Today, as always, everything was delicious and fresh…read more Service always was great. The soft spa music adds so much to the atmosphere of this restaurant. Worth the price and wonky hours.

Had Tandoori House again. And once again it was AMAZING. I ordered 2 appetizers and 3 Entrees…read more Shrimp Pakora 8/10. The Shrimp Pakora was good. Soggy but that was probably due to enclosed delivery so I'm not taking points away for that. I just air fried it to crisp it up again. The chutneys that it came with were super tasty. Chili Chicken 10/10. This dish made my day. Tasty and perfectly spicy. Well done. The Shrimp Masala 8/10. I thought was really yummy. My husband thought they overdid it with cumin but I can't really taste it. Lamb Curry 10/10. It was very tasty. They added extra heat like I requested. Chicken Masala 4/10. We both thought the chicken was overcooked and dry. It didn't have any heat but it was still pretty tasty. It was a little too smoky and didn't really remind me of Tikka Masala. More like Butter Chicken. Tandoori House don't ever go!

The south side of Chicago is a bit of a food desert for high quality ethnic food or even good…read morerestaurants. I visit family a few times a year and have struggled to find reliable places (or really any), especially for Thai and Indian. Well, this new restaurant changes all of that. The food is delicious, and very fresh. It has some unique flavor profiles but they are more complex than expected. I got the Lamb Vindaloo and it had a more rich and interesting mix of ingredients than I have found elsewhere. One good test too is if you feel good afterwards as some places use oils instead of onions for the base. This place passes on all fronts. The rice and naan were decent as well. I was told that the spice index was (2=mild, 5=medium, 7=hot). I ordered a 6 and it was pleasantly spicy/hot. I have a feeling that 7 is "white guy hot" and if you really like it spicy and can handle ethnic levels of spice, 8-10 is probably there for you if requested. The place was basically empty and other reviewers have mentioned how quiet it is. I came on Monday night and it had been raining, so I wasn't expecting much of a crowd. A few takeout drivers came in. The service was excellent and friendly and informative. The atmosphere leaves a lot to be desired. It is very basic/functional with a little bit of decoration. Lots of seating. The south side doesn't have a lot of great buildings with character and many are more "strip mall" like, and I can appreciate that it would be a bit hard to make it look that great. Overall a definite 5 stars and I will come back again in the future.

Very friendly and welcoming staff and took a lot of time explaining the various food options and…read moregood pairings. A very laid back family atmosphere with plenty of seating. The food was so fresh and flavorful and the portions were large enough to share and take home leftovers. I will definitely return.

Absolutely outstanding lamb & goat curry, and if you haven't been to Great Britain this place comes…read morevery close to making tandoori the right way. Their Tandoori wings are absolutely phenomenal... Devon Street has some severe competition rt here in NWI...

The food is amazing. Very rich and flavorful. Good service. Definitely will be back to try the…read morelunch buffet.

Was craving Indian food so decided to try this place…read more Everything was delicious although the Saag was a bit too spicy for me, but still very good! Good portions. Fair prices. Definitely a good option

Lunch buffet is amazing! I love having a lil of everything and being able to go back for more…read more Service is speedy--so efficient for a quick midday getaway during the work week for a refreshing escape from the office.

I was quite surprised to learn this place has been in existence since 2022! I frequently ate at…read morethe other place, but was open to another experience, so when I saw this place was available AND offered buffet options, what better place for a quick Father's Day lunch with my daughter. The buffet line was full of options including Lamb Vandaloo, Lamb Biryani, fresh Naan, and many other options. Take a look at my photos for more, I'LL DEFINITELY RECOMMEND.

I went with my girls on a Wednesday afternoon. We were greeted and sat very quickly. We also…read morereceived water right away. We got paneer tikka shashlik as an appetizer. That was probably the best thing I have ever had. It was so flavorful. The garlic naan is also very good. My daughter got coconut chicken curry and I got lamb tikka masala. We both got rice as well (doesn't come with the meat dishes). Both meats were very flavorful and tender.

Absolutely phenomenal. This was hands down one of the best Indian meals I've had in a long time…read more Every dish was incredibly fresh, perfectly seasoned, and packed with authentic flavor. You can really tell they take pride in the quality of their food. The service was just as impressive. Everyone was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, making the entire experience even better. It's rare to find a restaurant that excels at both amazing food and exceptional hospitality, but Shree absolutely delivers. If you're looking for fresh, authentic Indian food with outstanding service, this is the place. I can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. Highly recommend!

