Cuisine of India Restaurant 1163 East Ogden Avenue, Naperville, IL 60563

"I recalled my visit from few months back and it left me with so much of regret and disgust which forced me to leave a comment about how bad the food tasted. Even after letting them know our taste requirements and preference, the food did not tasted good. I believe any kid can make better food if they follow any YouTube recipe video. Usually I don't write any comments but believe me the experience was soo bad that it forced me to warn others not to waste your money in this restaurant."

"We have been going there for 12+ years and quality has been consistent and quantity is reasonable.Absolutely perfect combination of great Indian food and great service. Noteworthy events like the exceptional Mother's Day brunch and the delightful weekend lunch buffet contribute to the overall appeal. Benny, with his personalized service and remarkable ability to establish connections, consistently ensures a welcoming atmosphere. This place is not just a dining destination; it's a haven where the perfect blend of delicious food and warm service creates lasting memories."

"The food is absolutely fantastic. Too bad they no longer have the lunch buffet. If you want a variety of food, order from their lunch special. Today I brought two people that have never had Indian food, plus my spouse and child. I chose this place bc their dishes are nicely balanced, not overly spicy, and they offer a wide array of options. I ordered black lentils, tandoori chicken, butter chicken, basmati rice, lamb chops, the vegetarian lunch special, the chicken lunch special, and their warm donuts in syrup for dessert. Wow. Everyone was impressed with everything. Every dish had a different sauce, tempting us to dip the naan into all of them. The service was also fantastic— attentive and friendly. Reasonably priced with plenty of free parking. Nicely decorated on the inside. This place is a gem. You will not find this level of taste profile in University Village (where there’s an Indian population) or at Western+Devon (where food can be overly spiced). This place attracts customers from different backgrounds, from Caucasian to their very own. It’s a MUST."