Horrible, horrible HORRIBLE. In every way possible...food, service, delivery...save your money save your time, I wish I had. Any place is better than this, even the 711 down the street. read more

0 stars please? "The Little Xploding Bootie" will be the new name of this for me, and no I will not be going back. Never have had such an intensely terrible GI reaction to a meal in my life, woke up in the middle of the night after 4 hours of sleeping to severe pain. I've seen other reports on this page of food poisoning at this restaurant, so I'm assuming this isn't just a one time thing. I eat Indian food pretty regularly, so having such a severe reaction is a surprise. The food at "The Little Xploding Bootie" is actually pretty good. Had the Chicken Combo dinner w/ Tandoori, Masala, Nan, and the rice for $17 (was gonna have it for dinner last night and lunch today but I'm going to have to throw it away :( ) I'd give it 3-4 stars for the food, but those 3-4 stars get taken away given the literal pain this place has caused me. read more

100% reiterating my prior review, and adding a photo. Go visit them, make it a Saturday or Sunday brunch! Unbeatable value. read more

The Little India - Lunch buffet! There was an earlier separate plate for samosas, obviously. - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

STOP USING STYROFOAM CONTAINERS! Good, reliable Indian food in Edgewater Beach. Best butter chicken on the north side. Excellent, large portions. Take-out for 1 can feed for 2-3 days. read more

Second best indian food i ever had in Chicago! I ordered Chicken Tikka Combo and it was really delish The chicken makhani that comes with the combo was the best part. The portion is big, would probably be enough for two people. A must try in Edgewater neighborhood. Don't regret at all checking this place out instead of "Edgewater Tacos" read more

No frills Indian food in a store front. The host is super nice. He is the host and waiter and could not be friendlier. I didn't ask but he might be the owner maybe. It seems clean which is big thing for me. If a bathroom is not clean, how clean is the kitchen? The food is definitely good. I did the Chicken Tikka Combo to get a taste of everything and yum. I went back and did the buffet with my Step Father and YUM! I know he wants to try other places in the neighborhood and I just want to go back here because I just love their food. read more

Bland food, I wanted to like t hi is place, the chicken tiki masala was nothing but tomato sauce without any spice or flavor. The rice was dried and that cucumber salad was old. I'm very disappointed, I paid good money for a bland tasteless meal. read more

Little India is such a welcome addition to the neighborhood, it's hard not to get over-excited about it. This justified ordering a ridiculous amount of food once they opened, some of which I got to taste. One half of the couple that operates the restaurant kept me company while I waited for take out. She was quite friendly and extremely inquisitive. I thought the meals were just okay, especially considering that they're nine bucks. Veg biryani, gobi Manchurian (wasn't battered?), lentil soup and samosa were quite mild and a bit overcooked (except for the samosa). There was no heat to anything. Veg biryani tastes just like Shan brand spice mix, which is a delicious spice mix. But it's also 89 cents a box. That kind of thing bugs me. The lunch special seems like a deal for the sheer amount of food you get. It was reported to be bland. And nine bucks. Sure, it's pricey-- but I've noticed that most IndoPak restaurants are if they have tablecloths. With bhel puri and a nice salad selection, I hope Little India will be my mainstay for snacks, despite the nice decor. read more

Decent food...not great, but decent Indian food when I'm too lazy to go down to Devon. Decent Vegetable Biryani though it could be spicier and they don't serve it with that tasty yogurt dill sauce. Garlic naan is quite tasty too, buttery and guaranteed to make your breathe reek all day! Wee! read more

I have never been sick from the food... I will just say it, easy, convenient, close by, not crowded, and I still regret it almost every time I eat here... UGH Don't hate me, just being honest... Much better Indian fare to be had all over Chicago! read more

I have eaten here 3 times. And I haven't been blown away. The first time I ordered just breads. I love Indian breads, going from pooris to bhaturas to naans, etc. Their breads were greatly under salted and the roti was blah. JUST BLAH. The poori was decent. Next time, I ordered by ultimate favorite Indian item, though really was probably invented in London, Butter Chicken. I was sadly disappointed. I was ripped off! Their butter chicken is not butter chicken. I had the kheer, and it was nothing to write mom about. Too much liquid and no flavor! I've talked to who I believe are the owners. They are such sweet people. But the menu is alittle crazy. WAY TOO MANY ITEMS. How can they prep and keep everything fresh? Plus, on my carryout menu, they want to add "Asian Italian Fusion Cuisine & Pizza" Are you serious? Focus on making the Indian part better! read more

