This is takeout only, with no dining options. The food is okay. The quantity of the curry is amazing but the quantity of rice and biryani is the same which was not that great. They did provide us with cutlery. And there’s a grocery store in the restaurant.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Ken Sorceron
Sign says take out only on the door after driving 35 minutes to get here. Completely annoying.
Dawn K.
Our friends all swear by Curry Corner, unfortunately we will keep going to Curry House. The samosas, while huge, are flavorless. The butter chicken had tons of chicken, but the sauce was super sweet and bland, no spice either. Tandoori was mostly delicious, but it seems like maybe the marinade wasn’t mixed well and several pieces just tasted like cloves. The garlic naan was absolutely delicious, but small for the price. I love mango chutney and found that half the mango pieces were very hard and dry, and WAY too sweet with a very flat taste. Overall, my opinion is that there’s just a lack of depth in flavor, things tasted like only a single spice was used very sparingly, to compensate, a bunch of sugar was added? And unfortunately we didn’t catch any spicy notes at all. I will say that the preparation of the food was great though.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Naan
Shayne Settle
Still one of the best Indian food places to go to!!!
It’s a store with takeout food. No possibility to dine in. Food was expensive, if you get mild it will have zero spice, so I recommend getting at least medium spice to have some flavour in the food as ours was very bland.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 4
Korri
I came here hiping for a sit down restaurant, but it's only take out. Since it was only take out i just got things i could eat on the go. I ordered samosa and naan. The samosa pastry was thick and still under cooked, filling didny have any flavor that i could tell. The naan was okay, had a faint refrigerator taste like the dough has been sitting. Staff was friendly and quick.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 4
Geo Day
This place is a joke. Nothing tastes Indian! It’s all sloppiness
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Karli S
I want to start by saying I hate giving bad reviews but this really needs to be shared. I spent way too much money to be so disappointed. This was a door dash order granted it was ordered with more than an hour before they closed. I have had my fair share of Indian food. This not only gave me food poisoning but it was the worst butter chicken and chicken tikka masala I have EVER HAD. The naan and the rice were good. The 2 main courses seemed like they were just left over sauce that added some cream it had no flavor and no matter what I did I couldn’t make it better ended up throwing most of it away. I would not suggest to go here, I never will again. This is such a bummer because I LOVE INDIAN FOOD!
Food: 1
Recommended dishes: Garlic Naan
josh helms
The gentleman with at the front was a great help finding specific grocery items and helping bag them.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Max Koss
A hidden take-out-only gem. The food is unbelievably good. We go here at least once a visit to PNW, and we visit several times a year.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Mattar Paneer, Chicken Tikka Masala
8 years ago I lived in Washington for a few months and my sister in law brought me to this restaurant. It's been EIGHT DAMN YEARS and I still think of the butter chicken. Other restaurants have come close but they still don't beat yours.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Idrissa Soumano
6 stars food here. We cannot stop going there. I love rice and their Basmati can be eaten on its own ( I have tried). Lamp Biryani is So tasty. All the curries are amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Basmati Rice, Lunch Special Butter Chicken and Lamb Curry, Garlic Naan
csneddon00
I have lived in the area since 2008 and when Curry Corner first opened. Back then they were the best Indian restaurant around—flavorful, colorful dishes and great prices. And they won Best of the Northwest Awards! But now after over a decade they’ve definitely fallen off the mark quality and price. First of all, VERY expensive. Nearly doubled in last few years. I know this is the overall restaurant trend but they’re higher than most.
As for our order we phoned it in like most do in area. Their dining area is like a cafeteria so no ambiance or desire to eat in. We got a samosa appetizer and the combo 2-meat curry plate. Since we don’t like raita (veggie yogurt) and rice pudding, we convinced them to give us extra naan and mango-pistachio ice cream as substitutions. For the two curries we got the chicken curry and butter chicken (see pics). Samosa was two huge pieces, almost two big to really enjoy but the crispiness and flavor profile were there particularly when you dip in their two sauces that come with it. Chicken curry was ok on spice-wise and flavor. The butter chicken was, however, greasy and lacking in spices. Not sure what spices but definitely not how I remember. Tandoori chicken was delicious and cooked perfectly. Jasmine rice and naan were just like they were from before, nice job! And finally the mango-pistachio ice cream was definitely worth the swap and highly recommend if you like those flavors. Very fresh, creamy and homemade.
All in all, a decent Indian restaurant and I’d recommend it still but it’s a shadow of its past and I won’t likely go back for a while. I wonder if it switched hands. I know it’s a family run business and they have a relationship with the Curry house just down the street and been some strive. Whatever the case the quality is not what they once were. Hopefully they can work to bring it back to it’s former glory.
