My love, my life. I…read moremiss living at LUC only because I was close to Ghareeb Nawaz. SUCH good prices per portion size. Everything is always delicious and makes amazing leftovers. Always quickly made! My personal favorites are the Palak Paneer and Chili Gobi. So delicious and great to combine! Add a naan and you are in heaven.

You literally cannot beat the prices for the portion size. Everything had great flavor, and even me…read more(who can't tolerate spice well) found myself going for more. I really enjoyed their roti. I didn't see it on the menu but they accommodated when I asked!

First time visiting this place for dinner. I think the food was just alright. The samosa chat was…read moregood but I didn't love that they had broken the samosa into pieces already. The noodles looked better than they tasted, to me, they were a little bland. Service was decent. The food came out pretty quickly. Not sure if I'd ever be back. TBD!

First of all, the food seems to have a lot of food coloring. Second, it's rich and oily…read more We tried a few different dishes and can't say we would repeat any of them. It's standard fare but in a city with so much competition, we're unlikely to return here, unfortunately. On the plus side, quantities were generous and flavors were spot on.

YES, Cumin is a must go and eat! Came across this restaurant while co-working at a very nearby…read morecoffee house with a co-worker. We both love Indian food and wanted to check Cumin out. They have a budget friendly lunch special where you pick two proteins atop rice. It's enough for leftovers. I ordered the lamb saag and chicken Marsala and both were well seasoned, tender meat, chef's kiss! I also ordered a veggie samosa..."give me 14 of them and I don't need to know what's in them"!

This is a great looking upscale restaurant with a Buddha waterfall statue in the entrance…read more Unfortunately the food doesn't match the elegant ambience of the restaurant. But first the positive; the lamb saag was excellent; savory with tender chunks of lamb. This was a takeout for me so I have to consider that element. However, the chicken tikki masala had chicken chunks that were so hard that the dish was almost inedible. I'm guessing that the chicken had been sitting all day and morphed into the rock hard nuggets. This one should never have left the kitchen. We also had the shrimp masala. The masala sauce was quite good but if you planned on this dish for your dinner welcome to the hunger games! Almost no shrimp were evident in this container of sauce. Inexcusable to send something like this out. I'm puzzled. The restaurant itself is charming and welcoming but the kitchen is in need of a makeover.

What a great discovery! We were looking for something new and tasty and we ran across this family…read moreowned restaurant that opened a couple of years ago. The food is excellent. The service is great. I eat meat and prefer spicy and my husband does not. They accommodated us both. The owner is delightful and fun to talk with. We want to travel to Nepal and we will certainly be back.

Noodles and fried rice were AMAZING -- super flavorful and perfectly cooked…read more Momo was good with tasty filling, but the coating was a bit too thick for my liking. Overall, great spot for Nepalese food. Would definitely come back!

The Clove is a phenomenal Indian restaurant in Glenview. The menu is expansive with many…read moretraditional Indian and Nepali dishes. The chicken momo and lollipops are great shareable appetizers. The momo dish came with a wonderful sauce, and the chicken lollipops were very tender. For entrees, the goat curry was delicious and aromatic. The chili cheese naan was a nice addition to the meal as well. Moreover, the interior of the restaurant was welcoming, and the staff were very friendly. This is definitely a spot I will come back to visit again and try more dishes.

I'm genuinely impressed by this place. Not because of the food, but because they've somehow managed…read moreto earn such a high rating while serving one of the most confusing dining experiences I've had in a long time. We started with the chicken lollipops. The taste was decent, but apparently the chickens they use are roughly the size of sparrows. Next came the Bang Bang Shrimp. The chef might want to take a field trip to PF Chang's and try their Dynamite Shrimp just to see what the dish is supposed to accomplish. The momos were ordered as appetizers, which I assume means they're intended to arrive before the meal. Ours showed up just as we were finishing our entrées. Maybe they were traveling from Nepal on foot. The goat curry was actually pretty good, which briefly gave us hope. Then the garlic naan arrived and tasted suspiciously like something that had recently completed a successful career at Costco. If they have a tandoor, it's apparently being used for storage. To add to the experience, there was live singing. Unfortunately, the entertainment seemed to receive more attention than the food. My humble suggestion: spend less time rehearsing songs and more time rehearsing recipes. The grand finale? The morning after, both my son and I were dealing with indigestion. Nothing severe, but it was a fitting encore to an already memorable evening. I rarely write negative reviews, but when a restaurant charges premium prices, I expect more than tiny appetizers, delayed food, questionable naan, and a digestive adventure. The biggest mystery of the night remains how this place maintains such a high rating.

