Amma Kitchen

Nice ambience, great flavors, value for money! Fast service and no delays in serving food. This place will definitely get your south Indian breakfast cravings satisfied. Yesterday for dinner we ordered Kaara Idly, Mysore Bonda, Poori and Ravva Onion Dosa, it is yummy 😋.

Homely taste. Chutney quality and taste needs to be improved, feels like paste. The takeaway food doesn't stay fresh for more than a few hours. I recently had the Masala Pesarattu Dosa, and I liked that the potato masala filling inside it actually had some spices to it. It gave a good flavor rather than being just bland. Sambar was decent. Biryani Thali is good.

I was visiting Atlanta and came here with my sister's family. Food is decent and prices for most items are less than $10. Poori with alu curry was my favorite and my nieces loved onion samosa and Mirchi bajji

The best place to get Indian vegetarian food at a fraction of the cost. And even though the cost is significantly lower than other Indian restaurants the quality is pretty good. The quantity too is quite generous. There is a Hindu Temple nearby which makes it ideal for stopping by after prayers. Well maintained small restaurant.

A place for authentic home made style South Indian food. Have been here more than 3 times and every single time I had no regrets having food here. The food here is amazing with great quantity and at a very reasonable price compared to Aunty's Kitchen near by which is deteriorating day by day. A great and fitting competitor considering the level and speed of service offered. The first time I tried Paneer Dosa and as the name says it's just Dosa with shredded Paneer filling in place of Masala. The dosa was too good and moist unlike the dry Dosas we get at other places. The paneer was just shredded and added and literally no spice/ salt nothing. Had a plate of samosas as well. Wasn't that great but the chutneys were good. The next time I went for lunch on a Saturday, it was too crowded and