Himalayan Restaurant

My boyfriend ordered for us through UberEats. This was my first time trying this kind of food, and he's been recommending I try it. We both got the Chicken Tikka Masala, and shared steamed Basmati rice. We also ordered one each of the original Naam and the garlic Naam. We dipped the Naam in the Masala sauce. Everything tasted homemade, just the right amount of spices, huge flavor, quality ingredients, and my body felt good after eating this food. The Tikki Masala blew me away with how delicious it was! We also each got a Mango Lassi, which reminded me of a smoothie, and that was super delicious as well. No mistakes in the order. I look forward to trying a different dish from this restaurant next time we order. We both really enjoyed everything!

We loved this super casual spot. We had the lamb vindaloo and the chat samosas. Delicious! The Vindaloo was rich and the perfect heat level, the lamb perfectly slow cooked. The samosa were sweet and spicy. The prices were reasonable. We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly when we needed a quick casual stop on our way to a concert! No alcohol, but they do allow byob and there is a great little wine shop/ liquor store in the same block.

Cozy, friendly restaurant in the South Loop offering Nepalese and north Indian dishes. It's a must-stop if you are a foodie or just enjoy good food, which it does. Its selection is just enouh not to overwhelm the novices. Offers take-out, pick-up and dine-in. So glad this restaurant is on the South Side of Chicago. Rating: Yummy. :-)

We have been ordering from Himalayan for years and it is some of the best food in this city. Even when we moved to the edge of the city at one point, we would still drive an hour to go to its Wabash location for the food. The people are great, the food is amazing, and you really can't go wrong with any choices from here.

First time trying this restaurant and this type of food. I was very sceptical on trying it, but my family wanted it. The restaurant was a bit small and tables a bit too close to each other. It's a nice spot nothing fancy. We actually had to wait about 5-10 minutes for a table. After waiting OMG it did not disappoint, I was pleasantly surprised on all the spice flavors. For starters we had 1 order of 8 chicken steamed Momo's (basically dumplings nothing special) served with two types of Himalayan spicy sauces (so flavorful, Spicy, Delicious), don't recall the names. Also had 2 orders (4) Vegetable Samosa, so tasty and spicy, we all really enjoyed that. Last appetizer was included in the main meal (4) vegetarian spring rolls (nothing special just a basic spring roll). For the main course we had the family meal for 4, it had many different variations, but we had Paneer Bhurji Mild , not too sure what it was but it was very creamy and cheese (Delicious). 2nd we had Chicken Curry Mild (Delicious) 3rd we had Chicken Tikka Masala Mild (Delicious) Too eat all of this we ordered garlic Naan And a side of Basmati rice It was just the right amount of food and for a good price. A family of four 2 adults and 2 teens dined for just at $100 (not including taxes and tip) and still had left overs to take home. By the end of the meal I was giving my wife a high five for making a great choice on that restaurant. And if we are ever in the neighborhood we will definitely be dining in again.