In studying late on campus, I opted to try a new delivery spot. HORRIBLE experience. My naan is burnt and the food was average. I could overlook that but the restaurant overcharged my card and hung up on my TWICE when I called to inquire. My email receipt clearly differs from the paper receipt brought by deliveryman and the only response was that the online ordering system is out of date. read more

Three stars is right on the money for this place. They have a pretty good lunch special that you order at the hot bar in the back. I had the goat curry with a side of saag panir (a creamy spinach dish with cheese curds). It was served with rice and naan. The goat was pretty good and I liked the saag panir, though it was pretty heavy. The naan was as fluffy as everyone says it is and was definitely the highlight of the meal. I definitely did not leave hungry! Lunch specials start around $7, but the 1 meat + 1 veggie entree I got was just under $9. Still, I think you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal in the area. Lunch ends at 3pm so don't get there too late or they'll be out of the good stuff. read more

As much as I love the food here, I don't order anymore because it always takes much longer than it should for delivery to Boerum Hill (over an hour sometimes). I hope this changes because I really do like the food. read more

Delicious! Ordered chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, chicken biryani, and samosas. The chutney for samosas was good, they were a decent size, and well spiced inside. Chicken tikka masala was delicious! And the naan was fluffy yet crispy, truly the best naan I've ever had--usually I'm like, naan is naan, it's yummy but whatever, but NOW I know what exceptional naan tastes like! The biryani was good and had lots of really big chunks of chicken, so was a substantial meal. The waiter seemed kind of put off that we asked for onion and lime with the meal, which was kind of odd to me, but maybe it's regional tastes. My bf is from Mumbai and he loved this place, if that helps you believe they're authentic. Would revisit! read more

Curry Heights is one of the few Indian restaurants in my area, so if you're craving naan and such, you're pretty much stuck. The place is cozy and friendly, and the prices are reasonable. Also, the portions are generous. The problem is that the food is nothing special, so that tempers my excitement about the prices and portions. The saag paneer was probably the best thing I had--it was tasty and savory, but the chicken tikka masala was lacking. The sauce was mysteriously smooth and thin, whereas better iterations are a bit thicker and chunkier, with a more assertive flavor. There was plenty of naan to soak everything up and I left really full and pretty satisfied. Given the dearth of Indian food where I live, I will probably be back and venture to try something else that may be better executed. read more

Awesome lunch specials!! A lot of food!!! Tandoori chicken is really good. The staff is friendly. read more

Curry Heights - Tandori chicken #3 lunch special - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Meh? Despite others issues with delivery, mine was quick and friendly. That's about the end of the compliments I have for curry house. I had a greasy samosa, rock hard onion bhaji and watery and unflavorful vindaloo and tikka masala. The naan was alright. Nothing was bad, but nothing was really any good. Next time I'll spend the extra $1 per person and order from Baluchis. read more

I'm a fan for take out, lunch, or sit-in on a low key night. Samosas, Banana Fritters, Lamb Vindaloo (spicy), Nann and Dal Makhani have never let me down. read more

Disappointing. Chicken tikka masala was unpalatable at best. Chicken was dry and the runny sauce had no flavor. Chicken makhani was bland and oily- the ghee had separated from the sauce.If you like thick sauce with a lot of spice look elsewhere. Almost redeeming were the onion relish and cilantro chutney with the papadum. Delicious. Why can't an Indian place with great papadum also have good entrees? And why can't a place with great entrees have good papdum? Mysterious. Garlic naan was good, as was onion kulcha. Too bad I have to give these guys a bad review, because the guy on the phone was very kind and the delivery man was courteous and pleasant. read more

