EggMania - Schaumburg IL

Awesome taste and the best place to try street style egg rice 😀 truly enjoyed the food - paneer masala sandwich, maniac curry and burji rice. The thick egg maniac curry had the perfect balance of spices but the quantity of bread given with the food was not sufficient.
I wish the service was better but couldn’t expect more when they hire students who are just waiting to be done for the day😀

Good that this place is open until 12AM, lots of menu options to choose from especially if you are a egg lover.

Little disappointed that the Spicy levels are bit on the lower side even after ordering high spice level.

But overall, a nice place with good vide and clean atmosphere.

Food was fabulous. It was so amazing that I had over ordered and got myself a tummy ache last night. Theme and ambience was also nice.

Great egg items. Same great taste as the NJ location. We tried paneer Gotalo, Desi Gotalo, Lusun Fry, Anda Lahori. All items were very tasty, correct temperature and exceeded our expectations. Must try Desi restaurant. Also offers More brewery beers.

We have been long time patrons to the Honest chain for Indian street food, we love the chain and their menu offering, but at least for me I am missing the meat to be honest. So we have decided to try something new so this is part one of this exploration trip outside of downtown Chicago. The first place we tried was EggMania, the decor is very chic and fun with the egg theme, clean and bright. The menu looks familiar when compared to Honest but also quite different, mostly because of the meat offerings and eggs. Yes eggs! You can try various different types of egg appetizers as long as your cholesterol level tolerates, the Egg Katori we tried was awesome, you can forget about the normal devilish eggs you have tried in the past, this is a completely new spin with Indian flares. We also tried the Chicken Kheema Pav and the Chicken Biryani, the amount of spices are just right, intense but not over powering. The meat to rice ratio is also outstanding for the Biryani.
Even though it is a 27 miles drive from downtown we will definitely be back for the rest of the menu.
Now onto part two of our Indian street food exploration….