Curry Pot

The late Sheldon Adelson would be ashamed. They cook their food in the Venetian Kitchen and microwave it for 4 minutes. My lamb vindaloo was cokd. I asked for a refund to my Virtual Bank credit cardand they could not process it and at first tried to push the chicken which I don't want.The entire rice was cold. At $20 you would expect fresh food. Gordon Ramsay would agree with me microwaved food at the Venetian doesn't go.Look at the other vendors much fresher food. I hope this restaurant won't last so I can open up one.

Just awful. Chicken tikka sauce was watery and not very flavorful at all. The chicken pieces were too large and chewy.The "salad" was some onions and one huge green pepper that burned my mouth (I should have known better). And naan was just OK, but the best part of the experience.I wanted a satisfying meal, but threw it away after a half-dozen forkfuls.Very disappointing.

I saw this in the food court and it sounded delicious. It was not delicious and way overpriced.I ordered the paneer tikka sandwich. I was thinking this would be wrapped maybe in a naan. Nope. It was literally a sandwich. Two piece of white bread. And it had tomatoes and sauce. It basically was the indian version of grilled cheese. It also came with plain chips. All for $14! I could have made it for $4. No I will not return again.

Unfortunately, this place has gone downhill. First time we remember great food, now just flavorless mush. The dosa was soggy, sambar was just water and the Shahi paneer was dull and flavorless. I can make these better. Will not be returning again. AVOID this place if you seek quality Indian food.

Its located inside the Venetian Hotel Food court. Its a busy food court, you have to find seating. The Food is Delicious. Ordered The Shahi Paneer, not too spicy, it comes with rice, naan bread and onions and peppers. Very Tasty. The atmoshpere is busy and loud which is normal for being inside a Hotel on the Strip. a Must Try

We got the chicken Tikka Masala. It taste fresh and it has a good heat to it. Nice flavors.

If I could turn back time, I would have never come here. I was thrilled to see Curry Pot. Amid the fast food, new Americana, steakhouses and taco joints, this place stood out. I absolutely love Indian food, be it northern or southern. And being in Vegas I, for some reason, had a sudden a deep desire to have some good curry. I was sold when, checking up the spot online, I saw dosas on the menu. It is hard to find dosas where I live, and I had not had one in such a long time. I was looking forward to the savory flavor of the lentils and potatoes and the crispness of the dosa. But I sould have read the reviews more closely. What a disappointment. The dosa was somewhat soggy. Not crisp at all. The filling was nearly flavorless. The dal soup served with it, however, was tasty and with a hint of fire. Also tried the palak paneer, which came with a side of rice and what looked and tasted like store brought pita. The dense, not the fluffy kind. The paneer was so loose and the dish, overall, was...wet. I know that is a strange description because it's palak paneer -- of course it's wet. But it was the kind of wet that made the food taste like it had been licked before you put it into your mouth. As other reviewers have noted, the food reads and looks authentic, but there is something terribly wrong with how it tastes. Everything tastes off.

We were visiting Vegas and tried biryani here. It was really good. I was pleasantly surprised. The host was really nice and really wanted you to enjoy the meal. Will definitely go again if the opportunity arises!

Ordered chicken tikka masala sandwich. It came on toasted sourdough and Ruffles potato chips. Not what was expected. Almost as much raw white onions as chicken.

The people are friendly, and food is good. We ordered the Shahi Paneer, Chicken Tikka Masala , and Mango Lassi. The side vegetables are very fresh. I like this place, but It is a little bit pricy.