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    Curry House

    3.0 (224 reviews)
    ModerateIndian
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Good for groups

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    Goku U.

    This is fast food Indian food. We came here on a Friday night to meet up with some friends. We've never tried this place and we usually frequent another sit-down indian restaurant a few blocks away. Once entering we were called to the back where the service area was. We saw all the dishes they had to offer sitting on warmers. We ordered the vegetable thali special and the vegetable samosa. This place is all self service, grab your own water and bus your ditry dishes. The food was alright. The flavors were a little off than traditional dishes. The samosa was bland and had to be doused in the mint sauce. The daal was oddly flavored. The only plus side is that they serve brown rice. We were only 1 of 2 customers in the place. But they had a ton of take out orders.. Overall, this place does not hit the spot and satisfy our indian food craving.

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    Stephanie V.

    Came here for the lunch buffet after a work out at Pure Bare. This place is very conveniently located in Cleveland circle. What a bargain! 10$ for all you can eat Indian food. They had the classics- chicken tiki Marsala (SO GOOD!), vegetable curry (meh), and spinach paneer. It also comes with rice and naan The service was also very good! Attentive and friendly. I always take note when my water glass is empty and they kept it full! In the end, it's nothing special but a great bang for your buck which is what a college student like myself is looking for, so I'll be back!

    Dhruv K.

    We ordered vegetarian thali and rice with Dal The food was quite decent to eat. It's has lot of space but it's a self service The vegetarian vegetables were tasty and it made me feel that I am in India Surely one time eat .

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    Ambrose C.

    An Indian restaurant located in the nice and quiet community of Brookline, I have came here a couple of times for lunch and dinner. During the times that I have been here, I have found my meals here to be fairly good, not mediocre or terrible. I first came to this place with a couple of friends to take advantage of the lunch buffet special, which is almost $11. I have yet to find an Indian restaurant in the somewhat decent state of Massachusetts that offers a lunch buffet at a reasonable price. They have a decent selection of various dishes, plus you can get as much naan bread as you want. I remember having the Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Tikka Masala, various curry dishes, and a cabbage dish. They do a really good job preparing the Tandoori Chicken compared to other places. The chicken was tender, juicy and flavorful. The Chicken Tikka Masala had a nice creamy flavor, and tasted good with the basmati rice. Although it was not the best Chicken Tikka Masala, it was still tasty. As for the curry dishes, they lacked spice, but were still really good. The Indian cabbage dish was okay, thought the cabbage was really soggy. The naan bread they served was fresh, piping hot, and so soft and chewy. It was one of the freshest naan breads I had, and it tasted so good eaten alone or with the curry sauces. The second time I came here, it was for dinner. I ordered the two combo special, where you get two entrees (one has to be a vegetarian dish), basmati rice or naan, and an appetizer. For my entrees, I got a chicken dish similar to what I had for lunch, and a Saag Paneer, which is a creamy dish made from spinach with paneer cheese. For my appetizer I got an Onion Bhajji, which is a fried onion street food supposedly from the Indian state of Maharashtra, located in the Western part of India. Chicken was consistently good and tasted well with the rice. The Onion Bhajji was decently good, was nice and crispy, but lacked some spice. The Saag Paneer was tasty, but the paneer cheese tasted almost like tofu. I am not sure if paneer cheese is supposed to taste that way, but I do not think it made a significant difference in the tastiness of the dish. Service was okay, I do agree that the people who work there need to be nicer, but it's not that bad. If they were doing table service rather than cafeteria style, it may have been a lot worse. I do not come to this place expecting amazing service, just decently good food that is served effectively without any significant wait. Overall, while this place is not high on my recommendations on Indian food, I believe this place can get the job done well, but not really well. This place is a really good choice in the nice and quiet community of Brookline to spend $11 for a decent dinner that will fill up your stomach or if you want to pig out on a luncheon feast of decent Indian food.

    Combo number 2: Chicken Tikka Masala, Aloo Mutter, vegetable Samosas and basmati rice.

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    Best take out in Coolidge Corner. Tasty curry. Wonderful fresh Naan. Samosa "to die for" good. Ray of sunshine on dreary Covid day.

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    Don't come here. Below average Indian food. They Don't serve any water here - you can only buy after paying 16 bucks for a thali.

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