It's the worst kind of beef vindaloo. Beef felt like old tire. My husband had to spit out most of the meat because he simply could not chew. Plus overall food wasn't good at all - seems like too much spice of one kind but missing in others. My channa masala was not bad. The worst of it was ambiance. Somehow gym music was blasting. Why the electronic dance music at Indian restaurant?? I finally had to ask to turn it down. My chair seems like it has only 3 legs - shaky and unstable. And ah yes, it took very long time for waiter to notice us. Considering restaurant was nearly empty, 6 minutes seems too long. One redeeming quality is that food is rather inexpensive. But not worth it. Update: After reading a response comment from the owner himself, I feel pretty horrible about the bad review I wrote. Therefore I am changing to 3 stars. Never mind my "beef-tough-as-old-tire" and "electronic-gym-music-blasting" crappy ambiance. The owner is apparently very nice and I certainly do not want him to lose business because of my experience. As for coming back? Ah...no thanks. But good luck Curry Heights. For the love of God, stop that horrible Indian techno dance music thing. read more

I got the lunch special here on Monday (delivery) and was very disappointed on taste. The chicken tikka masala had no heat (I'd ask for medium) and the sauce tasted like tomato soup mixed with half and half. The naan and rice were decent, but the samosa's were greasy and also bland. You'd get better indian food in the TJ freezer section. Don't recommend. read more

I love this place. It's actually one of my go-to spots to go to alone and read a book, although it's definitely a good place for groups. Outside of the dinner rush the place is pretty quiet (I assume a lot of their business is delivery), but the restaurant is dark in a cozy way, the servers are genuinely kind, and the food is delicious and affordable. I can't recommend highly enough. read more

I came here to pick up my food which I ordered on yelp during lunch time. Food was pretty good, one of the best Indian food I've ever tried and pretty big portion too. 4 stars because I had to wait for the cashier to notice me in order to get my order. The cashier and servers was too busy serving food at the hot table and didn't see me until almost 7-8 mins later (I had to get their attention in order to get service). read more

see the place for long time decide to go in and have a meal Chicken Vindaloo ask ex spicy n it was but that's all I tasted the hot pepper but that bread Nan Delicious good it was alright meal it was a lot left over took it home I should order $21diner u get soup bread the works the same price and add the tip to it which I don't like was good I will go back again and I tried lunch special trying to get the 21$ special read more

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This is one of the few places in the area that will take credit cards AND deliver to my office in DUMBO. My office had tried them for an end of year party, and the food was alright. I was told that the spices weren't as complex as they should have been, but for an Indian food novice such as myself, this was probably not a bad thing. So I decided to order lunch there one day. I ordered online, and the food came just when they said it would. They have different lunch specials you can order online. The choices are fairly limited but the price is reasonable and they didn't charge a delivery fee for my less than $10 order. Unfortunately the naan had a hair in it, and I discovered this after I had eaten everything else. Completely ruined my appetite. I gave them one more chance when my coworker wanted to order, and this time delivery took almost 90 minutes. By the time we got the food it was only luke-warm. I ordered at about the same time as the first time, so I don't know what happened, but I was not pleased. And the delivery guy was pretty rude. I'll save my money and find a better place near my house next time I'm craving Indian. read more

Best place for mango lacchi and goat briyani. Felt like those food actually came from heaven :) try these item , u won't regret . Service is awesome too :) love this place and recommend all friend and family. read more

Curry Heights - Goat briyani - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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First of all Thanks to all Curry Heights Team and chef. I again got chance to visit Curry Heights with my friends for Lunch today.I had Combo lunch there.It was so tasty and enough in quantity food,We enjoyed our lunch.It reminded of Indian Home made food. Thanks read more

