Pizza & Curry

It was alright! I decently liked the chicken tikka masala pizza but it had a light indian flavor. My parents enjoyed the veggie masala, but all in all I do not think we wil lbe ordering from here again. This coming from an Indian fam who knows their Indian flavors.

Food is good. Love the Tandoori Chicken pizza. The folks are awesome. Eat here! INDIAN PIZZZAAAAA!!! Yummmmmmmmm.

One of my favorite places to eat. Pizza and curry seems like a strange combination — but they do both really, really well.

Great Desi Pizza in Fremont — You don’t get better taste than this specially spicy pizzas

I ordered a mini Paneer Tikka pizza to go on the phone yesterday. When I walked into the place, it was tiny & saw one couple inside waiting to be served. When their pizza came out, it was delivered in a box, not on a pan.
I also noticed a sign which read «no public restroom,» interesting!
The gal who took my phone order & rang me up was nice.
The pizza looked good (see picture) but had zero flavor. I had to add salt to it, which is unusual. The last bite I took had an overwhelming flavor of cloves, it was gross!
I think I’ll stick to Parktown Pizza Company in Milpitas, their desi pizza is great!

Looking at peoples’ review, I had to come here to try their pizza. This place is very small, only have a few tables but they do have a TV. I got their large (half & half) chicken tikka & chicken masala, and their free banana-​tella with Unilocal’s check-​in. The pizza took about 20 mins to make. The pizza was not as good as I expected. It looked like a medium size pizza than a large. Also, it was dry and had little toppings, and I think they forgot to add cilantro, but I couldn’t complain because I went home already. The pizza was not fluffy, it was close to flatbread. Their banana-​tella was okay. It was a bit tough to eat, very chewy and sweet since they topped it with brown sugar. Overall, not how I expected a indian pizza to taste, surely I had better, don’t think I’lll be coming back anytime soon.

This place is definitely a hole in the wall kind of pizza place! I mean Indian Pizza? Say Whaaatttt!!! Yeah this place has it and more. It’s located in a tiny corner and it’s honestly a little bit hard to find the main entrance/​parking lot, but when you do you know you’ve come to the right place.
We ordered half Chicken Tikka & half Tandoori Chicken medium sized pizza to-​go. The place is pretty small (6 tables?) so I’m assuming most people just order for take-​out. Once we got it, omg the aromas were intense. Every inhale through our noses was so tantalizing as we drove to our next destination. The smell was great, but it tasted even better!
My only comment was that each half look so similar that we couldn’t tell which was which, but it tastes so good that we really didn’t mind haha! Oh and the only reason I don’t give this place a 5 is because they seem to go somewhat light on their toppings in comparison to other Indian pizza places. The food is great, but the pieces of chicken were chopped so small that you could really see all of the cheese gaps underneath it. Other places have these huge chunks that truly cover the entire pizza which mean you’re getting more of the Indian flavor. Just a suggestion.

Whole new world of pizza so hop on that magic carpet ride. CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA PIZZA — you’ve got my tongue in a bitty-​pretty twister. TANDOORI POTATO PIZZA — you’ve got me tapping Bollywood tunes. And in a nice change-​up, American traditional pizzas are here too, as round and sound as Round Table.
But their hours are schizoid, I never know when they’re open. I’ve driven over mistakenly a few times early in the week at lunch hour or even a late afternoon, and they’re closed. I’ve wasted gas money going over here to no avail. Closed way too often.
As a result, I’ve groaned more than moaned with pleasure.
#likereally

Stopped here for lunch after a hike to Mission Peak. Ordered a large, half chicken tikka masala and half palak paneer.
Pizza was tasty — good level of flavor and spice, and lots of cheese. The place is a no frills kinda joint that seems optimized for to-​go or delivery, but we ate there. The guy behind the counter was nice, but a few things were lost in translation (palak paneer wasn’t what we got — instead we got a different paneer, NBD).
Either way, solid option for Indian pizza in the Fremont area and if we lived nearby, we’d get it for delivery often.

Man, this place is so good. I haven’t had this kind of pizza before, but always had an image in my mouth of what it would taste like. Pizza & Curry tasted even better than I thought it would!
I had a personal Paneer Tikka pizza. I’m really horrible at eating spicy food, and the mild was perfect. Just enough of a kick that I wasn’t kicking myself in the mouth. You could taste every single ingredient on it separately — cilantro, onion, tomato, sauce, the mozzarella and paneer, and then they all come together so nicely too.
Even though I was full on the second slice, I kept thinking to myself, «why didn’t I get a large?!» And then I just ate the whole damn pizza, even though I was full. So delicious. My coworker ate her whole pizza too.
This place has great quality stuff. I’m really looking forward to trying more stuff here, if I’m able to pull myself away from the Paneer Tikka pizza.

