First and foremost, I forgot to take a picture of the chicken karahi - my apologies for this. But I ordered that, as well as basmati rice, vegetable biryani, naan, and chicken korma. I ordered it to go. Everything was well packaged; sealed with plastic wrap, no items missing. I also want to say, although this is my first time trying their food as I have a favorite spot already, I have picked up other deliveries here and the staff is always very kind! You can dine in as well and the ambience is dark and warm with dark woods. As for the food itself, it wasn't my favorite, but nothing was terribly wrong with it either. I found the korma and especially the karahi more thin than I prefer. I like the "sauce" thicker in consistency. Also, the top note of spices was not my favorite ... but taste is subjective and this is just my personal preference. However, they were generous with the chicken! The vegetable biryani was lacking in veggies too. There were a few peas and mostly chunks of cauliflower. It just sort of missed the mark for me. But I wouldn't advise anyone not to go there or anything; the business has been around for quite a while! It just wasn't my personal favorite given my other choices but I wanted to try a new place for Indian food. Prices were pretty much on par with other Indian restaurants in the area. read more

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For no particular reason, it's been a while since I visited or ordered from here so I was excited to come back. I ordered my two favorite dishes Chicken Makhani and Palak Paneer with rice and naan for takeout. The makhani was very sweet and not a lot of flavor beyond tomato sauce, and there were only five cubes of chicken. The palak was either over salted or over garlic'd or both, and the paneer while a generous amount was large dense/dry cubes. Overall, left me disappointed. Only remembered an after picture. Takeout are the smaller black plastic, not the larger ones you typically get with Chinese or Thai takeout. read more

Kabab & Curry - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

I'm very disappointed with our last takeout order. The quantities were extremely small for the price. Our overall order was over $60. The food was just okay. The hummus was inedible and such a small amount for $8. The malai kofta was the only item I thought was good. It was creamy, spicy and the veggie fritter balls were tasty and had a good texture. The tandoori meat platter was okay but fairly dry. The chutney was good but again, for $5, the container was small and not enough for 2 people. The gulab Jamun was awful. We tossed them. They were kind of hard and I didn't like the flavor. read more

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I absolutely love them! The staff is amazing and have become friends. The food is comforting and sooooooo yummy!!!! They have a buffet so u can try a bunch of things on tues and wed. And they label the gluten free options so those of us like me that need that it is huge to know!!!! I soooooo appreciate it!! Everything is so good. Go and try it. read more

I was really craving some ass blasting curry. This was the first place on my maps app so I took a look at the menu. Upon gazing the options, I came across a mixed meat... uhm I couldn't figure out what the rest said. So I decided to give the restaurant a call. A very snarky young man picked up the line, I said I have a question about the mixed meat dish. He said what about it, n*****. I was absolutely taken aback, as he did not sound like he had the pass, but was wielding it like he was in fact George Floyd's cousin. When those words struck my porcelain ears, I didn't know how to respond. Do not give this establishment your business, as these folks make fun of individuals with speech impediments and tourrets. I apologize to the young man, as he mistook my tick, which is an innocent laugh, as an insult. However, these "people" decided it was a good idea to hang up on a customer. Do not count on my business in the future. - Bingle M. read more

Great service & fabulous food. I was there to pick up a take away order & the staff invited me to sit at the bar & offered me a complimentary beverage while I waited. read more

10/10. The food is delightful! My favorites were by far their samosas, palak paneer, aloo matar, and butter chicken. Everything was seasoned to perfection! The staff were lovely and super kind as well. read more

If I could leave zero stars, I would. Food is poor quality and overpriced. Rude management. Dingy atmosphere. Take out counter has cheap costume jewelry for sal. Tried it twice but never again. read more

Absolutely amazing food. Been here 5-6 times now and have never been disappointed. Still the best Makhani I've ever tasted, Korma is very good too and everything on the tandoori dinner is stellar. I love tea and I always get the masala chai tea, it complements any dish you could get very well. If you order a sauce dish (makhani, korma, etc), ordering a side of naan (along with the rice) to dip in the leftover sauce is a must! Highly recommend the garlic naan. I brought three coworkers who have never had Indian food before, or really any food from cultures they're not familiar with, and they all loved their meals. Good service too, my dad's tandoori dinner was taking longer than expected because the tandoor oven takes longer to heat up (we were the first customers of the day for an early lunch), and they offered to add an entire dish on the house to apologize and compensate. He declined (and obviously still got his meal 10 minutes later), they still brought a complementary dessert after our meal (Gulab Jaman, very tasty). read more

