Tl;dr come here for the food, but maybe go elsewhere for more grocery options. Nice variety of food…read morethat is made fresh and is reasonably priced. ===== I first heard of this place from Reddit and it was described as a good grocery with a food court. The food court part definitely rang true, but I was surprised at how small the grocery store was. I think Metro Spice Mart by Presidential Towers is 20 times bigger than the store here, though it was nice to see that they had fresh injera. You can probably find the basics here, but the grocery part definitely takes a backseat to the food court part, which I'm not exactly complaining about. The food court has a really nice menu with pictures all across one of the walls. Everything looked and smelled really great, and I definitely want to try more of the menu next time! We got some paratha, samosas, kheer, halwa, chai, and a beef roll recently. The paratha took a while since it was made fresh, but the buttery flavor was superb and I'd definitely order it again. Would definitely get the kheer again, too. The samosas came with a yogurt and a tamarind sauce, which I appreciated. The beef roll was a little dry, though a decent size. I don't generally like halwa and this one had a perfumey flavor my family didn't like. The chai was fine. I like how it's near a bunch of other large Asian grocery stores. Next time I'm in the area and have a hankering for Indian/Pakistani food, will definitely be back!

The butter chicken and aalo palak are my go to's. They are always piping hot (I get it delivered)!…read moreAlways on point with flavor & they are so kind and package the items perfectly. I highly recommend this place. I've been only getting my Indian food from Shan's for the past 5 years. I've tried many things on the menu and they all HIT!!!

Quiet restaurant when we went on a Friday night - a few other diners and regular take out/delivery…read more Makes it easy to get in and parking on metered side streets go free early. It's table service and we went with trying their chicken seekh kabob and palak paneer along with jeera (cumin) rice and a paratha naan (naan that has been pan fried) to try. The chicken seekh kabob is well sized and good pieces of garlic in the mix (not raw). The palak was richer than we've had it elsewhere. The paratha naan fills a space that is neither of its namesakes. Will cost a little more than other counter service options nearby, less disposable ware with family style dining, and number of staff available to take care of you.

I had a Groupon and tried this place out today with my wife. At first glance, was not sure about…read morethe restaurant as was old and only one server. We ordered the Tandoori Chicken plate and Butter chicken. Naan, rice and Mango lassi too. All of it was good portion size and excellent food. We asked to have the Tandoori well done and they cooked to perfection. Don't judge a book by cover and food was very very good for this guy who usually eats at fancy restaurants. If you want food value and tasty food, come to this reataurant. The server was answering phones, waiting tables, and felt like he was overworked but he managed well. Very nice young man as you can tell he cares.

I finally made it to Himalayan Sherpa Kitchen and cant recommend enough this place. We ordered Momo…read morewith chicken. The sauce is just wonderful and Momo tastes very fresh and juicy. We went on to order a variety of curies with family style/sampler like with chicken. All tasted great and fresh. It was very flavorful and chicken in one of the curries was so tender and flavored inside out. We ordered garlic and regular nuns. They were crispy outside and chewy inside. Also wonderful. The chai we ordered was rich in its flavor. The server was very nice and she had a wonderful smile. We can request how spicy dishes should be and we requested mild and that was perfect. I will go back for sure and can't say enough good things about our experience at the same time, I kind of want to keep it hidden.

Happen to stumble upon this wonderful gem. Food is delicious, excellent and friendly service…read more Will be back again next time I am in Chicago. I highly recommend.

Stopped by for lunch. It's been a tradition now to stop and have some bbq at Khan BBQ whenever in…read moreChicago. We were there right when they opened so no crowd. We were seated right away in the inside hall. The place was clean and the staff were very attentive. We tried something different this time. Ordered the beef chapli kabob and the frontier chicken roll. With a couple of naans. The food came out relatively quick. It was very hot and fresh. They had a couple of condiments on the table. Tamarind chutney and mint chutney. The kabob was very well spiced and cooked perfectly. It was more on the hot side from a spice level but tasty. A little drier than I would have liked but very enjoyable with the tamarind sauce. The frontier chicken roll was very good. The paratha for the roll was soft, the chicken was spiced perfectly with small pieces that were not dry at all. The flavors the freshness and the taste was spot on. Would definitely do that again. Overall it was a good dining experience as usual. Will be coming back here and keeping the tradition alive.

