Naani's Cafe has honestly become one of our go-to spots at Mall of India. My husband usually picks…read moreme up from the Route 59 station, and whenever we're hungry in the evening, we often stop here for snacks and tea. We've tried samosas, cutlets, chai, and a few other items over time, and everything has always tasted really good. The service is usually fast, the staff taking orders are friendly and welcoming, and they are always helpful if you have questions. There's almost always a line, which honestly says a lot about how much people enjoy this place. The only reason I'm giving 4 instead of 5 stars is because of the pani puri section. A few times, the experience there felt rushed and not very welcoming. It sometimes felt like customers were being hurried through quickly rather than enjoying the experience, and on one occasion there was inconsistency in how the pani puri was served as well. this was only my experience with that one section. Overall, I still really enjoy Naani's Cafe and think it's one of the best spots in Mall of India for quick Indian snacks and chai.

Yummy food! Nice street food setup! All the crew was super nice quick and helpful. Food was yummy!…read moreWould love to try more. We ordered samosas, rah kachori and paan to go. Thank you for your quick service! Posting the menu incase anyone was curious about it. Lovely menu!

SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS Carry out/ catering place…read moreYummy south Indian food I ordered- idli- in one plate you get 2 big idlis with sambar and coconut chutney--- spongy soft idli and sambar and chutney yummy Ordered vada- good size, very soft and yummy Ambiance - traditional Indian, waiting area with chairs. Very simple. Clean. Busy place, fresh food Fresh mithai/ Indian sweets

worst food ever. chutney is always spoiled and everything is so spicy…read more avoid at all costs. surprised this place isn't shut down yet.

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!

Been going to Spicemart's since I moved to Aurora 21 years ago…read more Personally think they have the best samosas in the Naperville area. Staff are friendly and their fresh sweets are the best in the area.

This place cheats on your order!!!…read more This is the second time o order cocktail samosas and was given a count less than what I ordered. The first time I let it go cause thinking it could be a mistake but the same thing again!! Please count your order before pick up!! This guy thinks he can short sale people and become rich! He has lost a customer and many more because of his dishonesty!

Stopped here for dinner with my mama and Mami as they were craving some chaat…read more We got the Aloo Samosa Chaat, Paani Puri - Paani Puri was better than the Chaat. For the main course we ordered - Rice, Daal, and Chicken 65. Chicken 65 was really good! Finished the meal off the Hyderabadi way with Chai and Maska Honey Bun. Decent Customer Service. Nice music selection as well - playing a lot of Classic Shah Rukh Khan Songs :)

Very comfortable food nothing fancy, but very comfortable it has very good Biryani. As well as…read morechicken makni butter chicken.

TANDOORI TAKE-OUT…read more Our preferred spot for Indian food has amazing butter chicken & tikka masala, even though we're not sure which is which. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Every 1-2 months, my wife and I--having exhausted the other options of sushi, pizza, gyros, and wings--find ourselves placing an order at Kababish. This restaurant is located on Hassert & Route 59 in Naperville, and although they've been in business for some time, I'm stunned that I'm the first to review them on Yelp. The chicken tikka masala ($15) and butter chicken ($15) are equally good, but never labeled--the yellow one is distinctly spicier and uses large chunks of white meat, while the red one is sweeter with strips of chicken. According to Google AI, however, butter chicken is milder and creamier, whereas chicken tikka masala uses more spices and has a reddish color. We still have no idea. Garlic naan ($3.50) is perfect for mopping up leftover sauce, and they're kind enough to include a small bucket of rice with each entrée. Some places have the stones to charge you for plain white rice, even though it's absurdly cheap, so I'm glad that Kababish doesn't play those games. My wife also usually orders a mango lassi ($5), a yogurt-based drink with cardamom. We've typically ordered through Grubhub, UberEats, or Doordash (with the occasional in-person pickup), but the few interactions I've had with the guy at the carryout counter have been friendly. * TL;DR * This unassuming spot in Naperville has some of the tastiest tikka masala out there. For a while, we went to Sara's Indian but when we realized they were ripping us off (white rice was extra), we started giving our business to Kababish and haven't looked back. Sometimes the spiciness level of the butter chicken changes, but the deliciousness doesn't. The Indian food here is tops, they've made us lifelong customers! Highly recommended.

I've ordered from here of several occasions and thought the food was pretty good. I ordered some…read morechicken biryani and kadai chicken tonight and the food was spoiled! The chicken was literally sour! I had to throw away the full order to avoid getting sick or food poisoning. Food safety needs to be taken care of if you serve your community.

I've went to this place many times, and it's always been a gamble. Sometimes, the food is amazing…read moreand very well cooked, and other days not so much. However, one thing I have noticed is how much of a community there is behind this restaurant. Usually the restaurant has probably 6-10 people, but on some days, it's packed full of people, all who seem connected. Nonetheless, I love the vibe it gives off, and the community that comes with it. I have noticed that it uses less oil than other Indian restaurants that I've been to, which has its ups and downs. It also tastes less spicy, which is ironic. Its service is a little confusing at times, since they have no clue what some items on the menu is sometimes, but I can tell by the last few visits that they are trying to be better. Finally, the decorations lack a theme. I would really appreciate it if it had a theme, but right now it has a bunch of photos of irrelevant pictures. Hope they improve on that.

The biggest positives for Idly Vada Bistro are that they offer a vegetarian/vegan South Indian…read morebreakfast on the weekends, and that they open at 8am. I dislike and probably hate American breakfast food. My husband loves it, but unless it is a rare place that has vegan breakfast offerings, I am usually stuck with an order of hashbrowns (and often not even that, if they are cooked in butter). Their buffet is simple, homestyle South Indian breakfast (I am South Indian so I know). Their food is good, but not the best. If I was going out for Indian food at 11am or noon, this place would not even make my top 5. However, I am so sick of American breakfast diners that I just could not do it again today. Even though my husband loves his Eggs Benedict, he gets it, and was happy to try this place out for me. He said he really did not get enough to eat, which is how I always feel when we go to an American diner. It is the weekend, so we may go out to eat again when places open for him. To be fair, he was the only White guy in this place and it was packed with people from the Subcontinent. Obviously quite popular. If you are going to give it a try, I recommend getting there early.

Like a lot of Asian restos, this place isn't much to look at inside…read more It's clean, but sparse. In other Yelps I've said this either indicates the joint is going to suck out loud, OR have serious cuisine. Happily, Anika is safely on the "Serious" side. I'm a plus-size fellow and I thought I was going to pancake the plastique chairs, but they held firm. I was the only diner in the room, but there was a steady stream of Indian folks coming by to pick up catering orders-a good sign. There was a timid young girl acting as "waitress". She looked scared when she approached, but was warm nonetheless. After serving, she repaired to a table in front with what looked like her homework. This was actually re-assuring, 'cos I took this as evidence this was a family restaurant, and was relatively sure someone named "Anika" was actually in the kitchen whipping up this great food. I went with "Vellulli Chicken" for Hors D'oeuvre and Kohlapuri Mutton for Entreé. The Velulli was kind of like an Indian Chile Relleno. A very interesting dish. The Mutton was a fine curry yielding a third course considering sopping up the great sauce with the excellent Roti. Diet pop in the can was the vin ordinaire of the day. Prices a bit higher than I expected, but worth the excellent meal. As I was leaving, another fellow was entering to pick up a Catering order. A solid 4 stars.

We had mirchi bajji and punugulu here, and they were absolutely delicious. I highly recommend…read moretrying them. The place is cozy, and the staff is incredibly sweet and friendly.