Curry Pizza House

Best pizza place ever. I ordered a chicken tikka pizza and 10 pcs of tandoori wings. The pizza was delicious and the wings were bomb!!!

I have no idea how this place gets a 4 star. I have tried a lot of Indian pizza places– Bombay Pizza, Pizza Pub, Tasty Indian Pizza. This place comes last in my list. Order was prepared quickly in around 15 min. The place has sufficient parking on a Monday afternoon. Tried half Chilli Paneer and half Shahi Panner large pizza. The sauce is flavorless. The spice is very low. I had to use ketchup and hot sauce to get some flavor. This is the first time I used a sauce on an Indian Pizza. The shahi panner and chilli panner sauce had hardly any difference and totally tasteless. Will not be going here again anytime soon.

I really, really, really love the achari wings. And the tandoori wings. If you get wings with your pizza, this is the only place you should probably ever order from… they are amazing. I only ever get delivery, and they are relatively fast and friendly… pizza and wings are always nice and hot when they get here. The pizza is definitely strong as well; either the more standard pizza (my daughter likes Hawaiian) or the curry pizza (huge fan of the Masala Curry pizzas).

I was surprised by how good the pizza was! I’ve tried a few Indian pizza places now and every time I’ve been left feeling like they were a fusion of mediocre pizza and mediocre Indian. Finally I get it, Indian pizza is oh so good when done right! I loved both the Tandoori Chicken Pizza and the Curry Masala Pizza, which packed some heat. They aren’t stingy with their quality ingredients. Prices were reasonable, sizes run a little smaller, and delivery was quick. Adding them to my Fremont favorites list.

I was very surprised with the pizza and the service, very interesting flavors on the pizza. i ordered the tandoori wings, and they were zestful! Called inn, the order, it was ready on time and the person over the phone was super nice. Glad to see a well run pizza place in the Fremont hub.

Good pizza. A little salty (perhaps the seasoning?) but toppings were ample and seemed fresh. Wouldn’t be my number one pizza place but would certainly order again.

Giving this spot a 3.5.
Drove into this plaza and noticed a new Indian pizza spot. So excited there is a new dining option in my neighborhood. Couldn’t help but come with my Meetup group to check it out.
This might be one of the cleanest restaurants I’ve been to. There are 6 giant TVs around the shop of which they played a variety of sporting events. they had different sized tables which was great!
The pizza was decent. The crust was a bit thick for my liking but not bad. I wanted to do a half and half style but they only allowed halvesies on large and extra large pizzas. I wasn’t as thrilled about this limitation. I had to do a large and ended up with several days worth of leftovers. But it was nice to try two different styles. Half was Chicken Tikka and the other was Shahi Paneer. Of the two flavors, I preferred the Chicken Tikka. But, the Shahi Paneer wasn’t bad. The paneer was delish.
It was a great place to get a bite and hangout with friends. Casual, easygoing, clean, and food.
Will come back.

Awesome pizza!!! I honestly can say this Curry Pizza place is the best in my area. Outside the restaurant, it really does not look much but once you are inside, you will immediately notice how clean and simple the place is. They have a few large TV’s up on the walls for sports viewers, they serve beer, an open salad bar and a great staff that is really friendly. We had the Chicken Tikka Pizza (small) and the garlic cheese with cheese, super yumm and filling!!! I see myself come back for more. Come join me.

We ordered pizza here in house told them 3 times no cilantro on pizza make sure. They say no problem. Guess what pizza shows up with cilantro… I remind them again I said no cilantro. Then they say no problem will will make another one.
I said ok little but frustrated but was OK with it.
But guess what happen 15 minutes latter pjzza comes back with cilentro literally picked off it!!! NOW THAT IS GROSS!!!
There were piece of cilantro on it and the waiter tells me they made another one!!!
LIARS I DEMAND MY MONEY BACK!!!
I WILL NOT BE AT THIS LOCATION GOING FORWARD!!!
GO TO THE ONE IN Ardenwood same owners…

This was my first time trying Indian-​style pizza and I was so pleased! I came here with my parents on a Sunday, late-​afternoon and it wasn’t too crowded. I loved how they made this place a sports bar type atmosphere — it’s nice, chill place to hang out with a group of friends or family.
We ended up ordering a large, half chili paneer, half curry chicken. Both of them were great! They both had a great level of spiciness (you didn’t even need to add chili flakes) and they were a great take on Indian style pizza. My only complaint is that the crust was a little too bread-​y for my liking. Other than that, it was delicious pizza and I will probably be back again! I’m loving all these new additions to the Fremont food scene!
Tip:
We were informed that they only do half-​half on their large and XL pizzas so keep that in mind when making your ordering decisions!

The curry chicken pizza was salty salt on salt with extra salt baked into the salt and topped off with salt. I gave this place a shot since Pizza and Curry was closed on Tuesday. No comparison in taste for me. I was pretty disappointed.
Good notes: Delivery was efficient and customer service was friendly.