Frontier chicken roll was pretty solid and the chicken was fresh. I wish there were more veggies in…read morethe wrap and a tad bit less oil. I also thought it was missing a sauce element. The staff were all very friendly and the chai was amazing

It was my 56th birthday today and I very much wanted to break my diet and enjoy some Indian cuisine…read more(let's hope my kidneys will go easy on me). I tried to order through The Little India's website... for some reason it wasn't letting me complete the order. So, I walked over and ordered the good ol' fashioned way; waited about 15 minutes; walked home and started to feast! Raita, Katchcumber Salad, Malai Kofta, Veggie Korma, Plain Rice, Garlic Naan, Sweet Potato Custard and a plain Lassi were included in my grand haul. They were all delicious! I think I'll be eating leftovers for the next two days... a glorious notion.

These people are so rude. If you order delivery, don't expect them to 1) actually deliver it or 2)…read moreanswer the phone when you call to ask what's going on.

Excellent combo platter. Chicken and Gyros meats. Also got regular and spicy rice. Very friendly…read moreservice. I said I live a block away and they look forward to my return visit. Clean and cool interior. Love their white sauce. Excellent value. One platter is two meals.

Not true Halal food ! Owner like the owner of Aajwah sweets both shop at Sam's club for meats and…read moregot certificate for Halal long ago to make ppl believe their getting Halal i questioned the lady at the counter she got rude and ordered me to leave for lack of being able to come up with a reason why Her boss buys his meat at Sam's clud passing it off as Halal to unsuspecting Muslims shame on them

We came here shortly after they opened and finally got back around to visiting again…read more It was delicious! I had the Shapta. Unfortunately they were out of the tingmo, so I got the garlic naan instead. My partner got the chow mein with chicken (fair warning, the chow mein noodles are spicy!) I also got the masala tea and it was prepared the traditional way, you can tell because as it cools it forms a skin on the top. Our order was slightly delayed, so they gave us a complimentary dessert. I won't wait as long to come back next time.

I won't say too much about the business that was here before, but let's just say I'm not surprised…read morethey went under. Kathmandu, meanwhile, shows some promise. However, they are not without their kinks that need to be worked out - growing pains, if you will. I ordered the Butter Chicken with rice. Getting the food took somewhere between 10-15 minutes. I am going to assume it was made fresh, but considering it was just rice, chicken in sauce, and a couple veggie slices, I couldn't tell you for sure. With the veggie slices, I am left wondering "why?" It was a couple slices of carrot and cucumber. They lacked any kind of preparation or seasoning (not even salt), and took up half the tray. Again, why? The rice, meanwhile, was cooked perfectly. It wasn't at all sticky, and each grain could be seperated. The issue here is with portion size. Rice not only serves as a carb/starch element, but also works to absorb sauce. While I don't like it, I understand why a business would skimp on proteins... but skimping on rice seems, for lack of a better term, inappropriate. Then we come to the protein. There was an ample amount of chicken. The meat itself was tender, and the sauce had good flavor. While not mind-blowing, it had a mild heat, and light tomato, cream, and spice notes. While I would have liked the flavors to be bolder, I cannot in good conscious call the dish bland. Finally, there is the matter of price. After tax, the Butter Chicken came to just over $14. Even though I appreciate that nothing is cheap anymore, this felt a little excessive considering the quality and quantity of food I received. Final verdict: While Kathmandu Cafe had great potential, andn I am especially looking forward to trying their momo, as well as their Tibetan menu, where it comes to the Indian side of their menu, I do not feel a draw to return and order more.

The Food was delicious and the service was excellent. I highly recommend the Gobi Manchurian, it…read morewas delicious and will have me coming back again soon!