Welcome to Nepal House
Nepal House offers a fusion of Himalayan, Nepalese, Pakistani, and Indian cuisines in the heart of Chicago. With a cozy ambiance, friendly staff, and a diverse menu, this restaurant caters to a range of tastes and preferences. Highlights include the stellar naan bread basket, flavorful lamb biryani, and perfectly balanced mango lassi. The restaurant's commitment to providing vegan options, reusable tableware, and accommodating various payment methods showcases its dedication to customer satisfaction. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch spot or a place to enjoy a group dinner, Nepal House is sure to leave you satisfied and coming back for more.
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1301 S Michigan Ave Chicago, IL 60605 Hotline: (312) 922-0601
Welcome to Nepal House, a Himalayan/Nepalese, Pakistani, and Indian restaurant located in Chicago, IL. This restaurant offers a wide range of utilities, from taking reservations to providing vegan options and wheelchair accessibility. With a casual and quiet ambiance, Nepal House is perfect for a relaxing meal with friends or family.
Customers rave about the delicious food and friendly staff at Nepal House. From stellar naan bread baskets to perfectly seasoned lamb biryanis, the menu offers a variety of flavorful options. The vegetable samosas, mutter paneer, and mango lassi have received high praise for their taste and quality.
Whether you're in the mood for traditional Nepalese dishes or classic Indian flavors, Nepal House has something for everyone. The restaurant's attention to detail, fair prices, and generous portion sizes make it a must-visit spot in the area.
- Location: 1301 S Michigan Ave Chicago, IL 60605
- Phone Number: (312) 922-0601
- Utilities: Takes Reservations, Offers Delivery, Offers Takeout, Vegan Options, Limited Vegetarian Options, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards, Accepts Android Pay, Accepts Apple Pay, Accepts Cryptocurrency, Casual Atmosphere, Quiet Ambiance, Offers Catering, Good for Groups and Kids, Good for Lunch and Dinner, Street Parking and Valet Parking Available, Waiter Service, Free Wi-Fi, Beer & Wine Only, TV, Outdoor Seating, Dogs Allowed, Bike Parking, Provides Reusable Tableware
With a diverse menu and top-notch service, Nepal House is a hidden gem in the culinary scene of Chicago. Don't miss out on the chance to experience the flavors of Nepal, Pakistan, and India all in one place.
Lovely little restaurant just south of the loop. Good food, moderate prices, and friendly staff.
- naan bread basket: stellar - mutter paneer: good - rice: good - mango shake: great - service: great - ambiance and location: great
The food is great, the gentleman who helped me was so hospitable and the restaurant is lively and gorgeous inside ! I arrived inside and was greeted with music I couldn't help but dance to. I placed a take out order and got the vegetable samosas, lamb biryani, and mango lassi Food review : vegetable samosas 10/10 -very large sizes stuffed with fragrant herbs Lamb biryanis 10/10 -so delicious, this was perfectly seasoned and if you can't handle spicy it comes with a white sauce you can use to lessen the spice level. The lamb was so moist and the serving size was large! Mango lassi 10/10 - perfect balance of sweetness and mango flavor
Works well to just get bread Lachcha Paratha - 4/5. Nicely layered. My wife loved Paneer Naan - 4.5/5. Super flavorful, though stands a bit strongly when you have it with another dish. Toddler loved it.
Came for dinner on a Saturday night and had a great meal. We had a reservation, but there were plenty of tables available, but the space itself is not that large. We ordered the fried veggie chili momos, steamed chicken momos and lamb chili masala with aloo paratha. Everything was delicious and we left feeling very full. Our waitress was attentive and they spaced out the food nicely. Extremely fair prices for the portion sizes and would definitely recommend if you are in the area.
Based on the name I'm assuming their Nepalese food is what shines but we ordered all Indian food that was standard and yummy. The tandoori foods were extremely good, everything else was standard and filling. This is a super accessible entry point at Devon for taking non-Indian people too. Their food is very easily appreciated by all and many vegetarian and non vegetarian options and service is nice too. Spice level was really low on everything we got so if you want more spice be sure to tell them up front. Mango lassi looked quite good.