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2 ratings
2 reviews »
560 W. Van Buren (W Van Buren St. between S. Jefferson St. & S Clinton St.),
Chicago,
IL
60661
(312) 431-8029
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Is this place a little bit expensive given that rice costs $3.00 extra? Yes. Is it delicious and worth the cost? Absolutely. If I find someone making good Indian for cheaper I will order from there. Until then, I'll be ordering from here. Its not like Seamless gives me a lot of options . . .
Written by
Paul R.
on
5/7/2013
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Member since
2013
Paul
ordered from here
within the last month
GREAT food. I do want to emphasize this. The tandoori chicken in particular was among the best I've had. Butter chicken was a little different than I'm used to, but still delicious in its own unique way. So why the three star review - VALUE. Fair warning to all- RICE DOES NOT COME STANDARD WITH ENTREES. While I'm not at all opposed to a business making money, it simply doesn't make sense to withhold spooning up 25 cents of rice to include in a $60+ take-out order. Why risk displeasing and/or inconveniencing a take-out or delivery customer? Not serving rice is more acceptable for a sit-down restaurant experience, where it can easily be amended. Having to trot out to your kitchen and spend 20 minutes steaming rice defeats the purpose of convenience that the delivery experience offers. Please, restauranteurs, use common sense. The other bright spot? Fast, friendly delivery. Yes, the entrees do trend a little expensive for what you get. Even so, if it weren't for the rice eclusion, this would be a solid 4 ot 5 star experience.
Written by
Jerrod K.
on
12/6/2012
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Member since
2012
Jerrod
ordered from here
within the last year
