Service was good, place is clean. These guys do a really good job on managing the buffet, they make…read moresure it's stocked but not over stocked, they open up certain items that are covered for diners coming in for the buffet, close it when people slow down their servings so it doesn't get dry. Looks like they are trying to ensure minimal waste , which I love. This is the first solid Indian buffet I've had in a while. They don't have a million things in the buffet, but what they do have, covers all bases. Go to dishes are always going to be Butter chicken Saag paneer (theirs wasn't my favorite) Tandoori chicken Ground beef kabob Daal makhni Naan Pallow (rice) Mango soft serve and kheer (rice pudding) At $20 for the dinner buffet and regular menu items averaging about $15 I think this place is definitely a hidden gem.

It's a pretty good buffet with hot and fresh items. The naan comes out hot, fluffy, and crispy. The…read moredinner items are a little different than some of the lunch ones. Mostly it seems the daals and saags change ingredients. The mango ice cream is the best part. Bollywood MVs play on the televisions.

Why 4 stars? Because it was a perfectly fine experience…read more --- --- --- After landing at IAH, I was on the hunt to grab something quick on the way home. I had an alternate plan initially, but timing didn't work out for me, so I perused my bookmarks as I took the parking shuttle to my car and settled on Curry Masala. I called them once I got to my car and was told my order would be ready in about 20 minutes, as my GPS read out that I was 20 minutes from the restaurant. Everything was coming up Milhouse. Because I am a basic B, I ordered chicken tikka masala and butter chicken. It was ready about 3 minutes after I arrived, and off to home I headed. I enjoyed both, but thought the tikka masala was definitely the better of the two, and the wife agreed. We had a favorite Indian spot really close to here that has unfortunately closed down, so I have been on the hunt for a new one. Curry Masala did not quite match that level, but it's not a bad option when in the area.

Cleanliness Service…read more Family friendly Flavor I loved the staff and their attentiveness. But the flavor, seasoning, and execution of the food needs work. If you don't like spicy or seasoned food, this place works for you and you don't need to continue this review. If you do care for those things and you try this place, you might agree that the flavor profile is catering to the demographic of the location that the restaurant is in and not the authenticity of the culture that it should represent. I know of another location, but this is not to take away business for one restaurant, but to help encourage this one to lean more into its authentic flavor. Even if that means moving locations because your demographic may not care for it. I had chicken Biryani (safe for an American) but the chicken was dry and with minimal flavor. The rice lacked flavor. The raita was ok, if you like everything blended together. The onions and lime/lemon you might usually have on the side was not offered with this. Fried cauliflower with chicken 65 seasoning, had a good spice level, but it was soggy.

Let me start by saying that the service was excellent! Something that is always appreciated…read more The food was good, but it unfortunately wasn't to our taste. My husband is from India (Gujarat) so we eat authentic Indian food on a regular basis and we found the food here to be a different flavor than what we're used to, probably because it's more Pakistani than Indian in terms of flavor. Both of the curries we had were more sweet than what we're used to, but they weren't bad. Just didn't satisfy our cravings! My husband ordered the Paani Puri as it's his all-time favorite dish and they prepared it here much differently than what he's used to. He really wasn't a fan. Their Masala Fries (an appetizer), however, were absolutely incredible! I haven't had fries like this before and the crunch fries paired with the assorted sauce combination was so delicious. If you're looking for Indian food and are searching for a specific flavor palette, I might recommend trying elsewhere because your tastebuds might not be fully satisfied here. Otherwise, give this place a try as they have a variety of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options to choose from!

This place was so good! We got take out here and I made a mistake and forgot to add rice on the app…read morebut the lady working was kind enough to show us how to put it in so we get what we're asking for and gave us rice. The samosas were delicious! My fiancé and I both loved our dishes. I ate most of the naan because he's not a cilantro guy. Honestly cool with that--I loved the naan. The ambiance was cool inside, cozy and I bet families come all the time and make core memories here. 10/10. We both got medium spicy and my nose was running but it was worth it. I got the qeema aloo muttor and my partner got the spinach with chicken curry and we both loved our dishes. Next time I'll try the muttor rice and try another dish.

Wok & Karahi is a great option if you're searching for Indian food in the area. I've been here…read moreseveral times, have loved every dish I have ordered and the service is fantastic. Not a fan of the mango lassis here, but this is still a 5 star review for me.

This restaurant has been on my list for quite some time and I finally made it…read more The portion size is phenomenal and matches the price. Everything we tasted had perfect flavor. We had the samosas and the combination chowmein. The portion size could easily feed 4 people. For dessert we had the chocolate lava cake. The presentation was cool, and unexpected. What truly warmed my heart about this place was the sign that stated they would provide a meal for those facing difficult times. This should be cherished. Service was a bit slow, but I always give grace as it was a Friday night. Will definitely return.

