Best Indian Restaurants in Winnetka

Everything was so refreshing yet spicy. So much flavor in every bite! Service was on point and all staff was extremely knowledgeable. Not to mention their take on a margarita was 100/10

Dining at Kabul House is consistently excellent. This was the first time that we went there for lunch. You will have a choice of ordering from the regular dinner menu or a special lunch menu which offered a variety of the restaurant’s delicious appetizers, salads, and entrees in smaller portions( we still took home leftovers!!) at reduced prices. Lunch was an excellent value and a very pleasant dining experience.

Love this place! So delicious every time! It's a great addition to the neighborhood, and I hope it survives for many, many years!

Outstanding meal and terrific dishes . Been to Thattu, a few times and note the progress over the years. Reservation made earlier in the day guaranteed us no wait. Alcohol is available with a native twist to the traditional cocktails. Food, Made ideally for the South Indian palate but not too spicy for the average palate and food similar enough to the East African and Caribbean dishes. The menu changes regularly but standard dishes like fried chicken, biryani, and unique fair like Appams(flat leavened pancakes) are absolutely delicious. The thali meals wand vegetarian sides are delicately made. Dessert was a a fried jackfruit cake and and payasam. Both exquisite. Tips built in and shared equally by all the staff. Ambiance is one of a casual restaurant with no airs. Simply laid out large dining room and very attentive staff . All orders are placed on individual phones and the tab can be kept open till the meal is done and gone. Service was quick. Street parking can sometimes be a challenge. A wonderful experience to which we will most certainly return.

We stoped by to vermilion for a amazing dinner. We started with a tamarind paneer and kale bhel. They gave complimentary masala fries that where a amazing and a nice gesture plus two pani puri margaritas that where refreshing. Then we had our main course, lobster Portuguese for the wife with this amazing coconut goan gravy and lemon rice. I had tamarind ribs they where cooked to perfection with a mango and watermelon slaw with mint and a touch of lime that went perfect with ribs. To finish we had a chocolate cake with cotton candy and side of chocolate sauce to pour on top that was delicious called ceiling smasher.