Curry N Pie - Asian Fusion

Very impressed! Great classic Indian fusion and Nepalese. They even have pizza with a Indian twist. It's an informal sit down, where they take your order at your table, but you get your own water, and then pack the food you didn't finish at the end. The pizza was excellent as was the butter chicken. They can make it spicy too.

Everything here feels cozy and comfortable. Cozy for its clean (Hygge vibes) and cool (as in strong a/c); and comfortable for its comforting tikka masala, tandoori and biryani. Portions are big so the food is not only tasty but good value for money as well. This is one those restos you like coming back to again and again when you feel like great Indian food with rice or Indian-inspired pizza (like the delicious addicting chicken tikka masala pizza).

Came on a gloomy Thursday so it wasn’t too busy, but the food was exactly what I was looking for! Desi and Korean menu Ordered the house salad and chicken tikka pizza- reasonably priced for a good sized portion Great service Nice interior, clean as well Will have to come back to try the curries and other options!

Everything was sooo incredible. We stopped in on their soft reopening and had an amazing meal. The pork wontons & dipping sauce, saag paneer pizza, and chicken makhani curry were SO delicious. Piping hot, good portions, and incredible flavors. We ate everything! And not to mention their mango lassi was the BEST we have ever had. Pricing is not even bad for what is in the area. 10/10 recommend

🌟 Five-Star Dinner Experience at “Curry N Pie - Asian Fusion” 🌟 I had an amazing dinner last evening! I tried the Chicken Tikka Pizza and Saag Paneer Pizza — both were delicious! The flavors were authentic, and so satisfying. You can really taste the quality and creativity in each bite. The ambience was good and staff were respectful and friendly, making the whole experience even better. Highly recommend this place if you're looking for great food with a fusion. I’ll definitely be coming back soon!

The food is always amazing. My biggest complaint is on their delivery orders. I waited 2 hours to get my food and the didn’t even include the sauces that come along with the orders. Would definitely recommend eating in than ordering takeout or delivery.

Tldr: food was very good but the place itself wasn’t that nice I dont feel like pouring my heart out rn, so this review is gonna be short. I was craving some indian food so i went down to this place because all the other Indian places in Georgetown seemed sketchy. First glance, the interior isnt too fancy, its a very simple place, and pretty small at that. But its not like it was too run down. A waitress came up to us and we ordered a chicken tikki masala and the mango fizz drink. It was delicious! The masala wasn’t too spicy but it was full of flavor. Usually i dont like carbonated or sweet drinks but the mango fizz wasnt too bubbly and it was naturally sweet. Also the food was brought to us in plastic containers even though we were dining in. They said that they were going through some renovations and that they would remove some of the less popular items from the menu and add asian cuisine, so keep that in mind.

Food: The food was excellent—much better in taste compared to other Indian restaurants I've tried. Service: The hospitality from the service staff was impressive; they were courteous and attentive, which I truly appreciated. Atmosphere: I was generally pleased with the ambiance and setting. However, the music was repetitive and didn’t quite capture the vibrant essence of Indian culture. It would be great to hear a better variety of Indian tracks to enhance the overall experience.

Curry Pie is a hidden gem! When you walk in, you head upstairs to dine--it's cozy and quaint, the kind of spot that feels like a well-kept secret. I ordered the chicken tikka masala and saag aloo (spinach and potatoes), which they kindly customized for me since I prefer my spinach without paneer. I asked for it spicy, and they delivered! When I tell you it was absolute perfection, I mean it. Every bite was packed with flavor and danced on my taste buds. The garlic naan--cut into fours--was hands down the best I've ever had. I love Indian food and have eaten a lot of it, and this naan set a new standard. I am glad I have a 15-minute walk back to my car to walk the food down. I'm already planning to come back. Truly superb.

Curry & Pie is absolutely phenomenal! If you are looking for tasty, generous portions of authentic Indian food in Georgetown, look no further. I had been meaning to try Curry & Pie for a while and was so excited to pop in for dinner on a weeknight. My friend and I were starving, so we decided to split a Paneer Tikka Pizza (extra hot!) alongside a delicious Shrimp Curry. These two were INCREDIBLE. The shrimp was cooked well and was perfectly spiced in a rich curry. I was so impressed at the size of the large prawns - talk about a a great deal for $16. The paneer pizza was cheesy and so flavorful. A must-try! The ambiance is a classic Georgetown row house and provides mostly upstairs seating. Nice tables and plenty of space for solo or group dining. The service was very accommodating and I appreciate the staff making sure we were cool on such a hot summer evening. Cannot wait to come back to Curry & Pie soon!

