My husband and I came here over the weekend for an impromptu date night and were so impressed…read more Food: 10/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Service: 10/10 We ordered the goat belly samosa, chicken inferno, lamb shank rogan josh, kachumbar salad, garlic naan, and lasuni palak. Every dish--except the salad--was spot on: authentic, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The chicken inferno was especially memorable, and the portions were generous. My only suggestion would be for the kachumbar salad to have more vibrant colors and fresher flavors--perhaps beets and carrots instead of the very chewy purple cabbage. I didn't try any of the cocktails, but I did have a glass of cava brut, which was served in a white wine glass and was a very generous pour. This place is truly a gem, and I hope they continue to keep the same recipes and portions because they've got something special here. We will definitely be back!

This is a nice, upscale restaurant. There is a small bar area with a TV above it which can easily…read morebe avoided. They have lunch specials, a happy hour, and tea (!) from 2-5, veg or non-veg options, which I'm definitely checking out. If you're vegetarian, items that can be made vegan are clearly marked, and there are more vegan items on the website than I saw on the menu, so I would ask. Most of the French touches appear to be on dishes with meat, though there are flatbreads and a spinach dip, and of course dessert; there is a lot more paneer on the menu than I'm used to, which might be a gesture towards the French love of cheese. Vegans would do best ordering the soya chaap or from the Accompaniments section, which includes classic Indian items (aloo gobi, dal). Overall there are about 8 vegetarian entrees / accompaniments, plus appetizer options. Restaurant serves wine, beer and cocktails in addition to the usual mango lassi, chai and soft drinks. We got a ginger mojito; mango lassi; the corn fritters; the fig/pistachio/paneer flatbread; garlic naan; rice; the soya chaap and a cardamom creme brulee. In general, food had a blend of spices but was mild, which makes sense given the French influence. The corn fritters were nicely spiced with good texture and a tasty sauce. The garlic naan is quite impressive with lots of herbs and garlic. Unless you love soy cutlets, I don't recommend the soya chaap (soy/wheat cutlets in coconut curry sauce); it's fine for what it is - the gravy was delicious and rich - but it's not for me. The flatbread was interesting; the pistachios didn't overwhelm at all but I would have liked more fig to stand up to the paneer. The spouse was impressed with the mojito; the lassi was OK but wasn't as fruity as I like. The cardamom creme brulee is served in a wide ramekin, maximizing the surface area of the sugar crust and making it easily sharable. Instead of permeating the cream, the cardamom seeds provided little bursts of flavor, which was nice but not what I expected. Service was a bit slow but solicitous - we were there on a quiet Sunday night. Copious parking; easy hours; I'll definitely check out the lunch specials and tea when I'm in the mood for local Indian food, heavy on the paneer.

Stopped here after coming back from the airport and everything was DELICIOUS. The small salad is…read moredefinitely more than enough for two people. We ordered the mixed grill with filet mignon. With that. it came with a side of baba ganoush, hummus, and 2 pita breads. We were stuffed. 12/10!!!

portions and quality of food are both substandard . The…read morekadia was not a kadia but a sub standard khorma not well done

This buffet has a few dishes with unique twists rather than the same old choices that other Indian…read morebuffets might offer. With construction going on at neighboring businesses, they need to put up a bright sign that says, "Open" I was seriously going to keep driving, but luckily, I decided to call to see if they were actually open. Staff was attentive and helpful. Good value.

On a recent visit to nearby Lombard, a colleague was craving Indian food and Bowl O Biryani popped…read moreup high on the list on ole Yelp! So, naturally we grabbed an Uber and made our way there. Sadly, we did not scope the website and when we showed up, they were closed for dine-in and only available for pick up and/or delivery. Not wanting to be defeated or change plans too much, we placed a quick online order and our Uber driver was chill enough to hang out with us. We waited around 15 - 20 minutes from time of order, and gave them a ring, letting them know our situation too. They were super kind and friendly and made sure to push things through fairly quickly. We ended taking the food back to hotel where we enjoyed at a table in the lobby. For starters, we scooped up a few varieties of naan, including garlic and chilli. For meals we went biryani and curry respectively. I went with the chicken biryani and my peer the lamb curry. The naan was phenomenal and the mains were delightful as well. The food was fresh and definitely authentic. I wish we could have enjoyed on site, but I feel we still got a good representation of what they offer! Overall, solid Indian spot that I definitely recommend when the craving hits!

