Love Curry

We had the Tandori chicken tikka and it was moist and really delicious! We also had the garlic naan bread that was freshly made. So yummy!

Fantastic service! They make me food by special request without onions and bell peppers!!! Super sweet people! Really good Indian food! We try to eat here regularly.

The Indian food is tasty here, and I like the ambiance and cute name. However, the portion is rather small considering the price. We bought three entrees for two people to eat in the restaurant and ate conservatively to come away with just enough leftovers for an extra meal for one.

Excellent place to get real Indian food. I ordered the goat curry again and when you say hot, they mean hot! Great clean restaurant that has reasonable, maybe a bit high. Highly recommend eating at Love Curry.

Awesome curry! I had the lamb curry with tomato and it was excellent. The Naan was excellent as always, and that crazy cracker they bring out was really good too. I like this place and I intend to return.

We decided to try this place out. The food was terrible. It was very bland compared to other Indian food we’ve had. I would recommend you go to the other Indian place in town it is much better.

While the service was just fine, my wife and I were very unimpressed by the food. I don’t understand these extraordinarily high ratings for this place. Our vegetable pakoras were burned badly, so much so that it was difficult to distinguish the different types of vegetables contained within these fritters. Our chicken pakoras were very greasy, sat in a pool of oil, and were stripped of breading by gravity as you picked them up. Our butter chicken entrée had at best one half of a skinless boneless chicken breast in it, and the mushroom mutter was just pretty good. Our table was very filthy and sticky and covered in food after the waitress washed it. The highlight of the meal was the naan, which is very good and is fairly priced. We liked the limited menu without a zillion choices, but maybe we caught them on a bad night.
Masala is absurdly better than this, as is just about every Indian restaurant I’ve been to on the coast.
I sent the owners the following message, which they never responded to you. It’s pretty unlike me to give this type of feedback too. I waited months before posting this to Unilocal:
We had a bad meal the other night. The chef burned our vegetable fritters badly and made chicken fritters where the breading did not stay on the chicken and they were greasy. Then there was very little chicken in our butter chicken, and our table was really dirty. Based on your reviews on Unilocal,we were pretty surprised. By the way, we eat at Indian restaurants all over the West Coast. We were excited by your good reviews. Maybe we came on a bad night. Maybe we will try again.

The butter chicken curry has been consistently good paired with warm naan. Service has always been good.

YUMMY! The Indian food is FRESH, healthy and authentic. This place is a family owned business which makes for an amazing experience. I was able to take home my leftovers, unlike the Indian place in Kennewick. The inside is beautifully decorated and very clean. The Chi tea and food were delicious ! The waiting time was w/​in 15 minutes and its worth the wait when the food is fresh!

Great food option for the Tri-​Cities. I’m happy that a restaurant like this is in the community. The food was great. It’s in a strip mall so no ambience but otherwise is great.

Fantastic authentic indian food. So yummy, and their Naan is so tender and light! I’ve obviously not had real Naan before. We will be back very soon!

Food — good, by Tri-​Cities Indian food standards
Service — extremely slow. We ordered our food and waited for well over an hour before they brought it out.

Wow… This place was amazing. When I first arrived in the Tri-​Cities I had just returned from a week long indian wedding and oddly enough, I was CRAVING indian food. So I googled «Best indian food in tri-​cities». Google sent me to another place, which needless to say was a HUGE let down.
I sure wish google had sent me here! Although the service was slow, they were very friendly and attentive.
But the best part was the food. So yummy.

First time here, not my last. The curry here is creamy and delicious. Their medium spiciness is just right for me. Portion size is nice for a mid range priced place. Has a nice quiet atmosphere, but I am Eaton around 430pm, so it might be crazier later on. Definitely coming back.