Great customer service. First visit was the buffet - many choices....ate too much! Today's visit was off the menu. We shared Korma, Biryani and Karahi. All good. I am not an expert in Indian food but I loved what we had. Spice levels were just as we asked. The homemade lemonade is wonderful. read more

We usually frequent here if we want good Indian cuisine. We've had the buffet several times which is served with a side of naan (we ask for garlic). The buffet offers a wide variety of different dishes to try which we usually don't order. We recently ordered take out which was still good but not their A game because of kitchen malfunction. It's a family owned and run restaurant and the family is great, kind, and happy to see you and to welcome you in. We'll definitely be back to one of our favorite Indian restaurants in the area when we're hungry for some authentic Indian cuisine read more

Great and delish food! Great service! Great spot and location! Great dinning room! I keep ordering out once a month!

Tonight we enjoyed the all you can eat buffet dinner. There was a good selection of hummus, salad, spinach and cheese blocks, chicken tandoori, vindaloo chicken and more. Some items were empty when we went to get food and you could tell it was a popular place for dining! A server promptly brought over hot naan bread and water upon our arrival. However, we had to flag someone down for a menu, drinks, and our check. It seemed like no single person was assigned to us. The servers were friendly and helpful when we asked for their help. The space was bright and open with bright colored tapestries on the wall and ceiling. Small fruit flies were a bit obnoxious during our meal. Overall a great experience ... with room for improvement. We would recommend based the flavor and quality of food. Delicious! read more

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Absolutely disgusting, revolting food and worse than poor customer service. Ordered lamb vindaloo and tandoor wings as main entrees, however the store provided no way of selecting spice levels on their doordash menu, so I expected them to come as one normally would anticipate these dishes being served. EVERY other Restaurant in the world serving a vindaloo does so by making it VERY SPICY - chilis are mixed with vinegar in preparation. They defaulted their order to MILD, meaning the vindaloo arrived tasting of PURE and OVERWHELMING vinegar, absolutely, fundamentally and completely INEDIBLE. The wings were smothered in some sort of tasteless equivalent of barbecue sauce, I would have preferred no sauce to this bland, congealed gutrot. The store also did not provide the basmati rice nor mango chutney that were ordered. Other sides ordered, garlic naan, pakora, raita, lemonade and samosas were ok. The mulligatawny Soup did not however continue the trend of ok, ie tasted like it was old and seemed to continually clump together on spoon. tha acchar pickles, for the price asked, was a pathetic three little pieces. When I called to complain to the store it took them eight long rings to answer and the person on the phone sounded so depressed I first said to them..."never mind" and hung up. When I collected myself and tried to call back the call went straight to voicemail over and over and over. I suspect they knew exactly who I was, and knew how poorly they had done with this order and just blocked me straight away from being able to contact them. Extremely horrible experience with horrible food and horrible management. read more

Indian tops my food choices and this place tops my Indian choices. Always great food and always great service. Never anything but a good meal. read more

Great food, but your online ordering sucks. I have placed online orders through your web site twice. only to arrive 20-30 min later and find out the order wasn't placed. It looks like when you place an order it sits in a queue till someone manually places the order in house. It seems like they are not watching the q. This time order was placed at 7:16pm only to arrive at 7:40 and find out the kid behind the bar forgot to place the order. I could under stand if they were busy, but no one was at the bar. They only had two tables. Just unacceptable. Sat there till 8:05 watch the kid play on his phone. The only way I will be back if to eat in the restaurant. I will not be placing another online order. Even better just got home to find out the order was wrong and the garlic naan was missing. Nope won't be back. Not a big fan of paying for food not received. read more

Went for the dinner buffet special on New Years Eve and that was a bad mistake! Food was below par, cold and looked and tasted stale. Even the desserts were from a can. The "custard" was mango pulp from a can with canned pineapple pieces in it. The gulab jamuns were almost frozen. Instead of paying $26/ person for the buffet it would've been better to eat a la carte. To add insult to injury they added 18% gratuity for a buffet that tasted like prison food! This was our last trip here for sure. read more

Kabab & Curry - Paneer tikka masala - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

