Rangeen - An Indian affair - Marietta (GA)

5 /5 Man_Of_ God305: I’ve never really eaten at a Indian restaurant before but I was excited about this visit. I ended up getting the buffet and man it was delicious. Then that garlic naan came out fresh and hot to put the topping on the cake. I will have to bring my wife to check this place out.

5 /5 Sarath Tata: What a fantastic experience! The restaurant has a wonderful ambience, and the food was delicious with generous portions. We also appreciated the quick service and how welcoming the staff was. Just a heads-up: if you sit at a table near the edge, you might want to bring a sweater, as the A/C vents blow directly on you!

5 /5 Veronica: I usually go to cake world in alpharetta but Im glad they opened up a great indian food place in Marietta, I ordered the lunch special thali non veg and it is to die for, the chicken butter masala, the mango yogurt and pistachios is a good combination and the fresh garlic naan like actually fresh and buttery soft is out of this world, definetely coming back, and recommending all my friends to come, very affordable for a lot of food. Beautiful place inside very romantic, will try to come at night with boyfriend. Customer service is amazing as well, pre pandemic service!! Here you get grandmas homemade indian recipe coming from a nonindian that LOVES indian food.. (:

5 /5 Nikola G: Rangeen had one of the best Indian food I have had and here’s why. The spices blended into the food was amazing especially the tandoori chicken with perfect chili spice and char. The naan there was also so soft and crispy and I couldn’t stop eating it. Visit here if you want quality Indian food.

4 /5 Bishnu Choudhury: I recently visited this restaurant and had a mixed experience. The ambiance was pleasant and the service was fast, which made the dining experience comfortable. The preparation of the dishes was excellent, and the food felt light and not overly rich like many typical Indian restaurants. However, the menu felt somewhat limited, especially for non-vegetarian starters and biryani options. It was also a bit confusing since there wasn’t a separate section for non-veg appetizers, which made ordering less straightforward. One surprising detail was being charged $2 for onions when we requested them on the side. That felt unnecessary, considering most Indian restaurants provide them complimentary. Another small but noticeable miss was the absence of mukhwas after the meal. This is the first Indian restaurant I’ve been to where it wasn’t available, neither at the counter nor at the exit. Overall, the experience was decent and the food was balanced, but with these small gaps, I’d rate it somewhere between a 3 and a 4 on a 5-point scale.