Terrible service. Great shish kabob. Malai Kabob was slightly under cooked. Cumin rice excellent…read more Garlic naan good. One side sauce, disappointing. Portions appropriate for the price. That's it. Not as good as last time I was here pre Covid. It'll be awhile if ever I'll be back. Lots of other places to try.

Food was amazing. Staff were friendly. It was not very busy, but there was only one person handling…read moredine in and take out, so just be patient. The food is worth it! It's pretty relaxed and quiet.

My wife and I visited this pace in a Saturday evening at around 7:30. It was not very busy but I…read moresuspect they are more of a lunch restaurant since they have a buffet weekdays. I'll definitely be back to try that. Service was quick and polite. We are surprised that we got bottles of water when ordering water. We also had mango lassis which were delicious but on the small side. We tried the chicken 65 as an appetizer. None of us had ever had it and we were all impressed. Deep fried nuggets of chicken covered in spices. For the main course we had butter chicken, chicken vindaloo, and palak paneer. We got them medium and they were spicey! I think the paneer was surprisingly the hottest but it was delicious. The vindaloo was very good as well. It had a stronger clove flavor than I'm used to but I really enjoyed it. There were bones in the chicken, which I don't mind, but I know some people do. The butter chicken was also very good and no bones. If you like Indian food this unassuming place is definitely worth checking out.

This is hands down the worst Indian buffet I've ever been to! Actually the worst buffet I've ever…read morebeen to. First none of the food bins get refilled. 80% of the buffet sat with only sauce in the bottom. We waited 1/2 hr for them to refill the bins. Then when they get refilled it's with only 1 serving of food (for one person). There is no hot water in the bathroom, which means the staff and cooks are not washing their hands appropriately. The soap is refilled in an old hand sanitizer bottle. The roll of toilet paper was cut in half to make two toilet paper rolls. Then they have the nerve to charge me $46 for 2 people to leave still hungry. Hungry because nothing gets refilled and I'm not eating just rice and sauce. Literally everything is done here to screw you while saving them the most amount of money possible. I'm calling and reporting the lack of cleanliness to the state on Monday.

First time. Got take out. The grape leaves were good. The chicken and beef shawarma platter was…read morejust super overcooked dry meat on dry rice with a hint of cinnamon/clove and the "white sauce" is just grocery store ranch. Will try kabobs, lamb gyro, or something else in the future.

On a road trip from Pitt to Philly, my friend and I stopped here for lunch. The place is no frills…read moreand the food is kinda no frills, too. Though my craving for falafel was satisfied by the falafel platter, it was the little free pastry they offered us that really stood out.

Previously known as JD's Junction, this location is under new ownership and bringing…read moreAmerican/Indian fusion to Middletown. We dropped in last minute for a nightcap, ended up getting some snacks too. Get the garlic naan!! You will keep the vampires away but it will be worth it. We happened to stop by on a Thursday, missed trivia by a lot. They have trivia every Thursday starting at 7pm. The owner stopped by to ask how the food was, and was kind enough to give us a sample of the gulab jamun - a sticky sweet dessert that was SO good, but I could only eat 1, it was super sweet. The samosas were standard but what kept me eating was the spicy spicy green sauce, whatever magic is in that sauce kept me going back for more. I definitely want to come back and try the chicken tikka masala. Glad I no longer have to go too far for good Indian food anymore!

Once again a first for me. I've been to Karara in the past but never tried a Indian cuisine before…read more I really wish I could remember the name of this dish. But wow. It was amazing. I will definitely be coming back again.

