I've eaten at their restaraunt numerous times and had their lunch catering back in 2019. Their Tikka Masla is out of this world good!Do you guys offer the sauce to be purchased separately?
Vee D
We were craving Indian food and we always pass Curry Up, so we decided to try it this time.There's plenty of parking in front and behind the plaza. There's plenty of tables inside and space to eat, it was empty when we went during dinner time. The restaurant itself is modern and clean, cozy, and quiet. It gives you a modern look with small cozy business vibes.The first thing we noticed when walking in is that there was a sign stating their prices have increased, starting at $9.90 per dish, which isn't terrible but when we checked out, each chicken entree was $10.30 (original menu was less than $9). We also didn't get much sauce or chicken in our meal, it was barely enough for the amount of rice we were given. We added 2 Naan breads and each piece was about $3.20. Goat isade to order and takes a few more minutes to make, if you order it.I ordered the chicken, rice, got all toppings, and Roga Josh sauce on top. I was really excited to try it and at first, it tasted like traditional Indian but the more I ate it, the more I didn't enjoy it. The sauce is good, but it was missing something and wasn't as seasoned as I expected; spicy but not seasoned. We tried the Korma sauce and that was better than I expected; it was flavorful and seasoned well. The topics were okay, seemed like generic out of a can or cut veggies toppings (corn, carrot, chickpea, cucumber, onion, etc.). Overall, it's was an okay meal, nothing special or unique. I was a bit disappointed. However, their Naan was my favorite part because it was buttery and delicious; it's not crunchy or crispy if that's what you're looking for, but super soft and fluffy.Overall, the staff was nice and helpful but the food didn't satisfy me. I was really hoping for more and I can see why people like the food here, but it wasn't for me. I do recommend it if you're looking for decent Indian food!
Vy D
We were craving Indian food and we always pass Curry Up, so we decided to try it this time.There's plenty of parking in front and behind the plaza. There's plenty of tables inside and space to eat, it was empty when we went during dinner time. The restaurant itself is modern and clean, cozy, and quiet. It gives you a modern look with small cozy business vibes.The first thing we noticed when walking in is that there was a sign stating their prices have increased, starting at $9.90 per dish, which isn't terrible but when we checked out, each chicken entree was $10.30 (original menu was less than $9). We also didn't get much sauce or chicken in our meal, it was barely enough for the amount of rice we were given. We added 2 Naan breads and each piece was about $3.20. Goat isade to order and takes a few more minutes to make, if you order it.I ordered the chicken, rice, got all toppings, and Roga Josh sauce on top. I was really excited to try it and at first, it tasted like traditional Indian but the more I ate it, the more I didn't enjoy it. The sauce is good, but it was missing something and wasn't as seasoned as I expected; spicy but not seasoned. We tried the Korma sauce and that was better than I expected; it was flavorful and seasoned well. The topics were okay, seemed like generic out of a can or cut veggies toppings (corn, carrot, chickpea, cucumber, onion, etc.). Overall, it's was an okay meal, nothing special or unique. I was a bit disappointed. However, their Naan was my favorite part because it was buttery and delicious; it's not crunchy or crispy if that's what you're looking for, but super soft and fluffy.Overall, the staff was nice and helpful but the food didn't satisfy me. I was really hoping for more and I can see why people like the food here, but it wasn't for me. I do recommend it if you're looking for decent Indian food!
Preston Pickett
Looking for a quick keto friendly lunch while running Xmas errands.The tandoori chicken seemed to fit the bill. (And I ordered a Mango Lassi for my partner.) The cook was running the front of house and greeted me wearing his passion for food on his sleeve. "I put some lemon juice on th veggies the chicken is served on. Eating them together will give a nice flavor profile."He couldn't have been more right. The chicken was perfectly cook, so tender, and then flavors were amazing. I am tried to save a bite to share with my partner, but I guess ai will have to taken her for lunch soonI am looking forward to experiencing more soon.
Jennifer R.
This is a tough one. I root for small businesses and really want them to do well. It pains me to write this, as the owner/manager (?) was pleasant to talk with. For my tastebuds, the richness of flavor I expect with Indian food just was not there. They were out of Korma sauce, so I had my chicken bowl tikka masala style. I am glad I got a samosa, because that was the highlight of the meal. Spicy veggies are no joke here - en fuego! The basmati rice was oddly watery. More lows than highs, but I am glad I tried it.
Moshe S.
Delicious food and very friendly staff! I highly recommend this place. They have offer the some of the best bowls in Columbus.
PablosPanda Z.
So good! Everything is fresh made and takes slightly longer than a chipotle style restaurant but it comes out hot, fresh, and customizable. Friendly service
Suresh
Never ever go to this place seeing the reviews and ratings! Food was pathetic. Chicken tasted bad and flavors were worse! Worst Indian restaurant ever!!
