Curry Leaves — Restaurant in Gdansk

Me and my friends come back from a night out wanting a Indian,so we search but we can’t find one open but on our way back we find a Indian that is open,we are ecstatic but my stomach won’t be later.We walk inside we get our order and after ten minutes our order arrives,a bit odd? But yet we eat the food and the service was brilliant so we start going to pay,they have given us 50 percent off,we are happy as can be,this was the second warning.I look at my phone and it was 11 o’clock according to google we walked in at 10:30,so this was the final warning we walk back to our hostel and we check in and go to sleep but then I feel a little stomach pain but I brush it off and then at 3 o’clock I wake to the most horrible feeling ever in my stomach and I run to the toilet and the I was feeling this way it was the curry the curry had made me so sick and I didn’t realise it,so this story is saying if you don’t want to be sick to go...

Authentic Indian cuisine from a food hall.

Went with some takeaway since of the great reviews and can say that it lives up to the expectations.

Tried the Tikka Masala with chicken and the samosas, and both tasted great. Chicken was soft and cooked just right. The only thing I would comment on is the portion of the rice since it was a bit too little for the amount of sauce that you get.

Staff was a little bit neutral, but I don't know if it's because of the language barrier or otherwise. But it went smoothly to pick up the order.

Location wise, it's located in a modern food hall with several different concepts in the building, so it can be a bit hard to find since it's located right in the middle of the building. And since it's also in a food hall, you have quite a few places to sit and eat, so seating should not be a problem. Even though it was quite busy in the building...

With flavours that truly represented those of true Indian cuisine, the dishes werebeyond amazing. We ordered mango lasi, chicken dum biriyani, and kerala fish curry. The mango Lassi was the ideal balance of sweet and sour. It was one of the best Ive tasted. Each grain of rice in the dum Biryani was laced with flavorful spices to highlight the chef's skill. The Fish Kerala Curry was a welcome surprise that perfectly encapsulated coastal Indian cooking. It's amazing how they maintain the amounts of the dishes substantial while still giving them a contemporary, appealing presentation. Additionally, the price was quite fair for the quality. The staff is wonderfully kind, knowledgable about the cuisine, and truly attentive, especially the chef. This gave the atmosphere a lovely finishing touch.

A perfect place in evey aspect. We will surely...