Ever find yourself craving curry at midnight, or samosas for breakfast? Shan's got your back! The food is good and really inexpensive, the samosas are huge and delicious, and they are open for looooong hours. Beware, if you show up 1st thing at 7:30am, you might be told that the samosa guy slept in and there aren't any yet ;_; Oh well, I'll just cross my fingers for next time! Also handy for all of your Indian spice and 20lb bag of basmati rice needs. read more

I stumbled upon this restaurant and I'm so happy I found a great Indian/ Pakistani food! The price is cheap and food is delicious! Many options, veg and non veg. I love the Samosas, it's so delicious with vegetables fillings and crusty edges. I always get the mango lassi. The naan is freshly baked and huge! The food comes out pretty fast. The portion is huge. The server is really nice and prompt. The environment feels very authentic. Similar to ones in India. I noticed many Indian/ Pakistani having lunch. If you see that you know it's good. It's not a fancy set up, there's a small grocery attached. I recommend this place. read more

Shan Restaurant - Half order of Vegetables, Samosa and Naan Bread - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Great food! Halwa puri naashta, doodh patti chai, anda paratha, and keema paratha were delicious!! The nihari was ok, but the tandoori naans were awesome!!! Will go back for more breakfast food for sure! read more

Great hidden place for food. It is very cheap for Chicago at about 6-11$ for curries and the samosas are 1.25! I tried the chicken puff pastry and a samosa both were served very hot and fresh. They were each delicious and full of flavor! There is also a small groccery store next door that has some traditional spices and folds that you can purchase to cook with on your own. read more

I think I found my go to cheap Indian carry out place!!! Called for pickup and ordered my standard Indian dishes since the menu link wasn't working, I should have checked on yelp photos for guidance - the yelp crowd is everso helpful. My chana masala and butter chicken was spicy and has that chunky texture with a rainbow glaze shine that only ghee could do to paki-indian food to say eat me. Tried getting palak paneer, but they said they don't serve paneer, seems odd since they are also a Indian grocery store? Naan was similar to pita bread, not the soft bubbly, chewy kind I was hoping for, but still very good, less greasy and it's a size of a seat cushion. With a free lot to park this is a winner. Portions are pretty good and the price is fantastic, both my dishes were under $8. The cabbie clause still holds true, they know where to go. This is definitely going on my "when it's too hot to cook at home, order out" list! read more

Not even we like to give one star. We had chicken Biryani which was fake Biryani. Owner no longer about food quality and taste.

We at the outpatient clinic had been ordering for lunch and eating their food for more than a year. Their food delivered is always warm, fresh, full of flavor and appealing. Everyone liked their Biryani, chicken curry, grilled fish, tandori chicken, paratha and vegetable dishes, including their samosa, etc. We like the portions of their dishes which is enough for 8-12 people lunch. Keep it up !!!! read more

Great customer service. Friendly order-taker. Friendly food-giver. I liked the Frontier Chicken for its great depth of flavor. It was cooked with onions and bell peppers, which were all but cooked away, clearly lended a great flavor to the dish. Not to mention they must have used a bunch of other spices and aromatics. The Pakora Curry, and the other hand, was not good. Its sauce looked flavorful with a nice yellow hue to it, but it was bland and ridiculously oily. The vegetables were two big "meatballs" of different vegetables melded together in a heavy deep fry batter. Just awful. Their naan is terrible. Nothing more than an oily, dense piece of bread that is obnoxiously difficult to chew. I have mixed feelings about the Paratha Omelet. I've never heard of serving a sheet of scrambled egg with bits of onion and bell pepper in it (their idea of an omelet) on top of a Paratha. It was good! I particularly like the egg part, as I'm a huge fan of scrambled egg... And this wasn't greasy at all. But the paratha base was not as good as I've had elsewhere. It was too dense and lacked the crisp edges and flaky center. Samosa was out of this world good! Wonderfully crisp, flaky exterior, and a great potato filled center that was bursting with flavor! I will definitely come back to order more of these! read more