This restaurant is a disgrace to Indian food !!! Actually it's - non-edible pastes with food colouring and half cooked meat floating on top - just labelled "indian fusion". I made the mistake of going there a couple of weeks ago for their "lunch special". I ordered daal, butter chicken, rice and naan. The daal tasted stale. The butter chicken was tomato paste with boiled chicken. I could not eat more than 2 bites! The naan and rice was edible and though skeptical I did eat that. All in all the worst food I have Ever tasted. read more

After a couple of the reviews for this place, I entered into my dinner here on an "adventure" basis. This was definitely not necessary as the meal that I had was more than "fine." The dining room is teeny, so it tended toward the loud side as we ate on a Saturday evening. However, I thought the food was really good which is what I'm hoping for in a restaurant, right? I ordered the chicken vindaloo (which is my standard comparison dish) and my friend (Meghan B.) had one of the vegetarian choices. We pretty much wolfed them down which I think is a good sign. My dish was the most brilliant color I'd seen in a long time, was spicy but not overly so, and just really good. We also had the garlic naan which was yummy. If anything, I'd say the service was just a little slow, especially for the size of the place (which did I say was teeny?). We waited a long time to have our order taken but once it was everything arrived hot and well-seasoned. BYOB would be nice and I'm puzzled as to why they've chosen to go the other route but, hey, not my restaurant. I wouldn't say this is my favorite place for Indian. However, it's surely the most convenient which means I'll likely be back sooner than if it was a long haul to get there. But it's nice to have a place like this in the neighborhood, accessible without a bus. I, for one, needed the walk to work off the enormous amount of food I took in. And every bite was enjoyable. read more

Don't get me wrong, I love this restaurant. I wouldn't waste my time or breathe on writing a review of a place that's not worth visiting at least once, if not ten or more times in the last four years. My girlfriend and I discovered this gem years back when we went on our first date to see Pillowman at the Red Twist Theatre. The restaurant offers a 20% discount if you have tickets for a show that night at Red Twist on Bryn Mawr. So the reason I'm giving the Little India one star is because the yellow dal we ordered the other night was bland, without any distinct flavor and had the consistency of overcooked porridge. I should have known something was awry when we asked for Kashmiri rice and they said they didn't have any. To my mind, either they got a new cook, new management, or both. Cutting corners and offering sub-standard fare. And the host was a warm and lively as a cold cucumber. Ridiculously officious, as if being exceedly formal made your guests feel better about your service, or lack thereof. I used to get teased by this lovely Indian woman for being too thin and that someone needs to feed me better. I've met some lively personalities who have worked here in the past, but the cast and crew the other night offered the same veneer of friendliness I could get at any fast food joint. The rest of the meal was decent but common, ordinary, nothing to write home to tell my mom, who learned to cook in Goa, about. And having walked several blocks away to park the car and walk through a real downpour, flash flood warnings noted once we arrived, to sit for a less than extraordinary meal and have to pay for it is simply culinary highway robbery. I've eaten incredible meals here in the past and the Kashmiri rice is to find your tastebuds this side of paradise. The garlic naan is always worth getting as are the veggie samosas. Bless their hearts, maybe the cook was having a bad night. This isn't a bad review, it is a review based on the love of a familiar place irrevocably changed for whatever reason. We've always had great dinners here in the past. I just hope someone at the restaurant reads this and picks up on the clue to find their way out of the maze they are in. It just makes me want to open my own Indian restaurant in Hyde Park, if only I had the money, management skills and know-how to create a sensation on the south side. Shouldn't be difficult as all we have is Rajun Cajun and any number of restaurants that cater to college students. read more

Fairly new to the area The Little India offers some traditional Indian food along with some fusion. Lucky for them a group and I were walking to another restaurant when a guy handed us a flyer with a coupon so we said why not. It's not a very large space (maybe 32 people if that) and the decor is very plain. Personally I think they need bigger tables because the dishes they serve you with are quite large, so you are left with holding your plate to eat off of. The service really wasn't up to par whatsoever, slow and never came around (they just stood by the front booth chatting to each another). I also got a little upset when I was told what to order, I am no expert in India cuisine but if you going to change my order at least tell me why, I order what I like. I will say that the food was pretty good out of all the 6 dishes we ordered (2 chickens dishes, rice, 3 vegetables), there was only one dish that wasn't up to par. Great flavors, great portions and excellent bread. I don't think they advertises this but they didn't say anything about me bringing a bottle of wine in and they also didn't charge a cork fee. They also do pick and delivery which is very cool. They are a little pricier then you'd expect but they give you big portions. read more

