Try FOI, you'll be happy you did! The food is fabulously fresh & assuredly authentic. (Confirmed by…read moretwo people: One who spent half-a-year in India; the other whom spent over a year in southeast Asia.) We've tried a variety of menu offerings & are looking forward to continue exploring & enjoying these blissful renderings of this cuisine. If you're new to this type of food I do recommend by opting for "mild" spice level to begin with. Then turn up the heat if you find something you like. Also starting with simpler items like buttered chicken, chicken fried rice, aloo gobi masala, garlic cheese naan, lamb rogan josh, samosas, shahi chicken korma or peas pulav might be good dishes to whet your palate. Again, start with "mild" spices then turn up the heat as you find dishes you prefer. This is an enticingly elevated win-win for small business expertise in general as well as Cary-area snackers & bon vivants. Bon appetit!

There was a time when the only place in Cary that had wafts of biryani or korma fragrance was our…read morehome. Once family members gave FOI a thumbs up, I decided to give it a try. We're talking about a carryout or delivery only restaurant, it is not a dine-in place and thats fine by me. You can tell just by the aromas that the place scores in authenticism. Their menu is full if veg, non-veg snacks, entrees, both classic and Indo-Chinese On our first visit, we just ordered a few chicken dum biryanis and lamb rogan josh . Good marks. Decent basmati rice, tender chicken, fragrant, though I do not think this is cuisine of the northern region. Lamb rogan josh had that vibrant red color with a south Indian flair. I am so happy that they don't tone the spice levels down. FOI is a winner in my book. I have heard that other dishes are also worth trying. I have a feeling we won't be running to Schaumburg, Naperville, or Chicago quite as much.

Not sure why so many bad reviews. They also seem to be from years ago. Nothing super special about…read morethis place but it has all your South Asian grocery needs. The employees and owners are nice. Sometimes they get busy and overwhelmed but they're never rude. Support these local businesses, otherwise you'll be going farther out to buy your groceries at a higher price.

Being new to Algonquin, I was looking for an Indian-based grocery store. Yelp showed this store so…read moreI decided to take a gander. While this isn't a full blown grocery store from Indian vegetables to hot-steaming chapathi, it had the basics. They had plenty of pantry staples, i.e. rice and flour, tea to necessary munchies. They did have an order out menu that I did not take part in. The store was located in a plaza of other stores so parking is shared. We went on a Sunday afternoon and the area was busy and we were lucky to find a spot to park. There was minimal staff and we waited for someone to show up to pay for our items. I'll be on the look out for other grocery stores but I'll def. be back here when I need tea leaves in a pinch for chai!

So glad this place is here ! The food is absolutely amazing. High quality ingredients, big…read moreportions, fair prices and and incredibly flavorful. All the chicken dishes are moist and cooked perfectly. Going back for the second time today to try the Hunter Beef. I am sure I will not be disappointed. If you are trying something different, give them a try. Think Indian food, but more meat based and just better:-). You will be hooked for sure !

Karachi Kabobs offers a variety of entrees and wraps. We tried both the Chicken Boti and Beef…read moreBihari kabob dinners along with a take out of Haleem. The Beef Bihari was authentically good and generously portioned. The Chicken boti was big boneless cubes of breast and flavored nicely along side 2 chutneys. We had the Haleem the next day. That too was very good and full of perfectly spicy flavor! The owner is very friendly and even checked to make sure we liked our meals. This is a good place to eat a nice fresh halal meal!

My hubby and I like to go to Jalsa for our monthly date night. The food is always delicious and the…read moreservice is really great. The Samosa Chaat is on my list of my favorite foods I ate this year. It is so good, just go and order it. My only dislike of Jalsa is the gambling. Gambling machines are so tacky and such an eye sore. Go try the Samosa Chaat!

Service is great Restaurant is super clean…read more Food is great Prices are very reasonable I've had lots of Indian food but this place blew me away!!! I'm a regular now and I highly recommend this place to everyone who likes authentic Indian food!!!