Shan Restaurant - Pakora Curry. Two clumps of vegetables breaded and deep-fried, oily gravy lacking depth of flavor. Disappointed. - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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This is a great place for reliably well made Pakistani stews. Nothing exceptional, and other reviwers are right that dishes are on the pricey side of cheap, but consistency deserves to be rewarded. I tend to come back for their parathas - wheat flatbreads, slightly chewy and stuffed with meat or potatoes. Their frontier chicken is cooked with about a pound of fresh jalapenos, and you really can't beat it if you are looking to spice up your evening. Did I mention they are open late? I live across the street, so it is usually pick up for me, and I have never had a bad experience. The inside of the restaurant is just fine, but typically crowded with south Asian ex-pats hanging out, which can get a bit intimidating - this is not a bad thing, just a feature you should be aware of if you plan to bring along your auntie from Indiana read more

These guys are great! Their samosas are my family's go-to for a Sunday night meal. They're delicious, spicy, and bigger than most samosas so they're very filling. The sauces that come with are great, too. Always a friendly atmosphere and there lots of fun and interesting items to browse in their store if you're waiting for food! read more

I'm used to not getting quality service, but you guys knocked it out the park! My food was fresh extremely delicious and with it being my first time trying Indian cuisine I was very satisfied. The place was quick and delivered my food with care, an exceptional location for others to come in sit, eat and enjoy. Thank You read more

REALLY great food! It is kinda a fun place. To the right you can purchase canned goods and paper towels, on the left you can get smokes and lotto tickets. In the middle it looks like a VFW hall, and people stare at you like you must be lost unless you are of Indian decent. All their veggie dishes are INCREDIABLE! My favorite is the cauliflower an potato dish. They also have a great plan and carrot entree. I am SO happy they are close to home! read more

Such a hidden gem! Very well seasoned, great portions for the price, everything on the menu is a hit, no misses. Better than many Indo/Pak restaurants on Devon where menus are more regional and more hit/miss. Surprisingly great quality and well prepared. read more

I have lived in this area since 1995 and had no idea this place existed. Found it wile searching Yelp for chicken and this turned up. It is in a strip mall that I have passed a million times but would never have made any attempt to turn into because it always seems full of cabs (no parking). The store itself is very unassuming on the outside, but when you walk in, you are hit in the face with the amazing aroma of great food. Decided to order the Aaloo Palak (Spinach and potatoes cooked with spices), Lamb Biryani, 2 orders of Naan and the Lamb Curry. Let me start off with the bad...the Lamb Curry was too boney for me. They used the bone-in pieces and I felt I didn't get enough meat. This dish would be great if they were using boneless lamb cubes. Having said that, the meat was amazing in flavor and tender. More meat in this dish would have gotten this review five stars. The Aaloo Palak was lovely...being a potato fan, I would have loved more in the dish, but again the flavors were amazing. The Lamb Biryani was out of this world. Portion was crazy large...definitely big enough for 2. Again the lamb was tender and flavorful. I ordered 2 pieces of Naan...that was a mistake as the one pieces was big enough for two...I couldn't finish the whole piece. That being said, this will definitely become a regular on my take out options. read more

Ordered for delivery, which was quick and affordable. Appetizer Samosa was very good - and huge! Chicken Makhani (butter chicken) & Aloo Palak (spinach and potatoes), with Paratha were all tasty and the exact right spiciness. Portions were large and more than enough for two people - we had leftovers! read more

Shan Restaurant - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

This place is a total hidden gem! Great food at a reasonable price. I always feel like I've ordered too much but it NEVER lasts even as leftovers. Parking is limited, but if you have to walk a bit, it is worth every step. read more

Their Samosas are really good. I love them. Sometimes I will just order a bunch of them, and then I feel bad because I have no idea how they make money on them because they're so cheap. I hope you don't hate me, Shan restaurant!!! The Chana Masala is really good too. read more

Shan is a cabbie joint and it is not fancy like India House or Gaylord. Food are served on either styro-foam or corelle plates. I have tried almost every dish offered at Shan and I can't recall a bad dish. The samosas are only a $1 and they're delicious and huge. The entrees are very fresh, tasty, generous in portion and reasonable in price. Whenever my husband and I eat here, we leave with 2 meals worth of leftovers. I appreciate that the Indian grocery store is also built as part of the restaurant so we can pick up some special ethnic grocery products too. I also love the cheesy Bollywood TV music videos, dramas, and game shows. My eyes are often peeled to the screen while I inhale my meal at Shan. read more

