Food was delicious and didn't take too long , not too many servers but friendly and accommodating…read morestaff. Great ambiance and a nice place to have a meal

I started my meal out with a mango lassi, and then masala with chicken and rice, and some butter…read morenaan. Very was slow but there were very few waiters so it was understandable. I ordered 4/5 spicy and was pleasantly surprised it was spicy but nothing unbearable just the way it should be. Over all great choice for a meal and abundant outdoor seating!

It is a fairly small restaurant, which is decorated in the way you might expect an Indian…read moreRestaurant to be. In some cabinets by the back wall there are some food products available to purchase (I didn't look too closely). My friend (with whom I was dining) chose this place to meet for lunch as they have some good deals on set menus. For around 20 zloty you can get a main course (with rice), a samosa and naan bread. I decided on Chicken Jalfrezi, while my friend had the Chicken Tikka Masala. I was slightly surprised when the waitress asked us how spicy we wanted our meals. I was feeling slightly cowardly and opted for mild, my friend chose medium. The restaurant was fairly quiet when we dined and the food arrived fairly quickly. The starter was a samosa with two very colourful sauces. It looked really colourful and tasted amazing (the samosa was pretty difficult to eat with a knife and fork). The main course was quite nice (although I marginally prefer RotiRoti for overall atmosphere and Yellow Dog for its food). It was certainly filling. I didn't actually finish my meal. My dinner companion finished hers completely (normally it's her who leaves some food). The only criticism (from her) was that she ordered medium and her meal was actually quite mild. This isn't too surprising as in some Polish restaurants the food is "adjusted" for the Polish palate.

I've been to Hot Chili a number of times already. Nearly every time I see some Indian guy eating at…read morea table. That's usually a good sign that an ethnic restaurant offers authentic cooking. For my part, I like this place for a couple reasons. First, when you're order something spicy, it will be pretty spicy. The hotness scale employed here is closer to what one expects in America (as opposed to Continental Europe). You have to be used to eating spicy food to handle the "ostry." Second, they make good naan at Hot Chili. Fresh off the oven, it's the best thing to go with whatever stew you've ordered. Most other places in Kraków don't make it properly. I've had naan that's dry as cracker biscuit at a certain place down in Kazimierz before. There was never anything amiss when it comes to service. They seem to have nice waitresses. The place is pretty small, which could be a problem if you have a large party. P.S. The Chicken Madras is the spiciest dish in the house. It might well be the spiciest dish in all of Poland. The waitress gave a warning when I ordered it, And she was right. I was in agony while eating it.

Food *** Ambience ****…read morePrice***** A local who is inspired by Indian cuisine has opened up the shop. I was pleasantly surprised because I was expecting something divy but rather it is a nicely renovated space with comfortable seating. Prices were modest, and the food tasted fine. I would've preferred a more intense level of spices, not necessarily hot. I also would've preferred a better grade of rice but basmati rice might be hard to find and the price works. Only chicken or vegetarian curry options

Curry Up is one of my GO TO spots in Kraków. It's a small place but packs a punch with flavor…read more Their menu is simple and delicious, located very close to the city center, this India food place is a must! Butter chicken + mango lassi get out of town!

I totally recommend it! I had lunch there every week when I…read morewas working near Quattro office park. I hope they would come to Azbud business park some day!

Really tasty food here. Quite possibly some of the best Indian food from a fast food establish in…read moreKraków. I have tried the Chicken Tikka Masala and the Chicken Korma. Both excellent and very good portion sizes (I had large on both occasions at a very reasonable 14 zloty). With the tikka I was offered a choice of having chili added to make it extra hot, which is a good idea as not everyone likes it extra-hot.

I have been told this is one of the best Indian restaurants in Kraków. I wasn't expecting much as…read morecurries tend to be very mild in Poland. We sat outside which was very pleasant. The staff where responsive throughout worthy of a star ;-) I ordered the butter chicken and ask for a medium heat. It was very mild so you need to order hot. We also had popadoms which were good with some like pickle which was lovely :-) They have a couple of yogurt based drinks which you don't really need but if you manage to get a very spicy dish would be perfect.

Living with a guy from India for the past 2 years,- I´ve learned to be very picky when it comes to…read moreIndian food. This place suprised me, both with their menu and the taste. I enjoyed a butter chicken with Garlic nan. The food tasted amazing but it was poorly presented- still it got me already on the first taste that this is a place I´m going to come back too. + Great staff, good menu and suprisingly good food - Poorly presented

Really great Indian food. The ambience was super chill with light music. Had the Masala Papadum,…read morewhich was the best we have ever had. The Chicken Palak was high quality cuts of Chiron and great flavor. The Lamb Biriyani was great chunks of delicious lamb and great flavor. This place is not cheap for Indian food but the quality was well worth the price. This is some of the best Indian food we have very had. Definitely a must for Indian in Krakow. Also, they were well aware of how to manage gluten allergy and made us feel comfortable that the possibility of cross contamination was unlikely.

Great food with plenty of veg options and large menu overall. Flavorful tea, dishes and deserts…read more Good and quick service too. Will be back

Both Masala House & Thali House are amazing. Same owners. The service is fast friendly & English is…read moregood. The food is EXCELLENT!! We had both vegetarian & vegan dishes & ordered way too much, the portions are generous. Great quality food, relaxed casual atmosphere. I would absolutely recommend. :) if you need a reservation or have questions ask for Uzzal, he'll take good care of you.

An offshoot of Hot Chili on Pijarska, probably the best Indian restaurant in Krakow. The new…read morelocation is bigger and a bit more convenient. The menu is exactly the same and I didn't detect any difference in the food. Go to the page of Hot Chili Pijarska for more reviews: http://www.yelp.pl/biz/hot-chili-krak%C3%B3w-2

Great lunch. The lunch option where you pick two dishes and you also get a samosa, rice and naan…read morewas amazingly good. I had the mixed veg korma, and chicken vindaloo as my dishes. But it was too much food. Highly recommended.

Very good! We got to the taste at the second attempt as at the first time it was full. Very nice…read morewaitress, asked if we wanted to split the bill, answered in details our questions and served quickly very delicious fried cheese for started and spicy chicken for main. definitely very tasty and worth recommending!

From the owner: Chicken Tikka Masala Shrimp curry…read moreLamb rogan josh Lamb vindaloo Malai kofta chicken curry Palak chicken chili chicken Shahi Paneer Matar Paneer Palak Paneer Chicken vindaloo

Top-notch Nepali/Indian cuisine, in an unsuspecting locale…read more.. It's one of those places that you'll likely just walk by - a door leading down to a flight of steps, and nothing to tell you that there is anything down there other than an easily overlookable billboard. What's worse, it's near one of the crazier intersections in the city, just before the bridge. Overlooking this would be a mistake, because the food is *stellar*. The flavors are spot on, the consistencies just right, and everything Just Works. The straight up "Indian" stuff is really good (dal makhani, biryani, saag paneer, tandoori ..., whatnot), but so is the Nepali and "Indian Chinese". So yeah, if you're in the 'hood, you should go! Note: The ventilation in here is, well, non-existent. So, be prepared for that (the point being, the tandoori ... is going to sputter oil in the air, and you and your clothes are going to walk out smelling a bit of whatever you and the others had for dinner...)