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We've eaten here before and ordered takeout. They were closed for construction and tonight we ordered again. I got lamb saag. I immediately noticed the portion was visibly smaller. I also wasn't asked how spicy I wanted. It did taste okay, and I can't argue with portion control, but the price was the same. read more

I picked up a take out order from Kabab and the food was absolutely delish. I hand the Tandoori Chicken with rice and some other goodness . The service was take out only and they brought the food packaged up and ready right to the door. The flavors were great, there was just enough heat. The home made naan will have you in heaven. Fluffy, flavorful and soft. The portions were large because I couldn't finish it all in one setting. I applaud the customer service and organization. They tend to get quite busy, which is good to see with all that is going on. read more

Kabab & Curry - Naan - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

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Sorry this review is so long but this place is worthy of every word. First visit since new management took it over. This experience was even better than the last. They have installed a new bar area which used to be a small bar and an additional kitchen area. It looks and feels alot more open. The dining area hasn't changed much but it was never bad. In the past we have always been seated in the front section near the front windows but on this visit we were seated at the other end of the main dining room where there is a nice fireplace. They also have an additional dining area mostly use for parties and as a second space on busy days. During the summer they have a large covered patio area. We usually go there without a reservation but reservations are recommended on special event nights like free wine tasting nights like the one we attended. Since we had a reservation we were immediately seated at a table that had a Reserved sign on it. Now for the most important part of this review, about the food. On this visit we came on one of their monthly Wine Tasting and Buffet Wednesdays ($14.95 pp). The number of items on the buffet has definitely increased. Tonight one of the dishes was a goat curry that was great. I understand they alternate goat and lamb on the buffets. The chicken biryani was made exactly the way I make it, as a one pot dish, not just the meat in a sauce that is pour over flavorless white rice. When preparing it in one pot, the rice takes on the full flavor of the spices. This is the way it should be prepared, since it is condidered a homemade comfort food in India. Preparing it the other way is equivalent to pouring cheese sauce over flavorless plain pasta, yuck. There were several other meat and vegetarian dishes on the buffet. They have big crock of hot soup and a salad & dessert buffet table. The desserts are limited but that is not unusual in Indian culture. There is rice pudding and my favorite Gulab Jamun which are deep fried donut type balls soaked in sugar water that is absorbed into the balls like a sponge. The buffet includes naan delivered to your table and a cup of Masala tea. There was a choice of 5 wines to taste. You can taste one or all of them. Remember it's a wine tasting so you get a sample pour not a full glass. You can always purchase a full glass if you choose. The host was very friendly and offered a nice greating when we arrived . Our server Lisa was also friendly and attentive but not hovering. The manager (not sure if he is also the owner) Maninderjit, he said just call him Maninder, was delightful to talk with. He was also the one pouring the wine samples at the bar. The food is seasoned without alot of spicy heat which is typical to suit American tastes. I mentioned that I like Indian food spicy hot so Maninder kindly brought me some hot pepper oil to put on my food. Remember to ask for it if you like heat. We will definitely be going back real soon. read more

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I'm from out of town, visiting the area for the weekend. Was craving indian cuisine and tried to order online on Saturday but my order was quickly canceled due to them being too busy. When Sunday hits, I was determined to try out this place for dinner. Luckily my order went through! Ordered the chicken tikka masala and curry chicken with extra side of naan. Very flavor. The spices hits the right spot. Can definitely see why this place is so popular. read more

Food is mediocre. Service is ok. Not impressed. I've been there 4 times. Hoping it's better. But it's just not.

I have never left a negative review but I was very put off by the two people that I spoke with about my issue, so I felt compelled to share. I placed my order through DoorDash. One of my items was the chicken tikka, the picture that is featured is of the chicken tikka masala. So I figured thats what I ordered. I called to figure things out and I was hung up on twice. Then after calling back, I was told that my dish would be delivered but it never came. Very unprofessional. read more

Kabab & Curry - This is what I ordered. - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

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Food was okay but to much food expensive. Dirty tables food was over heated . They charged for the my 7 year old kids off us paid over $100s

