Hocco - The Indian Kitchen

I ordered food from Hocco last night for the first time and was very pleased. lots ordered the chicken biriani with medium spice level and an order of samosas. Both were delicious. I was happy with the spice level that I chose. The biryani was very flavorful and had a large piece of bone in chicken in it. The samosas were deep friend and not over cooked. it included Tamarind and another green sauce that were the perfect flavor combo to dip them in. I can't wait to try more menu items.

Spotless -and shining!Small little place located in the shop area near Sam's in Chesapeake My first visit here ! Brought a few people from work!You order from a small counter with the menu on a screen behind lOpen seating !Between all of us no one no one ordered the same thing. Which was great we could all taste from each other!The meals are served in and environment friendly bowl! With a large side of basmati rice!The Food was Absolutely BANGING!!!!I enjoyed listening to everyone talk about how amazing each of their meals were!I tasted most so I agree !!!Highly recommend this spot

To wrap up the journey for 7.57 deals in October, Sophia and I traveled to Chesapeake for this new spot near Walmart. They opened up earlier in the year making Indian food in various ways. The company actually started out as an ice cream shop in India back to the 1940s until they changed to a restaurant-style outfit right before the pandemic started. Their first QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) opened in the States in....you guessed it....Hampton Roads. So, let's see if they delivered for yours truly.For our entire visit, we were the only customers. They do have seating but can also operate for takeout. The decor here is very good and spotless. They even have their own water station just in case you want to skip sodas or beer. We placed our orders up at the counter before getring seated. For the 7.57 deal, I selected a smoked chicken tikka wrap with Diet Coke. Inside the wrap is chargrilled chicken tossed in gravy along with potato wedges, kachumber (Indian salad), fried chilies and cilantro. Having this for the first time as a wrap was the right call. It was pretty good and flavorful. They did not skimp on any of the ingredients at all.But I knew for sure having just a wrap and drink wouldn't be enough besides having a slice of garlic naan that Sophia ordered. From a past conversation with our CM Yoonie, she mentioned the amul cheese jalapeno garlic naan bread, with the cheese being a populat brand in India. So I said 'Why not order this bread?' And boy was she right. The cheese was pretty good and cooked throughout. And there was enough jalapenos to give it a nice kick. A very good decision to head here for a nice deal. You betcha we'll be back for a 2nd round. Till next time :)

The food at Hocco is excellent! I could not be happier with the food. The Butter Chicken is fantastic. I order the "Indian Hot" spice level, but I must say that the spiciness varies from visit to visit. Some days it is hotter than others, but it is always delicious. I only gave 4 stars instead of 5 because I would like the spiciness to be more consistent and the price to be more affordable. Don't get me wrong, I love the food and I keep coming back, but it is fairly expensive for the small portions. I'm a big guy and I am not upset that the portions are small because I could use to drop a few pounds, but it is not priced for the portion size. Two small meals and an order of pita shouldn't come out to over $50 at a place you order at the counter or take out. It's not going to stop me from going, but it definitely has influenced how often I go.

A casual and modern styled restaurant. The chairs are quite comfortable, and the whole place seats about 30 people. The music was upbeat Indian, and filled the restaurant with depth, credit given to Bose speakers. A good sound system really defines the atmosphere. My meal was Lamb Korma with basmati rice, Amul Cheese Jalapeño Garlic Naan, Nimbu Pani, and a Topo-Chico mineral water in case I needed extra help with the spice heat. The korma curry is a cashew and onion gravy with a rich flavor that tastes almost mushroomy, and medium spiciness is pleasant on the mouth without being overwhelming. There was slightly less lamb than I expected for the price, but the quality of the dish made it easy to overlook. I dumped my basmati rice into my curry to create a curry delivery system for my mouth. I don't eat enough Indian to really know, but that's probably the way to eat it. An order of naan is two huge half moon slices, and I dare say essential to the meal. I ordered the cheese filled jalapeño garlic naan, and I don't regret it. Don't forget your naan!The nimbu pani (sweet lemon water) really helps with cutting the spicy heat. I call it really good lemonade. The price is not too cheap, but not too expensive either. While the flavor might be in your face, the prices are just right. Next time, I'll try the butter chicken.

We purchased take out, but it was very nice and eclectic-minimal inside. It would have made a great dine in location. Tandoori chicken wings were amazing, as was the rink Marsala burrito.

Hocco - The Indian Kitchen; newly opened located in Chesapeake, VA! The first Hocco establishment to open in the USA! They make wraps, bowls, and various traditional Indian dishes. I tried several items from the menu, and each one was a banger!I had the spicy shrimp bowl, garlic naan, tandoori lamb chops, and mango lassi. Each dish was flavorful, seasoned, cooked perfectly, and just delicious! For my Indian foodies, or if you've never had Indian food, this is the place to run to!

Stopped in because I love Indian food, and this is a place I hadn't tried before this visit. This a a quick order type place, you can sit and eat as we did, but it seems like it's set up to be more of a takeout place. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, and I got it hot. And it was definitely hot! Not too hot, but right on that boarder for me. The color was darker than Tikka Masala typically is, but it was really good. I took home leftovers (side note, I love the way that it was served in the container, then when I had leftovers, all I needed was the top...smart) and it was still really good and the heat had calmed down a bit which made it the right level of heat for me.My wife ordered the Lamb Gouleti, and she said it was good. Going back to my dish, she got the mild spice level, and to my taste it was too mild. I feel like they need a spice level to straddle thise to spice levels. The Somoasa were really good too. Overall I recommend. I'll definitely be back to try something else on the menu, but IDT you can go wrong with either of these two dishes.

I doordashed from here because they had a happy hour deal and I had a DoorDash credit. I got the curry chicken and a mango lassi. The mango lassi was probably the best mango lassi I have EVER had. EVER. SO GOOD. The curry, I would not get again. Idk if it was just my tastebuds or what but I just didn't like it unfortunately. It did arrive hot! The naan was good.

THE BEST Indian food I've had in a while. The service was top tier. The owners approached us almost immediately and the host asked us if we had any questions straight off the bat. They are attentive and very helpful, extremely friendly and patient. The atmosphere is inviting, cute and super family oriented which is definitely a plus +. I was recommended this establishment by my mom, I've tried their food before and was blown away, however the experience is so much more rewarding when you sit in and order yourself. I love this place and the team and I will be sure to make this my staple from now on. 10 out of 10 ‍