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3.7 (66 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
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Vegan Okra/ bhindi masala curry
Srini V.

Liked the food. May not be 100% authentic in flavor but I liked the taste nevertheless. The side of rice so well made. Please note, it is not one of those usual Indian spice filled biriyani, but I still liked it. It was honest. So many curries to choose from. The naan was a bit sweet, but it was just made in front of me and so fluffy and fresh. Portion size was decent, so was the price. Liked it overall.

Eggplant
James H.

First time trying Konarq at the Public Market. I came by for lunch and it wasn't busy at all. Ordered the eggplant and there wasn't much flavor or spice at all. The salad was bland too. The only thing that had flavor was the rice. Probably will try something else or skip next time. Service was minimal.

Curry chicken
Amy F.

Friendly, quick service at a good price. Will be back for other items. Teen approved

The best boneless chicken in "cashew" curry available in the SF Bay Area.
Richard M.

Konarq and Wazwan before them have THE BEST chicken curry in the Bay Area! It is the only place I will eat at in the Emeryville food court, they are that good. Sure all the other offerings there look and smell tempting but I can't find anywhere else in the Bay Area that has the great boneless chicken in "cashew" curry that is made at Konarq and Wazwan before them, and I've been looking at all the Pakistani restaurants in SF for years. I keep asking them to open a location in SF but I guess the rent is way too high for them.

Yih R.

I wasn't hoping too much about this place, but it turned out...omg...what a wonderful spot. Their curry sauce was right on spot, the meat was tender, mixed and cooked well with the sauce. Their vegetables, omg, so good. I don't know what sauce or oil they use, but it tastes so good. I came back and asked for more. Their garlic naan is also good yet different than other places. They used minced garlic, rather than freshly chopped garlic. It added some special flavors. I will definitely come back. What a good place.

menu 7/2025
Rob T.

Loovvvvveeeeee the Chicken Masala (made w coconut milk) - delicious and comforting. Comes with a side of long yellow rice and "salad" (tiny portion of cabbage slaw - which was good). Will be back for sure to order this dish and add a side of Naan. It's addicting...

Chicken vindaloo and lemon/honey chicken. SOLit Food!
ARIeL P.

Since I was a teen I've been coming to Emeryville market. This restaurant is one of few that's been there and survived all the changes. Food is always good! Chicken vindaloo and the lemon honey chicken is always my go to along with their garlic naan. Good portions and flavorful.

Samosa
Hannah K.

If you're fortunate enough to have access to Konarq at the Emeryville Public Market, do not walk, do not pass go, RUN straight there and snag what I think is the best damn meal deal in all in the entire San Francisco area. I got a generous, overflowing container of bindhi masala with a light veggie slaw situation and seasoned yellow rice AND two super stuffed samosa for less than a single cocktail will run these days. In truth, you could be totally full and satisfied with just the samosa alone (and they ring up at 2 for $4!). These babies are coming in hot, steaming with tender curried potatoes and peas, wrapped in a flaky, buttery, and crispy fried pastry, clearly made by hand with care. You're not gonna find food like this in the freezer aisle, or in just any restaurant, for that matter. It's even worth a drive over the Bay Bridge in rush hour traffic- Which is really saying something, IYKYK.

Curry chicken with white rice(12) vegetables.
Victor G.

Konarq replaced Wazwan in the Public Market. Indian food as usual. scoop ready in small pots. all orders come with rice and cabbage salad. . offerings: appetizers, desserts, vegeterian, non-vegeterian, breads, sides, drinks. eats: curry rice (12) -the white rice was fresh and plentiful -the curry wasn't spicy, wasn't as tasty as other places. the chicken was tender, not dry as the norm in some Indian curries. there was a lot of food. didn't finish it all. had the rest for dinner. 3.5 stars possible repeat with another entree. leftovers: -lots of seating in the public market. -parking lot wasn't half full

Chicken Saag (3 stars - meat is slightly on the salty side). I think Wazwan, the predecessor was better
Daniel C.

Konarq is the Indian food stall at the Public Market, replacing legendary Wazwan. The website says the crew is the same, and the look and feel of the restaurant is very familiar. So many different colored pots and those amazing aromas. However, I do see some fundamental differences from Wazwan: 1. You have to pretty much pick an entree ($12 or so) and you don't get the freedom of making your own combos. 2. Chicken Spinach was soft and juicy but it was on the saltier side. Good rice and cooked cabbage as sides. 3. Not sure they offer free samples. Would have been nice to try before you buy!

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Consistently good food every time. First time back since ai moved 2 years ago and it was just as amazing as the first time

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The bindhi masala was so bad (tasted not fresh and had hard/over cooked pieces) that I had to throw it out.

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Pretty good and fresh. And affordable too. Better than a lot of fancy Indian restaurants.

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