Curry Place

Hello Yelpers! Let's talk about where you can find THE BEST GARLIC NAAN ON THE PLANET! If you live in Wesley Chapel, NC and have seen this restaurant and decided to skip it, YOU ARE MISSING OUT! This food is so delicious, I selfishly debated not writing this to keep it to myself. Yep, I will not lie. I did. After my 25th consistent visit, I just couldn't deny the people. So here we go.Curry has a lovely intimate aesthetic inside. You aren't going to see more than 40 ppl inside. Everything feels authentic to the origin of each dish. If you don't believe me, get the butter chicken or chickpea curry if you'd like to be safe. I've tried multiple items and they haven't disappointed once. The service is always on point, and now that I'm a regular, they already know what I'm getting. That's the stuff of legend when it comes to restaurants. My favorite dish(es) is the Lamb Biryani - heat index 6 (Yes I forgot to add that you can tell them how spicy you'd like it ranging from 1 - 10 so please don't like spice stop you from experiencing this blessing. 2) Tikka Masala - heat index 6 (HEAR ME OUT if you love dipping THE BEST GARLIC NAAN in a rich flavorFULL sauce, this dish is FOR YOU. 3) Butter Chicken is a strong runner up for you sauce dippers. I'd choose heat index 6-7 depending on if I'm feeling risky. 4) Chickpea Curry - which is still masterfully flavorFULL heat index - 7. About this heat index, upon my first visit I order the Rasila Gobi (fried cauliflower) at heat index 8 with the chickpea curry at heat index 8. My mouth was on fire, but I could not stop eating this deliciousness. So please learn from my mistake. The Rasila Gobi (MUST HAVE) has a rich flavor that lingers and intensifies with each bite. Now, my safe zone is at 6 because 7, is too close to 8 (Haha). If you love flavor, but not spice, you are a 1 - 2 person. If you like to dabble a little, 3 - 5. I truly hope this helps!As for the naan and lamb biryani, I've had this dish from multiple states, including NYC for your hardcore folks out there. THE BEST IS RIGHT HERE. Please Dine In to experience that garlic naan (IMPORTANT). It comes out hot and fresh with the perfect texture and flavor. Taking it to-go (still good) would do your tastebuds a disservice due to the humidity inside the takeout container (if you know, you know). It is truly something special. Now, this Lamb Biryani will hit every single taste bud you have with so much pleasure, you will holler out "MmmMmm". That lamb cuts like butter. This dish comes with two kinds of sauce that are both differently delicious and unique. I throw both on the dish, mixing in the fresh red onion, then squeezing the lemon all over the top.Curry closes mid day as part of their culture so check the hours before you head over. This is a winner people! From the atmosphere, to the plating of each dish, to the music, and service... it's just a WINNER. My recommendation is the Rasila Gobi appetizer, Lamb Biryani entree, with THE BEST GARLIC NAAN ON THE PLANET. I hope you read this review in its entirety, the secret is now out! And you don't wanna miss it. If you love Indian Cuisine and you live 100 miles away, it is definitely worth the drive! 100 percent. Enjoy your new obsession! You're welcome!

There are so many Indian restaurants in the Charlotte area and I've seen some of my favorites close down over the years. I had given up hope on finding another but over the weekend I had a serious hankering for Indian grub, did some research and discovered Curry Place. I'm glad I did. I ordered takeout and found the place nestled in a strip mall. Curry Place has an ample amount of seating and very friendly servers and hosts in a nice, comfortable environment. Picked up my food at the bar and off I went. I sampled a bit of everything -- samosas, garlic naan, lamb biryani and goat bhindaloo. Every single item hit. I mean, everything. Bravo to Curry Place -- they have great reviews on here and I can now add mine to a place I plan to continue frequenting.

I have been wanting to try Curry Place for some time now because the reviews are great and I love Indian food. My daughter and I recently went and had a great experience from beginning to end. The atmosphere is great and the decor is nice but doesn't have much of an Indian aesthetic. However, that doesn't matter because the food is what we came for. We were promptly seated and our server was the waiter and the owner. The owner is wonderful and has a great background story to his life. First, we had to order the samosas. When they came out, they were hot, fresh and full of authentic flavor. The flavor was what you'd expect. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala and I honestly didn't have high expectations. I ordered it at spice level 7 out of 10. However, when my dish came out with the basmati rice, I was eager to try.The portion size was enough for two people and from the first taste, it was amazing. It had the perfect blend of ingredients, spices and the curry sauce had the perfect thickness to it. There was no after taste and each bite was just as good as the first. The chicken was cooked very well. It wasn't overcooked or undercooked. The naan matched very well with the curry and I could've kept eating but as I said, the portion size is enough for two. The service was excellent as they made sure to check on us often to make sure we were happy. I was more happy with the meal and knowing that Curry Place is close to my home means I don't have to drive to Ballantyne, South Park or uptown Charlotte. I highly recommend Curry place for the food first and foremost, the customer service and the value for your money. You won't be disappointed.

Great food the manager/owner? Came by and helped us order some off the beaten path entrees and appetizers.

This vegan chana masala is fresh and amazingly delicious! The flavors, portions, heat profile and value is outstanding. I always finish my meal so satisfied. If you are a vegan in the Charlotte area, you would love it.

We tried for the first time last night. We were licking our lips and sucking our teeth all the way home. Sooooo good we woke up talking about it!!!

Place is awesome and I never comment.It's asking for 85 characters to post this.....well my son said it's the best Indian he has ever has, enough said.

Last week I went on a mini culinary adventure for the hesitant. As the only non-enthusiast of Indian cuisine in my family, I decided to check out this new restaurant because it was too convenient not to. I was pleasantly surprised. I started with the ever-popular Samosa appetizer. Even the most skeptical diners can find joy in that dish. It was so filling, and both of the sauces that came with it were delicious. After reading up on Chicken Biryani, I decided to give it a shot. It's a simple dish. What could possibly go wrong? Good thing I never discovered the answer to that question. Nothing went wrong. The rice was flavorful and the rice had three whole pieces of chicken buried in it. A leg, and I believe two thighs. I didn't try the sauce that came with it. It had a milky appearance so I enjoyed the Biryani without it. I ordered both dishes with a spice level of 3, which was the lowest option and perfect for me.The staff was great as well. I was inside for less than 5 minutes, just long enough to pick up my takeout order. The person who checked me out was courteous and had genuine enthusiasm.Who knows, this experience may have transformed a hesitant Indian cuisine explorer like me into an avid fan. I'll be sure to check this place out again.

A great Indian place - I always like a well cooked seasoned curry and this place hits the spot - Food was in point and service was great.

Good Indian, had garlic naan and chicken saag. Will return and try other entree's. Ordered take out order was ready on time.