We love this place. Very clean. Friendly staff. The food is really good and very fresh. It's always…read morebusy. The staff will explain any of the dishes so you can understand what it is. Offers lots of suggestions. I'm We have talked to customers and lots come from 30+ minutes away just to eat here. Lots of Mizzou students even. Which is crazy because Columbia has multiple Indian restaurants. It's that good. There is an Indian food grocery store next door that is also pretty neat.

I am so happy I found the Curry N Grill because of my fellow yelpers ! I drove about an hour to…read morepick up some curry goat and it was definitely worth it. Very flavorful and tender pieces of meat ! I chatted with Shawn and he let me know the meat is halal and they have a very good young chef. Compliments to the young chef! The restaurant is nicely decorated and service was great ! I will regularly make the 1 hour drive just to get food from The Curry N Grill.

That was without a doubt the best Indian I've had... ever! That got the spice levels point on for…read morethe Chicken Curry and Chicken Korma and the Garlic Naan was perfectly cooked, fluffy and crisp at the same time.

If you're on 70 in Missouri, you've seen the billboard - best Punjabi food! Exit 148! - and thought…read moreto yourself "no way, self. Indian food in the middle of THIS part of the world?!" Well, I'm here to tell you: get off at exit 148 and prepare to have your mind blown. The food is amazing. Well-spiced, the naan is fresh, the biryani magical, and everyone is nice. The restaurant itself is a food truck attacked to a giant car port, housed under a giant yellow tent. This sounds weird, but as my photos will show, it's actually incredible. We were there on a grubby 45° February day and you'd hardly know it, chowing down in there on the brightly colored picnic tables atop a well manicured lawn of artificial grass, as trucker after trucker came through to pick up their food. The experience was sublime. You'll discover plenty of unique places to eat out there in this big weird world, and one day I hope you'll find yourself under a yellow tent in the middle of a parking lot full of idling big rigs eating samosas across from someone you're happy to drive across Missouri with, because it's these small joys that make eating your way through life so meaningful.

Food was amazing. We loved the atmosphere, it was very relaxed and comfortable. The service was…read moregreat, the man was so respectful and he gave food to a hopeless man that walked by. 10/10.

It was an unplanned experience on Cinco de Mayo! A favorite restaurant for years by our Hosts…read more(good neighbors, Tony and Stephanie), and a very good segue from a crowded space of revelers at our Club. The Service was excellent. The ambiance was low-key and simple, and the food exceptionally good. My only distraction was the low seat in the booth where I was seated. I felt like I had fallen into a hole! Otherwise, the food and relaxed evening meal service was very good. We felt "at home" in a safe, comfortable, and pleasingly simple environment. Randall K.

This place is delicious and authentic. Service is pretty quick and food has always been great. The…read morenaan is amazing!!! I need to eat here more often honestly because I love butter chicken. Great addition to small ole Quincy.

Walking in, I had high expectations. This blew those expectations out of the window. Absolutely…read moreamazing. The Mango Lassi (a mango-yogurt smoothie) was an easy 10/10. The Chicken Tikka Masala was better than anything I've ever had. (First time trying Indian food btw). Incredible. Definitely will be back.

Let your Curry-osity run wild and you will not be disappointed. We started of with the crispy…read morecauliflower appetizer and even our most skeptical guest loved it. It kind of reminded me General Tso's chicken. It started the meal off just right. The Chi t tea was brought to us in small terracotta mugs. It was very hot, perfect spice and sweetness. Finally, our meals and butter naan bread by way of robot server. Neat gimmick, but I still don't get it. The chicken masala was ridiculous, it was so good. Creamy and rich, mild spice and big chunks of chicken. My boys both ordered goat. One ordered mild and the other medium. If you don't like super hot food, order mild. All the warm wonderful flavor without the burn. The dining room was clean and very modern. Lots if seating and even a small stage. A great place to enjoy a delicious meal and good company.

We stopped into Curryosity early on a Friday evening around 5:30. There were already a few patrons,…read moreand it filled up quickly with a line forming for tables. Our server promptly took our drink orders and gave us time to look over the menu. We ordered the shrimp fried rice (Indo-Chinese fusion, mild) and lamb curry (mild). Both dishes were packed with flavor, though not very spicy--next time I'll try medium. The food was delivered to our table by a robot, which was a fun and unique touch, and then the server plated it. I also had the masala chai tea--absolutely amazing. Hot, flavorful, and one of the highlights of the meal. My only downside was that the food wasn't piping hot, more warm than expected. Otherwise, the space and bathrooms were clean, and overall it was a great experience. I would definitely recommend Curryosity.

We love our Indian food - MILD and Persis delivered on taste & heat…read more The decor is just a clean cafe with touches of India, nothing fancy. Service is friendly, yet slightly spread thin. The hostess on phone when we enter & when we left was off putting, but not a deal breaker. Food was tasty. Our favorites were the shrimp appetizer- a nice combination of heat & sweet. Plus, the Persis Special Shrimp Curry and the Butter Chicken was very yummy. We would recommend the Naan combo basket and the Mango -Yogurt drink, too. When you leave a restaurant discussing what dishes you want to order next time you must have enjoyed the experience. That was us.

So good! I've never had Indian food. My friend ordered butter chicken, tikka masala that came with…read moretwo huge helpings of rice and different flavored bread. So so yummy! I was not sure what I was expecting but it's surpassed anything I imagined. The staff was so friendly and courteous. We will be back!

I got takeout from here on a Sunday afternoon. I called in my order, and when I arrived it was…read moreready on time. Service was polite. The garlic naan was so delish! The vegetable pakora was not quite as good as I recall, but the tamarind sauce served with it was quite good. The Gobi Manchurian was flavorful an satisfying. The paneer tiki masala was priced well and rather good, and the basmati rice was cooked perfectly and even reheated well. I hope next time I can dine in.

We were visiting from Seattle so we have high bar for Indian food. We did not like Palak Paneer or…read moreMalai Kofta. Mint Kofta was the best but still not our bar. Garlic Naan and Garlic Chilli Naan were both great. Service and ambiance are good though.

I ordered food through Door Dash and it arrived fresh, hot, and delicious! The meal was so filling…read moreand the flavor was spot on. I ordered spice level hot and it was indeed HOT! So delicious! I'll definitely be back.

Restaurant is always dirty!! Dust thick everywhere! Old food stuck on all of the menus. I waited on…read morea pickup order for over 30 minutes. More than anything it is NOT a clean place to go or order food.

The food was fantastic, the service was wonderful and attentive. They made sure we were comfortable…read morewith the spice level when we ordered.

When you notice that most of the customers are Indian, you know this place is good and authentic…read more However, maybe it was too authentic or we're just wimps! My friends and I ordered a variety of dishes so we could try a bit of everything. While everything tasted good, it was overwhelmingly spicy. Other than my friends' kids, we all can usually handle spicy foods, but even the Level 1 spicy was difficult to continue eating. I don't think they got their spice levels right; the level 1 and level 2 Tikka masala tasted the same, yet the heat felt more like a level 4. My friends spent nearly $80 on their meals for themselves and their kids, but the only ting they could manage to eat was the naan. I gave them a rating of 3 not only because the confusing spice levels, but mostly because the service was okay. We ordered Long Island Iced tea, but our server completely forgot about it and eventually brought it to us after our food came out with all the ice melted. With all the spice we're eating, I also would think they would be a bit more attentive with refilling our drinks, too. If you enjoy spicy foods, I definitely recommend this spot. The food was good, just way too spicy. However, definitely not for kids, and if you can't handle a bit of spice, then this is not the place for you either.