So the place is under new management and there is one major change that I think was needed badly. A fresh hot bar with prepared food, which was just installed a few days ago. It's a pretty good deal. One vegetable and one meat plate, rice, and naan for 8 bucks. For a dollar more you can get 2 meat plates. My GF had this option -- some eggplant thing and a chicken tikka masala. She said both were good and tasted fresh. There's another special that's 13 bucks or so -- one entree and an appetizer with some curry sauces, rice, and naan -- which I think is a pretty good deal. The chicken pakora appetizer is very good actually (think Indian fried chicken tenders mmmm). I come here pretty regularly, both when it was the Curry Spot and now that it's known as Curry Heights, and I usually get the chicken tikka. Every time I order this, no matter the waiter, they always remind me that it's the dry one (and not the masala). Lol. I know...it's just a bunch of pieces of chicken and onions. They bring it out on a skillet and it finishes cooking in front of you. Then, everyone looks at me as I enjoy my dish...and I leave smelling like food haha. It's a pretty good dish though. This place needed that express hot bar badly -- so it was a great idea to have it installed. Overall, this is a solid lunch, take-out, or delivery option in the area. The service can be a bit slow and forgetful. But whatever. This also helps in my homesickness for the Bay Area...the interior of this place reminds me a lot of the Indian restaurants found in strip malls off of El Camino. read more

*DONT ORDER DELIVERY IF YOU'RE HUNGRY* You can get an appetizer and entree for about $12.00 all the time which is great. They have a huge selection of vegetarian entrees and meats. I've never actually sat in the restaurant but order often from seamless web and usually wait 1hr - 1hr 15 minutes no matter which night of the week or how the weather is. Also they have forgotten items I've ordered before. read more

My family and I came here when they were in town. Let's just say we ordered a lot of food, I mean a lot. From Chicken Korma to the Biryani to every type of Naan possible including the Alloo Paratha. Honestly this was awhile back and i forgot to write a review but the food was really really good! The service was horrible, and the food honestly took foreveeeeerrr!!! I tried ordering delivery to see if it was any better and a 30 min delivery time took close to an hour.... food was still good but wait time was a bit out of control!! Highlights of the meal was the Biryani, the Korma and the garlic Naan!! read more

Great authentic Indian food with speedy delivery directly through the restaurant and no exorbitant delivery fees

Honestly, some people have no business opening Indian restaurants. This place is most likely catered toward local Western palates that cannot adequately appreciate an honest tasting curry. Might as well just open a vegan soup spot instead and call it a day. The curries are rather unflavorful and any bits of chicken or goat are Thar Desert dry and would make great natural replacements to Kevlar (seriously guys get that defense contract). The Naan comes with certains orders and I usually opt for storing it later to be used for carrying clothes on my next move-in day while the actual cardboard boxes I purchased are a more preferable bread option. A star for large portions. read more

First time here - great service and great food! They accidentally got our order wrong, but caught it before we did and quickly fixed it. Flavors were good and people were nice. Would come back. read more

Curry Heights - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I'm very happy that we now have a good Indian option in the neighborhood. I have to agree about the wait, since I experienced the long wait during the first week. Even though I had issues with the delay, given the quality of the food, the wait was well worth it... read more

This is not the BEST Indian food restaurant but its certainly not the worst. I vote take out/delivery over dining in. decor is nothing to subject yourself to. My favorites: Vegetable Samosas (like a gigantic fried potato pierogie or dumpling), Chana Saag (chickpeas and spinach), Naan (soft bread) and Mango Lassi. read more

This is the best Indian restaurant in the neighborhood- their delivery is amazing, the guys work hard to get you your food quickly, while it's still hot! It's consistently delicious (garlic naan is awesome), and I just wanted to share my support! read more

No frills service but Good Indian Food. Gets the job done when you have a hankering for Indian food. read more

Really friendly staff & really tasty food! My favorite food is chicken korma and mango lassi. read more

Curry Heights - Chicken korma, naan & mango lassi - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

During the pandemic, curry heights is the place bringing my husband and I so much joy. Every time we deliver goods to Brooklyn and we would definitely get take out from it. Food keeps its consistent quality, with generous quantity and authentic curry flavor. It has become one of our favorite places in Brooklyn. read more

Our favorite to go spot. Chicken tikka masala is our most favorite dish. The restaurant is amazing

