Looking for something tasty in the are, we ended up at Bollywood Bistro... boy did the heavens…read moresmile on us! The decor is very spare and clean. It's different a fusion of industrial and East Asian chic. Very, very nice! We were immediately greeted and provided with a seat I love Indian food, but I wasn't familiar with some of the dishes so we tried a few different things. Everything was delicious! The chickpea stew, puffy bread, and samosas were my favorite! The sauces were all delicious as well. What a wonderful little gem! I wish I lived nearby. I would be here every week. We had the opportunity to meet the chef. He was so humble and friendly. We told him how much we enjoyed the food, and he seemed genuinely pleased to hear it. Please come out and support this wonderful local business!

This place is average, not very bad when it comes to food, but the attitude and rules are fit for a…read moreMichelin star restaurant. They have absolutely no intention to satisfy customers, ambiance is well just tables and chairs with some posters. I have been to many restaurants where food is not that great but the customer service is top notch and for that I give them credit, but at this place they turned out every small request we made for food for our small kid, we didn't ask for anything for free, we asked to customize, which they straight turned down, they have nothing that is kid friendly here. No way I am recommending this place to anyone. If you are the owner, please contact me. I am really interested in knowing what is the logic behind your strict policies :)

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.

Our original choice for lunch buffet was closed for a private event and the dude at the door…read morerecommended this place. So we ended up walking a few steps down to this place. The service was super friendly and helpful. They stopped several times to check on us. This was probably the most extensive buffet I have ever been to. They had a dosa made to order station. Phenomenal. I highly recommend.

The buffet was mostly chicken not very much vegan or vegetarian food…read more Service was poor and the prices were far too high for a simple buffet

The food hits the spot! I got a paneer Kari roll and my husband got Hakeem and a shish kabab. It…read morewas all extremely delicious! I also got a 4oz Irani chai. This is the perfect qty of chai anyone needs. We went during non peak hours and the place was empty, the service was on point as needed. The place looked clean and inviting. Plenty of parking as the restaurant is in a strip mall, I want to come back and try out their palak paneer.

Been trying to order from this place for months but they kept canceling my orders…read more Today was the day and it was worth the wait. Food was excellent- very flavorful and good value for the price. Definitely worth a try if you like Pakistani food.

Viceroy what can I say - Amazing! The service and the food were excellent! I will definitely be…read moregoing back!!!

One of the hidden gems in naperville downtown for Indian cuisine. Flavorful is one word to describe…read morefood. Tried paya soup -10/10, Shrimp - 10/10, Paneer tikka - 10/10, Sheekh kebab - 10/10, Naan (super soft)- 11/10. clean and neat ambience, service was friendly. For authentic indian flavors it is right spot to visit in naperville downtown. 100% i will be going there again

Call us crazy, but we decided to go out for dinner after the storm last weekend. We were one of…read morethe few b/c Tapri was empty that night - which was the unusual - from what I understand. Food-wise, we were happy with our selections. We started with the Babai Punugulu. I can't tell you what it was b/c the description only said: A south indian snack enjoyed on the street side, served hot with house chutneys. I can't tell you if there was meat / protein / veggie in it or not. TBH - the menu should have described it a bit more - but it was good and we enjoyed the chutneys that came with it. Having just looked it up online - they are: golden, bite-sized fritters are made from a fermented batter of rice and urad dal mixed with onions, green chilies, and cumin. For entrees - we got the Butter Tikka Masala (w/ chicken) and Rogan Josh (w/ lamb). We asked for them spicy and I thought the spice level was good, but we could have gone spicier - but one never knows. It came with white rice and we ordered a garlic naan. The naan had a good amount of garlic on it so quite good. We enjoyed both of our entrees - I might have gone chicken for mine instead of lamb next time. The sauces for both dishes were really good and plentiful. The only drawback is the ordering / menu. It's on your phone (no menu in the restaurant) - which makes it hard b/c the phone is small - and you literally have to click on each dish to know what it is. Took a while to order. I would recommend having a hard copy menu - or changing the online portion where you can see the descriptions easily w/o having to click on each one. Overall - a great place with good food.

We went back again on Father's day weekend and tried some traditional stuff like daal makhani,…read morelachha paratha, tandoori paneer etc. We'va always loved the fusion food here, but the traditional Indian food also hit the spot. The sticky date pudding is mind blowing, don't miss this desert.

The sampler plate was delicious as was the specialty tea and the yogurt type dessert was very goodread more

My daughter wanted us to try this place after she had come with friends. The location is in a busy…read morestrip mall area with ample parking. The restaurant is a good size and it looks like the offer a lunch buffet, we'll have to check it out soon. The food is great, super yummy and well made. We loved the butter chicken and the naan was good too. Service was good and the ambiance is nice as well. We'll be back, maybe for the buffet.

The food was absolutely delicious Buttered Chicken with garlic Naan, both seasoned to perfection!…read moreEven the plain rice... was not plain rice...it was absolutely delicious! The Samosas...delicious with a little heat, the yogurt drink we had made it all better!! I took my kids to save for the next day... which we had left overs....still good on the next day. It was a lot of food. The Ambiance, was so beautiful, we picked up but I am going back on Saturday...I thought I saw a special on the weekend! The service was amazing, kind hearted people! Thank you for your kindness...we will be back! next I'm coming for the Galub Jamun!

