Amazing veggie plates and 2 foot dosa. Palak paneer is spiced well and fragrant. Rice is done…read moreperfectly. Service was a bit rough, but with it for the food.

The mango lassi was possibly the best lassi I've ever had. The dosa was great, the idli were…read moreboring, but I think that's just how idli are (my first idly experience), the uttapam was very good, puri was good. Service was good, no loud music. The normal tamarind chutney which was fine but also a coconut chutney that was very simply coconut. I'm a white guy so maybe this is a typical chutney, but I've never seen it before. It was fine but kind of boring. Price was good, I will definitely go back!

If you are looking for halwa puri I'd say they do a pretty good job by my standards. Crisp puris,…read moredecadent halwa and rightly spiced cholay. The chai is ok. If you are craving halwa puri - add this place to your list!

Its been a long time since I've walked the streets of Devon. And what better way to break my hiatus…read morethan with some FIRE paya from King Sweets. This place is iconic, they've been on Devon forever. Got the paya, aloo paratha and 2 naan. You really cannot go wrong. Paya is basically stewed cow or goat trotters. This is one of the only places that has this level paya outside of Pakistan. The aloo paratha was soft and you could really taste the potato. Its basically mashed potatoes inside a paratha. The owner is one of the most humble people you will ever meet. Their chai, of which they have a few varieties, also VERY good. If you're ever on Devon make sure you stop here.

We saw this place off a side street with indoor & outdoor seating available. We saw many people…read morecoming out with tea and delicious food being served at the tables. Sadly we only had time for tea as we had meat in the car. The tea is made with real milk and also had malai on the top if you liked that. Served piping hot too! The tea is one of the best on Devon. Fatima helped us and was very nice. Next time we are on Devon, we'll try their food entrees as they all looked really delicious and generously portioned!

I love Ruman chai and Osmania biscuits which is originally from Hyderabad India. I found same…read moretaste in Chicago I cannot believe. All the staff is friendly and nice, specially female staff, who wearing hijab in USA, Inshallaha I will visit to USA soon during summer holidays. Ayub khan from : London

When I say Tan you say Dory…read more Tan! Dory! Tan! Dory! Yes I know it's spelled different but the message here is to get the Tandoori. Easily the best Indian I've had. The highlights were garlic naan, Lamb Vindaloo, and of course the Tandoori Chicken. The only criticisms was that the Chili Naan was way too spicy. I like heat and Indian heat never really gets my mouth burning. This Chili was really just raw hot peppers in the Naan. Tikka masala was actually not great either. Favorite of the below was the lamb vindaloo followed by the tandoori chicken. The somosas were my favorite I've had to day- gotta get the lamb. They had those funky little indian pickles too which were great. Super aromatic. I felt it seeping through my pores (in a great way) for the next few days. Momo was solid but I'd either switch to chicken chili fry Momo or chicken 65 next time. This was our order: 2 orders of tandoori chicken 1 order of chicken tikka masala 1 order of lamb vindaloo 1 order of palak paneer 1 order of Momo 3 orders of samosas 1 order of onion pakora 4 orders of naan 4 orders of chutney 1 order of raita 1 order of pickles 1 order of dessert And we ate it all! 6 of us. Shoutout to the incredible staff and chef. We were able to meet him which was an honor and a privelage.

We make sure to eat from Nepal House whenever we are in Devon. This time we ordered the chicken…read morechowmein and chilli chicken, the all time favourite Indo-Chinese food combo. The food was very spice (just how we like it). Portion was satisfactory. Not the healthiest food choice, but very soul satisfying. Service was prompt. All in all a good experience.