Sandwiched between the El tracks and various buildings of the Historic Bryn Mawr District, Little India offers tasty Indian cuisine at fair prices. All this made up for the lacking decor--of course in addition to the great people watching opportunities (Psst: Sit near the windows). My guest Yelper, Dantee A. and I, started off with one lamb and one vegetable Samosa (usually it's 2 of just one filling, but they made an exception). Go for the lamb and smother it in the accompanied red sauce. I ordered the Chicken Tikki Massala which was similar to buttered chicken in a semi-spicy red cream sauce. I enjoyed it very much, especially with our fancy firework-colored basmati rice and fluffy garlic naan. Dantee had another chicken dish that I pushed off on him after finding out that it was spicy. Shamefully his chicken pieces were a bit dry inside, yet still tasty. Left-overs are always a pleasant surprise when dining on Indian cuisine since the sauces hide all the goodies of marinated meat. You'll have another meal to take home. If you're not willing to make the effort to hike up north to Devon, Little India will do. read more

I'm hesitantly reviewing The Little India based on one experience. I'm no stranger to dangerous cuisine and borderline experiences so I'll be trying them again but I ordered some samosas and chicken vindaloo. The samosas were delicious and big and the chicken vindaloo nicely spiced and well portioned. I also grabbed some garlic naan for the side and that was decent too. However a handful of hours later I was completely stomach sick and feeling like crap, and I rarely feel that way after eating anything. I've eaten plenty of Indian, especially lately, and The Little India made me sick without a doubt. As I said, I'll try them again. They have a few dishes that look irresistible, like the gobi manchurian and chicken pasanda. Next time I'm at Dice Dojo gaming I'll likely try one or the other. But carefully. read more

This is my go-to place for Indian! It's delicious every time. The best dishes are chicken makhani, chicken achari, chicken qorma, biryani. Today I asked for both dishes to be spicy and not sweet. And they had the perfect amount of spice and tasted even better! If you are looking for some solid Indian food in Edgewater/Andersonville area, this is the place. read more

As I write this, I'm finishing my two-day old leftovers from The Little India, which should tell you two things: one, the portions are so substantial that I have leftovers from my delivery order; and two, that the food is still absolutely delicious two days after being delivered. We've had two delivery experiences with The Little India, and each couldn't have been any better. The delivery person arrived before the estimated time, our food was hot (as opposed to Viceroy of India, which serves it ice cold), our entire order was complete and included a few extra sauces for free (as opposed to Viceroy of India, who charges you for extra sauce and then doesn't deliver it AND refuses to credit you the cost), and everything we ordered is delicious! We've had samosas, chicken tikka masala, chicken mahkni, the chicken tikka combo, naan, raita, chicken & potatoes vindaloo and aloo paratha. All exceptional. The meat tasted very fresh, and I read on the take-out menu that all meat is "zabiha halal only." I looked up what that meant, and like Kosher, it's a religious dietary law that prevents animals from being slaughtered cruelly. I'm not a vegetarian, but I am vehemently opposed to animal cruelty, and the fact that this restaurant adheres to strict dietary law that probably makes its meat more expensive to purchase and nonetheless keeps their prices low garners a lot of respect from me. We've yet to have a bad experience here, and fully intend to actually dine-in soon. I give this the highest score I've ever given a delivery place. read more

Wow! The food here is amazing. I had the Chicken Makhani with rice (which was a big portion) and Badami Kheer. Plus they had my order ready super fast. read more

