5 Best South Indian Restaurants In Mount Prospect

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A photo of Thalaiva's Indian Kitchen restaurant

1. Thalaiva's Indian Kitchen

4.6

Exceptional(65)

$$$$

• South Indian • Park Ridge

Booked 6 times today

Eureka! Best Indian ever. Very authentic (we stuck to the dishes from South India).

2. Indiyaana

4.0

Excellent(39)

$$$$

• South Indian • Schaumburg

Booked 21 times today

Amazing food, good flavor, great drinks; server was very nice and welcoming host. Would definitely go again

A photo of Mughal The Biryani House restaurant

3. Mughal The Biryani House

4.8

Exceptional(42)

$$$$

• South Indian • Park Ridge

Booked 5 times today

Excellent overall experience! I wish it didn't take me so long to try out Mughal! Park Ridge is lucky to have such a great Indian restaurant in the center of town. I look forward to my next visit.

4. Thattu

4.7

Exceptional(682)

$$$$

• South Indian • Avondale

Booked 17 times today

Dinner for 4 with 2 apps and 3 entrees. Everything was so uniquely flavored and very different from other Indian food I've had. We enjoyed to deviled eggs - 3 to order but it was easy to get a 4th egg Roasted mushrooms - I really wanted to lick the bowl. Vegetable Curry - perfectly seasoned Lamb Loaf - it was so much better than what I expected. Pork Chop - it was huge so it was easy to split. I took a smaller portion to lay claim the getting the bone. Don't miss the Korean Black Rice rice pudding I can hardly wait to go back,

A photo of Singh's Kitchen - Libertyville restaurant

5. Singh's Kitchen - Libertyville

4.8

Exceptional(3)

$$$$

• South Indian • Mundelein

Booked 2 times today

Best Indian food I’ve ever had! I’m still dreaming of those samosas.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Thalaiva's Indian Kitchen

2. Indiyaana

3. Mughal The Biryani House

4. Thattu

5. Singh's Kitchen - Libertyville

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