The Curry Inn — Restaurant in Mid Suffolk

First of all, Mango chutney was good however they charged £7 for the chutneys and normally it is complementary. They came with Papadoms and were a bit oily. The Indian music could be better- more traditional , also tue music playing was only 70% indian. We were the only indians at tue resturant and the second we walked in, they changed the music from english, to indian. The Water didnt come wity ice- i think it you wanted some you would have to ask. The Hand sanitizer bottle at table was broken. It was very sticky. The  Service was not fast. It was taking a lot of time. We chose the buffet for our main meal. There were limited vegetarian options and a lot of chicken options-as most of our family is vegetarian, there was only rice and 1-2 currys. The chicken(not curry) was ALRIGHT. There could be a bit more flavour but overaal a 7/10. The chicken pakora is good. Good ratio of chicken to pakora. The salad consists of shredded lettuce,carrots and slices of tomatos and cucumbers and lemons. No salt or pepper. The mixed veg curry was nice. It was the right temperature. The chicken curry on the left was okay spicy. I cannot handle spice and it was alright. The curry on the right was mid. There wasn't anything wrong with it but it didn't give that  authentic indian taste.

In conclusion, the resturant was alright for a local resturant. The dish i would advise to eat (as a vegetarian) would be the mixed veg curry. For a non-vegetairian i would reccomend the grilled-red coloured chicken. For improvement the resturant can include more vegetarian options and focus on the authentic indian taste that you would...

We came along for the Thali night last Thursday and were severely disappointed. Thali is defined as a variety of small dishes and the photos on the Website looked fabulous, which made what we were served all the more disappointing. The vegetable Thali was three dishes of potatoes, all the exact same flavours, a dish with onion bhaji and a samosa, not exactly a variety! When we asked the staff where the other vegetables were they suggested they were under the potatoes!!! Well no amount of searching found anything other than a bit of onion. The medium meat Thali was three dishes of the same looking and tasting chicken, only one of the dishes was a completely dry version. The meat Thali also had a potato dish and an onion bhaji dish. The rice was lukewarm and hard! We paid £17.95 each just for this Thursday night special. Needless to say we won’t be coming back here. I am always reluctant to give a bad review (and in fact this is my first one) but I felt the staff didn’t care enough to take our concerns seriously and people should know what they are going to get for...

Very busy. Restaurant was full, still doing orders for takeaways. Took almost an hour to get our order on the table.....but....it was a typical Saturday night.

The service (drinks too ups etc) was good and the atmosphere was excellent. Many tables enjoying the night.

The food was awesome. I generally order the same no matter the Indian restaurant I go to. The Curry in beat all others hands down. From a simple starter, a couple of side orders, the mains and various naan breads ordered.

Was a little more expensive then I thought it was going to be.....but I'm a strong believer that if the food was that good, paying a little more is worth it.

Deffinately going back again but next time during the week to compare the service and food to table speed.

If better on a weekday, I would happily edit this review and make it a...