First of all, I used to really like Kebab & Curry when they were on Transit years ago. We would go there at least once a month as a family, and the food and service was always consistent and pretty good. It was our go-to restaurant when we felt like going out for a curry (or should I say when I didn't feel like cooking and fancied a curry!) Coming from England, where there's an abundance of excellent Indian restaurants almost on every street corner, this was one of the most disappointing things about moving to WNY. After literally trying so so many Indian restaurants all over the area, I concluded that there just wasn't a really great Indian place anywhere in the area. India Gate on Elmwood was probably the best I recall trying, but Kebab & Curry was more convenient to where we lived. I also found Tandoori's not bad on Transit/Sheridan entrance, but the service was really slow and that place closed some years ago. Since moving to Main Street, K&C is just nowhere near as good as it used to be. I have eaten in the restaurant and ordered food to go. Just to see if they may have gotten any better. They haven't. The food is bland, unimaginative, and just not fresh tasting. The service was slow, uncoordinated and just terrible. What happened? OK, so someone told me recently that the place changed hands a few years ago, maybe around the time they moved, and that's probably it. The food is nowhere near like the flavor and quality that it used to be years ago. I made the mistake of ordering from there again a few weeks ago, and I ended up throwing most of it away. It was just horrible. Why would anyone purchase a successful business with a good loyal clientele and good reputation, then just run it into the ground with terrible service and crappy food? If the intent was to destroy a once decent restaurant, then they have succeeded very well! Such a shame! I have decided that I'll never go back to K&C again in the future! I'd have to read a stellar review after an ownership transfer to even think about returning ever again. Until then, I have to drive down to Elmwood to pick up decent Indian food whenever I don't feel like cooking it myself. If anyone has any other suggestions to try, I'd love to hear from you though! Thanks! read more

Not my favorite for take out/delivery. In person, though, I feel like the food is far better. They have my favorite Korma in the area, and they are accommodating to gluten allergies. My service there has always been fine. Not above average, but they take care of us. read more

Excellent choice for a great Indian meal. Tasty, spicy but not too hot with nicely portioned chunks of chicken. Indian beer to go with. I was kind of early, so no wait. Did take a day to find after walking in & out of multiple other places. read more

Kabab & Curry - Chicken Vindaloo - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

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Unbelievable service and food! Found this place on Yelp and noticed the countless reviews of people raving about this place. Had the tikka masala. It was sooooo freakin tasty ! Highly recommend this place folks. Cleanliness also gets a 10! It's now one of my new favorites and I eat Indian all over the country. read more

Kabab & Curry - Chicken Tikka Masala and a deuce deuce. Cheers folks! - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

I am obsessed with this restaurant's chicken tikka masala. In my opinion, this Indian restaurant serves one of the most authentic Indian cuisines in the area. This restaurant used to have AYCE buffet during a weekday night before COVID, however that is unfortunately not operating anymore due to COVID. When you order your food, you can choose your spice level from mild, medium, spicy, or hot. And when this restaurant says spicy or hot, they are not kidding! (As good Indian food should be). I usually order spicy because I personally think hot overrides the taste of all those good spices they put in the dish. You also have the choice to order naan or rice with your meal. I usually go with regular naan instead of the rice. If you get their specialty naan instead, I believe that is an up charge of $2ish with your meal for the first set of order then $4ish each after. Also I don't have it in the picture but their mango lassi (yogurt drink) is great with your meal especially if you order something spicy to help cool you down. I would definitely give this place a try if you are a fan of good Indian food! read more

Kabab & Curry - Naan - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

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SO good!! Delicious food and wonderful service. Highly recommend. We're visiting but will be back when back in Buffalo!

My husband and I have been visiting Kabab & Curry for over 9 years. Rarely have we noted any difference in the consistency of the staff or our meals. In short, if you visit "Kabab," you'll get a great meal at a fair price, served with a smile. My husband lived in India for some time and we dine out often. We've tried most Indian/Pakistani restaurants in WNY. In our opinion, Kabab is the best. They may not have the largest menu or trendiest location but the number of return diners sure has grown. No doubt there are many folks that love Kabab as we do. Wednesday is buffet night. Try the fish pakoras, you will soon realize that little bits of spicy fish are a gift from heaven. My step-daughters crave chicken makhani(sp?). Kabab & Curry sells makhani sauce in jars and they are frequently sold out! I told you their food was good. My favorites are the Tava Chicken and the rice pudding (much better than the Greek versions). My husband love the mixed meat platter appetizer and the Tandori Dinner. Consistently good year after year - on my list of faves! Top 3. read more

