Two and a half hours for delivery!!! called in only to be told that i have to call the delivery driver to find out where he's at! then promised it would be here in 15 mins that was 40 mins ago.... ONLY to direct the driver how to get to my apartment! Ridiculous ! i wish i could write a review on the food but being that i may never receive it , it's getting the worst customer service award!
Review Source:I was surprise this morning when trying to review this delicious restaurant and I couldnt find it on yelp... well, here it is!! next time I go, I will take pictures and add them.
This might be the best hidden spot at Devon/Indian neighborhood. This restaurant has the real indian deal at incredibly affordable prices. I wont give the place my 5 stars for being pretty, but if what you are looking for is authentic Indian food and great service, this is the place to go!
North Indian fare, cabbie style. Â
Food is not impressive. Â I can't bring myself to say I like anything enough to rate it three stars. Â It's busy late night because Cabbies want to be with their own kind, other cabbies. Â Weird food coloring, the colors are just wacky, weird washroom setup, just weird. P.s. I would not bring chicks here, it's an often sausage party with people checking out your table with wonder.
I've had this stuff both when sober and when rowdy, I didn't like it either time. Â However, I have some non-Indian friends that really dig it and will lovingly bring this suggestion up for late night eats. Â Let's go to "DD" house, they'll say. Â If your a late night connoisseur understand that I would rather have food from Flash Taco.
I would believe that some Americans would dig it. Â While I too am a red blooded American, I get to eat awesome Indian food whenever. Â If seedy, divey Indian food is what you desire then stop on by and keep the love flowing.
If decent Indian food is your game, pass up on the bookmark.
On this stretch of Devon parking is easy to come by and you can usually score some out front.
If I could give this place 10 stars I would!!!! My friend Liz ordered take out from this place, and I just had a food high the rest of the night. Delicious.
Well, I couldn't write a review without going in myself and giving it another try (oh woe is me, right?). So, I took my dad tonight and he was loving it. I fell in love again. We ordered the Chicken Briyani, Chicken Massala, Chicken Bakhni, Paratha, and 2 mango smoothies (ya need them for the spice). It was so good it warms you from the belly up, and leaves you more than satisfied. Just eat the Chicken Briyani with caution there are little pieces of bone that are choking hazards, literally. I nearly choked on one myself the first time, and this time around I chewed cautiously.
It's not expensive, and the portions are hefty. They don't skimp on flavor and spice! Gotta try it.
I know there is Sabri and Usmania but for me the best nihari on devon goes to Delhi Darbar. They make nihari according to your spice intake - mild, medium or spicy and the meat was very tender. Sabri has lost a step but DD has been consistent for years. Another dish that took me for a pleasant surprise was the butter chicken. You actually taste the butter in the butter chicken. Hands down great indo-pak food!
Review Source:Yum, still fantastic!
I haven't been in for 3-4 years, and in the meantime they've moved to a larger, nicer location on Devon, west of the old location. The new place is nicer and they now have flatscreen TVs playing Indian pop music, but the food is exactly as I remember it.
My girlfriend ordered a chicken dish (I can't remember the name now), and I got bihari kebab, plus 2 parathas. The kebab was fantastic as I remembered and the chicken dish was really good too. Parathas were made fresh and yummy too (the kitchen door was open and I could see one of the cooks back there making naan and parathas from scratch).
The host is a nice guy, polite but very quiet. The food is generally brought out from the kitchen by one of the cooks.
One of the great things about this place is the unusual hours. You can't get lunch here, as they don't open until 5pm most days... but then they're open until 5am. This place is fantastic for dinner or some late-night dining.
At 8-9pm on a Friday night, you can expect a mix of Indian cab drivers and Indian 20-somethings stopping in after getting off work from other restaurants and before they head out to the clubs.
Maybe I should not be reviewing this restaurant....the last time I actually ate here was many, many years ago when our nights used to end just before dawn broke and our taste buds were compromised by alcohol and sleep deprivation....however, my husband is a frequent flyer here, because of their fantastic chicken boti kabab. Â Every few weeks, I call him on his way home from work, asking him to stop at DD. Â No complaints there because he feels the same way I do. Â The kababs are cooked just right, juicy, spicy and come with a mouth-watering chutney. Â So again, maybe I should not be writing this review, but I would be amiss if I did not share these yummy kababs with you folks.
