Yummy’s Vegan Take Out

(Review is for take-out)Food: I ordered the dinner plate with the roti, rice, etc. It was less than appetizing. The only thing that we liked were the samosas, and those we're amazing. That's why they received an extra star. The cinnamon roll could've been made by a 4-year old. Tasted awful. The frosting didn't have any flavor. We understand that it's vegan, but it should have some kind of taste. Even oat milk has some kind of flavor to it.Presentation: They use these containers that hold in the moisture and cause the container to be moist at the bottom. They should definitely switch vendors.I hate to do this to a Vegan restaurant. I really wanted to like them, but it is what it is.Would I recommend? I cannot.Will I order again? Maybe just for the samosas.

(3.5 Stars)Vegan restaurant in Stone Mountain seems to be Indian/Asian owned. The customer service and kindness was very good. As this was my first visit the attendants let me try the housemade ginger tea, along with the original, cultural rice veggies stir fry and pasta that they serve (pictured). The veggies stir fry is like a brown pickled cabbage of some sort which was ok. To me it went well with the rice which has a distinct flavor. It's not flavorful, but it's not bad. The pasta is a clear noodle which also has Indian spicings and flavor, it wasn't my cup of tea, but someone might like it. I don't believe I would order the meal intentionally but I was very grateful to the employee for letting me try something new.The small banana muffin tastes good. The cookie tastes kind of like a macaroon. I wouldn't buy again. The "Yummy Cinnabun" was alright. Didn't have enough icing on the one I had for me but it was alright. I heated up in the microwave. It was pretty good to be vegan. Overall I would go back for the desserts.This place also serves vegan burgers. They are only open at specific business hours. See details for hours. Did not snatch a pic of the health inspection score before I left, but I would visit again. *Note: The customer service and hospitality was a BIG part of the rating score.

Okay so I didn't actually get to try this place to give it a full recommendation. My sister and I were on the hunt for a local vegan place while we were in Lilburn and headed over to Stone Mountain to try this place. Unfortunately when we pulled up it looked more like someone's house than a restaurant. There was also no where to park. We saw signs that said to park across the street but there were 3 men outside working on a vehicle in that lot and we were too nervous to get out. I am sorry I don't mean to judge a book by a cover but I want the owners to know that they are probably losing a lot of business due to its location. Please consider moving to a store front or somehow make it more inviting to your potential customers.

Yummy's is the appropriate name for this hidden gem in Stone Mountain. We were spending our annual time away at evergreen resort and found them on Yelp - I'm a Yelper Ambassador! The Yelp reviews were a big help and definitely made it easier for us to decide on what we wanted and how the interaction would be with the family. The customer service was great, the family was very nice and the baby was adorable. Now the food, we both played it safe for our first meal and ordered the burrito, samosas and spring rolls. Everything was really good, except the spring rolls were a little to greasy for us. Because we enjoyed our first experience we went back again the next day and this time we were ready to dive into some other options. My wife had the nachos and I ordered the mushroom burger. Both were amazing!! However, the nachos were over the top with the spicy homemade salsa. The sweet potato fries were some of the best I have ever had, so definitely make sure you try them and let me know your thoughts. We are definitely putting Yummy's on our top list of vegan spots for us to eat at on a regular basis. I look forward to them adding some seating or moving to a larger location.

The best customer service I have ever received in my life. The owners are the kindest people you could ever meet. The food is wonderful, they have so many yummy deserts as well and all vegan! They are located right next to Stone Mountain, so it'd be a wonderful place to stop and grab lunch on the way there or back. Also, they gather on Thursday evenings to talk about Yoga and offer free vegan dinner afterwards. So sweet!

First time there today. The food was fantastic. The sandwiches were quite good. The carrot cake was not ordinary carrot cake....much better. The service was excellent. I will definitely be going there regularly now.

Spiritualize your eatingThe Bhagavad-gita (17.8-10) divides foods into three classes: those of the quality of goodness, those of the quality of passion, and those of the quality of ignorance. The most healthful are the foods of goodness. "Foods of the quality of goodness [milk products, grains, fruits, and vegetables] increase the duration of life; purify one's existence; and give strength, health, happiness, and satisfaction. Such foods are sweet, juicy, fatty, and palatable."Foods that are too bitter, sour, salty, pungent, dry or hot, are of the quality of passion and cause distress. But foods of the quality of ignorance, such as meat, fish, and fowl, described as "putrid, decomposed, and unclean," produce only pain, disease, and bad karma. In other words, what you eat affects the quality of your life. There is much needless suffering in the world today, because most people have no other criterion for choosing food than price and sensual desire.The purpose of food, however, is not only to increase longevity and bodily strength, but also to purify the mind and consciousness. Therefore the spiritualist offers his food to the Lord before eating. Such offered food clears the way for spiritual progress. There are millions of people in India and around the world who would not consider eating unless their food was offered first to Lord Krishna.Enjoy your soul food. after eating in your life you will see changes that will be positive. please give your support. take time to talk to the family to see services they are offering to humanity. Hari Krishna. check the link for more detailshttp://www.harekrishna.com/col/books/VEG/hkvc2.html

Amazing! They have the some of the best vegan sausage dogs in Atlanta at a great price. I actually prefer theirs over slutty vegans dog. Absolutely hooked!

This place is so very good. Nice people too. I usually get the platter which consists of a variety of food mainly pasta. The carrot cake is so moist and delicious and always on my list. I definitely recommend

I was thrilled to find a vegan takeout restaurant in Stone Mountain. Food is fresh and well made, but the portions are small for the price. The dahl soup was delicious. The sautéed squash and kale was spicy, with a hint of sour flavor. I enjoyed it! The pasta "alfredo" sauce had no flavor. The rice was plain. The Roti was greasy, but good. Am told that every day is a different special. I look forward to trying more. See attached photos of their menu.