We make sure to eat from Nepal House whenever we are in Devon. This time we ordered the chicken…read morechowmein and chilli chicken, the all time favourite Indo-Chinese food combo. The food was very spice (just how we like it). Portion was satisfactory. Not the healthiest food choice, but very soul satisfying. Service was prompt. All in all a good experience.

Decided to stop at the Nepal House today as me, my wife and sister were at Devon for shopping -…read more The restaurant is not very big but can seat a decent amount of people - restaurant has Nepal monument images as paintings with Nepal music. The customer service was friendly and attentive. We ordered Momos ( steamed and pan fried ), Papdi chaat, and Cheese Pakore. The taste was decent and tasted fresh - worth checking out if in the Devon area.

Great Indian restaurant and our go-to spot every time we land in Chicago! As travelers, we love…read morethat it's conveniently located near the airport. The restaurant is beautiful inside, the menu has tons of options, and everything we've tried has been absolutely delicious. Quick note for spice lovers (or non-lovers ): mild = spicy, so be careful if you're thinking about medium. Either way, the flavors are amazing. The drink menu is large, portions are generous, and prices are very reasonable for the quality and amount of food you get. Consistently great experience every time. Highly recommend!

Fantastic food and fantastic service, what more can you ask for? Went here for my birthday dinner…read morewith family and it was the perfect place. Definitely family friendly, large group friendly. The food was fantastic. It pleased my mother who has very high standards when it comes to Indian food. We got a 3 appetizers, 3 entrees and dessert for 6 people which was plenty! Our waiter, Kennedy, was so attentive and kind. He made sure we were well taken care of! All the staff sing you happy birthday (which is my worst nightmare) but it was so lovely. Everyone individually wishes me happy birthday afterwards. Definitely a recommended place for good Indian food!

We fell in love with Basant last night during Chicago Restaurant Week 2026. First of all the…read moreinterior is very well decorated, earthy, and cute. Seats and tables are comfortable and service is quick with attentive servers. All of their cocktails were unique, beautiful, and flavorful. -Gulabo (left): was a light and refreshing vodka cocktail super cute and pink -Pink Palace (right): mezcal that will make your heart melt, especially after trying the raspberry salt coated rim -Hari Pari: Reaallly good, I don't like gin so I subbed for vodka and I was very pleased -Let's Get Tammered: My husband was obsessed with the heat from this one -Punjab da sher: Husband loved this as well The dinner menu was a great sampler of what the restaurant has to offer and honestly we loved everything that we tried. Star of the show would have to be the fish basant, super crispy and with a little bit of heat. The vindaloo pork belly tonkatsu was so well cooked and crispy on the outside but light on the inside. Make sure to order garlic naan on the side, we wish we ordered a second portion to take home that's how good it was. Definitely check them out, it's being added to the rotation for us.

Went there on a weekend for a dinner. Ordered 1. mango…read morecocktail- was good with a kick in it. 2. Panner tikka- was ok. I have had better panner tikka at other places. 3. Jackfruit cutlets- really good. Loved it. 4. Chicken makhni- was ok. Too much tomatoes gravy.. 5. Dal makhni- average taste. Had better taste than this at other indian restaurants 6. Malai kofta- again ok. Nothing exceptional. 7. Gulam jamun cheesecake- was good. Over all didnt match the expectations.