Living away from home we often miss good Indian food. When we crave authentic Indian food, we go to…read moreSankalp. It's away from downtown but so worth the drive. The service and ambiance is good. A lot of options, from South Indian Dosas to North Indian curries. We had the Kadai Chicken and Dal Bukhara which was super delicious and quite filling. The flavours were amazing and truly authentic. Highly recommend the Mango Lassi here as well, which is quite refreshing in summer. :)

Ordered chicken vindaloo and buttered naan bread Medium…read morespicy was good. The sauce flavourful was more buttery than what I am used to and not as flavourful but acceptable. A lot of potatoes took up a lot of filler space. The chicken was tender. Naan bread was good Service acceptable. Nothing exceptional. Waiter was pleasant and checked in Ambiance was good. Can accommodate bigger parties. Worth a try. Was here at 530pm on a Thursday.

Always excellent service and great quality food. Mufti is a…read morevery friendly and welcoming employee. His service has always been outstanding

Visiting Illinois for work and asked the hotel front desk where to eat - they recommended A2B and…read moreI'm glad they did. Restaurant is all vegetarian but that shouldn't stop you from trying some very tasty and extremely well prepared food. Ordered the Veg Jalfrezi curry, Bhindi Masala, roti, garlic naan and tried some idlys for the first time. Everything was hot and so flavorful. The idlys were definitely a highlight with a great balance of buttery and spicy. The service was very good checking in on us regularly and topping up water. Food came out fast and fresh. The restaurant itself is very large and very clean and is part of one of the largest parking lots I've ever seen, so parking is not a problem. Inside is decorated tastefully but nothing overly themed. If I'm ever in the area again I'm definitely returning!

We swung by simply south for brunch and were very impressed. As we walked in, the ambience looked…read moreclean and very South Indian inspired with banana leaves, garlands, etc. We felt like we were back in India, where the service is super fast and you see servers walking around with trays. Gave a very nostalgic vibe. We were immediately seated and the server was super sweet and had great recommendations for us. We went all out and ordered the benne dosa, Thatte idli, Karan dosa, gobi Manchurian, mushroom Manchurian, puri bhaji, filter coffee and the mango passion fruit breezer. The benne dosa was out of this world and was the standout dish of the day! The Thatte idli with podi was a close second. The filter coffee and the gobi Manchurian were great too. We were excited about the puri aloo but it was a miss for us. We didn't really like the mushroom Manchurian either. The karam dosa wasn't as spicy as they claimed but was still decent. The passion fruit mango breezer was great and felt so refreshing on a super hot day. Overall, our bill came down to around $130 which I think was a bit steep for a casual Indian restaurant but the food was worth it. I will definitely be back!

I'll be honest- south indian food has never been my thing, but my mom was dying to try this place,…read moreand I'm grateful she talked me into it. This place has totally changed my mind. We went for a late lunch earlier this month around 3pm and I was honestly shocked at how packed it was for that time of day. We had to wait about 10 minutes for a table, which wasn't a huge deal, but I'm definitely making a reservation next time I come back. One thing to look out for: the menu is huge and it's all on a QR code which can definitely feel overwhelming. I personally prefer a physical menu, and asked for one, which was brought out, but the server mentioned it wasn't fully updated with all their dishes. That being said, we asked the server for her recommendation and the food was absolutely incredible. We ordered the Neyyi Kaaram Masala and I was blown away - the dosa was super crispy and packed with flavor. We also got 65 baby corn, which was seasoned perfectly. The restaurant itself is very nicely decorated and has great ambience. It's got a much better vibe than your typical strip-mall spot. If you're on the fence about south indian food like I was, just go. You won't regret it

I came here with a larger group and we got a few appetizers to share including a cauliflower dish,…read morechicken, and naan and everything was delicious ! I got the chicken vindaloo as the main and that was also great ! Our server was kind, friendly and attentive and the restaurant was clean with ample seating. I would love to come back and would recommend !

Great ambiance and service. We did the dosa and tiffin buffet and it was such a nice change of…read morepace. Every single item we tried at the buffet was good. Everything really hit the spot and the dosa system was really nice, you go up to them and say your order and then someone will bring it to your table. The dosas were also light and a nice small to medium size, letting you try a variety. The cheese and nutella dosas were a fav, will definitely come back.

Viceroy what can I say - Amazing! The service and the food were excellent! I will definitely be…read moregoing back!!!