Best Indian restaurant in neighborhood. Great food quality quick delivery staff are friendly highly recommended

The food is usually good. But this time it was horrible and very bad service. We asked for the check and the person gave me the il be there in a minute finger. I'm serious!! I got few breads without the entree and I don't think anyone would eat just the breads. I took vegetable vindaloo. I am used to eating very very spicy food but there was something wrong with this one. None of us had more than a spoon. Overall the food does not compensate the bad service. May be a take out would be a good option. read more

Located this place 2 weeks ago. It like a hidden place just opposite to St Francis collage. Very friendly restaurant. Comfortable sitting environment. The people waiting on u r very polite and friendly. I went on a Sunday afternoon with my husband. Food is delicious. They have great menu. Taste is great. We liked it so much following Sunday took our 10yr old. He loved the food. He ate chicken lollipop for first time and loved it. We 3 are going again today. Must try place. You will like it. read more

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I'm visiting from Detroit and staying at the Marriot Brooklyn Bridge, this is very close within walking distance. I ordered chicken tika Mattela it was the best Indian food I've ever had. Rocky,my waiter was extremely kind and hospitable, made me feel right at home. A must go if you like Indian food. read more

Curry Heights - Chicken tika mettella - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Having moved recently to bklyn heights we were happy to find decent Indian food nearby. Have eaten here three times and happy with chicken tikka masala and malai kofta. Reasonable prices. One time with takeout the bread was underdone and cold, but otherwise good. read more

This place is always empty. I have only eaten in two times and both times the staff was attentive and the food was ok. I have also ordered from here a couple of times as well. The delivery comes really fast and the food is as good as it is in the restaurant but maybe slightly smaller portions. They have a pretty great deal for $14 you get naan, chutneys, an appetizer, and an entree. read more

This is one of the best restaurant one can visit in Brooklyn Heights being board for the Indian food. Shares excellent hospitality. We had special person Karim and his staff member of the restaurant giving the most amazing hospitality and our kind of spicy food for 4 continuous days. Also having a great ambience and service. Thank you Curry Heights for such a good experience. I love my Dal and Chicken Curry and Nun ...see you soon. Sami Rahman , Tribeca Grand Hotel NYC. read more

Take me to the Taj Mahal. For whatever reason, the little, understated Indian restaurant on Remsen Street transports me to a place far far away. I don't know what it is about Curry Heights that makes it so endearing, but it is. There's nothing aesthetically outstanding about the place. Wooden tables and chairs line a dark gray carpet. Few cultural paintings adorn the walls. But there's something in the fresh wilted roses that rest atop those wooden tables that make sitting down feel special. I guess what speaks to me is its simplicity, yet its ability to stay true to its roots. The menu is traditional and extensive. It's fairly priced and consistent. The staff knows you and knows your table. The waiter knows what you're favorite dish is. If you want Indian, it's the real deal. It's as simple as that. read more

I usually get the chicken tikka with a side of masala sauce, with veggie samosas. I think this is the best Indian food in the area. The food isn't perfectly spiced, but it's a nice chill environment, good service and solid Indian food. I've been here a handful of times and is now my go-to in the area. read more

This place is still working out it's opening jitters, so go in when you have some patience. I had a leisurely dinner there the other night, and though it took a while to get out food, everything eventually came out as promised. I am not an expert on Inidan food, but I've had both good and bad, and this is definitely good. The naan was fresh and plentiful, and the lamb in our stews was tender and flavorful. The spices were spot on (to my judgment, anyway) and exciting. And what a bargain! Go for the two course special served during dinner hours (and perhaps lunch as well, I'm not sure). For 13.95, you get crispy flatbread to start, an appetizer and main course with naan and rice, and rice pudding after your meal. The beverages are interesting as well. We tried the Indian Iced Tea and Drink of the East which were both fragrant and refreshing. Give this place you business. I want them to stick around! read more