Vegan
Indian
Delivery
Take-out
Vegan restaurant evolved from a delivery service. Vegan and gluten-free menu includes dosas, faux chicken, ramen, buffalo and standard masala. Previously located at 2032 W Hubbard St. Open Mon-Fri 8:00am-8:00pm.
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Revival Food Hall, 125 S. Clark St, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 60603
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Last update on 25 Nov 2024 by AlexDikelsky
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Added by condekedar on 17 Dec 2018
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35 Reviews
First Review by GregorySerber
emilyloveshappycows
Points +65
Fabulous - Edit
I really enjoyed this meal. I got a masala dosa and it was spectacular. The potatoes were my favorite side.
Read moreThey were out of ice cream when we went so that was disappointing but if I'm in town again, I'll definitely go back.
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frenchfries4life
Points +958
Yum! - Edit
I've never had dosa before, but I would definitely have it again after trying this place! The "65" dosa wrap was a bit spicy but delicious.
Read morePros: vegan!, Great location, Clean bathroms
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Vancityveganeats
Points +513
UNBELIEVABLY DELICIOUS - Edit
I’ve eaten a lot of dosas in my life, and the 65 was up there for one of the most delicious and definitely the most unique! Can’t wait to try the ramen Dosa next
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AnaGoldberg
Points +89
YES! Try the mango lassi too! - Edit
So delicious. I’m glad i ran into this little gem of a place.
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zbchops
Points +16
So delicious - Edit
Got the "65" dosa with a side of biryani. The wrap was flaky and crispy, flavors were out of this world. I was full but I had to go back and get another so I ordered the "Ramen" (also a wrap).
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Doesn't have that fake-meat taste, Super friendly staff
Cons: There isn't one in my hometown yet!, My stomach wasn't big enough to eat a third order
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jojacob
Points +215
Awesome - Edit
Quick Indian food with flavor- have tons of vegan ice cream options as well.
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s_k_
Points +616
decent but not outstanding - Edit
I'm not sure I get the hype.
Read moreI got the Mysore Masala Dosa (which, strangely, is available only as wrap, not a platter).
The dosa itself was pretty oily.
The "Mysore" part is supposed to be a hot spread; there was the spread, but it added no heat *in the slightest*. (The pieces without it tasted no different from those with.)
The dosa came with two chutneys, chili powder (milagai podi), and a sambar. The first three were fine; the sambar was watery and bland.
It's nice to have a good veggie option in the middle of the loop, and the Revival Food Hall is fun (and convenient for groups with mixed tastes), but this place is just okay.
This isn't a "this isn't authentic" rant: dosas are native food for me, so I sure know what authentic is, but I think authenticity is not very interesting and often just used as a cudgel. I've had my share of dosas in the US that may not be entirely "authentic" but were great anyway. This just wasn't one of them. It's decent. Not more.
Pros: some variety, convenient location, food hall is great for groups
Cons: food is only decent, a bit expensive for what it is
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GregorySerber
Points +38
I LOVE ART OF DOSA!!! - Edit
I've been going to the Art of Dosa booth at Veggiesfest for 12 years and I was so excited when I heard that they were opening in Chicago. The food is SO TASTY and happens to be 100% vegan & gluten-free. I've had dosas all over the world and they make THE BEST DOSAS I have ever tried in the world. If you've never had a masala dosa you are missing out. My personal favorites are the Chicken 65 wrap and the Masala Dosa - and don't forget the coconut chutney - super delish. Good people!
Read morePros: Delicious, vegan, gluten-free
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