One of the hidden gems in naperville downtown for Indian cuisine. Flavorful is one word to describe…read morefood. Tried paya soup -10/10, Shrimp - 10/10, Paneer tikka - 10/10, Sheekh kebab - 10/10, Naan (super soft)- 11/10. clean and neat ambience, service was friendly. For authentic indian flavors it is right spot to visit in naperville downtown. 100% i will be going there again

I've lived in Naperville for nearly three years, and as a vegetarian, I've tried several Indian…read morerestaurants--often driving farther out. I used to pass by Indian Harvest while shopping nearby, and one day I finally decided to give it a try. I started with their lunch special, and it was both affordable and generous--enough for lunch and dinner. When I later ordered dinner, the portions lasted even longer. That kind of value is rare. What truly stands out is the customer service. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warmth and kindness. The staff makes you feel welcome, and the atmosphere is calm and inviting. Great food matters, but great service is what keeps you coming back--and they deliver both. Whether you dine in or order to-go, you won't be disappointed. This is definitely one of Naperville's best-kept secrets. Highly recommended, The Writter, Phyllis

Been coming here many times over the years with the family. Always great service and food quality…read morehas been consistent. Used the separated side room for larger family gatherings and it works out nicely.

The food was absolutely delicious Buttered Chicken with garlic Naan, both seasoned to perfection!…read moreEven the plain rice... was not plain rice...it was absolutely delicious! The Samosas...delicious with a little heat, the yogurt drink we had made it all better!! I took my kids to save for the next day... which we had left overs....still good on the next day. It was a lot of food. The Ambiance, was so beautiful, we picked up but I am going back on Saturday...I thought I saw a special on the weekend! The service was amazing, kind hearted people! Thank you for your kindness...we will be back! next I'm coming for the Galub Jamun!

Good Food, But the Difference in Service Was Hard to Ignore…read more My daughter and I visited on August 30th, and I deliberately waited a few days before writing this review because I wanted to be fair about our experience. We have lived in this area for almost four years after moving from the East Coast. We consider ourselves foodies, especially when it comes to international cuisine, and have explored several Indian restaurants throughout the Naperville area. I first discovered this restaurant when ordering takeout. During that visit, a gentleman whom I believe was the manager was exceptionally kind and even allowed us to sample a few items from the buffet. I told him I would return, and I did. Unfortunately, our dine-in experience was very different. After being seated, we received water, but no one returned to check on us. I finished my first plate, and my daughter finished hers before the naan and tandoori chicken were brought to our table approximately 20 minutes later. I am vegetarian, so the chicken wasn't important to me, but we had almost forgotten about the naan by the time it arrived. My daughter also ordered a simple tea. The waiter acknowledged her order, but the tea never came. What concerned us most was watching what happened with the customers who arrived after us. As new customers were seated, we repeatedly heard the sizzling tandoori chicken being brought to their tables, along with naan, within minutes. My back was turned, but my daughter could see the room and began noticing how quickly the other tables were being served. Meanwhile, no one returned to ours to ask the most basic customer-service question: "How is everything? Do you need anything?" My daughter and I were the only Black/African American customers in the restaurant at the time. I am not claiming to know anyone's intentions, but I would be dishonest if I said the noticeable difference in service didn't make us wonder why our table was being treated differently. We frequently dine at Indian and other international restaurants where we may be the only African American customers present, and that has never been an issue. What made this experience uncomfortable was the obvious difference in the level of service we received compared with the service provided to those around us. Before leaving, I quietly spoke with the gentleman at the register, whom I believe was the manager. When our waiter approached, the manager asked him why my daughter's drink had never been brought. The waiter apologized and appeared ready to get her a tea to go, but by then I declined. I want to acknowledge the manager for his sincere, respectful, and genuine apology. He explained that they were short-staffed because someone had not shown up for work. I appreciated the way he handled my concern, and he is the primary reason I chose not to leave a one-star review. However, being short-staffed does not fully explain why customers who arrived after us, received prompt service while our table was repeatedly overlooked. In a restaurant, teamwork should help fill those gaps. I worked as a waitress many years ago; I am a professional writer, and I own my own business. I know what good customer service looks like, and I understand the importance of how people are treated when they choose to spend their money with your business. The food was good. The service experience was not. After giving it considerable thought, I don't believe I would return for their weekend buffet. There are many Indian restaurants in the Naperville area, and good food alone isn't enough when a dining experience leaves you questioning why your table received a noticeably different level of service. I may consider ordering takeout again because I did enjoy the food, and I sincerely appreciate the manager for listening to my concerns. I hope management receives this review in the spirit in which it is written: not simply as criticism, but as an opportunity to make sure every customer who walks through that door receives the same respect, attention, and hospitality. In comparison, excellent food and customer service have kept me coming back to A2B, Shimla Peppers, Indian Harvest, and Bombay Chopsticks (which also offers an excellent buffet). Unfortunately, after this experience, I don't believe I will add Cuisine of India to my list of favorite restaurants or recommend it to friends or others in the area. Because in business, you never truly know who has just walked through your door. Never judge a book by its cover. You don't know who they are. By Author P

