Curry Hut Indian Food

Got the 3 item combo (chicken tikki masala, curry chicken, and eggplant) and added the garlic naan for $1 extra which is such a good deal. It was so much food for under $20 and lasted me 2 meals. The chicken tikki masala was the best thing - so good! The eggplant (pretty spicy and a mushy texture) and curry chicken (not as impressive compared to the tikki masala) were both good but I probably wouldn't order it again. Next time I'd get the chicken tikki masala again and try 2 other items - chicken spinach, lentils, goat curry, cauliflower potatoes, etc - they all looked really good!

For a Panda Express/Chipotle style of fast food, this place is extremely affordable, filling, and tasty for what it is.I would not say this is authentic Indian food, but for the convenience I would say this is quite a place I would come often. I usually get the goat curry and chicken tikka masala.

Curry Hut Indian Food is located on Chapman near Raymond. It is easy to access and locate (just look for the striped, lime green and orange roof). Parking is plentiful. There is limited seating both inside and outside. Tables and chairs are ultra casual. Although the combo plate choices are limited, the variety is nice and range from vegetarian to goat to chicken. Their rice is a little different from other Indian places I've been to in that it has peas and carrots mixed in. It's still good! They also have a la cart options for entrees, breads, rice dishes, and desserts. While the combo plates were ready to go as soon as they were dishes up, there is still a short wait for the naan to be prepared. Even so, it came out pretty quickly. Today I ordered the 2 item combo with chicken tikka masala and black pepper chicken. I'd never noticed black pepper chicken at any other Indian places, so I asked for a sample and the lady working the front was happy to let me try it. SO good! Definitely on the spicy side! Both chicken dishes were seasoned beautifully, had super tender meat, and had a very good ratio of chicken to sauce. I also wanted to try their chili garlic naan and their cheese naan. The chili garlic naan had a nice kick. The cheese naan looked great and pretty innocent ~ until you take that first big bite. I think there's some kind of chili stuffed in it because it instantly cleared up my sinuses. Food was great (especially the black pepper chicken) and service was prompt. Food selection is great and prices are reasonable. I'd definitely come back.

My go to place for Indian food. There are one item, two item and three item combos that come with rice and naan. Garlic naan is extra but so worth it. Quick, affordable, and delicious.

I've been here quite a few times but most recently I have felt inclined to leave a review because it's just THAT good. My go-to items are the goat curry, black pepper chicken, chicken curry and of course the upgraded garlic naan. The cooks and cashiers are always kind and the place is spotless which makes for a delightful experience.

TLDR: Solid Indian food for a solid price. They're very lunch friendly, but they also make it very easy to bring food home that can be taken in many sittings. Chicken Biryani: A dish prepared when ordered with a slice level that you can request. The rice was fluffy and the chicken was tender. I asked for a mild and they did very well keeping the heat in while not burning my mouth.Chicken tikka masala: It's really good. This place's chicken is always one of the softest around the area for this dish. It s is a staple for me every time I visit.Palak Paneer (not pictured): They don't have much of a differentiator for this one. There is a hint of heat here but nothing I can't handle. Cottage cheese cubes weren't too big or too small. A good way to eat greens while eating curry. Garlic naan: It's solid. No other notes apart from it doing it's job in delivering the curry to my mouth. Service: Imagine a cafeteria style level of service. It's not amazing, but you won't come here to be treated like a king. You're here because you want their good food.Ambiance: It's a small store that seats 8. Cleanliness is not an issue, but space is a bit of an issue. Just order it to go and eat it at home.

The food was all right--it's definitely more affordable than ordering a la carte. My boyfriend and I shared a 2-item plate, and the only thing I didn't like so much was the veggie side he chose. It tasted like they shoved every veggie known to mankind in there, and the sauce couldn't mask the blandness. The tofu also wasn't the most appetizing, and I absolutely love tofu. I would much rather eat at an actual Indian restaurant, but Curry Hut is still a decent eatery that I wish had more locations.

If you love Indian food, and want convenience, this is the place. Priced reasonably, and portions are generous for the combos. The ladies that are at the counter are friendly, and answers any questions you may have. I've tried all the items in the front counter, and it's pretty good all around. If you get 2 item combo, that's a perfect portion for one adult. If you want to try one more item, just know that they put the third item in a tiny box separate. The combo comes with a serving of naan bread, and can be upgraded to garlic. Both is fine, I tend to stick to the traditional, as the food itself is very complex as it is. Just to clarify, complex as in, it's not the standard salt and pepper type of dish. Indian food is like a multi layered, warm, hearty dish of happiness. I sometimes order ala cart, 32 oz of Chicken Tikka Masala, just note the rice portion is tiny for the amount of Chicken dish you get. As others mention, if you don't specify extra rice, it's going to look odd. Yes, you will have to pay about $5 for extra rice portion. This place is good for anyone craving something different, something quick, and price reasonably. This is fast, authentic Indian food.

This is a fantastic spot for some authentic Indian food. I recently ordered the chicken tikka masala and palak paneer, very creamy and savory. The samosas are perfectly crispy as well, with just the right amount of spice. The prices are a little high, but at least you get a hearty meal. Quality food, great service, awesome place.

It pains me to write this review, because I have been eating at Curry Hut for a while now. The food is legitimely the best Indian food I have ever had. I cannot rate it highly enough. Unfortunately today, I picked up lunch for myself and a co worker. Two item plate, chicken tikamasala and the pepper chicken. About half way through enjoying my food, I spot a long black hair in my pepper chicken. Yep, gross. Thats the end of me eating at Curry Hut in Fullerton, for a while at least. I threw the food out right away. Thinking back to when I picked up the food, the two women that were serving customers were both not wearing any sort of hair net or hat, and both had long dark hair. To be fair, they had their hair in ponytails, so that is something at least, but It could have come off of someone in the back of house.I didn't take a photo, there is no point. Anyone could put hair on food and take a photo. And I don't want them to loose business, I am writing this review because maybe reading this will cause them to take measures to prevent this from happening in the future. Like I mentioned I loved this place. I hope to come back to it again in the future.