Insider Pages Reviews for Cuisine of India

1 Stars: The only good thing might be the price (by Bhiku)

Bhiku — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 02:00:00 GMT

The food here is not good in my opinion. It is cheaper than most Indian restaurants but you get what you pay for in this case. I have also found the restaurant is not that clean as I would like.

3 Stars: Decent, but expected more for the price (by Missy821)

Missy821 — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 02:00:00 GMT

I'd go here again, as the rice was excellent--not just the steamed plain rice you get at most places, but spiced quite nicely--and the naan was decent, even slightly above average. For a main course, I had the chicken makahni and my boyfriend had the chicken tikka masala. The entrees were decent in terms of spices (I like it hot), flavors, and the consistency of the sauce (I like it nice and thick), but my chicken tasted low in quality. I know makahni is made with the cheaper chicken parts, thighs, and I have no problem with this, usually. Here, however, I kept getting large chunks of chewy fat at the ends of the pieces of chicken, leading me to believe that the chicken wasn't cleaned well. My boyfriend liked the tikka masala, but it wasn't the best he's ever had by any means.

4 Stars: Consistenly Good Food, best in Naperville (by christine h.)

christine h. — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 13:15:00 GMT

I love Indian food and order it out at least once a week. Though my favorite Indian restaurant is in Oakbrook, Cuisine of India is the best consistenly good, reasonably priced choice in Naperville. We've been getting carry-out for about three years now. I'm not a fan of buffets in general, but they always have three or so main entree choices and the food tastes fresh. Ownership may have changed recently and kitchen staff as well, because my good was much spicier than normal the last two times, but it remains my favorite local, convient choice.

5 Stars: Great, resonable, meal (by esteele10)

esteele10 — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 02:00:00 GMT

My husband and I visited for the luncheon buffet. It is great food. The spread is good! Three desserts were excellent. Reasonably clean and okay for a buffet. Lamb curry and chili chicken were good. Butter chicken was the usual run of the mill. Curry was good. Lentil soup was good. The best was the tandoori chicken on the skillet.

4 Stars: Quiet Place to Eat Indian food (by mnakra)

mnakra — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 02:00:00 GMT

I have never seen a restaurant where people can come enjoy a quiet meal with fantastic food. The lunch buffets have a variety of food every week and is really flavorful. It is catered towards a non-Indian crowd, but is still true toward traditional Indian spices and tastes. Overall, I find the food scrumptious and the atmosphere peaceful.

3 Stars: FOOD is great , Service is worst (by vamsi)

vamsi — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 02:00:00 GMT

Food is good especially Mango Kulfi.....i went there atleast 5-7 times.... Service is really lazy....... if you are DESI.....service will be bad ....otherwise its ok...... one of the service guy (Fat) is totally stupid neither he will smile nor say hello..... he has no customer skills....... other than him rest of the staff is ok.....

2 Stars: non Indian (by guest7)

guest7 — Tue, 08 May 2007 02:00:00 GMT

This place is ok to eat, clean is unclean. They claim they serve Zabiha food, but its doubtful ?/? Dont make any special visit if your planning for dinner or party.

5 Stars: Best indian food (by brijmohan1)

brijmohan1 — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 02:00:00 GMT

Prompt, clean,variety and service is excellent. I was visiting from India when I visited this restaurant. For the reasonable price this is a great place to visit

1 Stars: Please read this.. (by sravan)

sravan — Sat, 23 Jul 2005 02:00:00 GMT

We drove 40 miles to this restaurant and we were really hungry !!! this was the worst food we could have ever asked for, over priced and absolutely tasteless..this is easily one of the worst indian restaurants in the Chicago area..dont waste your money and spoil your appetite.