So, I'm indian. & in saying that i can say that the food i'd ordered from here is NOTHING like what it's supposed to taste like. Are you kidding me?!!! It's understandable that, being in Mexico, the flavors might differ due to lack/change in ingredients & to cater to the local palate, but seriously! I've lived in Monterrey long enough to know that's enough ingredients available here to make a fairly decent Indian curry. & the dishes i had from here were terrible!!!! The order: Mango lassi - the only item that tasted good. But then how can you go wrong with yogurt, mango pulp & sugar blended together. Bhel puri - hahaha! What is supposed to be a light snack of crisp puffed rice mixed with onions/potato/tomato/Cilantro/sev & chutneys turned out to be an almost solid block of soggy puffed rice, lots of sev & oh, soooooo much chunky potato pieces...no chutney (& the ingredients are available here to make all of them so no excuse there!)....there might've been some chaat masala sprinkle in it......& a GENEROUS squeeze of lime. It was basically soggy rice, potatoes & lime. Not good! The Nan - Readymade. Too much soda in those. Again, flour is available here to make good, traditional ones that taste much better! Butter Chicken - hahaha! Nope! Not even close to the real thing! Where are the flavors?! What i had was just creamy tomato soup with chicken. & the chicken. Butter chicken must have juicy matinated chicken grilled & tossed in a creamy, buttery rich tomato gravy. The pieces here were so small & almost shredded to death! Terrible! & the pièce de résistance.... Mutton Rogan Gosh!!! - where, oh, where do i begin!!! I honestly don't know still what i ate!!! Mutton Rogan Gosh. A very popular & delicious indian curry of goat/sheep meat in a rich, aromatic red gravy. I have never, ever seen a white version of it before.....not even in all my travels abroad! What i got here was a complete failure! It looked & tasted nothing like it's supposed to. The pieces of meat where pitiful & so small! & the gravy.....chilis, spices....where are they in it?!! A disaster! And to top of the experience - the cost! Each curry was around $250......for fake curry!!! $700 for the meal!!!! A complete rip-off!!! Come on! Just because the people here don't know much about our cuisine doesn't mean you con them so badly! The Indian cuisine is so diverse, rich & tasty. Teach the staff the right recipes.....Google has plenty of options that are good. & ensure your customers are getting what they paid for. They deserve honesty! I will not recommend this place to anyone here. What a con on our food it is!!! read more

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Curry Sultan is a place you should avoid in Monterrey if you really like Indian food. The place is located in a small pocket in a packed Neighborhood. The place is small but neat. However food is disappointing. The naan is close to pita bread and was doughy. The vegetarian preparations of chholey(chickpeas) which is considered a safe option was sweet with just cinnamon rising inside the nose. Palak paneer was at best edible. Overall I think either they need to find a new chef or think of other cuisine options. read more

Superb Indian place in Monterrey. Service was good, price adequate and food delicious. Dish size is appropriate. Would recomend an entry, curry and rice and desert and house beverage. I'm giving 4 stars because they were slow and the installations could be better. read more

I went to this restaurant once and it was terrible. There was only one waiter who treated us very badly, we waited for 50 minutes for the food, and it didn't arrived, the drinks were overpriced and small, and I wasn't able to try the food because I was on a rush, and I had to leave. Besides that the place is rustic, ugly, and located in a lousy part of town. I'm never going back. read more

We regularly eat at the Humble, Tx location, and had to try this one when we were in Monterrey. I had the Chicken Tikka and two others had butter chicken. Both were awesome. The rose water was also delicious. read more

Curry Sultan - Indian Near Me - San Pedro, NLE

Horrible food. Nothing close to Indian food. Will never go back. Naan was like phulka. Dum murg tested like boiled chicken in raw yogurt.

Terrible service, I went to have dinner at Curry Sultan having a reservation but upon arrival they could not find it. The manager did not offer me a solution other than waiting for a table at the end of the waiting list and he did not apologize. They show a lack of organization and communication with his employees. Not coming back. read more

Monterrey is huge. It's a huge, sprawling, awful place. But, but. Even in terrible places there are sweet little surprises. Curry Sultan is one of them. It was like finding a diamond ring in a vat full of slurry. My partner and I were staying at the Crowne Plaza, and decided to go out for a meal in the "nice" part of town, San Pedro something something. It turns out that part of town was about 45 minutes away by taxi (partly because it was rush hour). Several taxis hadn't heard of the street where Curry Sultan is situated, and refused to take us. But we found someone who would, some desperate soul, but he hadn't heard of it either, but eventually, after asking a pizza delivery man where it was, he found it. We got to Curry Sultan, situated in an unimposing storefront in a sad little street, far from the center of the nicer-looking part of San Pedro something something. But it was closed. Or so we thought. A guy, who turned out to be the waiter (he told us he was our waitress) opened for us. He turned out to be the nicest person in all of Monterrey. Cheery, funny, welcoming. The restaurant is tiny, dimly lit, and was totally empty except for the two of us. We ordered some dishes. Everything was delicious. Really, really good. Definitely one of the highlights of our otherwise dismal stay in Monterrey. We asked the waiter to call us a taxi, because we thought we'd get kidnapped otherwise. read more