Byrd's Hot Chicken has carved out a strong identity of its own. Located just a mile from Dave's Hot…read moreChicken, the two share a similar foundation, but Byrd's distinguishes itself through creativity and imagination. Where others lean on the purity of the ingredients, Byrd's leans into bold concepts and inventive presentations of hot chicken. The result is a menu that's both fun and flavorful, offering great hot chicken in a variety of clever forms. It's energetic, confident cooking -- and absolutely worth coming back for.

Checked out this spot and tried the # 6 chicken littles. This option did not come with a side or…read moredrink. Not to bad, pretty basic.

Food: authentic Pakistani food- curries, samosas, freshly made naan bread, and biriyani just to…read morename a few things. Menu also includes great choices for vegans and vegetarians. Service: Great. This restaurant is family owned and also family friendly. One afternoon while dining in the staff noticed my toddler getting a little fussy at the table, so one of the staff members came by with a heart shaped balloon that kept my little one busy. That one gesture granted my husband and I more time to devour the delicious food. Value: $ approx $15-$25 PP. Keep in mind that most items on the menu are served in large portions that can be shared, even the naan bread. Location: near downtown Racine, WI area. Only street parking available.

I really, really, really wanted to love this place! I grew up in Racine. I was back home for a…read morevisit because my niece is getting married. I haven't been back here for more than 10 years. Growing up, there weren't any Indian places to get food from, so when I saw an Indian restaurant, I was excited! I have been living in Orlando for the last 20 years and I eat Indian food at least once a week. I am also spoiled to have an Indian grocery store nearby and I purchase a large box of frozen samosas so I can throw them in the air fryer whenever I have a craving in front of the TV at night. I was getting ready to leave downtown and head back toward my niece's house and wanted a small snack to hold me over for the hour drive. I decided to try this restaurant for a unique combination of Indian and Pakistani food. I ordered one of my favorite dishes, Samosa chaat. I was very specific and asked for it to be vegan. In the meantime, I needed to use the restroom. As I made my way towards the back of the restaurant, my shoes began to stick to the floor. This was quite a bit of a turn off but I dismissed it as perhaps a mess that wasn't able to be thoroughly cleaned yet. When I went into the ladies room, there was no toilet paper. I had to go back out into the restaurant and ask for toilet paper which seemed to be a small ordeal for them. Needless to say, the toilet paper situation was resolved and I discovered a sticky floor in the bathroom as well. I started second guessing my choice of a place to eat. Again, I dismissed it And went to sit down at my table where the floor was sticky yet again. I should've left at this point. I looked around the restaurant and I noticed that there were three other tables of people eating the food and chose to stay because of that fact. When I received the Samosa chaat it was smothered in both tamarind and cilantro chutney (most cilantro chutneys are made using yogurt and I requested a vegan entree...unsure if this chutney had yogurt.) The samosas were made out of wonton wrappers and deep fried. The potato used inside was completely flavorless with some being so overcooked it was like mashed potatoes and some being so undercooked, they were as hard as rocks. There was no spice. My nose should've been running while I was trying to eat this. The channa masala on the dish was tasty but cold. The red onions had the most flavor of all of the ingredients on the plate. But I couldn't get passed the potatoes and left 85% of the dish uneaten. (I failed to get a photo ) I am thoroughly disappointed and bummed out that I couldn't find good Indian food in my hometown after all these years. Perhaps I'm spoiled by the large Indian population in Orlando. I shared my critique with the gentleman who took my money and I was told that they would try to do better next time. Well, there will not be a next time.