Had the buffet at this Indian restaurant in Crest Hill. It was a pretty basic selection except for…read morethe food being great at least. Shree is hidden in a strip mall that's hard to make a turn into from the busy street. Got a pretty big menu. The bad thing is it's too expensive for quality and quantity. Found out they have a buffet. It's on weekdays at lunch. The selection was pretty paltry but we thought it would be all for a great price. About half of it was meaty. The other half had things for vegetarians. It's about $20 for the buffet. We were shocked by the price. It was certainly not worth it. They were taking forever refilling water. A spicy plate of food has to have it available. They were also late getting us bread until we had finished a few plates. Great thing is it's the best Indian restaurant in town to be honest. It's because this is the only one. There's a lot for vegans and vegetarians.

food is so good!!!! we got the butter chicken and tikki masala and it was to die for, the garlic…read morenaan is so fluffy and seasoned well, and we got the chicken kabob appetizer. service was good as well, they have a great bar setup.

This place has some AMAZING Indian food and the people that work there are also pretty friendly…read more The only thing that I would say on the negative side is that it might not be very sensory friendly. My dad and I have been to Bloom Bawarchi and the ambience was pretty nice but they were playing Indian music videos on their screens on full volume, and today my dad and I were eating and they started blasting music and turned on overstimulating disco lights that made it very hard for me and my dad to have a conversation.

This is my new favorite Indian place. I usually get the…read moreveggie korma regardless of where I go and this one was great. It had a good variety of veggies and cashews and paneer and it was very flavorful. I don't usually take pictures of my food but I thought it was too pretty not to. The mango lassi is also amazing The staff are very friendly and it's usually not very crowded which is shocking because the food is great. Ambiance is good. I don't drink but the bar looks nice.

Wonderful restaurant! the owner is so friendly and the food is delicious! I order medium spicy…read moreand it's just right for me. The owner gives great recommendations too. Really enjoyed!

JR'S Chicken is a no-frills type place that offers pretty good, though admittedly a humble menu…read morethat more than makes up for the lack of ambiance. The service is friendly and overall, it was a great experience. This is a great option instead of fast food and it is cool to support a local business. I had the chicken and it was definitely something that I would recommend.

Love this place I've had it twice now and both times it has been amazing. Their chicken is always…read morehot, juicy and flavorful and their Mac n cheese is wonderful. Their service on the phone was really good and I cannot comment on the ambiance since I've never actually been in the restaurant. Would definitely recommend

Absolutely not! This was the dirtiest restaurant I've seen. Yea, they need to make repairs, but…read morerepairs aside it was just filthy. Dirt on the walls. Dirt on the tables. Floors that probably haven't been mopped in weeks, but the dirt might be holding down the floor boards. The worker behind the counter yelled across and told us to have a seat. There was NO ONE in the whole place. We didn't even sit down. We just took at look at the booths and left. If the front of house is that dirty what does the back look like. No thank you! I'm sure they'll be closed soon.

I've been searching for a good Indian restaurant around NWI, and we decided to drive out to Sauk…read moreVillage to give this one a try. This was actually our second time coming to the restaurant; on our first attempted visit, we'd actually arrived when they were still serving their American menu, which we were not interested in. It would be helpful if their website made their split hours abundantly clear to avoid any mishaps like this. We had the dining room to ourselves for the majority of our dinner. The bulk of their business seemed to be carry-out/third party delivery services. Their menus looked well-crafted, but they had been hand-modified to update their prices, which definitely impacted their aesthetic. I ordered the Paneer Butter Masala, and my husband had the Spinach Paneer Masala. Our dishes were both okay - not the best but not the worst Indian I've ever had. We both requested mild spiciness, but my husband's dish definitely had a much stronger kick to it. We shared an order of the Paneer Kulcha, which was the best part of our experience. Delicious and generously filled with paneer. The most curious part about our experience was that when our server brought out our entrees, he asked if we wanted rice. In every Indian dining experience I've had, rice always came standard with the entrée. He brought us out a dish of rice after we confirmed that we did want it. Unfortunately, this one dish of rice was not enough for both of our entrées when we took the leftover curries home with us. For dessert, we had the Ras Malai and Gulab Jamun. Both items were tasty, although I didn't find the description of the Ras Malai to be accurate as it didn't remind me of a cheese cake at all.