Shan is a funny place... I'm not sure how else to describe it. My understanding is that most people either get carry out or delivery, in which case atmosphere really doesn't matter. Even so, I think it's important to point out that this "restaurant" is essentially the back room at a convenience store. The food is really very good for its cost. Every carry out order comes with a complimentary samosa, which makes it an even better value. I was able to order Aaloo Palak, Pakora Curry, Dal Masoor, Rice, and Naan (plus the free Samosa) all for under $25. I consider this exceptional value. I did not think the Naan was very good, but everything else was really very good. The staff was friendly, and I will definitely return in the future. read more

Shan Restaurant - Carry out spread. All less than $25 - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Mr. Shan is the owner and is a fantastic member of the community. His food is authentic, flavorful and well priced! The samosas are huge and handmade! read more

I came here looking for quality Indian food, only to leave with disappointment and less money than when I walked in. The place is a restaurant combined with a grocery store so it's not the most appealing for dining. But since I've had success with these types of setups, I wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt. I ordered several plates with my cousins. When it came out, the food looked nothing like the pictures and the portions were small. Most importantly, the food was not good. The butter chicken did not appear or have a butter consistency. It looked like red, non-homogenized water with chicken in it. Appalling to the eye. As far as portion to price ratio, it was overpriced. In the end, I paid too much for subpar food. The server here was very nice, which is why I decided to keep the three stars. He was attentive and brought out our food rather quickly. All in all, I would never come here again. I'd choose anywhere on Devon every time. read more

Would never order takeout again. Friendly delivery in a reasonable time is the only thing saving this review from 1 star. Chicken Makhani - flavorless chili chicken in a water sauce. I'm surprised this didn't come out of a can. Lamb biryani - dry flavorless chunks of bone on a bed of basically plain basmati rice Naan - dense almost like a pita Chapathi- actually decent read more

This is actually maybe 4.5 stars. I'd give 5 but I think it's fairly pricey compared to other similar places. I love their food though. I usually get the frontier rice or frontier chicken. Both are really delicious. I've tried some of their vegetable dishes as well. They're good but can be a little on the oily side. The little convenience store that's attached to it is also a nice bonus. You can get homemade injera (yum!) and fresh Pita breads there. They have a lot of different spices but a lot of them come in bulk so you'd have to be prepared to use a lot. All of the workers are really nice and helpful. I've had nothing but good and pleasant service every time I've gone there. read more

Got my Pakistani cravings satisfied by dinning here . The food reminded me of Pakistan and the spices were just perfect . We ordered halwa puri and milk tea and it was just perfect . Although the ambiance is not great at all but if you're going for some good Pakistani food then that's the place you should be going . The prices are also very reasonable and the helpings are huge so make sure to not order more then one dish others-wise be prepared to pack it for home lol. read more

Shan Restaurant - Halwa puri! - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Only did carry out, but enjoyed what we had. We ordered their Samosas, Chicken Puff Pastry, Frontier Chicken, and Saag. All tasted great and of good quality. I would definitely order from them again and would stop by to dine in as well. Ordering online was a piece of cake. read more

Shan Restaurant - Samosas (top left) Chicken Puff Pastry (top right) Frontier Chicken (bottom left) Saag (bottom right) - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I moved next door, and was cautiously optimistic about living so close to an Indian restaurant, especially after having been spoiled living so close to Devon. I was worried it wouldn't be good, or even worse - that it would simply be ok, and I would eat there all the time simply based on convenience. Nope. Great food, quick service, pleasant and familiar service. The only thing slightly inconsistent is the spice level, which, if you're cool with the occasional surprise heat, is quite ok. If you're feeling adventurous, go with the maghaz masala (lamb brain). If you're feeling less so, the aloo gobi, dal chana, and chicken makhani are always solid. But seriously, get the brain. read more

Shan Restaurant is a nice little joint that is connected to a mini-grocery store. This place emits aroma that are so attractive that I simply could not just ignore my desire to try out this place. And I am glad I did. Despite the menacing 80 degree weather that day, I took my girlfriend to try out this place, knowing that most Indian dishes tends to pack a lot of heat..be it temperature or just spicy level. We were quickly seated and was greeted by a very chill waiter, who seems to be the only one handling the business around the restaurant side of things (front end that is). We decided to try a few things to test the water. We ordered a samosa and a chicken puff pastry to start our meal. The samosa was great, but the chicken puff pastry is just a step above. The pastry is almost like a very very soft croissant but with chicken at its core. Definitely a refreshing experience. As our main dish, my girlfriend got some kind of vegetable based curry while i opted for goats feet (i am a sucker for joint meat). For both dishes, the flavors were super strong, in a good way (As expected of Indian cuisine). I found myself quickly devoured what was in front of us and find ourselves in a very satisfied state. All of this for such a reasonable price. It almost feels like a steal! Would definitely come back for more! read more

