Tasty Curry Restaurant & Pizza — Restaurant in Washington

Tried this place for the lunch buffet that is posted on their website. Guess it wasn't happenin? We decided to stay and try it because my mom has had her eye on this place for a while and was waiting for someone to try it with her. We ordered coconut chicken curry, special chicken curry, and hawaiian pizza. We were done ordering and one of the people (maybe owner? he took our order but said he was a chef too) insisted we get samosas as an appetizer. My mom didn't want to say no more than once so she was pressured into ordering veggie samosas. They were SUPER delicious and flavorful, not complaining at all about the food! It was just awkward for us because we both said no thank you and he stood there and insisted we get an appetizer. He asked us what flavor naan we wanted and I ordered coriander flavor but again he suggested I get garlic naan because he said it was more flavorful. I said that's ok I'd like coriander which I think may have translated to "I'll take garlic" because that's what came out. I didn't want to correct it. All the food was delicious, flavorful, and with just the right amount of heat. Rice was cooked perfectly and the waiters were very hospitable and kind, they answered our curious questions about what the babad was and where the recipes came from. The atmosphere was a little maybe too intimate for me, given it was small and we were the only customers there. It was noon and they had prayers or chanting playing which was a little nerve wracking because I wasn't sure if we were talking too loud or being rude and we were the only people making noise. Overall we really enjoyed the food, service was pretty good, and we would definitely recommend this place to everyone. Our new favorite Indian restaurant. Also my son approved of the pizza, naan, rice, curry, and mango lassi. Something for everyone. Be prepared to...

Title: A Hidden Treasure in Everett: Tasty Curry and Pizza Delivers Authentic Delights

Tucked away in a cozy corner of Everett, Washington, Tasty Curry is a hidden gem that serves up some of the most authentic and flavorful Indian dishes in the Pacific Northwest. With its unassuming exterior, one might not expect the culinary excellence that awaits inside, but this restaurant is a true treasure for food lovers. Upon entering Tasty Curry, guests are immediately welcomed by the warm and friendly staff, who are eager to make your dining experience memorable. The ambiance is simple yet inviting, with Indian cultural motifs that add to the authentic dining environment. The menu at Tasty Curry offers a wide range of Indian cuisine, meticulously prepared to showcase the rich tapestry of flavors and spices characteristic of north Indian cuisine. I first came here to celebrate my birthday. I had Samosa Chaat for appetizer and “Methi Murgh” as the entrée - Chicken with fenugreek leaves which had perfectly chunks of chicken enveloped in a creamy, spicy sauce that is both comforting and exotic. The spices are well-balanced, ensuring each mouthful is a burst of delightful flavors. I also availed myself of their catering option and got cocktail samosas, butter chicken, aloo gobhi (potatoes and cauliflower) and vegetable biryani for a recent party event. Our guests couldn’t stop raving about the delicious, and beautifully presented dishes. Tasty Curry exceeded my expectations and I highly recommend them for any event. Tasty Curry is more than just a dining spot; it is a vibrant culinary experience that brings the soul of India to Everett. Whether you are a lover of Indian food or trying it for the first time, Tasty Curry promises an array of dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds and leave you with a...

The wife and I were looking for a new place to try and found this place on yelp but it had no reviews so we figured we would give it a try. We ordered the vegetable manchurian, vegetarian appetizer sampler, butter chicken, roasted black pepper chicken and navratan korma. I will start off by saying that the service was great and the staff is friendly and attentive. As for the dishes first off is the vegetable manchurian not as crispy as we expected but it was good it consists of a fritter that has a texture reminiscent of a meatball and a warm sauce with a soy and chili flavor that was pleasant to the palette. Next is the vegetarian sampler the spring rolls were nice and crispy on the outside and good plain I however thought it was good dipped in the manchurian sauce as well kicking it up another notch. The paneer pakora was just battered and fried paneer nothing too special, the aloo tiki was warm and flavorful potato and the somosa was creamy and delicious on the inside also warming with every bite fantastic. For the butter chicken the presentation was very nice and it had a stronger han usual cardamom flavor that I really enjoyed. The roasted black pepper chicken was a new one for us had delightful pepper kick to it and we quite enjoyable. The last dish was the navratan korma it had a strong pea and green bean flavor to it which I did not find disagreeable and would have again. They also gave us a mango Lassi to try it was not as sweet as ones we have had at other places and it had great mango flavor. In conclusion I look forward to...