This is my first meal when I get off the plane in Chicago, every time I get off the plane in Chicago. You just don't get those flavors and textures anywhere else ever.
1. Samosa Chaat is an explosion of flavors from sweet to bitter to tangy to spicy. I really have no way to describe it than that. It has definitely changed my life for the better.
2. Falooda. I dream of this weird concoction of rose ice cream, basil seeds, jello, and noodles. That combination is just not supposed to work. Swept me off my feet and I haven't found any comparable falooda yet elsewhere in this country so I shall keep returning!
I've been looking for a new place to get my desi snack fix ever since Tahoora's quality took a dive. Spinzer being just few doors down, I've decided to check it out. Samosas were delicious, beef samosa was better than Tahoora, pakoras were good, and chai was decent. However, I've made a big mistake of trying their sweets. Big Mistake! Stale and gross are the only two words to describe it. Service was no better than other places, and I came out smelling like grease. I'm happy to say I've tried Spinzer, but for the time being Tahoora remains the only place I will continue to go for my desi snacks and sweets fix.
Review Source:Good stuff, clean place, nice staff. Â I stopped in for a quick dinner carry-out. Â The guy at the counter helped me to choose what I wanted since I eat Indian food rarely. Â While I waited I had a chance to look around and the place was nice and pretty clean (though out of the corner of my eye I did see a bug of some sort on one of the counters) though that does happen and overall the place was very clean and well-lit. Â It seemed like there were a lot of regulars as well as new people and the only reason I do not give it 5 stars is that he forgot to give me my dessert and I am feeling a twinge of heartburn (though I cannot really blame them for latter of course)...Otherwise, I would recommend them.
Review Source:This place is great! The haleeem is sooo yummy, a must have. I haven't had such delicious haleem on devon, as i have had here. They're very nice people who are welcoming ,and no matter how crowded it gets, they don't forget about you and make sure that you are satisfied. Their samosa's are great, and their pakora's are better than tahoora's. i hope that this little place oneday becomes big, or bigger than Tahoora.. ;-)
Review Source:I took friends to Devon Ave for dinner last night, and we had a great meal at Bhabi's kitchen. Â But we did not order samosas since they were 2 for $5. Â But after dinner I still wanted a samosa. Â So we walked around until we found this place. Â This looked like a good place to stop and get a samosa to go. Â We ordered 3 veggie samosas, and they were 75 cents a piece. Â They came with spicy and sweet sauce. Â But I thought they were delicious without the sauce. Â I think this was the highlight of my dinner.
Review Source:The only reason I come to this place is for their Chicken Paratha Rolls. Strips of chicken are mixed with peppers, onions, and tomatoes and wrapped in a Paratha. And for about $3.95 per roll (with which you get these spicy flavored french fries), this is a hard to beat meal. I mean, one is good enough, and two will fill up any individual with a huge appetite.
You can even call in your order and pick it up in about 15 min. and the fact that everything is made fresh for you is a definite bonus!
I've never tried anything else, but it does look yummy.
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