This place is hidden and underrated. The portion sizes are huge and the samosas are delicious for being only $1.80. The parking lot is too small but it's worth it to park around the corner and walk over. read more

I love dives, I think they have some of the best food the city has to offer. I'd been wanting to try this place forever since so many of my yelp friends rave about it. So, one day when I was craving Indian food I decided to order delivery. Here's what my order consisted of: Chicken Makhani, Plain Rice, Dal Chana, and Naan. I was excited to get my food and I sat down to eat it and was half way through when I went to get more *plain* rice and what did I find in the rice a ROACH! A roach, you know the things you *don't* want to see in your house and probably would scream if you saw one. Now imagine seeing one in your food.....half of which you've already eaten. My jaw dropped along with my stomach and I didn't even know what to do. I figured it was worthless to call the place seeing as it was delivery and they could say it wasn't from them, but it was. Plus, if I wanted Roach Rice I would've selected that as a menu option, and hell I might've even let them charge me more since it was an added ingredient. But COME ON! EWW. So yeah, I won't be eating at Shan's anytime soon. read more

Hi, you cooking tonight? No? You might consider cooking tonight, and stopping at Shan before you head home to roll up your sleeves. Here you will find injera, every box of Shan spice mix you'll need this week, frozen vegetables, frozen boxes of veg samosas, 10 lb bags of basmati, delicious vanilla and almond cookies (check it out- some are vegan!), and a mind-boggling collection of spices. Plenty of dry and canned staples to boot. Fresh produce is not a high point here, but who's fussy? You didn't have to trek to Devon and back. Sure, ok, there's plenty of delicious take-out, but I would never lie to you-- it's just not as fun. read more

I only recently found out about this place, and boy have I been missing out. I KNEW the neighborhood's many cabbies had to eat somewhere, I just needed to know where... So, Shan. Very cheap (most expensive menu item = $6) and a fantastic value for the price, especially considering the ginormous portions. It's basically twelve tables in the back of a South Asian bodega, so the atmosphere is nonexistent. Though this might not be the ideal place to celebrate a birthday or Pop the proverbial Question, if it's 10:30 at night and you're in Uptown/Edgewater and you've got that craving that can only be sated by Indian/Pakistani food, slide on down to Shan and pick up a big ol' mess of biryani, a samosa, and a cup of tea and STILL get change back from a ten. If that don't turn you on, you ain't got no switches. read more

Sad face. The only decent Indian restaurant that delivers to me has upped their minimum delivery charge to $20 via Foodler. There food is already so inexpensive; how will I ever find enough items to order to qualify for the minimum? I don't like leftovers, and I don't like wasting food. Guess this warrants an in-restaurant visit. Will it be worth the certain loss of prime parking? Time shall tell. read more