Heather Killen
Loved this place! The sauces had their own unique flavor and you can add spicy rice or veggie mix for extra heat. The "pizza" on naan crust was delicious and thick enough to hold up to all the sauce and toppings. Will definitely visit again.
Michele M.
The good: the food and the service! My husband and I had rice bowls with chicken and the tikka sauce, with lots of veggies added. I love the concept, although the sauce was lukewarm. I wish it was hotter. The kati rolls were my favorite! The bad: the price! Since it was our first time we wanted to try everything, so we paid extra for naan, a kati roll, a samosa, and the chana masala. Our bill was $56! The sodas were $4 a piece! $8 for two cokes?! The posted menu says $2, but the guy explained the prices have changed but they haven't updated the board. I also wish there was a better menu, one has no idea what food is available from the menu board. I saw on their website they had Kati rolls, and had to ask about them. I would have had no idea they had them! Overall, we enjoyed our food and will likely go back, but we will cut back on the extras to try to mitigate the cost. (And maybe do takeaway so we don't have to spend $8 on two sodas.)
This place is outstanding—had the bowls many times but our first time having their pizzas and are in love. Kudos to the chef!
Jake S.
My girlfriend and I were in the mood for Indian and thought we would try this place, and we were not disappointed at all! The gentleman who helped us steered us in the right direction with all the choices and the chicken curry special was amazing. They're trying a new recipe with the samosas which are also delicious, 10/10 recommend checking this place out!
Michael U.
I've heard of this place for a minute now but never quite made it here. Wasn't exactly certain the concept but wanted to finally give it a shot. The concept turns out to be fast casual but taken up quite a few notches. You order a base of a wrap or bowl and then a variety of proteins and then quite a few interesting sauces. I chose a Chicken Curry Special that was outstanding. I also chose an appetizer of Golgappa which is an street food and was absolutely delicious. Because I clearly didn't think this huge amount of food was enough I also got the Samosas. Oh and Naan because....oh who knows? So glad I stopped in here. The gentleman (owner?) was super nice and welcoming. The food was incredibly fresh with flavors that really speaks to the reason I love Indian food so much. Do yourself a favor and try this wonderful place. I will be back. Often.
Arya Acier
Amazing food. Slow roasted goat curry, cooked to order. Chef was awesome. Food was so good I was in tears.
Gia A
The chicken Kati roll is so good!! I’m excited to try other things on the menu. Also, the chef (possibly manager/owner) there is so nice! He remembers my friend and I every time we come in. :)
I've eaten at their restaraunt numerous times and had their lunch catering back in 2019. Their Tikka Masla is out of this world good!Do you guys offer the sauce to be purchased separately?
We were craving Indian food and we always pass Curry Up, so we decided to try it this time.There's plenty of parking in front and behind the plaza. There's plenty of tables inside and space to eat, it was empty when we went during dinner time. The restaurant itself is modern and clean, cozy, and quiet. It gives you a modern look with small cozy business vibes.The first thing we noticed when walking in is that there was a sign stating their prices have increased, starting at $9.90 per dish, which isn't terrible but when we checked out, each chicken entree was $10.30 (original menu was less than $9). We also didn't get much sauce or chicken in our meal, it was barely enough for the amount of rice we were given. We added 2 Naan breads and each piece was about $3.20. Goat isade to order and takes a few more minutes to make, if you order it.I ordered the chicken, rice, got all toppings, and Roga Josh sauce on top. I was really excited to try it and at first, it tasted like traditional Indian but the more I ate it, the more I didn't enjoy it. The sauce is good, but it was missing something and wasn't as seasoned as I expected; spicy but not seasoned. We tried the Korma sauce and that was better than I expected; it was flavorful and seasoned well. The topics were okay, seemed like generic out of a can or cut veggies toppings (corn, carrot, chickpea, cucumber, onion, etc.). Overall, it's was an okay meal, nothing special or unique. I was a bit disappointed. However, their Naan was my favorite part because it was buttery and delicious; it's not crunchy or crispy if that's what you're looking for, but super soft and fluffy.Overall, the staff was nice and helpful but the food didn't satisfy me. I was really hoping for more and I can see why people like the food here, but it wasn't for me. I do recommend it if you're looking for decent Indian food!