Kabab & Curry - Best rice pudding! - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

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Knowing that buffalo has a thriving Indian American community and having wonderful Indian meals in the past dinner at Kabab & Curry was thoroughly disappointing. The saag and palak paneer was a dark greenish great and lacked flavor. Both platters of mixed vegetable and meat appetizers were dry with both fish and vegetable Pakoras fried till batter was like bark. The worst part was the tandoori mixed plate. Pale and limp looking nothing like the nice oven roasted exterior you would expect and the bottom of the plate has some sort of garish watery liquid giving the impression that the meat was scooped out of a steam table tray. The only redeeming dish was the lamb Briyani which was very well done. read more

Kabab & Curry - Indian Near Me - Williamsville, New York

Went for a weekend buffet. They had three meat options (mostly chicken based) and three vegetarian options (palak paneer, chana masala, Malai kofta). They bring the naan (Indian bread) to the table itself and you can request for butter if needed. I thought everything was pretty mediocre except the rice with peas (matar pulav) and the dessert (kheer), both of which were pretty impressive. The buffet costs about $15 per person which I feel is on the higher end of Indian buffets. The spice level in the buffet was pretty low so I feel it would appeal to non-Indian population more. I probably wouldn't go back myself as I prefer a little more 'flavor' in my food, but I guess if you are into less spicy Indian food, you can venture out there. read more

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This saddens me to write this. I am a HUGE Indian Food fan and we have been customers of Kabab and Curry since 2007 when they had their other location further up Transit Rd and my opinion was they were always the best Indian Restaurant in the area. Sadly that's just not the case anymore. We came here at around 5:30 on a Saturday and were seated quickly, a young server came up and dropped two glasses of water with us without saying a word, then we waited...and waited and just shy of 10 minutes later someone else came up to us to see if we wanted to order food....or possibly maybe a drink other than Water ??? We ordered our food, our waiter didn't ask if I wanted anything else to drink but I requested a Beer, it came back and he just dropped it on the table with the cap slightly loose....like don't you offer glasses for your beverages anymore ? Our food came, we just ordered two Entree's with Naan Breads, they brought out the Masala's and we were halfway through eating them before they brought out the Naan Breads....shouldn't those come out at the same time ?? I ordered a Chicken Makhani with medium spice but instead what I got was a tasty but mild Sauce....I honestly think I could have driven to Aldi about 5 minutes away and picked up something comparable. Finished our food, then waited...and waited....and waited for about another 10 minutes before someone came to us to take away our dishes...I didn't want to wait any longer so I decided to give him my Credit Card, pay and get out. At this point Kabab and Curry is firmly in the "average" category as far as Indian Restaurants in the area. A Sad decline for a once great restaurant. read more

Not from the area and came on a recommendation as the best Indian in town - wow. So good. We each tried a tea which was delicious, great portion, and came with your own little pot to pour out. We also split the channa masala. The entrees come with either rice or naan. We chose naan and both the channa masala and naan was very good and extremely fresh tasting. We ordered the side salad which was also great. We were in a hurry for a light meal but will definitely be back to try more of the menu and looking forward to it read more

Check your bill carefully. Owners play fast and loose with the tab. The stuffed naan is stuffed with nothing. A once great curry house is now off my list. read more

Husband and I arrived at the restaurant and requested a table for three, as another friend was joining us, and we ordered beverages. No draft beers were available because the machine was down, so Husband resignedly requested a 12-oz. bottle. (He pointed out to me that the bottle was actually 11.2 ounces, so the restaurant should review that.) By the time the server brought our drinks, my friend had joined us, but the server walked away from the table without asking my friend if she wanted anything to drink -- I had to call him back to the table. My friend and I both had specialty cocktails, which were delicious. I ordered a dish with a spice level 3 out of 5, and it had no zip whatsoever. It also contained diced onions, which were not included in the entrée description, and I hate onions (they don't like me either). Whrn I inquired, the server said it was spice level 2, which was not what I ordered. I asked for the dish to be remade at spice level 4 and for there to be no onions in the mix. The remade dish was mild at best, and still riddled with onions. Unsatisfactory. Accordingly, the server said the item would be taken off the bill. I did not see the bill when it came; a device was handed directly to Husband. He told me later that the bill had not been itemized, which is downright CRIMINAL. When Husband told me afterwards what the total was, we *had* to have been overcharged -- either my dish was not taken off the bill, or we were charged for something we did not order, or a tip was already tacked on. In fact, the server even stopped Husband to tell him he did not pay enough, which turned out to be the server's error for charging us twice for one item -- so what other mistakes were made in that tally? The more I think about it, the angrier I get. The busboy was quite polite and attentive, but at the end of the meal he grabbed a napkin out of my hand as I was wiping my fingers. Husband saw it happen and looked at me with surprise. I assume it was a mistake, as there was no acknowledgment or apology, but it capped off an already unpleasant experience. read more

