fine dining indian and nepalese restaurant

When Bala Ghimire decided to open an outpost of his popular Highwood Curry Hut in the city, something compelled him to take up residence at the very tip of a brick strip mall in Printers Row, tucked away amid condos with no parking and little visible signage. So while Chicago Curry House is technically more accessible for city dwellers than Curry Hut, it's going to have to rely on interesting eats to draw diners beyond those who stumble over it on the way from their car to their front door. L...

When Bala Ghimire decided to open an outpost of his popular Highwood Curry Hut in the city, something compelled him to take up residence at the very tip of a brick strip mall in Printers Row, tucked away amid condos with no parking and little visible signage. So while Chicago Curry House is technically more accessible for city dwellers than Curry Hut, it's going to have to rely on interesting eats to draw diners beyond those who stumble over it on the way from their car to their front door. Luckily, the place has a leg up on typical tikka masala spots with a few lesser-known Nepalese specialties. In some cases, you'll barely taste the difference between the Nepalese and Indian preparations of, say, silky spinach or yellow lentils, so go for the dishes that truly .