Third times the charm.
Rundown:
— My friend and I have been planning to come to this pizza shop for the past two years. Between our breaks and college and what not, every time we’ve come, they’ve been closed… but third times the charm because they were open this past week!
— ^ that was totally our fault for not checking if they were open.
— I first heard of Pizza and Curry from my brother years back and I’ve been dying to try it ever since.
— My friend and I ordered a large chicken masala. It was great. It wasn’t too spicy too.
— the pizza doe was alright but all the toppings are so unique and tasty.
Tip:
— Check in for free cheesy bread. It’s the size of a small personalized pizza

I enjoy the fusion style Indian Pizza and have tried a few places. With that being said, I am a little biased since the ones my boyfriend and I have made at home are pretty killer.
Pros:
Dough: Pizza dough made in house! This might seem like a no-​brainer but a lot of indian pizza places focus more on toppings and not the pizza crust itself so they end up buying already made, not-​so-​fresh dough. So I appreciate the fact that they take the time to make fresh dough.
Toppings: There were plenty of toppings of fresh paneer and vegetables through the pizza.
Cons:
Dough: The fresh dough isn’t great. It is dense where I like pizza crusts to be light and bubbly. The dough also lacked any flavor.
Overall their menu has a variety of selections and the service was nice as well. I also enjoyed watching the cooking channel while waiting for the food to be ready.

I have to say that this is probably my favorite pizza place now. We had the large Tandoori potato pizza and Chicken masala (half & half). Only reason why it isn’t 5 stars is because the pizza could’ve used a bit more sauce or sauce on the side for dipping.
Checked in and got a FREE banana-​tella pizza (dessert) OMG, pure deliciousness.
Whoever thought of this curry/​pizza combo is a hero in my book. Coworkers and I loved it. We will definitely be going back and trying out some more of these delicious pizzas.

I have heard a lot of things about this small pizza joint and I knew I had to try it. We got a special Unilocal check in deal. If you check in and get a large or extra large pizza then you get a free cheesy bread or banana-​tella (banana and nutella pizza dessert).
We ended up ordering a large half Tandoori Potato and half Chicken Tikka pizza. Who knew that Indian flavors would be great on a pizza. However, I wish that the pizza had more of a curry taste. It was kinda like light curry for non-​Indians. It was pretty good though and I would probably eat here again. I like that they have a lot of veggie options and they also have classic Italian style pizzas if you want to try it.

It would be crazy for me to give this place less than 5. My parents live a two minute walk from there and I can’t visit Fremont without going to Pizza and Curry.
I live in Southern California so it’s hard to find Indian inspired pizzas, let alone good Indian food, so I constantly talk about and crave the pizzas at Pizza and Curry. Good toppings are one thing, but a good crust can really set you out of the ballpark. If I had to pick just one pizza I would get the paneer tikka. The cilantro, fresh veggies, and paneer make for a refreshing and delicious pizza. If we’re trying to get crazy we sometimes order the mango chaat. I’ve had the gobi and malai, but they didn’t really leave that same impression.
Some things to note:
–the hours suck. There have been one too many times where I Oregon getting pizza and curry or that I just had to wait for hours.
–it’s like 3x more expensive than getting Pizza Hut or something.
–they have coupons on the bottom of the receipts so keep them for the future.
–check in on Unilocal!It’s a sweet deal for their delicious desi bread

A late review. Simply forgot to write one.
Had a half and half large pizza with —
Paneer tikka
Tandoori potato
Was pretty good. I bit mild considering they are serving Indian street food as toppings.
Supposedly the menu is partially halal –only goat/​lamb. When we asked the person on the counter the response was not clear, so we stuck to eating veggie pizzas. i would have definitely loved to have the chicken tikka if it were halal/​kosher.

So. Good.
Came to check this place out after coming across it on Unilocal and reading all the good reviews. We were not disappointed. Tried a personal size ($ 6.99) of the Chicken Tikka and it was bombbb. The sauce was so creamy and the curry compliments the rest of the pizza so well. The woman at the counter was also super helpful when we asked about the sizes of the pizza and the different prices. I believe if you bring in your receipt on Mondays, you get 10% off for a medium (14.99) or large pizza (19.99). We definitely want to come back and try out their other flavors because our first experience was so awesome. I am taking off a star for the price — it is pretty expensive but I think it is worth giving it a shot and deciding for yourself if you want to come back.

Not bad for Indian fusion pizza. We ordered ½ chicken tikka and ½ veggie masala. The veggie masala had good flavor and plenty of vegetables. My husband said that the chicken tikka was okay and he liked the veggie pizza better.
We got the free garlic cheese bread with the Unilocal check-​in. You have to order a large or x-​large pizza in order to get the bread. The garlic flavor wasn’t strong.
Small seating area which holds less than 20. Must be a small staff since they were too busy to refill the water dispenser.

Yum!
I finally tried a pizza from here and am so happy to report it was delicious!
We got a half chicken tikka and half malai chicken pizza. I will say that after eating the chicken malai half first, the tikka half was too bland for me. If I had started the other way around I don’t think I would feel that way. In the future I will get the malai pizza and ask for extra spicy if that’s possible.
The guy working the counter was really friendly and helpful. The order was ready before the estimated time.

We were in Fremont for an event and a friend had picked this place for us to eat at. Upon arrival, I was a bit skeptical because we were the only ones there and usually that’s a sign for disaster but, nope! Although we had to wait 25 minutes for our pizzas to be done, i didn’t mind because it ensured is that the pizzas are made to order.
We ordered a medium half California veggie for our friend and the other half was tandoori chicken for my bf and I. The pizzas looked so nice that we dived right in before taking a picture Lol .
The tandoori chicken was mind blowing! It was probably one of the best tasting pizzas I’ve ever had, I just wished there was more cilantro on top because I love cilantro :) thanks to my Unilocal check in, we were able to get a free garlic cheese bread so that was nice ! Will be back if we’re ever in the area again.