Curry Express

Avoid
Chicken curry was all oil no curry. Potatoes and peas were ok. Naan, was a hard tortilla. Very disappointed.

Had take out tonight and very disappointed! Husband had tandoori chicken for $ 12 and very little food… only a couple of tasteless chicken wings and rice. The salad was okay but small. I had the spinach that was just ok… very little paneer. Like I said… very disappointed.

Just got takeout. Didn’t call ahead, but service was quick. I waited on my samosas to be freshly fried but that didn’t take long. The menu could be clearer but they’ve got everything laid out for you to just see what looks good.
In order of what I ate:
Salad that comes with a meal was fresh tasting, and a little mint raita on top made a nice dressing. Nothing fancy but about as good as it could be with just lettuce/​cucumbers/​tomato.
Vegetable samosa was freshly fried and the dough was just great even with the 5 minute car ride home. Filling was spot on, even if I could’ve gone for a bit more aggressive spice. I normally like tamarind chutney on my samosas, which I didn’t see offered, but the aforementioned raita made a decent sub.
Rice was pretty standard. Solidly aromatic, but the peas were a bit of a miss for me, they tasted too starchy.
Palak Paneer was not like any version I’ve had. It was a very deep green, almost bordering on brown. The aroma was a bit bitter, but the taste was much milder. I honestly am not quite sure how I felt about it.
Beef Curry had good chunks of beef in a pretty mild red sauce. I could go for more heat but I can’t blame them what with the buffet style serving.
Rice Pudding was nice, came with a little baggie of chopped nuts/​fruit to add on top which I quite liked.
I’ll be back to try more things, plus for me the convenience is awesome.

Lunch is only $ 8.95! This place is more like takeaway places in the UK. I had chicken curry which was delicious, my friend ordered Seekh kebab (Juicy Ground beef cooked on skewers). Seating is causal, food is great that reminds of Pakistani/​Indian places in London.