Cool spot I stumbled across. I thought "Curry and pie" was a cool concept. FYI it's Pizza pie not sweet pies lol. I just had the veggie pakoras which were nicely seasoned fried veggies that come with some nice sauces. Great looking menu. Nice enough staff. I'd come back to try something else.

Yum!!!! Everything was amazing! Highly recommend can't go wrong with anything on their menu

I think this place is tad bit over hyped, in my opinion. The experience didn't start off great right off the bat. We were a party of 5 and the person we spoke to initially all but told us to leave because they couldn't accommodate us. He suggested we to take away instead. We understand that it's a very small place with limited seating, but we didn't mind waiting. As we were discussing what to do, another person came out and told us they could seat us if we could wait 15-20 minutes. We eventually got seated and ordered our food. The chicken momo's were nothing special and under seasoned. The mango ginger fizz was delicious but it's mostly ice and not worth the cost. The pizzas were good though. Very greasy but good. Beware of the spice level that you order - their spicy is spicy so proceed with caution. For us, the medium was perfect, the spicy was too much to enjoy the food. Service was ok. Once we ordered we were kind of forgotten about until we had to track someone down for the check.

My friend and I are craving either pizza or Indian food, and Curry & Pie is like, why not both? We got samosas, chicken tikka masala pizza, and a few drinks! You can customize spice level. Service is pretty fast. Accessibility note - it's a row house and you have to go up some stairs.

We only got 2 items to start and that was enough for us to determine this place wasn't it. The tandoori wings were cold. Not lukewarm, it's as if it was ice cold and they didn't heat it up enough. The samosa was okayyy. I didn't get the feeling items were made entirely fresh so I'd pass.

We came on a Friday afternoon, which seemed like good timing since the last time we tried to go here, they had to send us away bc of a big order. The pizza was almost cracker like, and was a good blend of cheese with Indian sauce and spices. We ordered one mango lassi and was given a complimentary one, too. Ambiance is a bit awkward; order up front first, then climb up narrow stairs to a small dining room. Overall though, it was decent.

The food is amazing! Everything was hot when it arrived to my table and the service was pretty good. The space itself is a bit small but the ambiance is cozy and not bad at all. i'm giving 4 stars because we were waiting for our food a bit long but the place was packed when we came so it didn't bother us too much!

Everything was sooo incredible. We stopped in on their soft reopening and had an amazing meal. The pork wontons & dipping sauce, saag paneer pizza, and chicken makhani curry were SO delicious. Piping hot, good portions, and incredible flavors. We ate everything! And not to mention their mango lassi was the BEST we have ever had. Pricing is not even bad for what is in the area. 10/10 recommend

I'd 100% recommend takeout or delivery over dining in. The tikka masala and garlic naan are outstanding and the best I've had in the city

This is a tiny place near the Georgetown University campus, it says Indian fusion but it is is more of a Indian restaurant, the place has limited number of tables and the food came quick I went there for lunch. I tried the Pizzas Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza and the Mushroom pizza, both of them tasted alright, I felt that the chicken tikka masala pizza was soggy at the bottom, the personal size pizza was good enough for two persons as it was thick or May be I wasn't too hungry. The tandoori chicken wings are ok, nothing special about them. Haven't tried the sauce. The service was quick and the person waiting on us came a couple of times to check on us. All the seating is upstairs and only a few tables, the place is in a small building stacked up. May try it again if I go back to the area.

We order some Take Out to be deli to our house and it was excellent: Samosas with excellent sauces, shrimp tikka masala (excellent light tomato flavor), palak paneer, garlic naan. The service on the phone was good, great ambiance and reasonable prices.