Ordered takeout through the Yelp app for the first time. Everything went smooth and after waiting I was well on my way to picking up! Overall I'd probably do it again, in a pinch. Now this isn't my first time here, I've been coming to Little India since the day I moved in (more than 3 years now). Upon my arrival, I wasn't greeted by any staff, no customers in the restaurant, Little India was ghost town central! I stood at the counter for about 5(+) minutes before someone magically stepped out of the kitchen. And I didn't even get a hello. All my experiences at Little India have always been the same, empty and kind of cold! I have never let that Zero Customers factor get to me, because the food is good, but I can't help but wonder why??? My issues with Little India are their small Portions and the Pricing. I'm very well aware of the average cost to eating Indian food; it can get a little pricey! With Little India's portions, this recent visit, I ordered 2 Entrées - Plain Rice - Veggie Samosa (2pcs). I paid roughly $30, Pricey! I never get enough rice and I wouldn't want 2 orders because that's just way too much! Is it worth it??? Maybe! Have I had better?!! YES! Overall, little India is just ok given the circumstances. If you decide to see for yourself, I'd recommend ordering take out! Unless you like having a restaurant all to yourself... #GhostTownCentral read more

I understand the enthusiasm for a new place opening in Edgewater. I too am a frustrated resident who waits with baited breath while Alderman Smith goes about her incompetent 50-year plan to eventually transform Bryn Mawr into a strip with real businesses. At least Little Mexican Cafe, Francesca's, and Shinobu were a start. I regret to inform you that The Little india is a big step backwards. Let's start with the meat. I'm guessing it was sourced from wherever your old summer camp used to get its questionable chiken. They use all dark meat and it has the consistency of wood chips. We had the Tikka Masala and Chicken Quorma. The sauces had little spice and tasted canned. I have never had naan taste so dry. Jen and I lamented that a ten mintue trip to Trader Joe's for frozen Indian would have yielded better results at a third the price. And that's the final insult. They charge $11 an entree when I get great Thai all the time for $7. If you charge like the Devon joints, you better match up. And that "No BYOB" sign in the window is just one more way these folks are deluding themselves into thinking they are running a decent establishment. You'll see from my other reviews that I'm not normally a cranky guy (at least on Yelp). But this was pretty easily the most disappointed meal I've eaten in the six years I've lived in Chicago. Sigh. read more

Background: As a lover of Indian food, I was really excited when this place opened up. On a whim I stopped here for takeout. On a Saturday night there were only a couple other diners, and it was peaceful in the restaurant. It is small and lit with rose-colored bulbs. The dining room was spotlessly clean. My servers were friendly and to my surprise, my food was ready in less than ten minutes. Food: The rogan josh was flavorful and yummy. My only small complaint is that some of the lamb pieces were slightly chewy. The palak paneer was a little spicy, just how I like it. Though I wish the sauce had been less watery and creamier. The rice was perfect - no salt needed - and the fresh naan was great as well. This sounds silly, but I was also impressed by how nicely they arranged the food in the takeout containers, complete with dainty garnishes and everything. Verdict: I look forward to going back and sampling more items from the huge menu! read more

I don't know about dine in, but this place's delivery was sub par. My samosa, chicken curry, and okra Marsala were all cold and flavorless. Maybe they need salt or maybe they need more spice but I found it very bland and the serving size to be very small. Likewise, $3 for one piece of naan? And extra charge for rice with my curry? Poor decision. I'd rather walk to Devon than get delivery from here again. read more

Love the food. One of my favorite on the northside. Flavorful and delicious. Get the chicken combo...

I feel obligated to write this review - as every time I walk past this place I feel I was taken advantage of for paying for super crappy food and super crappy service. I had just moved into the neighborhood and was excited to try this restaurant. I brought my cousin who had never tried Indian food before. We went in around 5:30 pm and there was only one other table there. A young woman was working the register and an young Indian man waited on us. I felt like I had to ask him for every single thing - he clearly had never waited tables before. He was texting for over 10 minutes after he had taken our drink order - and hadn't even brought us a cup of water. When I asked him about the drinks, he flippantly said "she" would be bringing them soon. The limeade's arrived from a chick in the kitchen and were clearly freshly squeezed with chunks of sugar floating in the glass. I also had to clarify with the waiter that we wanted our Samosas first. These were large and the sauces were just fine. This was the only pleasing part of this meal. Lamb Marsala and a Chicken dish with plain rice (extra$$) and Naan: The waiter forgot to put the Naan order in - and when the food arrived without it - even though he supposedly had written down our order, he couldn't figure out which type we wanted and argued which one we had ordered ... The sauces were adequate - but the meat was ROCK HARD and disgusting. My lamb marsala ~ the lamb had been skewered with holes in each end was super tough and chewy. The chicken dish my cousin got - the meat was also very tough ... it's like the meat had been sitting around for hours, and they added it to a new order. VERY DISAPPOINTING. We took the food to-go - and I could never eat it again ... When I got home, my new roommate told me how she had been violently ill after eating there and to go to Devon for Indian food ...I have learned my lesson - although it will be a long time before I eat Indian at all ... read more