This place is really good and the portions are great every option is a good option you can't go…read morewrong here. The service is great and the people are nice the chefs are on point and deserve to have their hands massaged everyday for blessing us with great food. The vibe here is cool it's decorated nice and there's almost always seating. This place doesn't disappoint give them a try if you love Indian food perfect if you are trying out new foods and this is your first Indian restaurant get 2-3 of the top dishes here and you will love a whole new world of food. 10/10

Today, as always, everything was delicious and fresh…read more Service always was great. The soft spa music adds so much to the atmosphere of this restaurant. Worth the price and wonky hours.

5 stars for Tabla Indian Restaurant in Schaumburg…read more This was my first visit today, and the food was absolutely delicious. I tried the Paneer Taka Tak - which was very tasty and flavorful, the paneer was crumbled into smaller pieces, not the traditional cubes you see at a lot of Indian Restaurants which was pretty unique. The Malai Kofta was also tasty, the sauce portions are pretty big, rice is an additional cost. There is plenty of seating inside the restaurant and they have an extensive mocktail and alcoholic drink selection. The last item I tried was the Mango Lassi - very tasty. Overall, I definitely recommend a visit to Tabla Indian Restaurant- great food!

I have been thinking of trying this place for a while and finally took the leap. My hesitation…read morestems from them being a franchise. That said, they have an interesting menu, including burgers and pizza. While I wasn't exactly wowed, I wasn't disappointed. Their chicken biryani could have been a bit more flavorful for my taste and the chicken makhani was pretty good (even though I ordered paneer). It's a small restaurant with pleasant service. In the end, it's not one of those "one-n-dones" for me. I'll go back at some point. In the meantime, why don't you have a try? Peace!

Yum! I don't know if it's just because we haven't had Indian cuisine in a long time, but everything…read morewe had was a hit! We ordered a few things to be non-spicy and it was actually not spicy. Sometimes there's still a hint of mild spice, but this was great for our kids. Portion sizes are great and surprisingly generous. We ordered to go and all the food was still nice and hot when we brought it back. What we got: Butter chicken (not spicy) - So good. Such a staple for us and this one was kind of light on the tongue with a hint of sweetness. Palak paneer (not spicy) - This is akin to a creamed spinach with cheese cubes. We love this. Solid order -- it was good. I think other places have been a bit more savory compared to here, but we love this as a veg dish. Lamb biryani - This was so, so good. Other biryanis we've had have felt really heavy (maybe too greasy?), and super spicy. This one is delightfully bright flavored and surprisingly light feeling! I liked this so much. The lamb was delicious and tender. No bones or gristle in it. Just so good. And paired with the yogurt sauce to take some of the heat off--chef's kiss. This is definitely a spicy dish though. But so worth it. Shrimp korma - This was new to us! And I loved it a lot! It's coconutty and bright, but still creamy. It's reminiscent of a Thai curry if that helps give a comparison. I could drink this curry if it was acceptable. Butter naan - Nothing bad could ever be said about a butter naan. Delicious. Order so many. We fed 4 adults and 2 kids with more than enough leftovers. Maybe this will have to take our place as our new go-to for Indian!

The food is great here, feels very homemade to me! We have always taken it to go, but the host is…read morevery gracious, so I'm guessing they provide great service. Huge variety on the menu as well and a good balance of spice and flavor.

I have a long story about sherpas but it's not really related to this quite delicious, quite…read moregenerous sizing Himalayan/Nepali cuisine. It's not the first or the last of these kinds of places I'll go to but it does kick ass from a vegan perspective. Service was polite, vegetarian/vegan options are clearly marked, and portions can be summed up as "more than you're going to eat". I eat a lot, as someone who could easily eat for 2 or 3 when the food is great, and at this place? Definitely not. Appetizers are great, and huge, and delicious. The alpo dishes we got were fantastic, and everything was truly wonderful. This is a great spot that gets busy because they're great. I will absolutely be coming back here again. Just remember that if you're not used to cultural spice, medium spice level here can be pretty serious for the uninitiated.

horrible customer service, their rude because they were late arrival to THEIR store, need more prof…read moreworkers n not POS