$3.75 for one full piece of naan. What a complete and utter rip off. Every other Indian place will give you twice as much for half the price. The chickpea masala was $12 and arrived cold and basically unpalatable. Ordered two orders of samosas and only one arrived. I really want to like this place but to charge me over $50 for food and to have it be completely disappointing is unacceptable. Please do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

Their food quality has gone down the drain. A lot of times they served me weird stuff in the name of biriyani. On top of that they are jacking up the price. Worst quality food for the premium price. DON'T GO. Do yourself a favor and go to Klay Oven kitchen at the French Market if you are in the mood for Indian food. N.B. I am in no way affiliated to Klay Oven. That's the only other Indian place I can think of that's in the vicinity.

This is the worst Indian food I've ever had. I don't understand how $12 only gets me 3 tiny pieces of lamb and some rice. The taste is terrible and it feels like a total ripoff. There's a good reason why this spot has no lineup while all the other restaurants are busy during the peak hours. I'd give it 0 stars if that was possible.

This is a WORST place. It is definitely not fresh food. They reuse it and sell them. The white rice for example is very hard and only if you keep reheating the rice will become like that. The meats are smelling bad which means it’s old. They might be thinking it’s a train station and people would not mind for fresh food. New customers and the location are their big plus and they are using that to provide worst food to people and making profit.

I wish I could give it -ve reviews. 1 is still too high for them. I ordered samosa chat and paratha like 5 minutes ago. Paratha was half cooked and samosa was not cooked at all. Cold, bad, stale food. I have no idea who has given them 5 start looks like they have tried to rate themselves. Not visiting this place ever again.

Would give 0 if I could. They serve frozen food , don’t even care to heat it up properly. Worst presentation. Negative hygiene. The food’s stale and must’ve gone bad atleast a week ago! They are not serving real food. It’s a scam to loot all your money in the name of Indian food. Walked a mile to eat here. Highly disappointed! If you’re willing to walk 0.9 miles for good Indian food, google India House. They’re amazing.

This is the worst indian place ever. I wish I could give 0 stars. The food tasted really bad and the bread have even got stale. The curries tasted as they were almost 2 weeks old. The staff was the worst. The guy over there spoiled my container soI asked him to give me another one as I had to carry that in the train and he started arguing with me. I had the worst experience theere. Please dont go to this place to get indian food. There are really good indian places out there which provides excellent food and service. I never ever give bad reviews but this had to be done. People need to be made aware.

Worst food ever In Chicago,this kind of people killing food taste , I ordered chicken biryani,it’s getting smelling I will complain against this food court

I had the chicken tikka Masala just literally 5 minutes ago. Worst tikka Masala I've had the displeasure of having... way to much yogurt gave the sauce a sour taste. Chicken was way over cooked and dry. The samosa were meh very little flavor and the peas were almost raw... probably prepackaged. .. the Naan was a joke the mint chutney was way too spicy the only thing that was mildly satisfying was the papa and rice and even then it was cold... I should have gone with the gobi but I tried the Masala cause it's a go to judge of a joint... Weak I have been eating authentic Indian cuisine since I was a child and have never had a worse meal. I feel like they should have paid me to eat that slop. Never again *mic drop*

I celebrated my birthday this evening in this fine place. Well it was a fine evening and the restaurant was undoubtedly the reason for the happy event. The crew participated in a gorgeous style, the cooking was extremely good and my guests were so pleased. We shall no dout come back again for more celebrations. thanks very much.

From the moment you arrive in that restaurant the waiters give you a nice feeling. Very courteous hosts, it is a kind place to pass time with buddies or with your date. enjoyable cuisine, skillful chef de cuisine, comfortable pay and excellent service. Highly recommended.

After surveying the different fast food restaurants around, I came here. Upon first look at the restaurant, there's a lot of printed images of food along with captions under it trying to explain what it is. To anyone new to Indian food, I think that a good testing dish to go with is any kind of Biryani. It's basically a stirfry of the protein, rice, and spices together. Service for this restaurant felt pretty slow. There wasn't anyone else waiting on their dish, but it was getting close to rush hour again. I'm not sure if it was because I chose lamb that they decided to cook all the gaminess away from it, or it was choosing the right amount of chili oil, but I was getting pretty impatient. The food was amazing. I was coughing up a fit with all the chili oil in the rice and lamb, but once I gave the green chutney a try with the lamb, the dish meshed perfectly. Between the random plum(?) seeds and some other inedible spices, I can't wait to come back to try out more Indian food. I think I might even try out their Paneer Makhani next.

The prices of some items online are not the same in store. I asked for 2 samosas for 3.99 per the menu but it was about $6 for two, medium-small samosas under a heat lamp and I had to show the woman my phone twice like she didn’t believe me. She acted as though she was doing me a favor by honoring the $3.99 deal as I walked away since I wasn’t gonna pay that much for two frozen samosas. I gave her $5, let her keep the change, ate my dry, sad food, and went to Panda Express to fill up.