MH 15 - Indian Vegetarian Restaurant

Have been to this place at least 10 times in the past 2.5 years I have been here in Atlanta, GA. This includes both pick up as well as dine in right from COVID times till now. Never was I disappointed with the food. The service would be kind of On and Off but overall it’s been a great one and I’m happy to review it after finding out that I have never written one.

Overall if I have to say something this is a great place for trying out North Indian food for sure. They are exclusively vegetarian and their food especially, the curries have a very strong Marathi food flavor. The whole Garam masala can be felt in major proportion and that works well. I would definitely recommend their curries especially the Kaju Paneer. That alongside Garlic Naan would definitely make your day complete.

The starter options are really good and the Indo Chinese menu wasn’t that bad but it was more Indianish!

I would highly suggest not to try anything that is South Indian especially the Dosas. The Dosas are crisp but are too dry. The Sambar on the sides isn’t that great either. So a big no (Recently they have started Unlimited Dosas at 10.99). I used to get Chikoo / Custard Apple milkshake before, but recently they aren’t available at all.

RECENT VISITS:
I recently visited MH15 and let me highlight few things about that. We ordered a Vada Pav, cheese Maggi and Samosa chat.

The Vada Pav was served cold initially and upon request the waitress agreed to get a fresh reasonably hot one. But taste wise it was great with the green Chilli and the masala. The samosa chat was cold as well and less spicy hence was not that great.

Coming on to the Cheese Maggi. It was listed as part of the normal menu and I ordered it. To my surprise just as the name says, it was just plain Masala Maggi with some cheese. That’s it. No vegetables no peas no carrot nothing else. Just plain Maggi. I was shell shocked. I requested the waitress some cilantro and onions in a cup and she offered me without being hesitant. When I checked out I told her the Maggi could have been a lot better and creative and she came up with this: “Cheese Maggi is actually for kids and since kids don’t prefer Vegetables we don’t add anything” . That was a shocker for me as it was not listed under Kids menu or mentioned ‘For Kids’ anywhere. And even if it is, why wasn’t I made aware of the fact that it’s for kids and comes with literally nothing! But she was kind enough to give me the vegetables so I could prepare my kind of Maggi on the table and yes she patiently heeded to my feedback.

The ambience of the restaurant is always good with good lighting and ample space. Not so crowded during the nights based on my experience. The tables are kept clean most of the time and the service has increased by leaps and bounds ever since they changed to this lady cashier.

BOTTOMLINE: Overall a very nice and a feel good family fine dining restaurant in the heart of Alpharetta with exclusive Vegetarian option and plenty of North Indian delicacies and at a very reasonable price.

MUST TRY: Kaju paneer masala, Garlic Naan, Tawa Pulao, HaraBara Kebab, Samosa Chaat, Malai Kofta, Samosa

A good food place, esplly for vegetarians. Have had their weekend lunch buffet a couple of times. Food is flavorful, buffet menu has lot of variety, and maharashtraian flavors in food can't be missed.

It was quick Lunch date for us. Food was good. Since we are from the region.. taste bud expectations are way higher.. but pretty satisfying.. will surely try different dishes next time.

I ordered Veg Kolhapuri and chola bhature. I enjoyed completely taste of chola and one bhature itself is stomach filling for me. Veg kolhapuri is little bit of sweet and it has perfect combination of spices to the veggies. I enjoyed the food here.

It is small restaurant selling good quality food.
They help you remind flavours of Maharashtra India.

The host is warm and friendly and some orders may come earlier than others.

We ordered misal, which was made well, but would have preferred slightly spicy.

We also had Vada Pav (indian burger), which we loved a lot.

Chole bature, this was surprisingly good.

We also ordered paneer butter masala, and it was good.

Sweet lasssi we ordered was refreshing and pairing with spice perfectly.

When you walk in right in center you are created will indian verse right before having food. See attached photo.