Aroma Indian Kitchen — Restaurant in Georgia

Roswell's Hidden Gem of North Indian Cuisine

Aroma Indian Bistro, nestled at 4750 Alabama Rd #114 in Roswell, GA, might not win any awards for its curb appeal. But step inside this unassuming takeout spot, and prepare to have your taste buds transported to a world of culinary delight.

A Labor of Love: Meet the Magic Behind the Meals

The true magic of Aroma Indian Bistro lies in the passionate couple who own and operate it. Their dedication to authentic North Indian cuisine shines through in every dish. They take pride in using fresh, high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking methods to create dishes that are not just delicious, but bursting with flavor and aroma.

A Feast for the Senses: North Indian Delights

Forget about generic Indian food. At Aroma Indian Bistro, you'll experience the true essence of North Indian cuisine. Each dish is a symphony of spices, textures, and tastes. Whether you're a seasoned curry connoisseur or a curious newcomer, their menu offers something to tantalize your palate. From the melt-in-your-mouth butter chicken to the rich and flavorful lamb rogan josh, every bite is an explosion of flavor that will leave you wanting more.

Takeout Doesn't Mean Compromise

While Aroma Indian Bistro primarily focuses on takeout, don't let that deter you. The food travels incredibly well, retaining its heat, aroma, and deliciousness. In fact, the focus on takeout allows them to concentrate their efforts on crafting exceptional culinary experiences. You might not have a fancy ambiance, but you'll have an unforgettable culinary adventure waiting for you in your takeout bag.

A Must-Try for Indian Food Lovers

Look beyond the facade, and discover the true gem that is Aroma Indian Bistro. This is a place where the food speaks volumes, a testament to the owners' passion and dedication. So next time you're craving authentic North Indian cuisine, don't be fooled by appearances. Head over to Aroma Indian Bistro and prepare to be amazed by the incredible flavors waiting to...

FINALLY my wife and I found our Indian food spot in our area!! I am so happy right now I can't see straight. The fact that I can't see straight could be because of the level of heat I ordered. Ooowee!!! (We will get to that in a minute) First of all RUN to this place. I don't say that on all of my reviews. If I do, JUST TRUST ME! This is a well kept secret. I say that because you can't see it well from the road and you just have to know it's there. The only way we found it was because of Yelp. And the reviews. There is a theme to all of the good reviews that propelled me to come here. This is Punjabi North Indian Cuisine at it's best I'd argue versus anywhere in Atlanta. When you come in, the heavenly smells of spice hits you even before you open the door. The smells become even more heavenly when you step inside. We were greeted by the owners Anoop and Vandi I believe who were absolutely lovely. When I try an Indian restaurant for the first time, I always go for the classics. Tonight was chicken Korma and chicken Vindaloo. You have your choice of heat. If you say hot you get American hot or Indian hot. I said "light me up", so Indian hot it was! There are now three ways I know it's HOT! 1) when my nose runs like a faucet, 2) when I start burping and now 3) when the chef/ owner Anoop pokes his head out and says "this is how hot I like it!" Wow! Can he cook! "ANOOP HOT!" This food was absolutely amazing!! So much flavor which is the hallmark of Indian cuisine. I tasted every ounce of pride. I am never more happy than when I'm in a place that's 100% about the food. I don't like fussy or pretentious. Aroma is not fancy. It doesn't need to be. The flavor of their food took me to the moon tonight and it speaks for itself. I will be talking about this place for days! On my next visit, I plan to ask Anoop to just order for me. I know he will knock my socks off. RUN to this restaurant and order it "Anoop...

The reviews are pretty misleading to start with or maybe today was not one of those days for the chefs on- duty today. With lot of excitement I ordered for take out (Butter chicken, chicken biriyani & paneer tak a tak) because there’s no Indian cuisine around the Northeast Cobb/ Roswell area! But to my disappointment it was nothing but below average!! In more than 12 years I have found no Indian restaurants in the Atlanta metro area that blew away my mind so my expectations aren’t super high! But I guess I’ll wait for my occasional trips to Alpharetta/ Johns Creek area or maybe just stick to specific dishes from specific Indian places in Marietta / Cumberland area! What I got today is no where close to what butter chicken or biriyani is and the paneer appetizer OMG - what the heck was that! My children ended up saying please don’t get food from here ever again!

Updated : So I can see you have responded to my review but I can't respond to that so adding it here. You have sort of made an assumption based on my name that I am not exposed to the diversity of Indian cuisine. You don't know me and you don't know where all I have lived growing up in India and being surrounded with a diverse community, thus being exposed to enough to provide a feedback. As a thorough professional when we get a feedback its important to not let ego take over because that's where we stop learning. There is no end to learning and improvising. Instead of personally attacking me and my knowledge and exposure maybe you could have dug deeper to understand what could have been better? Good luck on your venture and I hope you keep improvising. Everyone deserves a chance and I will again try out few months later. I have no personal grudge against your restaurant and will positively give a good feedback when I experience it! Have a...