Review Source:Just thinking about this place makes my mouth water. The chicken tikka masala and the butter chicken are amazing. Also, the parathas are greasy and if you don't like the grease, because there's lots of it, order roti instead. Great with some rice and make sure you get a plate of cucumbers,onions, lemons which will be soothing to your mouth after the heat from the food. Great for dinner, takeout or 3am stop after a night of drinking! Warning: it's a dump inside, not a place for ambience but THE BEST place for some good gritty Desi food!
Review Source:Upfront I need to mention that it's a really late night spot for authentic Indian food, and secondly I've never been there. My boyfriend brought a bunch of food home that I ate like a tornado slurping a house. From what I hear it's not the nicest place inside...and it's overpriced, but I'm all about the late night spots, and their food is tasty.
Butter chicken. WOOOOOOOOOOO that's some tasty chicken. I love butter chicken especially home made, and this is some high quality stuff. The colors of the food at this place are slightly hilarious just because they seem SO extreme! I mean my god it seemed like some bright orange insanity that the chicken was in, not that Indian food is ever truly that appealing looking. However, it's not that spicy, eat it with the nan and you'll be feeling mm mm good, and if you're not in the mood for something so wet, get the tandoori chicken. I wish they served you more with your order but you do get a relatively big piece of meat that comes RIGHT off the bone. Perfectly seasoned, really bright intense red color and has some jalapenos on it which you don't need for spice unless you're a spice fiend addict. Also, if you ask for butter chicken without the chicken they'll even do that for you. For you vegetarians who like to consume tasty bright orange liquids that are nice and creamy...
This place was recommended to me by my coworker who is Pakistani, she told me it's a hole in the wall place with great food and it's open late. I went and the food was GREAT!!! It really isn't the prettiest place, but I don't mind. Who cares as long as the food tastes good. I always ask to have the dish extra spicy and this place always accommodates. I've been to many of the restaurants on Devon Ave. and this is the tastiest. I can't say it's the most authentic because I don't know what authentic indian-pakistani cuisine would taste like. But check it out, don't be afraid, you're taste buds will be genuinely rewarded!!
Review Source:I am an Indian. Let me tell you Their food is A+ yess..Look at my words carefully "FOOD"... Place is like rat hole and dirty but food you can not compare with any restaurant on Devon.
For date : Not presentable
For Work Friends: Depends on your relationship
For Cousin: Try it
For Friends: Of course
For hungry people: Definitely
For Zabiha Halal Eater: Of course
Try ordering their Beef Tikka  and Daal  Fry--------------- A+
Yess Go to Delhi Darbar for "Real Food".
I've been there twice and I thought it's a terrific place. Â Especially when you've got a craving on a weekend night and you are tired of pizzas and burgers. Â Everything is fresh and deliciously spicy. Â Great vegetarian selelction. Â It's really a hole in the wall, however. Â Not exactly how you want to impressive your first date. Â But for me it's part of the charm. Â Added bonus: Â continuous Bollywood videos on TV!
Review Source:I love this place! Â My boyfriend and I found it when we were moving from one apartment to another, pulling late nights after work. Â Yes, open from 5 pm to 5 am. Â I love knowing that if I wake up in the middle of the night, there is some place I can go to eat spicy, authentic Indian food. Â Seems to be frequented by lots of Indian family groups, even late at night. Â Staff is attentive, prices easy to handle and the roti (bread) is swonderful.
Review Source:Headed back last night after a casual eight hours of drinking, we asked our cabby to take us to a great burrito place in Rogers Park. He responded by taking us to Delhi Darbar and telling us they had Indian burritos. They did not.
We were the only non-Indian or Pakistani folks in the restaurant and there were a number of people in skull-caps. We were very drunk and I'm sure we were offending every one of their gods. Despite our obnoxiousness, we were treated very well and the food was delicious. We had two chicken dishes and the meat was flavorful and incredibly moist. The naan was very oily, which at that point in the evening was exactly what we wanted. Our cab driver sat and ate with us.
I strongly recommend this place for quality, authentic Indian food. Never thought of Indian food as a good end of the evening snack, but I have to say it hits the spot.
We, my girl and I were craving indian food at like 2am and even though she lives near rogers park which is completely indian neighborhood, there were still not that many places open, but we found this place, to be honest the food was good not great but it got the job done. now the reason I gave this place two stars even though the food was good is that the place was so run down and tables were nasty, this not a place you sit at take your food and run with it. The best way I could describe this place is the  Indian food equivilant of maxwell street! quick, cheap and usually a last resort.
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