Storefront is nothing fancy, but delicious food!!! Especially recommend the Goat Haleem special.read more

parking up in Devon is very hard but it was easy because I rode my motorcycle today so I could…read moresqueeze in certain parts of a parking space on Devon. Also beware this is not a buffet and I was craving more for a buffet than an individual sit down this eating at an Indian restaurant that way I feel that was lied at. Anyways I ended up eating the mutton biryani rice which was decently good it was semi-formal and service was actually pretty quick and responsive the mutton biryani dish is very spicy especially with the complimentary sauces when I ordered some buttered naan. overall it was your average passed semi-formal Indian restaurant on Devon originally like I said I wanted a buffet but it wasn't what it was so I felt lied to on an Yelp. I didn't feel like driving around Devon trying to find Indian buffets as I was already hungry for lunch

This place was recommended by some friends as a place to try for Pakistani food on Devon. Its a…read moresmall place and was pretty busy. There are a few tables to sit. Relatively clean and have counter service. We got a table and then walked up to order our food. We ordered a paapri chaat, a hunter beef sandwich, special noodles khausa, a bihari mayo roll, pani puri and a small fry. We also orederd some pomegranate flavored Limca and a coke. The food came out as it was ready and was fresh and hot off the stove. The khausa and the pani puri were hits with the family. The noodles were cooked well and the sauce and gravy from the beef was very flavorful. Everyone enjoyed that. The pani puri the kids loved to the point that we had to ask for more puris. The pani (spiced water to dip the puris in) was spiced and balanced well and the chickpeas and potatoes were sprinkled with a spice blend that gave them a depth of flavor then just plain boiled vegetables with salt. The hunter beef sandwich was good although a bit dry. The flavor with the toasted bread and addition of veggies and mayo complimented the beef well. The roll was spicy for most and was decent but not spectacular. The paapri chaat was refreshing and delicious. The star of the evening was the gola gunda (shaved ice with syrups and condensed milk drizzled on top). THe kids loved it and it came in a bowl with plenty of syrup and condensed mile. It was tasty and refreshing. We liked it so much that we stopped by twice more on our trip just for the gola gunda. I would definitely be going back, if for nothing else than the gola gunda.

I wasn't looking for this spot and happened to walk by debating whether I wanted to try a new…read moreIndian restaurant. I'd rate it about average; food was just okay. I ordered the chicken chili roll and Bihari mayo roll. The restaurant wasn't too clean and seating area was small, they do have a small patio with additional seating. The person who took my order was nice and straightforward with my order, a little hard to understand though with a language barrier, but expected for the area/location on Devon Ave.

Stopped by for lunch. It's been a tradition now to stop and have some bbq at Khan BBQ whenever in…read moreChicago. We were there right when they opened so no crowd. We were seated right away in the inside hall. The place was clean and the staff were very attentive. We tried something different this time. Ordered the beef chapli kabob and the frontier chicken roll. With a couple of naans. The food came out relatively quick. It was very hot and fresh. They had a couple of condiments on the table. Tamarind chutney and mint chutney. The kabob was very well spiced and cooked perfectly. It was more on the hot side from a spice level but tasty. A little drier than I would have liked but very enjoyable with the tamarind sauce. The frontier chicken roll was very good. The paratha for the roll was soft, the chicken was spiced perfectly with small pieces that were not dry at all. The flavors the freshness and the taste was spot on. Would definitely do that again. Overall it was a good dining experience as usual. Will be coming back here and keeping the tradition alive.

Frontier chicken roll was pretty solid and the chicken was fresh. I wish there were more veggies in…read morethe wrap and a tad bit less oil. I also thought it was missing a sauce element. The staff were all very friendly and the chai was amazing

Came to another of these Indian restaurants on Devon Avenue. It's easy to find a lot of good ones,…read moreand this is one of those. Delhi Darbar is kind of one of the farthest away. Located about as far to the west as the Indian neighborhood gets. The prices and the spices make this worth venturing to and getting some authentic food for not a lot. Better than it looks, because it looks pretty plain so you think the food might be. It's not of course. There's the Indian classics and some lesser known ones. It's about $12 for an entree. We got a few of our favorites. Has some good vegetarian choices. I picked the Chana Masala. An unfortunate thing is entrees don't come with anything. These don't include naan or rice. Pay extra. The only bad thing about it. Good authentic flavors. It's unfortunate the entrees don't include naan or rice so you have to pay more to have it. There's quite a few choices for vegans and vegetarians.

Went to restaurant for dinner with someone one late evening night when we walked right in the place…read morelook nice and clean. We first for seat and was given 6 water bottle without being asked. As everyone know if you go to restaurant if they give you water if we don't order it's free. Or as we thought. When we got the bill not only did they charge us $2 per bottle they try to charge us for 12 bottles rather than 6 bottles We order 3 appetizers and they were tasty but base on the side it doesn't worth the first. We ordered a fried catfish per recommendations the first was very salty. Next we order a curry beef(beef was super soft and the sauce was great perfect to eat with naan) next was the chicken brianyai it was rather taste less and the chicken was very hard. The murgh makhani was rather disappointed as there was no sauce and the color was super red unlike other butter chicken. The bbq they have was good we got the chicken and beef. The chicken was flavorful and was texture was better than I expected not too rough. They ground food was not so well it was tough with no flavor. Lastly one of the best thing I got was the mango lassi totally not disappoint the mango flavor was so creamy.

