Viceroy Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Naperville

One-line Review: Hidden Gem with Delectable Delights!

Taste: 4.5/5
Quantity: 4/5
Quality: 4.5/5
Value for Money: 4.5/5
Service: 4.5/5
Hygiene: 4.5/5
Environment: 4.5/5
Overall: 4.5/5

➡️ First Impression:
I visited Viceroy Indian Cuisine at 43 E Jefferson Ave Ste # 110, Naperville, IL 60540, for my first time, and was pleasantly surprised. Though it looks small from outside, the moderate space inside felt warm and inviting.

➡️ What I Ordered: I ordered goat biryani and chicken hakka noodles, costing $35 including taxes—a reasonable price for a satisfying meal.

➡️ Taste & Quality: The taste was amazing, easing my pre-visit worries completely. We asked for extra spicy, and it delivered perfectly—the goat biryani was a standout with tender, well-cooked goat and aromatic spices, while the chicken hakka noodles were equally delicious with a flawless sauce balance. The quality was top-notch, with fresh ingredients shining through. As a bonus, they served complementary kheer at the end, which had an amazing, creamy taste that capped off the meal beautifully.

➡️ Portion vs Price: The quantity was sufficient, leaving me full, and the $35 price felt like great value for the taste, quality, and the added kheer.

➡️ Service & Environment: The service was very good—the woman and gentleman who served us were friendly and efficient, delivering the food in just 10 minutes. The restaurant was hygienic, with a good environment that made dining enjoyable, despite it not being too crowded during my visit.

➡️ Final Thoughts: Viceroy Indian Cuisine in Naperville exceeded my expectations with its amazing goat biryani, chicken hakka noodles, and delightful kheer. The quick service, clean space, and reasonable $35 meal make it a must-visit for tasty Indian food. I’m already planning my next trip!

If you’re near 43 E Jefferson Ave, Naperville, Viceroy Indian Cuisine is a must-try for a flavorful...

We tried the vegetarian food at the restaurant and all items we tried were excellent. We started with Aloo 65 (we liked it so much that we repeated it) and for main course we tried Paneer Makhani , Palak Paneer, Malai Kofta with Bread Basket. We loved every dish… I think the best way to characterize this would be its Hyderabadi Multi Cuisine restaurant because while the items I ordered are regular ones but we liked it so much as it reminded me of the taste at restaurants in Hyderabad. In my next visit we will be trying their Indo Chinese … I have been craving for a good Veg Manchuria which isn’t saucy and doesn’t have bell peppers and which isnt sweet… given the experience from 1st visit im hoping that the Indo Chinese is Hyderabad version as well 🙂. All the best to this team for success at this new venture.

Edit- An amazing 7th visit … new item tried was their baby corn 65 and Aloo Jalfrezi and both were Awesome… only concern is every time we end up over eating 😊… all the best to the team .. pls continue to maintain this...

Heard about a new Indian restaurant located in the historic Francis Kendall home in the heart of downtown Naperville. Our party of 3 celebrated a birthday lunch on Sunday, June 1. Incredible! Wide selection of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options for every course of the meal; apps, soups, entrees. The samosas were delicious! The hot crispy pastry was stuffed with fresh tasty veggies. We ordered aloo gibi, chicken biryani, lamb biryani, chicken korma, dal makhani, and garlic naan to SHARE. The portions are large and made to order, hot, fresh, and very, very flavorful. Our server asked our spice level preferencs, drew our attention to the video monitors that illustrate the menu items, and assisted us with ordering. Service was flawless. A young man, perhaps the owner, visited our table at the end of our meal. He told us a little bit about the restaurant and wanted to make sure we were satisfied. We are! We will be back! Good food, good pricing, excellent staff, thank you for a wonderful...