This is takeout only, with no dining options. The food is okay. The quantity of the curry is amazing but the quantity of rice and biryani is the same which was not that great. They did provide us with cutlery. And there’s a grocery store in the restaurant.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Sign says take out only on the door after driving 35 minutes to get here. Completely annoying.
Our friends all swear by Curry Corner, unfortunately we will keep going to Curry House. The samosas, while huge, are flavorless. The butter chicken had tons of chicken, but the sauce was super sweet and bland, no spice either. Tandoori was mostly delicious, but it seems like maybe the marinade wasn’t mixed well and several pieces just tasted like cloves. The garlic naan was absolutely delicious, but small for the price. I love mango chutney and found that half the mango pieces were very hard and dry, and WAY too sweet with a very flat taste. Overall, my opinion is that there’s just a lack of depth in flavor, things tasted like only a single spice was used very sparingly, to compensate, a bunch of sugar was added? And unfortunately we didn’t catch any spicy notes at all. I will say that the preparation of the food was great though.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Naan
Still one of the best Indian food places to go to!!!
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Basmati Rice, Tandoori Chicken and Nann, Vindaloo, Chicken Tikka Masala, Roti
It’s a store with takeout food. No possibility to dine in. Food was expensive, if you get mild it will have zero spice, so I recommend getting at least medium spice to have some flavour in the food as ours was very bland.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 4
I came here hiping for a sit down restaurant, but it's only take out. Since it was only take out i just got things i could eat on the go. I ordered samosa and naan. The samosa pastry was thick and still under cooked, filling didny have any flavor that i could tell. The naan was okay, had a faint refrigerator taste like the dough has been sitting. Staff was friendly and quick.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 4
This place is a joke. Nothing tastes Indian! It’s all sloppiness
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I want to start by saying I hate giving bad reviews but this really needs to be shared. I spent way too much money to be so disappointed. This was a door dash order granted it was ordered with more than an hour before they closed. I have had my fair share of Indian food. This not only gave me food poisoning but it was the worst butter chicken and chicken tikka masala I have EVER HAD. The naan and the rice were good. The 2 main courses seemed like they were just left over sauce that added some cream it had no flavor and no matter what I did I couldn’t make it better ended up throwing most of it away. I would not suggest to go here, I never will again. This is such a bummer because I LOVE INDIAN FOOD!
Food: 1
Recommended dishes: Garlic Naan
The gentleman with at the front was a great help finding specific grocery items and helping bag them.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
A hidden take-out-only gem. The food is unbelievably good. We go here at least once a visit to PNW, and we visit several times a year.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Mattar Paneer, Chicken Tikka Masala
Restaurantji Recommends
This is “not halal”
The food is ???
Try it!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
8 years ago I lived in Washington for a few months and my sister in law brought me to this restaurant. It's been EIGHT DAMN YEARS and I still think of the butter chicken. Other restaurants have come close but they still don't beat yours.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
6 stars food here. We cannot stop going there. I love rice and their Basmati can be eaten on its own ( I have tried). Lamp Biryani is So tasty. All the curries are amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Basmati Rice, Lunch Special Butter Chicken and Lamb Curry, Garlic Naan
I have lived in the area since 2008 and when Curry Corner first opened. Back then they were the best Indian restaurant around—flavorful, colorful dishes and great prices. And they won Best of the Northwest Awards! But now after over a decade they’ve definitely fallen off the mark quality and price. First of all, VERY expensive. Nearly doubled in last few years. I know this is the overall restaurant trend but they’re higher than most.
As for our order we phoned it in like most do in area. Their dining area is like a cafeteria so no ambiance or desire to eat in. We got a samosa appetizer and the combo 2-meat curry plate. Since we don’t like raita (veggie yogurt) and rice pudding, we convinced them to give us extra naan and mango-pistachio ice cream as substitutions. For the two curries we got the chicken curry and butter chicken (see pics). Samosa was two huge pieces, almost two big to really enjoy but the crispiness and flavor profile were there particularly when you dip in their two sauces that come with it. Chicken curry was ok on spice-wise and flavor. The butter chicken was, however, greasy and lacking in spices. Not sure what spices but definitely not how I remember. Tandoori chicken was delicious and cooked perfectly. Jasmine rice and naan were just like they were from before, nice job! And finally the mango-pistachio ice cream was definitely worth the swap and highly recommend if you like those flavors. Very fresh, creamy and homemade.
All in all, a decent Indian restaurant and I’d recommend it still but it’s a shadow of its past and I won’t likely go back for a while. I wonder if it switched hands. I know it’s a family run business and they have a relationship with the Curry house just down the street and been some strive. Whatever the case the quality is not what they once were. Hopefully they can work to bring it back to it’s former glory.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
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