Curry Mahal draws praise for bold, flavorful dishes at good value, with crowd favorites like butter chicken poutine, shrimp curry, samosas and a wide range of vegetarian options consistently mentioned. Service is described as fast and hospitable, with delivery noted for speed and reliability, and the decor is often described as minimal rather than impressive. Vegetarian dishes are widely highlighted as a strength, including chana, aloo gobi, palak paneer and a well regarded vegetarian thali, while some reviews credit generous portions and quality such as naan and paratha. A few experiences are more mixed, with dal makhni sometimes rated below average and a note about the paneer gravy, and one comment suggesting a bite that might deter future visits; cleanliness or washroom concerns have also appeared in some notes. Overall, Curry Mahal seems to be a dependable, reasonably priced option for quick Indian meals, especially for takeout in the plateau, delivering strong flavor and fast service for many diners, though not every dish will satisfy every palate.
Their Aloo paratha is the best item! I think I'll never stop having those. Their biryani is terrible as every time it is consumed, we get sick enough to throw up our guts out! They need to work on their palak paneer dish, it is not done properly & looks pretty raw, the colour comes out to light green & has heavy chunks?!
I ordered food home from Curry Mahal for 6 people who love butter chicken. It was the best we have all tasted to date. The sauce was spicy & delicious. We will just order from there, from now on. Not sure there will be better than that. Thank you Curry Mahal. One day we hope to dine in!
I am basing my review on delivery orders. I think I've ordered at least a dozen times now & have tried a few starters & appetizers. I've never had an issue with freshness or quality of food. I've ordered alone, with multiple friends & each time people are happy. The combos for 2 are quite generous (lots of protein in the gravies). Whereas most of my previous go-to spots either are so expensive now or I have had actual food quality issues, this place hits the spot. Can't speak on the inside of the restaurant. The paneer pakora are quite good as an appetizer. My only note (not a negative by any means) is that non-spicy option is already a bit spicy. If you go with spicy option, good luck to you!
The food is what it's worth, but restaurant is not in good physical shape, & the way they serve the food in a tray may not be appealing. But the server is friendly
Sep 13, 2024
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सब चीज़ें बहुत अच्छे हैं. खाने से पहले चाय पूछते हैं, क्यों की वो धीरे चाय बनाते हैं. लेकिन चाय बहुत लज़ीज़ है और थाली की क़ीमत सब से कम है. आप नहीं पछताएँगे
Ordered dal tadka, mix vegetables & naan & rotis with vegetable biryani Vegetable biryani was too spicy for a mild & cauliflower in it was not cooked well. But the biggest showdown was they sent some pakoras instead of mixed vegetables so we just had to eat naan with dal tadka. The roti was mentioned whole wheat but was very different from its picture. Stay away from this place - pretty low level of customer satisfaction & no regrets on doing so apparently
The flavours are authentic & very homely. Highly recommend aloo onion parantha, white Chane & yellow dal. The place can use a bit of a reno but the food is fresh & delicious. Highly recommend this place if in town. Reminds me of my mom's cooking.