It has been a while since I've come here but I wanted to give it another shot. The renovations here are beautiful and the decor is inviting. One of the great things about coming here is that the menu is SO easy to read with great options here. My review is focused more on the taste of the food itself. We went as a group of 4 and I only tasted my husbands food and mine. We started out with the fish pakoras - they were pretty good, and light - I think this was my favorite part of the meal. I ordered the Chicken Korma and he ordered Lamb Vindaloo. I have to say that while I enjoyed the nuts and cashew in my dish, they really skimped on the chicken. I didn't feel that for the amount I paid I got enough chicken pieces in my dish. Others at dinner felt the same about their dishes. Onto the taste, I felt that while yes korma is general ya creamy dish, the taste became monotonous for a while. The vindaloo was okay, I feel the food could be more flavorful. The taste is dulled down a bit but they are trying to appeal to majority of people. I also was a bit disappointed in the chai I had, I loved loved loved the flavor that I did taste but it had wayyyyy too much cream which dulled the flavor of the chai! I expect a burst of flavor when it comes to Indian food and maybe this was an off day but I felt overall it was an average experience. read more

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Let me start by saying that what I love most about Kebab & Curry is that they label their menu clearly (GF= gluten free, DF= dairy free, V= vegan upon request). There are so few restaurants in the WNY area that do this which makes it very challenging for those of us who have dietary restrictions to eat out. So thank you!!! I met a friend here on a snowy night in December for dinner. The restaurant was pretty deserted, but the weather was also pretty awful out. Our server was extremely helpful in explaining the different spices and options to my friend who hadn't eaten much Indian food before. My friend ordered the Tandoori Dinner which came with 4-5 different types of meat and some veggies. He couldn't stop raving about the spices and how tender the meat was. I ordered the Baingan Bharta and Chana Palak. Both were delicious and arrived piping hot. The rice & roti were nice accompaniments to our meal. I look forward to stopping in again for dinner and hope it's sooner rather than later. read more

Indian Food is all about the Spices coming together (Cumin, Coriander, Fenugreek, Garam Masala, Saffron, Star Anise, Cardamom, Mustard Seed, Clove etc.) to create a gravy like sauce called Curry. Eating at this place never crossed my mind but my Grandma's friends (Ed & Mary) are frequent regulars there and invited us to join them. I'm very Curry-ous when it comes to how Spicy its gonna be but as long as I have a refreshing Mango Lassi to cool my mouth down, I'm good. Sitting over by the far window the conversation that was mostly brought up during our Meal was Politics (not my cup of Tea to talk about when I'm out). We started out with some Vegetables Samosas, Pakoras and Aloo Kababs (Fried stuff) with Tamarind Sauce and Coriander Chutney. The Tamarind sauce tasted more Medicinal than Sweet & Sour, the Chutney is supposed to have some consistency which there wasn't a lot. Ed and Grandma both got Korma, a beige sauce made with Cashews, he got Shrimp and she got Chicken, Mary got Chicken Tikka Masala (one of the most Classic and Common Indian Dishes) and I was more adventurous and got Lamb Vindaloo. Chunks of Tender Meat in a Tomato Sauce I was wish that there was more Heat to it, It may be comforting but it fizzled out with the Spice. The Naan Bread was fresh out of the Oven with its flaky Edges and you pull it apart and dip it in your Sauce. For Dessert I had a small bowl of Toasted Coconut Ice Cream laced with Cardamom, the shredded bits of Coconut added some more Texture to it and the Nuts were lightly Toasted. This was good food, they may have lacked the scorch inducing, tongue numbing Heat but everything was at least Hearty and cooked Properly. I must return again sometime and ask them to make it more Spicier so that way it will satisfy my Curry-osity !!! read more