Indian Curry Corner — Restaurant in Corning

It’s an early morning and we’re looking for breakfast. Then we found out this place. It’s more like a food truck with some tables. And it parks in an automobile repair shop parking lot, kind of hard to find. They open 09:00AM - 22:00PM. It’s 08:36AM when we arrived, but they still take our orders. The employees don’t talk too much, but they’re very friendly. It takes 20 mins to make. I totally understand and appreciate. We order garlic naan, goat curry, butter chicken curry, regular chicken curry (all curry comes with rice). Omg, this is the best goat curry what I have ever!! The goat comes with the bone and has a nice chewy texture. I feel so sorry to see there are some bad reviews because of the bones. In my opinion, meat is more delicious when it’s cooked with the bone. So just nice reminder, if you don’t like bones, better not choose goat, lol. My boy loves the butter chicken curry ( boneless) a lot. The garlic naan, a little bit dry, but tastes so good with dipping curry. It may just be a simple food truck, but I think the flavor rivals that of a proper restaurant — maybe even more authentic than many. If what you care about is the taste of the food rather than the dining environment, I highly recommend...

ORDER AT YOUR RISK:

We were on our way and saw this restaurant online and thought of placing an order. We called them the first time and asked for an updated menu. They put my order on hold for a very long time and did not respond. The second time I called, even though I asked to see the menu, they were a bit rude, stating they did not have time, and then hung up on us. We thought we would give them a try, seeing the online reviews. The third time we called, saw the menu online, and then placed the order. We confirmed that they received the order and then took a detour to get to their location. Once we arrived, they said they did not make the food, thinking we were scamming them. If they thought we were scamming them, they should not have confirmed the order. This was an absolute waste of our time. Order at your own risk. FYI, the place did not have any lights and was hard to...

Fantastic and authentic Indian food. I always look for Punjabi truck stops while road-tripping to find a wholesome and hearty meal instead of fast food and this food truck tucked behind the fast food joints and truck wash did not disappoint! Garlic naan was chewy, buttery and deliciously garlicy, tandoori chicken was perfectly seasoned, moist, and had just enough heat to make your nose run without making you sweat too much. The samosas are some of the best I've had at any Punjabi truck stop up and down the entire west coast, with the perfectly crisp and flaky dough around classically spices potatoes and peas but they also had bits of tender paneer mixed into the filling! Next level delicious! The imli and hari chutneys with the samosa were excellent. Particularly the hari chutneys was fantastic and I usually don't even like that one at...