Curry Heights — Restaurant in New York

Went there with my friends.Out of everything Chicken Tikka Masala kind of satisfied us. According to the online menu, I asked the person who was handling the register “May I please have the menu?” He said “That’s the menu on of the wall and all the food right front of you?” Me- I was shocked but anyway we ordered from what he showed us. It was a big disappointment for all of us. Because according to the review from the people, they had some good foods we wanted to try out. However, It wasn’t like what we expected. Also, the place is really unorganized and needs a strong management to keep the store clean and organized. When we entered the restaurant it was a mess like all wind from outside went inside of the restaurant and that wasn’t welcoming at all lol. Even tho we went in to try out anyway. So we ordered what the person showed us. It was like a combo- for example, Two entree’s with rice and nan. the we had are -

1. Vindaloo Chiken, I believe.
2. Chicken Curry.
3. Chicken Tikka Masala.

The rice was good. The Nan please that was embarrassing. What was the chef thinking? Who makes nan like that? rubbery tastes bland flat as a roti. It totally pissed me off. Okay moving on to next-

First- Chicken curry what can I say. The curry was was good honestly but the chicken comon it’s too DRY!!!!! Why u do this?

Next- Vindaloo Chicken It was ruined. Over spiced with clove and other spices. Could have been better.

lastly- Chicken Tikka Masala. Now that was good ! but lacks a little salt/flavor. Could be better. But man the chicken mad dry.

If the chicken is overcooked it comes dry because it doesn’t have any fat.

This place can be way better if everybody cares what they doing specially the food. The kitchen needs focus more on what and how they cooking. The ingredients needs The service needs to be better.

Based on other “Good” reviews, what I have experienced is nothing compared to what I read.

Will visit next time if the restaurant makes improvement. Until then I am off. This restaurant has good potential if everyone cares. Specially the Engine room of...

Nestled unassumingly on Remsen Street in Brooklyn, Curry Heights offers a delightful foray into the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine. The restaurant’s commitment to authentic flavors is evident from the first bite to the last.

The Chicken Tikka Masala stands out, boasting tender morsels bathed in a creamy, tomato-based sauce that strikes a harmonious balance between spice and sweetness. Equally compelling is the Lamb Biryani, where fragrant basmati rice intermingles with succulent lamb, infused with aromatic herbs and spices that evoke the essence of traditional Indian cooking.

Vegetarian offerings are no less impressive. The Saag Paneer presents a luscious blend of spinach and paneer cheese, seasoned with garlic and herbs to elevate its earthy profile. Meanwhile, the Aloo Motor Gobi combines cauliflower, potatoes, and green peas in a medley that is both comforting and flavorful.

The ambiance at Curry Heights is inviting, providing a cozy setting that complements the culinary experience. Service is attentive yet unobtrusive, ensuring that diners feel welcomed and well-cared-for throughout their meal.

In a city teeming with dining options, Curry Heights distinguishes itself by delivering consistently high-quality dishes that honor the traditions of Indian cuisine. It’s a testament to how authenticity and passion can transform a meal into a memorable...

My kid brother came from out of state & we went in Manhattan. It was almost 90 degrees, we were so tired & feeling hungry. So I googled & try to find a desi halal restaurant to eat.

When I went inside only thing I liked was the paintings on the wall. The decor was kinda dull, maybe the business isn’t good. But they definitely need to renovate & redecorate the restaurant.

I was too tired to leave & try another restaurant! Do decided to eat anyway. The price was high & the taste wasn’t close at all. Me & my brother couldn’t even finish our one chicken biryani. I had to bring the other chicken biryani it home. The chicken loly pop was ok.

Only thing I liked is the lady who served us. Really nice & helpful. I appreciated her service a lot. Even my kid brother also gave her tip.

I hope rest of the food is better then what we tasted. Feeling real bad saying all this, maybe others will like it.

For an Indian Halal restaurant, there was not much flavor. Probably the Chef will hate me after this, maybe I should remove my pictures from the review😷But it is what it is!

I was dissatisfied! My brother did mentioned that he liked the mango lassi. That’s a...