Curry Hut — Restaurant in La Mirada

Tasty, abundant, reasonably priced. That said, it will give you air (more than one person experienced that)... But if you don't mind a bit of bloatedness, it's surely a tasty choice. You can dine in but people mostly choose take out. Decor doesn't agree with my personal taste, but I come here for food not the space so that's fine by me. One thing I do recommend is to check all items in your order are in the bag because the personnel who work as both cashiers and servers can get a bit overwhelmed and confused so you might later find out that your 3-items combo became a 2 items combo and that an extra item you got weren't placed into your bag and will be missing from the order you paid for... So just do your due diligence which will help the busy personnel to prevent such issues from happening and...

This place was recommended to us so we decided to stop in. It’s a small place in a small shopping center. It’s very colorful and clean with music playing. We weren’t to sure how spicy the food would be so they were very kind and let us sample. We settled on some chicken, potato and cauliflower and lentils. Everything we got was flavorful and enjoyed very much. The fresh garlic and bread was delicious but you do have to pay extra if you include the garlic spread. There are not many options to choose from that are in the front trays but there is a menu, we just didn’t take time to go through it. The items we saw looked appetizing. The staff is friendly and is willing to assist you. Definitely a place we’d...

Curryhut is an excellent and affordable option to get big portions of home cooked meals. The lady at the register is so nice and welcoming, and even will remember you upon return visits. The first time I went here I got the 2 plate combo with gallic naan, goat curry in one and chicken tikka in the other. The to go box was practically spilling out of itself, and the cashew kulfi I got alongside with it was creamy and sweet. The meal itself was a prime example of good home cooking. The goat meat practically fell off the bone as if it was braised for hours, and the chicken tikka could be easily cut with a plastic spoon. My friends and I will be coming back for...