The food was delicious. Tender butter chicken. Flavor but not hot. I can't handle too hot. So yummy…read more Service was quick and super friendly.

This restaurant needs training on how to use DoorDash and a phone…read more They failed to confirm my order leading me to believe they weren't making it. However it was sitting there completed, but they never confirmed it on the app or notify me that the order is being prepared, or mark it complete. Their phone lines were not working, so when I tried calling that wasn't an option. Surprised to see after I ordered that $25 chicken tikka doesn't include rice! At least mention it in the description. Flavors are good, but not worth the hefty price and lack of attention to service.

Love the food here! It brings back the taste of India and it is very decently priced. The service…read morehas been warm and fairly quick even on busier days. I feel they have even upgraded ambiance and made it better! Overall, good service, great food and a decent ambiance to get your food cravings satiated! Must visit if you like good indian food. Specific recommendations: Amritsari Kulcha Dal Makhani Tomato Soup Roomali Roti

We were there, me and a friend, for lunch on a Friday. I was hoping for a buffet but they do that…read moreonly on weekends. We ordered their specials, Amritsari Kulcha and Chole/Bhature and split it. Not hot but subtly spicy! The Kulcha is bread stuffed with spicy potatoes and fired in a tandoori kiln. They what're came dressed up in flowers! Very nice presentation! I get my buffet wish after all today since I am attending someone's invitation for a buffet dinner there this evening along with our family reunion!

**the owner promptly reply to an email. I appreciate his quick attention, rectifying the issue, and…read moreI'm satisfied with how they handled the incident. Changing my review based on the owners promptly addressing the problem. I was really looking forward to trying this restaurant as they had multiple vegan options (shown the company's website) for my wife and youngest and meat items for the rest of us. If you're looking for vegan food this is NOT the place for it. I noted in the order comments which two items needed to be vegan and submitted the order for pickup over an hour later. When I got to the restaurant I was told my order hadn't been prepared because the items listed as vegan on the menu couldn't be made vegan. There was no attempt from the restaurant to contact me about any potential issues with the order. I pointed out the menu online and where it said "vegan" and asked if they could just make those two items as bowls. They said they wouldn't do it without charging us the extra amount for the bowl even though the menu had listed the ordered items incorrectly. I was told that while they have vegan ingredients and components for the dishes the actual burritos are not vegan. This escalated to the two employees there yelling at me in front of the whole restaurant that I was cheap and I'm costing them money. I drove 20 minutes to try what seemed like a cool restaurant only to leave with the employees yelling at me and calling me names. Again, all in front of everyone eating in the restaurant. So 40 minute drive for dinner, no actual food, and being insulted by the staff. If the restaurant had contacted me, or even attempted to, about the issue this could've been handled very differently. I could've said, "thanks for the heads up. Let me modify my order." Could've been as easy as that.

I'm giving Bombay Eats 5 stars, but only because Yelp doesn't have an option to give more than…read morethat! I only found out about this place recently, and have already been here multiple times. They offer delicious Indian food with a fun modern twist that includes being able to order your meal as a wrap, roll, burrito or a classic bowl, as well as fun sides like messy samosas or fries that are topped with masala, chutney, etc. They offer a few different finishing sauces so you can choose your own level of heat. I always order the spiciest option and I love how perfect and flavorful everything is. The drink options are mostly canned Pepsi products, Indian sodas and Lassi. The atmosphere is fun and modern, and always clean, and the employees are always friendly and helpful. There is also a reward program that accumulates points very quickly. Please consider opening another location near Fox Valley Mall!