Good Food, But the Difference in Service Was Hard to Ignore…read more My daughter and I visited on August 30th, and I deliberately waited a few days before writing this review because I wanted to be fair about our experience. We have lived in this area for almost four years after moving from the East Coast. We consider ourselves foodies, especially when it comes to international cuisine, and have explored several Indian restaurants throughout the Naperville area. I first discovered this restaurant when ordering takeout. During that visit, a gentleman whom I believe was the manager was exceptionally kind and even allowed us to sample a few items from the buffet. I told him I would return, and I did. Unfortunately, our dine-in experience was very different. After being seated, we received water, but no one returned to check on us. I finished my first plate, and my daughter finished hers before the naan and tandoori chicken were brought to our table approximately 20 minutes later. I am vegetarian, so the chicken wasn't important to me, but we had almost forgotten about the naan by the time it arrived. My daughter also ordered a simple tea. The waiter acknowledged her order, but the tea never came. What concerned us most was watching what happened with the customers who arrived after us. As new customers were seated, we repeatedly heard the sizzling tandoori chicken being brought to their tables, along with naan, within minutes. My back was turned, but my daughter could see the room and began noticing how quickly the other tables were being served. Meanwhile, no one returned to ours to ask the most basic customer-service question: "How is everything? Do you need anything?" My daughter and I were the only Black/African American customers in the restaurant at the time. I am not claiming to know anyone's intentions, but I would be dishonest if I said the noticeable difference in service didn't make us wonder why our table was being treated differently. We frequently dine at Indian and other international restaurants where we may be the only African American customers present, and that has never been an issue. What made this experience uncomfortable was the obvious difference in the level of service we received compared with the service provided to those around us. Before leaving, I quietly spoke with the gentleman at the register, whom I believe was the manager. When our waiter approached, the manager asked him why my daughter's drink had never been brought. The waiter apologized and appeared ready to get her a tea to go, but by then I declined. I want to acknowledge the manager for his sincere, respectful, and genuine apology. He explained that they were short-staffed because someone had not shown up for work. I appreciated the way he handled my concern, and he is the primary reason I chose not to leave a one-star review. However, being short-staffed does not fully explain why customers who arrived after us, received prompt service while our table was repeatedly overlooked. In a restaurant, teamwork should help fill those gaps. I worked as a waitress many years ago; I am a professional writer, and I own my own business. I know what good customer service looks like, and I understand the importance of how people are treated when they choose to spend their money with your business. The food was good. The service experience was not. After giving it considerable thought, I don't believe I would return for their weekend buffet. There are many Indian restaurants in the Naperville area, and good food alone isn't enough when a dining experience leaves you questioning why your table received a noticeably different level of service. I may consider ordering takeout again because I did enjoy the food, and I sincerely appreciate the manager for listening to my concerns. I hope management receives this review in the spirit in which it is written: not simply as criticism, but as an opportunity to make sure every customer who walks through that door receives the same respect, attention, and hospitality. In comparison, excellent food and customer service have kept me coming back to A2B, Shimla Peppers, Indian Harvest, and Bombay Chopsticks (which also offers an excellent buffet). Unfortunately, after this experience, I don't believe I will add Cuisine of India to my list of favorite restaurants or recommend it to friends or others in the area. Because in business, you never truly know who has just walked through your door. Never judge a book by its cover. You don't know who they are. By Author P

Got some food from this Indian restaurant that's bare bones. It certainly is one of the most basic…read morelooking restaurants in Naperville. Tandoor Hut is for certain not a classy place but the food makes up for this. A lot of the classic favorites. The prices can be kind of high but it's pretty big portions. Came in and it didn't look promising to be honest. It's located in a strip mall. The inside has the counter to order at and you can see all the food in the steam tables. A lot of what should be expected. There's plenty for meat eaters and vegetarians. It's about $16 for an entree. Kind of a lot but at least you get a lot. We were able to get a few things. I got the Gobi Manchurian. This is cauliflower in a spicy thick sauce. She got some kind of spinach apparently. These also include bread like naan or roti. Have to ignore the looks about inside. It's located on Route 59 at Montgomery. There's a few things for vegans and vegetarians.

Food is delicious. They have great customer service. I have eaten at many different Indian…read morerestaurants this one has the best food.

This was a very disappointing experience at Sara's Restaurant on 05/30/26…read more There was only one waiter serving the entire restaurant, and we often had to get up and find him whenever we needed something. The biggest issue was the payment process. The waiter handed me a portable payment device showing a total of $94.04 and immediately prompted me to select a tip amount. I chose 15%, bringing the total to $106.15. Only after asking for a receipt did I discover that an 18% service charge had already been added to the bill. I felt misled. The waiter should have first shown the full bill breakdown before presenting the tip screen. Charging an 18% service fee and then prompting customers for an additional tip without clearly disclosing it is not transparent. My party consisted of two adults and children, with the oldest being only 10 years old, which made the service charge even more surprising. The food itself was decent, although the portion sizes were quite small compared to other restaurants charging similar prices. Had the billing process been handled honestly and transparently, I would have overlooked the portion sizes. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I will not be returning. I wanted to share this review so others know what to expect.

First off, the food is pretty solid. I had the chicken and shrimp curry and it was quite good. Naan…read morewas really good too. Also has the lentil soup and that was just ok. A bit plain. What bothered me was the overall vibe there. Been too a lot of Indian restaurants and one thing they have in common is they're typically very welcoming. I read a review saying the owner always greets them nicely. He didn't even acknowledge me coming in. The waiter was very nice but got me in and out very quickly. Didn't pour my water. The overhead music was more like a massage spa than a restaurant. Play some traditional Indian or Pakistani music. That's more fun. It just all seemed a bit uncaring. Food was good but would I come back? Not sure.