We catered from here for a party and the food was good. The service was very fast…read more Beef kebab- excellent. It was moist and well seasoned. However, the ones near the bottom of the pan were soggy. Samosas- crispy on outside, not oily or greasy on inside, the vegetables and meat inside tasted great. Biryani- it had a good level of spicyness and the beef was good. However, they didn't give us much meat. Naan- pretty basic. Nothing special or unique about how they do it. Beef curry dish- excellent well cooked chunks of beef. The curry was way too oily in my opinion. Desserts- pretty typical. Nothing too unique about how they do it here.

Never ever order here again! My kid almost choked because they left cleaning STEEL scrub in!!!!…read moreQUALITY HAS DECLINED! When i contacted them and told them about it, they just hung up on me! Terrible customer service!

Family owned. Very good sweets and food. King sweets has a very nice selection of authentic…read morePakistani sweets and food I always stop in when I have a taste. Plenty of seating for dining in this self seating restaurant. Stop in and you will be back soon!

Came here for brunch on a Sunday and it was busy!…read more Must get: Mango lassi, poori (only), kulfi, aloo paratha, and halwa. The halwa is soft and tasty. The Poori is delicious and so is the mango lassi which is not too sweet. I know you need to have chole with poori, but the chole and potato sabzi is not good, not much flavor. I would skip it, but if you're not that picky, go ahead. The chai wasn't the best either, a bit watered down. They also need more people running the register and helping customers. They got backed up quick. For a brunch with the fam, not bad but not the best. Change the chole recipe and it'll get 4/5 stars.

***Note the rating for this business does not belong to Shinwari grill. It was for the previous…read morerestaurant. Whether this new business fills their shoes is yet to be seen. They have only been in business about a month.*** Shinwari grill is new to Devon ave, however, they are not new to the restaurant scene. It strikes me odd they took over Masti Grill's listing with ratings and "claimed" it as their own. That kinda bs is not cool and I inquired with them about it. To which I received a canned reply of, "uh, yeah, a lot of things switched hands fast at the time of the switch and we're still figuring that out." Again, that's bs. Their takeout menus have a Yelp logo on them, their in-store marketing mentions their Yelp page and this web page has been verified as theirs with an update on the new owner. So just note that most of their recent 5 star reviews belong to the last restaurant is all. Shinwari moved in, switched out much of the kitchen with all new cookware and has been operating about a month now. Regarding the previous restaurant: Unfortunately it seems that Masti Grill has shuttered their doors and moved out. Good luck to you Tanveer, I'd always hoped Masti would have taken off. If located in a different area of town and with more accessible business hours, it could have done better. Who knows. You brought a new stance to (late night) Pak/Indian food, surprising casual diners with freshly prepared recipes & appetizers. A detail that should be available across Devon "hotels" but is not. Hotels should not be confused with regular, sit-down restaurants ie Tiffin. In India a "hotel" is a fast food joint, to us here in the states it's a diner. Back to Shinwari grill. Much of their menu is Pakistani food with a few Indian crossovers. (In my mind, much of our food is mutual in name and ingredients. However, there are differences in the amount of oil used to start a curry and a far lighter hand of spices used for heat. Almost always, store bought Pakistani food is mild) Shinwari has been open now about a month and are in the process of figuring out their groove and how best to serve their new customers. So far I've been in twice spending an average of thirty plus dollars on takeout. I'll tell you, I think a free membership for anus calisthenics comes with every order. I'm two in and both times my anus has had a vigorous workout. There's the all night puttering which helps focus your anus to short, loud, bursts. Then the day long, overextended usage of pooping. Honestly, I needed a couple days of rest after those workouts. My orders have consisted of veg samosa, a couple breads and a curry. Over the short time, their samosas got better. The first time the shell was harder and darker colored than normal. I've seen this before with newbs using the wrong ingredients. On the second go, the shell was perfect as was the filling. I'd definitely order veg samosa again but only if they offer tamarind chutney. Presently they offer a sort of raita which to me does nothing for it or your taste buds. (You may like to use ketchup or BBQ sauce.) Don't get me started on their cost/type of breads. I'm not a fan. (Note to self. Get store bought paratha or make Costco chapathi) About the curries. All consistently gave my ass something to talk about. Day long flatulence... wowzers. An okra curry (bhindi gosht) that was so bland, murgh cholay (oily) and butter chicken. The butter chicken had good flavor, consistency and the meat was slow cooked. Too bad it upset my stomach.. but good for me, I suppose. Value vs cost vs health.. I can't be spending all my time on a toilet. Nor can I have a date over if I'm puttering under the sheets. Trust.. it's not fun to be told.. "honey! that's not sexy!!"

Today at SHINWARI we picked up Food, Tandoori chicken Tikka Baby goat karahi along with huge fluffy…read moreNans. Despite they were very busy with attentive to details. Mind blowing Karachi Authentic taste, Malai chicken boti very yummy. Hats off to famous chef Mr Shahzad, we will soon cater for my wife's Birthday. Schaumburg Illinois,

Delicious food..I ordered butter chicken, rice and naan bread. I would recommend this dish.read more

It's just one lady she running around I asked her please can you get me some water after I made the…read moreorder she said yes she then told me to hold on in started taking another person order while im still standing there only waiting for water I'm dehydrated