant. I ordered the Mixed Vegetable Uttapam for my main dish and thought it was just okay. It could have had more flavor. The texture was good, but I wasn't a fan of the coconut chutney as it lacked flavor. However, the matchstick okra fries were delicious. I love okra and the crispiness and acidity from the lime were a perfect combination. Unfortunately, the service from our waitress was a downside. She was not very attentive and seemed distracted.

We decided to try the Saturday lunch buffet at this restaurant, but unfortunately, we were disappointed. When we arrived, the restaurant was only half full, but it still took them over 10 minutes to seat us. The layout of the buffet food was poorly planned, with the plates placed in a corner that caused a bottleneck, even when you just wanted to grab a single dish. The food was also not organized in the usual order that you would eat it. Additionally, we found the menu to be quite limited for a $20 per person Indian buffet. Ver carta