I ordered several dishes. Including the Chili Momo, Samosa Chaat, and the Pork Kaan (pig ear). I…read moreordered everything to go and with various levels of heat. The Pork Kaan was FLAMING hot. The Chili Momo was very hot. Regardless of heat level, the food was incredibly good. The flavor was off the charts. The Pork Kaan was so hot, it was giving me runway model lips. But it was still sooooo good. Smoky flavor, crispy/chewy texture, etc. The momo had a decent amount of filling and the dough was very thin. The samosa chaat was probably the lease impressive . . . but it was still good. The food was nicely packaged in metal to-go containers with plastic lids. It was already stacked well in a plastic bag. The price wasn't terrible. I was out of there for under $50 for 4 dishes. I only have one complaint. The guy taking my order tried to talk me out of the spicy and unique dishes. He said I wouldn't like the Kaan because Americans don't like it. When I said I wanted some dishes extra extra spicy, he tried to talk me out of it multiple times. I didn't mind the guidance, but I don't like the assumption that people like me don't like spicy food. And if I confirm I really do want it spicy, please don't keep trying to convince me otherwise. Despite having to argue for spicy food, the food itself was absolutely fantastic and I can't wait to go back and try some of their other dishes. I was offered two small bottles of water to drink while waiting for my food to be cooked. Definitely a two thumbs up experience regarding the food.

My first experience with momos. I've had nepali / indian food in the past, but it was more Indian…read more I came here specifically to try these "momo things" people had been telling me about. i got the deep fried chili momos and some dipping sauce and it was very good. Reminded me a bit of a spicy gyoza at a japanese restaurant - little fried pork dumplings. Heat was mid (probably 6-7 on a 1-10 scale) - definitely there, but nothing I'd regret. The service was fast and friendly; I'll stop by again for sure next time I'm in the area.

The food is excellent and it's also a very friendly place. Everyone takes pride in the quality of…read morefood and service at Banana Leaf and we're always treated extremely well.

I was highly recommended this place as authentic and it sure delivers! The location was easy to…read morefind and there was plenty of parking. As we entered we were greeted with a smile and seated. The tables, chairs, floors and restrooms were clean. We ordered aloo tiki chatt, samosas, onion nan, dahnawali chicken, chicken chetinadu, and mango lassi. Our meals were medium heat. I love spice heat and this delivered. They do have a mild options but medium was great and it didn't bother my digestion. Every bite was amazing! Oh and after we placed our order we were given a small cup of a delicious broth brew. I'm so happy to have been recommended here, it's definitely authentic cuisine!!! I will be returning!!!

I literally love this place so much the food is amazing and savory. The service was amazing very…read morekind people! I'm not from Pennsylvania but if I lived here I would go every month. If you are looking to try Indian or Nepal food for the first time this is the place to go! 10/10!

Curryzone is always a great experience! The food is absolutely delicious, fresh, and full of…read moreflavor. What really stood out to us this time was that they actually remembered us from our previous visit, which made us feel very welcome. The staff treated us great from the moment we walked in and provided excellent, friendly service throughout the meal. It's always nice finding a restaurant where the food is great and the people make you feel appreciated as a customer. Curryzone has definitely become one of our favorite spots for Indian food in PA. We'll absolutely be back!

Well wasn't sure what to expect. Reviews were decent but this restaurant had just been reinspected…read moreafter having a bunch of discrepancies. I am glad we tried it. The inside is bright and they had Nepali music playing. They have a pool table a huge tv a full bar and those video arcade gambling slot looking machines. Our server was super nice. We got chicken biryani, butter chicken, chicken tikka and two orders of garlic naan and one order of cheese naan. The naan was thin and hot and really good. Everything was great. I would skip the chicken biryani next time and get something else. I loved the sauces. I loved the naan. I was really glad we went. They have Indian and Nepali food and it looks like a lot of things to try. I will be back. Maybe tomorrow.

I recently tried this restaurant and had a pretty average experience overall. The music was louder…read morethan I would've liked, which made it a bit difficult to fully relax and enjoy the atmosphere. The food was okay--not bad, but nothing that really stood out or wowed me. The wait staff was also just alright. They weren't rude, but they didn't go out of their way to make the experience memorable or exceed expectations. That said, I'd probably give it another shot and try something different on the menu to see if it changes my impression. Right now, I'd describe it as a decent spot, but not one I'd go out of my way for.