I finally lost my pesky Indian V-card this weekend. That's right, I put out and enjoyed every last bit of it. On the other hand, it left me wanting to come back for more. Little India, you've found yourself a stage 5 clinger! BYOB. Very reasonable prices, no wait, friendly service and super speedy! I will definitely be back. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Combo. You can't go wrong with a little taste of everything. That's how you should lose your virginity if you ask me. It came with chicken makhani, chicken tikka, biryani and naan. I don't think that I can live another day without chicken makhani and naan. It seriously took me to a euphoric state. I need it now. I am salivating just thinking about it. I also had bites of the shrimp vindaloo and chicken saag. mmhhmm. I'm ready to come back for round 2. and 3. and 4. whoaaaa I may need to practice some self control. read more

My two friends who are moving to the area were on a big Indian food kick- so where else to go in the neighborhood but The Little India- it is right in the heart of Edgewater. I rarely dine-in, but we found a cozy table and the ambiance was quite nice. We also brought a couple bottles of wine which is always a nice kick to any evening. The waiter was funny, nice and helpful. My friends started out with the keema samosas while I had the tomato and basil soup- it was light and pretty spicy- which appealed to me. Our waiter knew the exact dishes we wanted from our poor descriptions and they remembered me from my 'usual,' order- palak paneer- which one of my friends had before and wanted as well. We all shared three entrees with one rice and two naan- the Chicken Madres- which was pretty spicy, the Palak Paneer- which was kind of spicy, and the Chicken Tikki Masala- which had a creamy sauce and I found it not spicy at all. I often will order raita as an accompaniment as I lean more toward the spicy dishes and it will neutralize the spice when sharing dishes with others and gives the dish a delicious creamy quality. It was a fun night and gave me a new perspective on the dining-in aspect of the restaurant- I was very pleased and will be back! . Oh- one thing worth mentioning is their Lassi. Although I did not have it with my friends that evening- I really enjoyed the Mango Lassi- it would be a nice dessert. read more

The stage was set with a furious hunger. I was willing to accept anything, and stumbled into something really spectacular. I then stumbled into that place multiple times after, trying both dinner and lunch. The lunch special is plenty of food for less than $9 with tax. Two curry choices, rice and bread. You will leave pregnant with a food baby from the lunch portion. For dinner I took friends and we tried entire spreads. Overall, The Little India took the quality over quantity route on virtually everything. Appetizers were good, middle of the road. Biriyani? Spicy, flavorful, moist. Chicken curries abounded with decent cuts of meat diced small. The lamb curry was especially good, lacking the greasy-fatty aspect most places suffer from. Multiple vegetarian curries had tender but not slimy vegetables. The naan breads were good, but the garlic blew us away with the sheer power of the garlicky facepunch it contained. A solid choice food-wise, but the place is closet-tiny and I'm fairly sure the waiter is also the cook and the cashier, so expect silence, long stretches of solitude and empty water glasses. read more

The service was slow and awkward. The waitress literally stood and stared at us the entire meal. You would think with her paying our table a lot of attention she would notice that we needed refills, but she did not and was very slow at bringing us drinks and other things we needed such as silverware. The food was just so-so. It wasn't great but it wasn't horrible. I've had much more flavorful Indian food at similar restaurants. Bottom Line: I won't be back but I would consider ordering take out. read more

Yum! A friend and I got delivery one Friday night. Very delicious. My only complaint was that they were substantially over the estimated delivery time. Though that wasn't egregious, really, just darn annoying when you're hungry. Also, there's a combo dish on their grubhub menu that lists several dishes and rice. And then says in caps that it DOESN'T INCLUDE RICE. I'm so sorely tempted to order it just to see if it actually includes rice or not. I'm a curious kitty that way. Otherwise, there are remarkably few Indian places between down town and Devon, so this might be my new go-to Indian place. read more

HORRIBLE. What Indian restaurant doesn't serve rice with their entrees? We ordered $50 worth of food for the three of us and were shocked when there was no rice delivered. Considering the fact that rice is cheap, you should provide your customers with this when they order curry. I called the restaurant and they said "yes many people are upset by this"... read more