Delicious flavors! Call in an order 20 minutes before arriving at restaurant
Located in strip mall next to Yoke’s Fresh Market on Road 68. Small café set-​up with booths and tables. Tandoori cooking and appetizer preps can be observed from your table location. It looks like everything is cooked to order which takes time. Have a beer and enjoy the flat screen TV playing Indian Soap Operas and mini-​series … closed captions are «activated» to help you figure out what is going on.
The food is delicious! Caution however … call-​in-​food-​orders take preference over in-​house-​restaurant-​service. We were the only table in the restaurant for a late 2:00 PM lunch. We placed our order with the waiter. About five minutes later the telephone rang and someone placed an order-​to-​go. About 20 minutes later the customer arrived and picked up the order. Our dishes did not arrive at our table for about another 20 minutes after that. My recommendation to people planning to eat inside the restaurant is call in «your order» about 20 minutes before arriving.
Since they prepare everything from scratch. I am curious about kitchen efficiency if they had five to six tables to serve in addition taking care of «take-​out-​orders»
Regardless, we will come back (calling in our entrée selection ahead of time) to try out the other selections on their menu.

Wonderful flavors. I’m happy that they are just right around the corner: D
Fantastic customer service and they go above and beyond Every Single Time my husband and I eat here.

Butter chicken and Dal Makhani were amazing. Exactly what it is suppose to taste like. Rice was cooked right. Tandoori roti was fresh out of the clay oven. Loved the service.
Someone mentioned something about new faces, I have always seen Homit as the chef. Food still taste the way it was back when they opened first.
All in all pretty good experiences every time we have came through and will keep coming back for more.
Good luck

The owner/​chef is very nice. I had the lamb and tomato which I loved. The beet salad was great. I can see this restaurant growing and only getting better. I can’t wait till they get beer and wine.
When rating keep in mind they have only been in business 5 months so far and the owners are very open to suggestions.
P. s. I ate at Masala once and only once. It stinks like incense and cologne. The food was just okay but hard to eat because the place smells so bad.

Tri-Cities…Indian food? Why not? Weirder things have happened. Boy was I in for a shocker when it was good. I mean, real good. I’ve been eating Indian food for many years between Seattle and Houston and this place can rival any of them.
The only surprising thing was how pricey it was but well worth it. It’s hard to find good restaurants in the Tri-​Cities. Prices range from $ 10.00-$ 15.00 on average for a dish and there’s no lunch menu. So, after 2 dishes, a mango lassi and naan plus tip, it came close to $ 40.00 for lunch. Oh, speaking of mango lassi, it was THE BEST one we’ve ever tried.
The staff and customer service were awesome! They were friendly and attentive. So, we will definitely be back.

Review #100 woooohoooo I made it!!!
First off, I drive thru Rd 68 daily and noticed a shop that said Love something and for the longest time me and the wife assumed it was a sex shop opening up to compete with the Castle Megastore lol. Stupid me right!!! It’s not, it’s an authentic Indian Restaurant.
The previous restaurant named the Big Burrito was a major stinker, quit possibly the worst restaurant I’ve ever went to try, hence why they are no longer in business. I’m so glad we are getting more authentic cuisine in the area. It’s like a breath of fresh air from time to time right?
We went in about a quarter to nine which the restaurant closes at nine but the owners welcomed both of us in like family. The first thing I noticed was the instant aroma of the establishment, we knew we were in for a good late night snack. The gentleman walked us thru the menu and gave us some highlights of dishes that he would recommend.
Food:
We wound up picking the: chicken butter curry: and also the: garlic naan:
The curry came with a side of the basmati rice which was cooked perfectly compared to Masala’s version!
It was creamy and full of flavor, the butter/​tomato based worked well with all the spices. It was just an outstanding dish that was very comforting! It’s very hard to find good food for your soul but they surely shined! The naan was awesome too but I wish my garlic naan had a bigger hint of garlic, it didn’t really matter too much as I used it to soak up the curry off the bowl. Definitely would’ve had leftover curry since the side of rice wasn’t big enough to offset the amount of Curry we received, hence why we ordered the naan instead of an extra bowl of rice. First time to the restaurant and wanted to be polite and not lick the bowl clean lol.
Great mom and pops restaurant! It you love awesome curry, then you really need this restaurant in your life! I can’t wait to go back and try their other options they offer!
Food to the face:
A big 5 all day