We were craving Indian food and we always pass Curry Up, so we decided to try it this time.There's plenty of parking in front and behind the plaza. There's plenty of tables inside and space to eat, it was empty when we went during dinner time. The restaurant itself is modern and clean, cozy, and quiet. It gives you a modern look with small cozy business vibes.The first thing we noticed when walking in is that there was a sign stating their prices have increased, starting at $9.90 per dish, which isn't terrible but when we checked out, each chicken entree was $10.30 (original menu was less than $9). We also didn't get much sauce or chicken in our meal, it was barely enough for the amount of rice we were given. We added 2 Naan breads and each piece was about $3.20. Goat isade to order and takes a few more minutes to make, if you order it.I ordered the chicken, rice, got all toppings, and Roga Josh sauce on top. I was really excited to try it and at first, it tasted like traditional Indian but the more I ate it, the more I didn't enjoy it. The sauce is good, but it was missing something and wasn't as seasoned as I expected; spicy but not seasoned. We tried the Korma sauce and that was better than I expected; it was flavorful and seasoned well. The topics were okay, seemed like generic out of a can or cut veggies toppings (corn, carrot, chickpea, cucumber, onion, etc.). Overall, it's was an okay meal, nothing special or unique. I was a bit disappointed. However, their Naan was my favorite part because it was buttery and delicious; it's not crunchy or crispy if that's what you're looking for, but super soft and fluffy.Overall, the staff was nice and helpful but the food didn't satisfy me. I was really hoping for more and I can see why people like the food here, but it wasn't for me. I do recommend it if you're looking for decent Indian food!
Looking for a quick keto friendly lunch while running Xmas errands.The tandoori chicken seemed to fit the bill. (And I ordered a Mango Lassi for my partner.) The cook was running the front of house and greeted me wearing his passion for food on his sleeve. "I put some lemon juice on th veggies the chicken is served on. Eating them together will give a nice flavor profile."He couldn't have been more right. The chicken was perfectly cook, so tender, and then flavors were amazing. I am tried to save a bite to share with my partner, but I guess ai will have to taken her for lunch soonI am looking forward to experiencing more soon.
This is a tough one. I root for small businesses and really want them to do well. It pains me to write this, as the owner/manager (?) was pleasant to talk with. For my tastebuds, the richness of flavor I expect with Indian food just was not there. They were out of Korma sauce, so I had my chicken bowl tikka masala style. I am glad I got a samosa, because that was the highlight of the meal. Spicy veggies are no joke here - en fuego! The basmati rice was oddly watery. More lows than highs, but I am glad I tried it.
Delicious food and very friendly staff! I highly recommend this place. They have offer the some of the best bowls in Columbus.
So good! Everything is fresh made and takes slightly longer than a chipotle style restaurant but it comes out hot, fresh, and customizable. Friendly service
Never ever go to this place seeing the reviews and ratings! Food was pathetic. Chicken tasted bad and flavors were worse! Worst Indian restaurant ever!!
Loved this place! The sauces had their own unique flavor and you can add spicy rice or veggie mix for extra heat. The "pizza" on naan crust was delicious and thick enough to hold up to all the sauce and toppings. Will definitely visit again.
The good: the food and the service! My husband and I had rice bowls with chicken and the tikka sauce, with lots of veggies added. I love the concept, although the sauce was lukewarm. I wish it was hotter. The kati rolls were my favorite! The bad: the price! Since it was our first time we wanted to try everything, so we paid extra for naan, a kati roll, a samosa, and the chana masala. Our bill was $56! The sodas were $4 a piece! $8 for two cokes?! The posted menu says $2, but the guy explained the prices have changed but they haven't updated the board. I also wish there was a better menu, one has no idea what food is available from the menu board. I saw on their website they had Kati rolls, and had to ask about them. I would have had no idea they had them! Overall, we enjoyed our food and will likely go back, but we will cut back on the extras to try to mitigate the cost. (And maybe do takeaway so we don't have to spend $8 on two sodas.)
Restaurantji Recommends
This place is outstanding—had the bowls many times but our first time having their pizzas and are in love. Kudos to the chef!
My girlfriend and I were in the mood for Indian and thought we would try this place, and we were not disappointed at all! The gentleman who helped us steered us in the right direction with all the choices and the chicken curry special was amazing. They're trying a new recipe with the samosas which are also delicious, 10/10 recommend checking this place out!
I've heard of this place for a minute now but never quite made it here. Wasn't exactly certain the concept but wanted to finally give it a shot. The concept turns out to be fast casual but taken up quite a few notches. You order a base of a wrap or bowl and then a variety of proteins and then quite a few interesting sauces. I chose a Chicken Curry Special that was outstanding. I also chose an appetizer of Golgappa which is an street food and was absolutely delicious. Because I clearly didn't think this huge amount of food was enough I also got the Samosas. Oh and Naan because....oh who knows? So glad I stopped in here. The gentleman (owner?) was super nice and welcoming. The food was incredibly fresh with flavors that really speaks to the reason I love Indian food so much. Do yourself a favor and try this wonderful place. I will be back. Often.
Amazing food. Slow roasted goat curry, cooked to order. Chef was awesome. Food was so good I was in tears.
The chicken Kati roll is so good!! I’m excited to try other things on the menu. Also, the chef (possibly manager/owner) there is so nice! He remembers my friend and I every time we come in. :)