First, a note about delivery from Shan - they do not deliver, as of this writing. They may change in the future, but at this point all those who've received "delivery" should know that that the delivery they've been getting has been under false pretences. A few people, including me, did some digging around, and it turns out that two brothers had posted their cell phone number on the grubhub website, were picking up the food from Shan, and pretending to be delivery men for the restaurant. People who get "delivery" from Shan should know that - I don't think a restaurant should be held responsible for contaminated/unsafe food if the delivery system isn't even theirs in the first place. They have some of the cleanest restrooms in the city, and Anthony Bourdain will tell you that the cleanliness of the restrooms is directly related to the cleanliness of the kitchen. Shan is primarily a restaurant, and their grocery section is meant to be a place where you might drop in just to get a couple of things in an emergency, but they expect that most people who cook Pakistani/Indian food do most of their shopping on Devon. With regard to what should be available in a Pakistani restaurant, I hope people will keep in mind that items like curry paste are not native to the cuisine - they're British inventions. If you're not used to chicken the way it's cooked in the rest of the world, be warned that chicken dishes here may contain bones. Chickens are, um, chickens. The rest of the world buys and eats chicken in its natural form, and bones lend extra flavour to the dishes. Grow up and get used to it: Chickens have BONES. And they're DELICIOUS when the bones are left in. And now that I think of it: the lamb curry used to be yummy precisely because it had these delicious bones with marrow in them. But, I imagine, all these bratty folk on yelp who want to "go native" but just not too far whined about the bones... and now I have to endure lamb without bones! It's still yummy, but it's become really hard to find any bones filled with marrow. Damn. I knew there was a good reason NOT to give away the secret of Shan. I resisted writing about Shan for the longest time, because I was (selfishly) afraid of giving away one of the best-kept secrets of Chicago. I was also afraid that it would be overrun by hipsters and yuppies looking for the next hip dive/hole-in-the-wall/"authentic" place to boast about, and who would then try to change the food to suit their bland (if pretentious-and-pretending-to-be-cosmopolitan) tastebuds. Unfortunately, that seems to have happened (see above for The Case of the Missing Bones). I think the samosas are the best in the city, with the perfect ratio of dough to filling; they're folded in the perfect (and intricate) tri-cornered style, and the outside is light and flaky. Most samosas in this town are just lazily rolled balls of thick dough and blah filling. The food here is excellent for the price, and very fresh. Great quantities, great cheap breakfast (halwa puri), and addictive tea. The tea here is adddictive, milky (which is how they make it in dhabas across the subcontinent), and hot. They also have excellent halal meat, which is worth trying. But, please, don't complain to the butcher if you see any bones or...blood. This is not Jewel, and the the meat is cut up on the premises. Shan doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is: a place for cheap, fresh food and something akin to the greasy spoon diner. The owners, servers, and staff are some of the friendliest in the city. I once went there with a friend who mistakenly put in an extra 20-dollar note, and the server actually brought it back to us, explaining that we must have made a mistake. Friendly and honest to boot. read more

We went here for breakfast and they had really bad food. From all restaurants we had in Chicago this was worst. Would not recommend to others read more

A samosa when you're drunk? Fine. Whatever. You'll eat anything when you're drunk. Fortunately, and at its best, the food at Shan legitimately qualifies as "anything", but never quite reaches the status of "something". Whether you're discussing Shan's "customer service" or "quality control", always use quotes, because these are concepts from someone else's book. There is no passion behind the menu, and little more than soggy lumps from the kitchen. (If, like me, you read the Health Department notices of inspection, I'd be worried about those lumps.) This is food for people who've given up. read more

After having samosas from another restaurant at the Taste of Chicago, I (along with my nephews visiting from Kentucky) suddenly got the craving for more samosas a few days later. I remember Cyn telling me about this stirp mall where she picks up samosas for potlucks so I was on the quest to find it. Their Uncle Roy was gracious enough to drive us there and try these samosas that were unfamilar even to him. Shan Restaurant is actually a tiny grocery store with a restaurant inside with a reasonably priced lunch buffet catering mostly to taxi drivers. Cyn said she found this place due to the big number of cab drivers congregating the premises--so she knew it had to be good. We ordered 20 samosas to go and I was expecting them to pull them out from their heating oven by the cash register but the guy at the register instructed them to make it fresh for me, so we left there with piping hot samosa which were soooooo good! I'm glad he did this because I was there a week ago and got a couple of samosas which they pulled from the heating oven and they were oil soaked but good. The freshly made ones were not oily and stayed good even after the 6 hour trip back to Kentucky where Matt and Alex were able to share them with mom and dad to enjoy! While we were waiting for the samosas, we sampled some of their colorful native desserts in their display case as we sat one of the several picnic type tables in the room. An interesting experience, and one which we enjoyed while watching an international soccer tournament on the t.v. amidst taxi drivers having their meals. They have a full menu of appealing dishes that I'm excited to try in the future! read more

I have a new boyfriend. He's Indian. He lives in Uptown. His name is Shan. And I am in love! I've had this place bookmarked for a while now. It's not much to look at from the outside or really, the inside either, but damn the food is good. I opted for takeout but there are 2 sitting areas--one casual with several men watching tv and the other is more "formal." I saw several people stopping in from work for lunch. The samosa was so damn good and so damn cheap. The butter chicken was dreamy and I got about 3 meals out of it, with rice. This menu is on my fridge right now and I can't wait to try more. I think Shan's is going to become a staple of my diet. read more