It's Lenten season, and throughout March I've been making an effort to explore more vegetarian…read moreoptions. This time, I visited Sukhadia Sweets and Snacks at 2559 W. Devon St., an area known for its incredible variety of Indian restaurants. A friend of mine wanted to ease me into Indian cuisine and suggested this spot as a great starting point. Since I'm in the final weeks of my fast, I needed to stick to some pretty specific dietary guidelines, and this place made that easy. I ordered the idli with sambar and a side of green chutney, while my friend had the rava dosa. I was able to try some of hers as well, and it was really tasty. The chutney was especially delicious and came with onions. I tend to prefer cooked onions over raw, but even so, the flavors were enjoyable and well-balanced. The restaurant operates in a counter-service style, and the cashiers were very helpful in answering questions about the menu. The space itself has a casual, café-style feel, more like a quick lunch spot than a full-service restaurant, but still comfortable enough to sit, eat, and have a good conversation. If you're looking for a quick, flavorful vegetarian meal in the area, Sukhadia Sweets and Snacks is a solid choice. Since this was my first time trying Indian cuisine in this setting, it's a bit hard to fully compare, but based on this experience, I'd definitely come back and explore more of the menu. 4 out of 5 stars.

Buttery chai and homemade sweets. This is a great place to start a Devon adventure. Friendly serviceread more

We came here shortly after they opened and finally got back around to visiting again…read more It was delicious! I had the Shapta. Unfortunately they were out of the tingmo, so I got the garlic naan instead. My partner got the chow mein with chicken (fair warning, the chow mein noodles are spicy!) I also got the masala tea and it was prepared the traditional way, you can tell because as it cools it forms a skin on the top. Our order was slightly delayed, so they gave us a complimentary dessert. I won't wait as long to come back next time.

From the moment we walked into Kathmandu Cafe, we were warmly welcomed by the owner. He took the…read moretime to recommend a few of his favorite dishes, and every one of his suggestions was excellent. It's clear he takes great pride in bringing authentic Himalayan cuisine to the neighborhood. The restaurant was clean, inviting, and made for a great dining experience. We ordered the Butter Chicken Momo dumplings, and they were outstanding. The butter chicken sauce was delicious with a light, creamy texture that wasn't overly rich but was packed with flavor. We also tried the Nepalese Boneless Chicken Curry, and the chicken was incredibly tender, juicy, and well-seasoned. To finish our meal, we had our very first Mango Lassi, and it did not disappoint. It was fresh, thick, smooth, and perfectly balanced--not too sweet or sour. If you've never tried a Mango Lassi before, this is definitely the place to have your first one. We'll definitely be back!

Rude af. Never again. Ruined our expensive delivery meal by leaving a dinner out then being rude…read moreabout it. Nope.

This was pretty phenomenal Indian food for such a low key place. I would absolutely recommend it to…read moreanyone! We came for restaurant week and left with enough food for two more whole meals. It seems unassuming from the outside, but please don't let that deter you because the service was friendly and the food was delicious. Between the two of us we spent 60 dollars (again keep in mind this is north side restaurant week pricing) and we had the chicken tikki masala, chicken vindaloo, chicken madras, basmati rice, garlic naan, chicken soup, rice pudding, and gulab jamun. I have zero complaints about anything! The chicken all ranged in spice level so make sure you're paying attention to that. I will say the soup was very very spicy but if you're not afraid of that it was delicious. They offer carryout as well and I will definitely be back!

We went here for Mother's Day with my daughter, son in law, 3yo granddaughter and 6 mo grandson…read more Free parking available behind the restaurant. We had reservations but it was not crowded as we arrived at 5pm due to the small children with us. They were very welcoming and patient with the kids. Food was great! Had the mixed veg appetizer which was enough for all of us to share- samosas especially were really good. Malai kofta was wonderful, butter chicken very good and a paneer dish was good as well. Papadum and garlic naan also were good. Prices were reasonable . Will return!

Solid Indian restaurant in the Irving park area. The food does take a while to come out though, so…read moreif you're on a time crunch, I would not eat here. We started lunch at 12:30 pm and finished around 3 pm. The curries were flavorful and delicious, but the biryani was a bit disappointing. There was no flavor or spice to the rice. I would skip on that. The goat curry, butter chicken, bread bowl, chicken tikka masala and okra curry were all solid. For 6 dishes, it was about $140 with tax and tip. Restaurant has plenty of seating options, from booths to tables and they also have high chairs for kids. We went on a Sunday for lunch and there was only one other party there. One piece of feedback for the restaurant would be use different takeout containers. The ones provided did not prevent the curry from spilling out when there's movement. They were fine for rice dishes, but not for anything with liquid. I recommend coming here for lunch or dinner if you're craving Indian!