I love Indian food, and was so excited to find this place while visiting the area from Syracuse, NY. I've never seen Indian Fusion before, and this place had it covered pretty well. We went all out on our order to make sure we tried as much as we could. If I had more time, I would have loved to come back and try the regular curries non-fusion items they have to offer. I'm way more into Indian food than my girlfriend, so the fusion part really helped sell the meal. We got a 14" Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza hot. Decently spicy, offered the full on taste of the curry with the awesome delivery of pizza. It worked 100%, definitely the best part of the meal. We got classic and chili chicken momos. Basically, the classic came plain with dipping sauce on the side, while the chili ones came in the sauce. We were glad we got two orders, because they were about as good as the pizza. Tandoori Wings were an easy decision as well. They weren't cooked crispy at all despite our request, which is the only reason they're not elevated with the pizza and momos. The flavor was good and a little spicy, and it was really neat having their yogurt based take on bleu cheese. I jumped at the idea of Tandoori Tamales. In Syracuse, you almost can't find tamales at all, so I take them anywhere I can find them. Indian Fusion was too good to be true. I was disappointed not to like them. They were pretty thick, and dough part was like biting into an under-cooked potato. By the time I got to the middle, I needed a break from the tamale. They didn't quite grab the flavor or texture of it, definitely a swing and a miss. I wasn't sure what it was, but looking to add something for a dessert, I pulled the trigger on "fried little balls of joy, soaked in a sweet honey syrup", or Gulab Jamun. Simply put, it was just two globs of deep fried batter, but it went down in so many more words. Even at $2.00 a piece for something the size of an egg yolk, I wish I ordered more, even though it would have killed me. They were so soft, and sweet, and had the richest flavor of anything. Great way to end the meal. They have a full Indian menu that I never got to try, but it was the fusion that got us in the door in the first place. Really cool ideas that I've never seen elsewhere.

I have been a regular here for years. The food is decent and I like supporting a local non-chain business. I realized recently that they tack on a few extra dollars on my credit card after each transaction. The first few times, I wasn't sure but was suspicious. But this last time, I am positively sure. If you go to this place, check your credit card bill because you're being scammed. Never going back. Check the other reviews here - others have had the same experience.

Located on a side avenue off of Georgetown's ever-busy M Street, Curry & Pie is an Georgetown institution to both students and residents alike, serving up generous portions of Indian-fusion fare at low prices! The actual restaurant looks like it's actually a repurposed house, with both downstairs and upstairs seating. The space is cramped, but clean and well-lit, with lots of natural lighting flowing in from the windows! My party of six stopped in on a Saturday at around 1pm, and were seated almost immediately. You scan a QR code to see the menu, which is chock-full of more traditional Indian classics (Chicken Momos, Paneer Makhani, etc.) to Americanized Indian food (Butter Chicken, Garlic Naan, etc.) to wacky Indian-American fusion (most notably: Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza, anyone?). I ordered their Lettuce Wrap with Chicken ($6.95), and my friends ordered the Chicken Momos ($6.95 for 5), Chicken Tikka Masala ($15.95), Paneer Makhani ($14.95), Naan ($2.95), Garlic Naan ($3.45), and their Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza ($11.95 for a personal-sized pizza). Our orders all came out within 15 minutes: my Lettuce Wraps ($6.95 w/ chicken, shrimp for an extra cost) came with a generous portion of chicken marinated in a spiced sauce, served with a refreshingly acidic cilantro-based sauce on the side! The chicken was breast meat, but it wasn't dry at all - in fact, it was quite tender, and the sauce was flavorful. The veggies and lettuce also tasted fresh - a delicious pick for a healthier choice, and a great value! I didn't try the Chicken Momos ($6.95), but my friend cited that the wrappers were dry, and the filling tasted store-bought. They came with a "secret momo sauce" for dipping, though it was apparently quite salty. Probably a skip for next time! The Chicken Tikka Masala ($15.95) comes with quite a generous portion of the classic dish, as well as a side (or should I say: mountain) of rice. The breast meat came in large, tender chunks that soaked up the well-spiced sauce, and the rice was soft and fluffy. Everyone that ordered this as an entree had to take leftovers home, since the portion is so large! I didn't try the Paneer Makhani ($14.95) either, but my friend enjoyed the soft, mild cheese paired with a brightly creamy tomato sauce with spices, and said it was delicious paired with her side of rice! Since my friends weren't aware of the fact that their entrees came with rice, they also ordered the Naan ($2.95) and the Garlic Naan ($3.45). Each naan dish comes with four large pieces, so it's a great value, though my friends said the Naan was a bit dry (even though it's basted with butter), and the Garlic Naan was overly greasy/oily, with a pool of oil at the bottom of the dish. They enjoyed dipping it in their curry, however! Finally, my last friend ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza ($11.95) - for a personal size, it's quite large (noticing a theme here?). She enjoyed the unique combination of flavors, but cited that there isn't a ton of Indian flavor in the pizza, nor much chicken on top, and the crust was a bit doughy for her liking. It's a novel concept, but not a must-get here. Overall, we enjoyed our meal at Curry & Pie - nothing here is an absolute must-try, but the portions are big, the food is solid, and service is friendly and fast. A great spot in Georgetown for some cheap eats!