So glad to have discovered a delicious, authentic, and cheap Indian restaurant 2 blocks away from my future residence. Never knew that this restaurant was here....I thought it was just a convenience store. I read the yelp reviews and got all excited that I decided to try it out last night. I ordered take out and was unsure of where to go, if I was supposed to go to the more formal restaurant part or if I had to go to the counter....it was the counter (I thought that it was for the convenience store). I ordered the butter chicken and was told it was going to be 5 minutes, and surely enough, my order was ready in 5 minutes...wow! My butter chicken was delicious and a little spicy. It came with some shredded lettuce and onion rings as well as a yogurt/cucumber sauce. I ordered a naan to go along with it....all this for 9 bucks! I also love the fact that they have a parking lot, not that I'm ever going to use it when I start living in Uptown, but it was helpful last night. I will be frequenting this restaurant more often, now that I don't have to go to Devon to fulfill my Indian cravings. read more

Shan can cook. And I can eat. And boy can I perspire on a summer day chowing down on this wonderful lunch buffet of spicy-licious East Indian and Pakistani fare. The first thing I noticed was the proliferation of Yellow cabs in the parking lot. I think I counted seven. Then entering the store and restaurant, I realize it is not like any other place I've been, and suddenly I could be in a different town or country for that matter. Mind you, it's nothing special in the ambiance department, but that's not why I came. I like this genre of cafe in the grocery store thing which seems to be a uniquely urban phenomenon. The place was fairly busy, and full of families, cabbies and what I surmised to be a cross section of locals, buying lottery tickets, food and drink or sitting at the tables watching sports on TV. Shan offers a very extensive lunch buffet, all-you-can-eat, for $8.95. And considering that the other single entrees are going to run you about $8.00, it makes sense to have the buffet. Vegans and vegetarians will not be disappointed. There are more of these choices than meat choices, yet there was an array of chicken, beef and a one goat liver or lamb kidney dish in the lineup. Since I am sliding more towards vegetarian than I am towards "organ meat aficionado" on the food chain, I did not dabble in the lamb or goat items. And I ate a couple of things I had no idea what they were ('cause the sign was missing) but they were decidedly vegetarian. The array of spices and sauces were excellent. The naan was a little disappointing, but what you expect when it sits on a steam table. All the food seemed very fresh and the flavors and level of heat were stimulating to the glands and the tummy. On a takeout basis, you can also get some samosas with vegetables or chicken, some beef patties which look like little burgers, and couple of other items from their appetizer menu. Things which run $1.00 - 2.50 perhaps, and lassi, regular or mango for $2.99, and about one dozen different sweets. So this would be a great place to pick up items for a picnic or lunch at the beach nearby. So if you like East Indian, in a very casual and unique setting, check out the buffet here. You will not walk away hungry. Shan can cook. Shan can fill you up. Take your tummy there soon. read more

I am infamous for craving Indian food out of no where. While driving...working...sleep-walking... When I'm not near Devon, I sample out all different Indian joints close to home. Shan Restaurant was a newly discovered place, thanks to Yelp. In a strip mall, next to Shan Foods, is Shan Restaurant... It is these sort of "hole-in-the-wall" places (even though you can follow your nose to the mix of scrumptious aromas), which require some investigation, but provide good results. I picked up my food after submitting online. I realized you enter through the shop, not the restaurant, and your food is there waiting. When I got home and opened up my bags, I noticed my two samosas I had paid for were missing. *Sad face* After unpacking the three plastic bags keeping in all the warmth, the Butter Chicken was somewhat shredded and braised, versus soaking in the sauce I'm use to. Our Chicken Biryani was very tasty with large chunks of chicken amongst the rice, however, I wasn't a fan of all the hidden bones. The vegetable dish, Aaloo Mutter Gajar, was very delicious with potatoes and carrots that melted in our mouths. The naan was much thicker than seen in the past but delicious. All of the items were extremely spicy, even though I ordered requesting "mild spice." I'm thinking that the food may have been Pakistani versus Indian as I'm more accustomed to. All in all, everything was very tasty and unique if you're looking for a spicy meal. Warning: Their website allows online ordering via a site called Beyond Menu. They require you to sign up (which deletes your previously compiled menu), you rebuild your order, submit twice with the option to pay in-person or online, and they then e-mail you a receipt. However, unlike many other food delivery websites, they do not email you with an estimated time of delivery or pick-up. I had to call to verify my order. Luckily, Shan said my food was ready, and it only took 10 minutes to prepare and cook! read more

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