Curry Pizza House

Great spot with gluten free, cauliflower crust, vegan substitutions. Tasty and satisfying! Plenty of seating inside. Service was great but I came around 5 pm before most people arrived. Overall great experience, if you're looking for a desi pizza in Palo Alto!

If you're looking to spice up your pizza game, **Curry Pizza House** is a fun and flavorful twist on the traditional pizza experience. The menu is packed with a ton of unique varieties, especially if you're into Indian flavors. They have an impressive selection of Indian specialty pizzas, from a butter chicken pie to tikka masala, and everything in between. The seasonings are on point, adding a nice balance of heat and flavor without overpowering the whole pizza.One thing to keep in mind is that you'll have to pay extra for dipping sauces, which is a little annoying considering the price of the pizza. It's not a dealbreaker, but I would've preferred it to be included, especially with how great the sauces complement the flavors of the pizza.That said, the pizzas themselves are delicious, and the crust is perfectly crispy while still holding up to all the toppings. The blend of Indian spices with the familiar pizza base is a fun mix that really works.I'd definitely recommend **Curry Pizza House** if you're in the mood for something different and want to try a creative take on pizza. The variety and seasoning alone make it worth checking out, and if you're a fan of Indian food, this spot will definitely hit the spot!

Me and a couple friends ordered for pickup, so this will review will solely be about the food!Curry Pizza House has always been around as a pretty tempting option for Indian Pizza, and I'm pretty happy with how my group's food turned out!We ordered 2 pizzas and their boneless wings, and they definitely did not disappoint. The favorite pizza of the night, by recommendation of someone in the group, was actually the Achari Gobi - which was quite a surprise for us since it doesn't have meat. However, I thought that it was very well spiced and came in large enough chunks that it still felt like I was eating a meat based pizza.The other one we ordered was the Chicken Tikka, which we felt was pretty standard - nothing to complain about but also nothing too special. As for the tandoori wing side, our party ordered boneless ones, and while they were well spiced and quite crispy, it's definitely not a must order.Overall I quite liked CPH - I'd probably return to try a few more of their specialty pizzas!

Curry pizza house is our go-to and never fails! I loved the palo alto location specifically because I love the service there, they made us feel comfortable and asked us if were doing okay periodically! Its a sports bar, and there was a game going on when we went, we loved the whole atmosphere.As a vegetarian, I love the malai paneer pizza the most - its spicy and creamy.

Love the curry pizza here, great unique flavors. Favorite is standard tikka masala pizza. lots of beer options. Something for everyone. Wait time isn't too bad. Can get crowded esp on sports nights.

Super unique and yummy! This was my first time trying Indian pizza and I definitely will be coming back to try different things. It's very fulfilling but doesn't make you feel super heavy and you feel like you're eating a healthy dinner (if you get the curry pizzas). They have a wide selection of curry pizzas, traditional pizzas, and apps!My friend and I did a Large half Tandoori Chicken (white garlic sauce + tandoori chicken) and half Palak Paneer (pesto + masala paneer) pizza with regular crust. It was HUGE and was completely filled with toppings. I would say the chicken itself didn't have much flavor but it felt healthy and the dough was really seasoned. The pizzas are made to order and expect to wait a bit. The bill was $42 (including tax and tip) and both of us brought home 2 slices for lunch so the meal was worth.

TLDR: Great food (best wings), nice ambience, quick serviceBeen a big fan of their wings for a while now. The tandoori and achari wings are absolutely delicious! The pizzas are good- love their achari gobi and veggie delight in the vegeterian options with tikka being the fab of the meat options!Although we've tried multiple branches of curry pizza house, unfortunately not all match up to the Palo Alto experience and taste.

Ideally, 3.5/5. Curry Pizza House in downtown Palo Alto offers a unique fusion of Indian flavors and classic pizzas. The staff was friendly and attentive, making sure my order was ready when I arrived to pick it up. The restaurant itself has a chill vibe, perfect for a casual hangout. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, though the outdoor area is a bit limited. There's even a bar for those who want to grab a drink with their meal and watch a game. Now, for the food. The mango Lassi was a bit of a letdown. It was surprisingly thick and had a strange bitter aftertaste. The Masala chips sounded promising, but by the time I got them home (it was a to-go order), they were a bit soggy. While I understand this can happen with take-out, the flavor profile was also lacking the punch you'd expect from Indian spices.The saving grace of the meal was the Curry Veggie Delight pizza. It was loaded with fresh veggies, and the crust was nice and crispy. However, be warned, it came with a surprising amount of jalapeños! Overall, Curry Pizza House has a cool atmosphere and some interesting menu items. With a few tweaks to the Lassi and Masala chips, it could be a great spot. The pizza itself was good, but next time, I'll be sure to ask for them to go a little lighter on the jalapeños.

Enjoyed this! While I lean to classic quality New York slices, ever since trying a Tandoori Chicken pizza from Domino's in London (where at the time it was the nearest best option) I've looked forward to another Indian inspired pizza. Putting this in a different category than traditional pizza, for me this fusion creation was more about the flavors than comparing it to traditional pizza.Excited to learn about Curry Pizza House and, while in Palo Alto, decided to try out their 8" lunch special. Although they had a Tandoori Chicken option, selected their new Malai Chicken with Malai sauce, diced tomatoes, red onions, and marinated chicken. Glad I did!From my understanding, Malai means cream, which makes the curry smooth, but flavorful. The crust was more doughy than in a thin New York pie, but it married well with the toppings. All the ingredients complemented each other.Note - While Curry Pizza House appears they have table service, this location feels more like a fast casual restaurant. It does have a bar as well.Definitely would recommend Curry Pizza House's Malai Chicken and look forward to eventually exploring all their curry pizza varieties, including their Tandoori Chicken!

Went for Weekday Lunch SpecialFood - 2/5. The pizza had good bite on the dough and the cheese was stringy. The chicken itself was lacking in flavor and texture. It lacked any color so the diced chicken breast felt too soft almost to the point of being rubbery. I expected a strong taste of achari, but it was rather bland. The weak flavor of the chicken combined with the white garlic sauce and cheese made the pizza taste heavy and bready.Service - 4/5. Attentive and fast service.Value - 2/5. The lunch special is $15 for a personal pizza of your choice and a choice of drink, including beer. For the quality and portions of the special, it was too expensive to garner visiting in the limited hours they offer it.Parking - Street/Municipal Garage (Free)