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We had a really bad experience eating here for the third time. The Biharni Kebab was rancid. Nothing like missing a day's work due to food poisoning. …
Allyn
Luqma
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Food was good with plenty of selection. The price was very good as well. I have not tried a lot of indian places in ATL but this place wasn't bad. Wil…
Jimmy Tam
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Authentic and Very Well Priced. From the outside, Luquma is an old Long John Silvers, however, don't let the looks fool you. Inside is the best price-…
Alex
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5 Reviews on “Luqma”
We had a really bad experience eating here for the third time. The Biharni Kebab was rancid. Nothing like missing a day’s work due to food poisoning. My wife and I both missed work. Avoid this place.
Food was good with plenty of selection. The price was very good as well. I have not tried a lot of indian places in ATL but this place wasn’t bad. Will recommend.
Authentic and Very Well Priced. From the outside, Luquma is an old Long John Silvers, however, don’t let the looks fool you. Inside is the best price-to-taste Indian restaurant I have had. For about $8 I got Neheri (House specialty, highly recommended), Naan (excellent, fresh), side of onions, limes, garnish and a rice ball pudding type desert (great balance to the end of the meal) . They also have a 3.99 special tues-thursday on the most popular dishes. I recommend the Neheri or the curry chicken. It’s a pay up front style, very casual, the local indo-pak community supports this place strongly. Always great Bollywood playing. The friendly older woman up front is part owner. She can help you out if you have any questions. A++++ for flavor!
Should’ve read the last review…!. I eat Indian food at home fairly regularly, and have been searching for a good spot in ATL and an Indian friend of mind recommended this place. Can’t pretend I wasnt disappointed when the only thing I really enjoyed were the hot naans. The rice wasn’t warm and there wasn’t very much, the butter chicken was good mind you but our other fish in brown gravy was not the one we ordered, they were out of chicken tikka masala, and the samosas-Yuck!! I normally dream about samosas but these werent even worth the calories. The raita was too thin as well. The price was alright but our one dish was 6 bucks and we got three pieces of chicken (and you only get one naan per order). Drinks are help yourself out of Gatorade coolers (that was a first). Again, the butter chickens was good and naan was great and a good price but that’s all I have to say positive. Next time well be trying zyka next door.
Mediocre Apps Not Enough Food. Here are the pros:Naans were hot and butteryHere are the cons:Samosas felt like aloo salan had been used as the masala instead of proper aloo samosa fillingChicken boti was burnt and didn’t taste good. For more than a few bucks I got 6 pieces. That’s just obnoxiousThe only reason I say I liked it was because of the hot buttery naans. Did I mention how much I liked the hot buttery naans? Well, I did