We ordered garlic sticks with cheese and jalapeño and shahi paneer pizza. Both were good. Garlic sticks was awesome
Downside: shahi panner needed more flavour .it was very less of shahi paneer flavour, strong taste is recommended

Now this is the best of the rah-​rah Curry Pizza houses of Fremont! When I first ran by it, I was like, «Is this some kind of a joke? Curry and Pizza? How is that ever gonna work!» Then my curiosity began creeping in, and before I knew it, I was up nights thinking about it, wondering when I could cut out the time and persuade others to go there with me, or say, do it with me. I quickly quieted my skepticism as it became a full-​blown obsession.
I went in on an especially hungry day. I started out with King Fisher beer, a beer I never say no to when I’m in India. Then like a kid, I went to the back to plays some games (hoops, the claw, something like 50-​cents). Anyway, you should know, the café is very family welcoming.
Now onto the feature presentation. Oh my god, it’s kind of like it never happened, like a really great music video that has you bopping up and down and you weren’t even aware you were really dancing. Yeah, that’s right, I had the TANDOORI CHICKEN PIZZA as well as the ALOO CHAAT PIZZA that was on the spicy side. I had jumps in my pants. That’s because the taste, is so varied, so instrumental. Has your body playing tunes.
It’s harder and harder to ever go back to Dominoe’s, Pizza Hut, and Straw Hat at the point in my life. That stuff, that gunk from the corporate pizza houses is so elementary. I want to taste the good life, I want to dance! #bustabutton

Food is good spicy and delicious but you have to be patient service is slow.
20 minutes wait from the time we order until the pizza is ready. Yes, it worth a wait.

I ordered the tandoori wings, the chicken tika marsala pizza and a mango lassi. The mango lassi was ok but tasted a little bit like it was from a powder. The pizza was a little bit better fresh but I think it tasted a lot better the next day cold. I will certainly be coming back for the tandoori wings though! The right amount of spice and heat.

Best pizza in the Bay ! Even their American style All Meat lovers has more flavor and quality than your typical «Italian» pizza joints .
I’ve ordered twice via Unilocal and both times the delivery was early.

Luv this place tried it for the first time better than pizza & curry by far… will definitely come back here… I had paneer tikka a
Toppings were enough they do. It cheat you

I called at around 4:30 to have a large pizza ready by 6:15 and it was hot when I got it!
My favorites from most to least:
–Achari Gohbi: Creamy white sauce with thiny sliced cauliflowers
–Aloo Chaat: Potatoes that look like sausages but it’s delicious
–Curry Veggie Delight: Good standard if you don’t know what to get; tons of veggies and pickled jalapenos
–Shahi Paneer: Lots of paneer but a little bland
Toppings were very generous on all the pizzas. You wouldn’t even be able to tell that these were all vegetarian because they were so filling. A large size pizza is about $ 19 and an XL is about $ 25. Pricey compared to a place like Domino’s but I would say it’s more gourmet.

Yum!!!
Loved this place. Pizza is delicious, and it manages to have a hang out, neighborhood vibe that’s kind of hard to achieve in the suburban chain madness that is The Fremont Hub. the Hub is convenient yes. But local and charming, generally no.
Le fiancé and I came here after a Stanford Oregon tailgate Saturday — we didn’t actually want to pay to go to the game and we heard they had big TV’s here! Sold.
Shout out to the people working behind the counter — your service was amazing. They were so sweet to us and worked for a good 20 minutes to try to find the game. No one else in the place really cared about whether Stanford won or lost, but the girls behind the counter still cheered anyway when Stanford scored. Thanks for making our night.
Le fiancé and I split a chicken tikki and it was amazing. Creamy white sauce, spicy chicken, and super well made dough and crust. Also, found it to be pretty affordable in comparison to other Indian pizza spots. They had good beers on tap too. I am loving this new trend that is Indian pizza and will definitely be back!

After a long, indecisive moment of «What are we eating for lunch?», we wandered into Curry Pizza House to see what the hype of pizza+curry is all about. This place seems to be fairly new — clean, spacious, nicely furnished with modern seating and Indian portraits, and a few arcade games in the back if you’re feeling bored.
After scrolling through the menu, we decided on the Chicken Tikka pizza. Medium size because the two of us figured a large would be too much, and I could take leftovers to work right after. (Fun fact: they are willing to split flavors for large and extra large sizes.) Their pizzas range from $ 10.99-$ 22.99.
We placed our order and sat down at a table. After about 10 minutes, the pizza came out, piping hot and fresh. The worker offered us ranch sauce which we took (because that’s how we do in ‘murica), and we quickly dug in. At first, the spice from the chicken was a bit overwhelming for me, but as I kept eating, that feeling subsided and all I tasted was the deliciousness of the chicken. The crust was baked to perfection — crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside; this is no thin crust pizza. We devoured slice after slice, and before we knew it, we polished off an entire medium pizza. Silly us, thinking we would have leftovers.
I feel a little bit of regret for not ordering one of their pizzas with curry sauce; I feel like that would be the authentic experience of pizza+curry. But no worries — I’ll be back in no time! Curry, you’re on my list!