Last Sunday of February, friend and I are back at Gosling food truck park for lunch and looking to…read moretry new eats. I had picked up some Cuban eats from the La Guantanamera food truck. I also noticed this truck doing Indian/Mediterrean eats and of course my food dopamine cravings called out to check this spot out and order some things. Not wanted to go overboard, I decided on an order of samosas and spicy chicken bites. First off, the people that operate the truck are kind and helpful in explaining spice levels and taste profiles. While this isn't' my first rodeo with indian food, I appreciate how they explained the spicy chicken bites. It has some char with a lot of species and peppers that'll make your head sweat. Well it definitely made me sweat but in an enjoyable way as the spices and seasonings are apparent on the chicken bites. Not to mention it's quite a portion they provide you. The samosas are also quite large with two per order and extraordinary taste with the fillings. For a split second, I wondered if I should've ordered from here primarily but that'll be for my next visit. Other menu items that looked appetizing were the rice bowls (i.e goat bowl, paneer bowl, curry chicken bowl, etc.) and the pakora. Read in another review they do a great goat bowl so that might be my next thing I order from here. And no doubt I plan on returning when I'm in the Spring area!

We're always excited to try a new Indian food place, so we recently stopped in to give Bayleaf…read moreKitchen a try. We had a family dinner--samosas (pea and potato), pakora, a paneer masala rice bowl, a special order of chicken over basmati rice, and a goat rice bowl. We accompanied it with chai tea and had rasmalai for dessert. The pakora and samosas were perfectly fried. Very crisp on the outside and tender inside. The pakora was quite spicy, while the samosa was mild. Served with a very tasty green chutney. You really need to start with these. The cook has excellent technique so I'm sure the Mirchi Bajji (fried green pepper) is good too. The staff was very accommodating with the chicken dish--they invented something on the spot that wasn't on the menu. Very good seasoned chicken and peppers over rice, they should add it. The paneer masala rice bowl was very good, the cheese was cooked just right and the sauce represented well. The goat rice bowl deserves special mention. The goat was incredibly tender and fell off the bones in the dish. I like goat but will avoid it at some places if you have to pick up the pieces to chew the meat off. Not necessary here! The seasoning was excellent, but quite mild. A good dish if you don't want too much spice. The rasmalai was an interesting finish. They serve rasmalai and gulab jamun as desserts. Both start with the same dough, but gulab jamun is fried and soaked in syrup while rasmalai is steamed and soaked in the same sweetened milk and spices as the more familiar Indian rice pudding. Rasmalai is made with rose water, and a little of that goes a long way. I was ok with it but some found it too strong. I enjoyed it as a finish. The dinner was marred by some choices by the venue, La Plaza de los Food Trucks. They had a Christmas event with costumed performers roaming. Would have been fun except they blasted Christmas carols at a volume that caused the speakers to distort. Nowhere to escape. If they were going for a nightclub vibe with dance music I might have understood, but Christmas carols don't need to be that loud. There were not many people there for a beautiful if cool Saturday night, and that might have had something to do with it.

Great food, good taste... we tried the butter chicken and chicken biryani,.. we recommend this…read moreplace, good service

Great service and menu items here. If you're more for the spicier side of things this is just the…read moreplace for you. (This is my opinion though as every meal I tried was spicy) but non the less they were delicious. Wonderful and helpful staff and great portion sizes. Things to definitely try is first the mango lassi drink! Delicious!!! Don't knock until you've tried it! Then the burnt garlic fried rice with dynamite chicken or the chicken tikka masala also enjoyed the lamb masala. Their menu is a mixture of fusion and traditional Indian foods. The only thing I didn't enjoy that much was two of their deserts, the gulab jamun which is like donut holes soaked in sugar, it was overly sweet for me and then the gajar ka halwa which was like a sweet potato desert. Everything else was tasty and delicious and I truly had a great dinner.

Comfortable spot with a nice selection of Indian cuisine from several regions as well as Chinese…read moredishes and some fusion dishes crossing both. We went for the Indian side and both dishes and the naan were excellent. Very quiet for a Saturday night; we were the only dine-in customers so the service was outstanding, but they also seem to do a pretty steady takeout business. Portion size was on the light side for the prices but were perfectly adequate.

Sweet but slow service but if that means they are making it to order then I am all for it! I…read moreordered the beef schwarma plate and while slightly disappointed at the meat quality was blown away by the special white sauce. I am glad I asked for medium and not hot because it really does have quite the kick to it. I do not know what is in there but it definitely gave the whole dish an amazing flavor. Pita was standard but the salad side was fresh and good. The rice was also delicious. I would absolutely come back for this same plate and maybe even ask for mild this time! It easily made 2 meals for me also!

I stopped by the Gosling Express food truck plaza the other night to try this new food truck. It's…read morea very nice setup--they have their own seating area, including a lounge for the hookah if you want that sort of thing. The service is very professional and attentive. I had the combo shawarma platter, which was a very generous serving of both chicken and beef shawarma over yellow rice with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, and a white sauce. They have it in three heat levels--I went with mild. I took the dish with me and it traveled well. The salad and main course components mostly kept their temperature on the trip home so I can recommend this for takeout. The chicken shawarma was just OK--not a lot of flavor and slightly dry. But the beef shawarma was absolutely delicious. Perfectly seasoned thin sliced beef with a whole lot of flavor. I loved every bit of it, and would absolutely get that again. The yellow rice was a very nice complement to the dish, which is good because there was plenty of it. There were a few triangles of pita bread which were OK but kind of an afterthought. They have creamsicles for dessert. I had a Malai, their classic creamsicle. It was delicious cream with just a hint of a spice I can't quite place--not quite vanilla, maybe something from Indian sweets? In any case it made the item stand out. The desserts are kept in a very cold freezer so they won't melt quickly on you. They have a lot of other interesting items on the menu, including sandwiches and masala fries. I'll be back for more sometime.