Any good "dhabas" in Chicago suburbs?

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On 04 Jun 2003, Ajanta opined:

>
> John H. wrote:
>> That is the little place I was referring to.  Viceroy of India is a
>> fancy restaurant, a bit further west of there.
>
> Please note that even fancy Indian restaurants tend to offer great
> deals at lunch buffets where you can eat all you want for $7-10.
> However, not all offer this 7 days a week, so it is best to call and
> check.
>

Yup. Into this category I'd put Kyber Pass here in Oak Park. Terrific food, with a lunch buffet for $7.95

Chad

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John H. wrote:
>
> That is the little place I was referring to.

There are a few.  I was down there today so I noted the names.  Sri Ganesh is the place you mentioned (Roosevelt near Westmore).  Near Roosevelt & Main is Shalimar; across the street is Bombay Express.