Curry Kitchen

Not everyone in my house loves "Indian food" but we literally ate this up. We're based in north Austin, and it was worth the extra few minutes for this delicious meal.

I first went to Yelp and look at the reviews of Curry Kitchen before ordering UberEATS delivery. I saw there were highly reviews so i thought, I will give it a try! I had order for my family the Chicken Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken Butter,, Veggie samosas, pani puri, and naan. There was a deal on UberEATS for buy one get one free for Butter chicken, pani puri, and naan which I thought wow, I've never seen this offer at an Indian restaurant before. Was excited that I didn't have to cook for the rest of the week to enjoy the food but.... when I tried the chicken tikka masala and butter chicken it was oddly sweet and severely bland. The sauce was super watery and you can't taste any of the traditional indian spices. It was lacking spices which is very old for Indian food because the cuisine is known for its spices and bold flavors. Chicken in both dish was super dry and tough like the chicken was over cooked to the point of no return. The basmati rice as ok. The veggie samosas were seasoned but it was an ok samosa not the best one I ever had. The samosas paired with their two sauce was ok. The sauces once again was super watery. The pani puri was crispy and packed well but the potatoes mixture was very bland and under seasoned. It needed more spices. The water sauce was ok and one note with a little heat. The naan was super chewy and tough. It was rough to eat. We did not enjoy any of the dishes we ordered. Overall with the food quality, cookery, and lacking in seasonings, I sadly can't recommend this place base on my take out order experience.

I've been here quite a few times now and always had a good experience! The service has been efficient and friendly each time I've come. I've yet to see them half full regardless of when I've gone, so I wouldn't expect a wait. Their menu is quite big, usually for an Indian/nepalese place I would lean towards the Nepalese food, since it tends to be their specialty. However I've found their strength to be more in the Indian and Indo-Chinese dishes. The chili chicken in particular is one of my go tos.I've always enjoyed the Nepalese dishes when I've tried them, but the serving sizes are quite a bit smaller and come at a higher price. I'd probably recommend looking elsewhere if you want Nepalese specifically.Overall, very solid spot with good portions and reasonable prices if you're looking for a south Asian spot in the area

I'm a little bit confused how best to rate this place - is it 3 or 4 stars? Because, their portion sizes are unbelievably tiny -- and it's worse when compared to the higher-than-average prices they're charging. But the flavors of the food are amazing. The alu tikki was particularly note worthy. I hope management will take notice of this feedback. You can charge a bit extra if you're delivering quality, but you can't disappoint customers by serving just two bites per appetizer. I also think their takeout order was a lot smaller than their dine-in portions. That is even more disappointing because you don't realize it until you're home how little food they gave.We paid about $30 for 3 appetizers but it wasn't even enough for 2 people to share as a satisfying pre-dinner round. Add: I'm even more disappointed with the business owner's response. You can look on their website and the Gobi Manchurian is $9.99 - it was 6 quarter-sized pieces, Paneer Pakoda is $6.99 and was two bite-sized pieces, and the Alu Tikki is $4.99 and I've shared the photo. They have 21 appetizers on their menu - only 6 of them are $5 or below. I wish the response wasn't so defensive and sarcastic - I had hoped to give them another try but likely won't at this point.

Great service! I love the alo gobi and Chana masala-- the manager there was so sweet to me while I was pregnant and gave me complimentary bread will be back!

SO GOOD. It's been a while since I've had some good chicken tikka masala + on a random rainy day, I had a craving for it. Many places in the area with scary reviews so I just went with this place + very grateful I did. I asked for my chicken tikka masala to be spicy + they delivered! the garlic naan was so moist and flavorful. I enjoyed my meal so much that I order biryani then next day! The biryani wasn't spectacular like the chicken tikka masala but I still enjoyed it. Great portion sizes. They advertise cooking classes! I am inclined to attend ones after eating here.

D-Licious, unassuming, kinda hidden back. This is an absolute gem of a restaurant. By far, my favorite Indian restaurant I have visited so far. Ironically, it was recommended to me by someone who worked at a different Indian restaurant lol Temperature of spice runs the spectrum which is refreshing for sensitive palates where a lot of restaurants are trying to out heat each other. Even so, they can still make it spicy!Their chutneys were sooo good also.It is also reasonably priced which makes coming back more manageable.The staff was friendly, welcoming and sufficiently attentive. Well balanced attention and space.I saw a dude walk in with his new serious girlfriend. I know she was new and serious because she was with her mom and he was thanked for bringing in two new people. Good luck young sir, great choice to make a good impression.Go here!

First timers......soooo good, sooo clean, sooo flavorful. We ate the chicken biryani, veggie curry (tons of veggies!) with jasmine rice and sweet naan with golden raisins, nuts and coconut in it. We will be back soon!

Curry Kitchen is very good. The food is consistently tasty, the portions are large, and the staff are friendly. They will adjust spice level to your liking. The complimentary dippers that they give you at the beginning of your meal are delicous. The price point is fair, given the portion size.Why not 5 stars? The original staff were more attentive than the current staff. The last few times we visited, we were left waiting several times for a bit too long while staff was just standing up by the register. They are also a bit skimpy on the protein portions. Entree portions are large, but they barely put any meat in your dish. Also, the Mango Lassi is very small for the price. Lastly, the ambiance is pretty bare. Overall, these issues aren't enough to stop us from patronizing this restaurant. We do skip the mango Lassis now, but the food is still very good. With flavor like that, we can look past the other stuff. Especially in Pflugerville. There just aren't a lot of options. This one is one of the best ones in Pf by far.Also, it is important to note that there is NO kids' menu. This is disappointing, but not a deal breaker for us. I know for some it is.

A hidden gem located towards the back near the Cinemark theaters. We got to try a few dishes here and all have been delicious. The food always comes out fresh, hot, and flavorful. They have a big selection of various items but my go-to is their selection of curries (eg. chicken korma). The chili naan is my favorite and pairs well with the curry. I also love their complimentary appetizer with the trio of sauces. Mango lassi is also superb and a perfect pairing with your meal. Happy to support a local business and the service have been friendly and attentive so far. Definitely my go-to local Indian spot for now.