Food was good and tasty Inside is pretty good…read moreNice portions Good service and nice eat in

I've been going to the location on Devon since I was like 6. First time coming to this location…read more Lady at the front counter seemed passive aggressive initially but she was actually really nice. Not a long wait for food either. I ordered the chilli chicken biryani which is a popular dish at the Devon location. Lots of food, price was decent too. Now here's the reason why I'm giving this place two stars. As my buddy is sitting at the booth eating, i notice something strange on the wall. Walking. Towards him. It was a baby cockroach. We stopped eating the second we saw that and walked out. I paid for a mango lassi to go, but after seeing the little critter on the wall I changed my mind. Not going to go on about cleanliness, but seeing a roach in a food establishment is a big no from me. 2 stars for the nice customer service, but also 2 stars for finding out about the roaches AFTER I ate my food. I get it, some people may not be bothered by this...I have no issue with that, so long as those people are not running restaurants themselves.

Sub was a 10/10 wrap was real good and authentic…read moreStarburst cream soda was pretty good

Basically North Indian junk and unhealthy slop junk food…read more A few accidentally sorta vegan items items, but they are deep-fried in the same oil as chicken, goat, etc Would never even walk in here again due to the stink Seems like a place for White dumb Americans My husband is a White American whom eats meat At least is smart about Indian food, because of my authentic home South Indian cooking that he only usually adds plaid yougut to. It has a "cooling" effect to tone down authentic Indian spice levels Even he would never eat here again For true delicious Indian food, in the Spring and summer we do not go to Devon Ave We go downtown Chicago to Indian Garden for food that tastes the same as food in India They offer a very nice buffet at lunchtime 7 days a week

The food is delicious. My favorite is the Lamb Biriani with medium or mild spice level. The serving…read moreis enough for three meals, so we take what we don't eat home for another meal. My wife ordered Chicken Tandoori which was tender and also provides enough for us to take home and enjoy later. The prices are very reasonable and the service is excellent.

We came here for Mothers Day with our family, and we had a 2 year old toddler and an infant. They…read morewere able to get us seated within a few minutes, and had a high chair for our toddler. Within a couple minutes they provided a complimentary mango lassi for our toddler because he was on and off fussy, which was very kind of them! We ordered the following: - Hakka noodles with chicken - 4/5, noodles should be thicker imo - Chicken kadai - 5/5 great flavor - Rogan Josh - 5/5, probably my favorite in the burbs so far - Tandoori chicken - 5/5 great flavor - Chicken tikka - 5/5, in general not my favorite fish but my toddler was destroying these - Chicken kebab - 5/5, I think it was chicken but not positive. Either way one of my fav dishes in general - daal makhani - 4/5, tasted good but normally not a fan Most of the above came with the chefs dinner special, I forgot what it was called - but it cost $28 for 1 person and it was a good spread! Fed two people more like it. Nice decor and ambiance, I would recommend you eat here!

This was excellent! Stopped here with a friend recently for a late weekday lunch. We each ordered…read moreone of the lunch specials that comes with 2 entrees, rice and naan, and everything was delicious! The man working there was friendly and knowledgeable, and the restaurant was clean with plenty of open tables to choose from. My only suggestion for improvement is that I'd love to see additional paneer options for the lunch special- I would have absolutely ordered 2 different paneer entrees, but I had butter chicken for my second choice and it was also delicious! Tip: parking in DT Wheaton can be crazy sometimes. If you're planning to arrive here at a specific time, definitely give yourself extra time to find parking and walk.

A friend and I stopped in for lunch on a Thursday and we both loved it. Qcurry's is located in…read moredowntown Wheaton. Parking can be tricky especially during weekends but, there is plenty of street parking and garages close by. The place was empty but we did come in for a late lunch. We did see a few people coming and going for carry out orders too. The restaurant is kept clean and staff members were very helpful and kind. They did try to upsell items but were respectful when I declined. I decided to go with 1 of their quick combos, Combo B. It comes with 2 entrees, rice, and naan. For ~$13 this is a great option to try a variety. I tried the chicken tikka masala and the saag paneer. It was flavorful and delicious. Portion is generous and I could have brought home left overs but couldn't resist. I ate everything in 1 sitting.

Food was pretty good. However the service was absolutely slow and did not take the time to ensure…read morethey understood my order. I had asked for vegetarian samosas and they served a samosa with chicken. I think there was a language barrier, but I wish they would have taken the time to confirm the order and check on me after bringing the food. The restaurant was also very warm even though I was the only person there. Seemed like they didn't have their air conditioning on (or they don't have one). It is connected to what seemed like a small grocery store. I did not have the impression that the restaurant was very clean. For example, there were plastic knives on our table, but I don't know why. While the food was tasty, I won't be going back due to slow service and the restaurant ambiance. There are better options for Indian food.

I would like to be able to review Adhidhi's food, but we went in last Friday around 4, looked at…read morethe menus left on a table, browsed the little grocery store on the offset, but no one ever came to even greet us, much less take an order. We waited at least 20 minutes. I know it's a weirdish time, so giving them some slack. Plus side, menu looks good.