Walked by many times and never really saw anyone inside ever.. So I always wondered if this place is even good or are they in business.. So finally I decided to try it y'day for the first time here. I walked in to find the restaurant completely empty and awhile later a lady showed up. I asked her suggestion and ordered chicken tikka combo for $17 to go. Taste was ok but the chicken biryani portion was waaaay toooo small.. I understand it was a half order biryani but seriously the size of a sampler to taste when I'm paying for it? Hardly couple spoons? All my order contained was a super tiny amount of chicken biryani with LOTS of lettuce and cucumber slices, 2 "very small" pieces of tandoor chicken, and moderate size chicken tikka curry and a naan.. More than three quarters of my to-go box was all lettuce and no food in it. I guess it was my fault ordering here knowing this place is always empty and that I live close to Devon where I've many choices for Indian food with decent portions for a fraction of the price I paid here.. Bottom line, not worth the price for the amount of food I got.. just ok taste.. I've had MUCH BETTER than this. read more

FAIL. I haven't even tried the food yet... ordered for the first time: 2 entrees, 2 different naan, and mango lassis... but no rice came with the delivery. I called to find out what happened and they don't include the rice with the entree... which is fine... but how many people would order the entree without rice - meaning I would have expected a call asking about such an 'odd' order. So yeah - just got my delivery and now I am making my own rice and will have to re-heat dinner. Major fail. Seriously Little India - how many people come in the restaurant and don't get rice with the entree? Why would that change when ordering for delivery? read more

My son and I love Indian food and usually head for Devon. We tried Little India las weekend and liked it so much we came back today. Delicious chicken tikka masala and tandoori chicken. Chicken biryani was pretty good if a little plain. The chicken tikka combo is a good value and comes with all three plus raita. One strange thing: the chicken tikka masala sauce on the combo is different than the masala sauce on the single order my son got. Hm. read more

If this place was in my neighborhood I'd be here all the time. The food is good, but not great, hence I'm not sure how often I'll be back. We had a variety of dishes and all were delicious. Love the BYOB option (why do I hate paying for beer & wine at Indian restaurants?), and apparently it's BYOC (bring your own cake) too, which the group next to us shared. My tongue went from: spicy to buttery to en fuego to salty, to SWEET. Good use of all of my taste buds. read more

Again, another restaurant that I lived down the block from. This is more of a 3.5 star. I seriously wish Yelp would let us do that. Service is impeccable here. I left a simple chapstick at the restaurant and the next time I went, the server handed it to me with a smile. They always make sure your glass is filled and that there aren't any empty dishes on the table. Very friendly and top notch. The food here is why the stars go down. If you know what to order, it is fantastic. Most of the lamb curries are very good, as well as the naan and the samosas. However, portions are a little bit small and rice and naan need to be ordered on the side and don't come with the meals (I mean, do you really expect me to eat a whole thing of lamb curry without some carbs?). Also, I've tried a couple of chicken entrees and one fish curry dish and they were at best mediocre. A little watery and not too much flavor. Bottom Line: I'll just stick to what I know. Good service and good food, but only if you know what to order on the menu. Otherwise it is just a hit or miss experiment. If I didn't live so close to this place, I'd probably only have gone a couple times during my summer stay instead of a couple times a month. read more

My wife and I tried this place because of Yelp. I heart Yelp. Thanks everyone! We loved the lentil soup, naan, vegeterian sampler, place has nice, CLEAN, fresh decor and our server was very friendly and helpful. We took a delivery menu to try it soon. read more

BYOB! Order the chicken Madras. I've been here a couple of times, and every time has been a good experience. I like my Indian spicy, as in, I ask them to make like they'd make it at home. The Little India strides a nice balance between authentic, and something your mom would like. You can find strong flavor, but also there are dishes that won't offend the uninitiated palate. The only issue I've had is when I asked to have it extra spicy: it felt as if the spice was tacked on. . . so the moral is that every dish is good to go. If you're new to Indian cuisine, I would recommend the lunchtime specials. They come at a good price and allow you to pick a sampling of vegetarian and tasty animal entrees. Diiiiid I mention that it's BYOB, and that there are at least three liquor stores within a block? read more

The food is good. Living in andersonville it is super convenient to get my Indian food here instead of up on Devon. They are afraid to burn you. If you want it spicy you need to demand it from them or they will give you mild food. The price is a little high but it is worth the convenience of having it within walking distance. I like it a lot. Be sure that you order rice. read more