Jai Ho at Krog - Indian Kitchen

Got to try their mango lassi since I had grabbed food at another stall nearby. The color was just so vibrant I couldn't miss out on trying it. I loved the texture and sweetness but the taste could have been better with just a touch of cardamom. Overall, cashier was nice and I am curious about their quality of their food. Might try a dish or two the next time I'm around.

I ordered some food here with a friend while in Krog Street Market. I ordered the Butter chicken burger, Smoked gouda naanwich, and fries. The food came in a decent amount of time. They forgot to put my friends order in so we did have to wait awhile for her order though. There isn't really too much of an ambiance since it's in krog street market besides the energy the staff gives off which was nice and friendly. I really liked the fries they were nice and thick. I didn't really like the butter chicken burger that much the flavors were not what I was expecting it to be and in my opinion didn't mix too well together. I did really like the smoked Gouda naanwich and I would order that again. The prices are fair for the food proportions being its krog street market where everything is expensive. From what I tasted it's not like something to write home about but I would eat there again.

I had stopped in at Krog Street Market to grab a quick bite after walking along the beltline for quite some time. I am sucker for Indian food, so I immediately gravitated towards Jai Ho. I didn't want so many things to eat, more so just of a snack to share with the other people in my group. I saw the loaded chicken 65 fries on the menu, and immediately knew I HAD to get them. I ordered and waited about 10 minutes for them, but it was WORTH IT. They were so flavorful and hot! The chicken pieces were pretty decently sized, and there was a good bit of chicken as well. It had a little bit of a kick to it, but nothing too bad. The price for the fries were $14, so a little steep, but that's pretty common for a food market type of appetizer. It was worth the cost though. I'll definitely be back in the future and plan on getting these fries again plus a few other items.

One of the best fried fish sandwiches. The crisp is insane and the size of this sandwich can easily feed two people. The top the sandwich with an Indian stlyle pico and french fries. I also love the vegetable samosas. If your Krog Street Market definitely check them out.

Ordered the chicken tikka masala combo.The food had a lot of flavor, the right amount of spice and the naan bread was warm and paired very well with the sauce

Gentleman serving me was really kind! He informed me the differences of having iced versus hot chai (I got the hot one) and had a really nice conversation. He also gave me another cup of chai! The food, though, was on the pricier side in comparison to other Indian restaurants as well as less flavorful. the saag felt off, too milky with only 5 chunks of paneer; the chai tasted as if the tea was burnt and as a result lacking the decadent smoothness of the cardamom and other spices. It seemed like the audience for the food is a bit more American and more non traditional, whihc may allow others to ease their way into Indian cuisine. The venue was very nice, it's Krog market where there is plenty of seating in a lively environment.

Since moving to Atlanta I have fallen in love with Indian food. After a pass through all of the vendors at Krog Street Market, I decided to give Jai Ho a try.I ordered the smoked gouda chicken naanwich. Sounded so good on the menu I couldn't resist.The flavor was really great. What I did not enjoy was the naanwich was very very wet from the sauce which made it hard to eat and enjoy. You are given a nice sized portion so it will fill you up.

Decided to try Jai Ho for our first time at Krog St Market. My partner and I ordered a mango lassi, pani poori, vegan channa masala, and smoked gouda chicken naanwich -TASTE: 4/5 - the mango lassi was sweet and refreshingly cold, and the pani poori was nice w the green chutneys on the side. My vegan channa masala was satisfyingly rich, and the gouda cheese was so tasty in the naanwichTEXTURE: 4/5 - the pani poori's fried wontons were ultra thin and crispy, and the vegetable samosa that came w my channa masala was fried well too. Loved the chicken and gooey gouda cheese pressed together in the naan, plus the perfect crisp of the accompanying chips PRICE: 4/5 - standard prices, and my vegan channa masala combo platter is a steal (includes channa masala, vegetable samosa, rice, and roti)SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - solid portions for lunch, though I thought that the pani poori could've been filled up more SERVICE: 4/5 - we ordered at the counter and waited ~10-15min for our foodATMOSPHERE: 3/5 - it's a small countertop space compared to the other vendor stalls at Krog St MarketTAKEOUT: 4/5 - appreciate the ventilation holes in the takeout box for my channa masala!PARKING: 4/5 - we parked a short walk away on the first floor of the Ayla apartment complex's garage, and paid $4.75/hr via the ParkMobile app

Pretty average pricey food court Indian food. I ordered the chicken tika masala combo (included naan and samosa). It was busy on a weekend for lunch, took about 25mins for my food to come out. There's no where to wait so you just awkwardly wait on the hallway. The food itself was underwhelming. The tika masala had two tiny pieces of chicken and the rest was sauce. I was expecting a bit more considering the price. I most likely won't come back.

Chicken Tikka had absolutely no spice at all and smelled like B.O. Naan also tasted old. Everything went straight into the trash. Not sure how this place made it at Krog St, but I'd definitely skip it and go elsewhere.