Curry Baba — Restaurant in England

We visited Curry Baba in Falmouth and found the staff very friendly and helpful, the person at the till was especially welcoming. However, the food was quite average. Despite being labeled as an Indian restaurant, the dishes seemed aimed at those who prefer very mild flavors, and traditional Indian spices were largely absent. We ordered a chicken biryani and a chicken tikka biryani. Both dishes looked exactly the same, and the “tikka” biryani, which was more expensive, had no tikka pieces — just regular biryani chicken. When the chef brought one of the dishes to our table and we asked about it, he insisted they tasted different, but it was clearly not chicken tikka biryani. The restaurant has only two sets of tables and chairs, so it seems primarily set up for takeaway. Overall, the food didn’t meet expectations for authentic Indian cuisine. It might be more accurate to describe it as a Bangladeshi takeaway-style restaurant rather...

Best takeaway curry in Falmouth. We moved down here from Bristol last year (where we were spoilt for food places) and we struggled to find somewhere to match the quality of food back home. Then we discovered Curry Baba, which hadn't long opened. We won't order from anywhere else now. Delicious, authentic and fresh ingredients (so many takeaways and restaurants have that generic curry paste base taste to their food). We've tried a lot of places and nowhere has the same level of...

Only good thing was popadoms ALTHOUGH there is no option on just eat to add mint sauce and I can’t eat them without. I put in the notes it is my birthday and please could I have some mint sauce. Didn’t add any but said happy birthday, thanks ig 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️anyways, chicken was chewy, rice was soggy, korma taste was ok but the madras… tasted like water with the most spicy taste but no flavour. I have never written a review before but £37 for this and i didn’t even eat half...