Hungry and in Georgetown? Want something different? Look I'm not their PR time but I'd work part time if I could. I got a Saag Paneer pizza and I don't remember chewing..... i paired it with a side of coraline and man I was impressed!!! It kept me stuffed but not enough to fall into good coma. They were nice and had some delicious fruit candies (I do recommend) it was quick and easy! Just walked in for pickup so not too much socializing. Vibes were cute and they played sum good stuff on the tv. #pullup

I do not recommend this restaurant. I ordered the traditional samosas and it was devoid of flavor. It did not even have salt. That was the first sign that things would not be good but since there were good reviews on here, I decided to ignore it, thinking that the entree would be better and flavorful. Was I impressed with the entree, Saag Paneer Curry Pie? Of course not! The only flavor was the heat level. I was left wondering whether the chefs even knew what SALT is. The tandoori chicken wings had no salt either. Everything tasted bland. The only saving item was the mango lassi, a drink. I came for the supposedly good food but enjoyed only an expensive drink. Totally not worth it. Save your money and go to another Indian restaurant that knows how to spice their foods! The service and ambiance were alright.

I've had good Indian pizza in CA so I was excited to try this but was kind of disappointed. Saw a lot of reviews that said the chicken tikka masala pizza had no curry flavor and just tasted like pizza with chicken on top, so we opted for the saag paneer pizza which seemed popular as well. Sadly it just tasted like regular pizza, probably because there was just a lot of mozzarella on it (very satisfying cheese pull though). The chicken tikka masala curry was really good though, would give that dish a 5/5 and come back for it. Comes with rice and we ordered naan on the side, but would skip that next time - the naan wasn't good or like naan i've had at other restaurants before. Felt on par with the frozen stuff you stick in your oven at home. Definitely dip your pizza in the curry or add some on top - its so good!

The food came very quickly and was piping hot. We got the masala pizza, vegetable pakora, and the samosas, which was plenty of food for 2 people. The masala pizza was good, the medium was spicy, however, the crust lacked a little bit- it felt a little store bought. The vegetable pakora was very good, but the samosas were pretty dry and were not a favorite. The service was great. They sat us down quickly and we got our food within 10 minutes of ordering, of course we were the only ones there, but we ate at a weird time so that's probably why. The restaurant was very clean and bright. And we had a good experience overall. We don't live in the area so we probably won't be visiting again but it was a good and relatively cheap place to stop for food.

Butter chicken and naan bread are my favorite go-to when it comes to Indian food. The portions are generous, and the spice level can be adjusted to taste. Overall, it's the best in the area!

We got the paneer tikka pizza and chaat fries and both were so delicious. Both dishes were extremely flavorful and we were able to adjust the spice as much as we wanted. I'll definitely be back

Very interesting concept of Indian fusion dishes. Located in Georgetown, Curry & Pie offers both traditional Indian dishes as well as a few fusion items. One of the popular fusion dishes is their chicken tikka pizza. We decided to order that along with a saag paneer pizza and the French fry chaat plate. To be honest the chicken tikka pizza just tasted like a normal pizza with chicken on top. No real fusion aspect or Indian spices to make it different. However the saag paneer pizza had a nice fusion twist to it. The French fry chaat was also really good. For drinks I had the mango lassi which was refreshing. Although the food was good it didn't seem like their pizza was as fusion as it could have been, but I'd like to come back and try other things on the menu like their curries and biryani.

Amazing food and goated restaurants I would recommend to all of my friends food was worth the wait

Came in very hungry and left disappointed. Chicken masala tasted like Campbell's tomato soup over chicken. Naan was dry but edible. Chicken steamed dumplings were inedible. Would not recommend. We were the only table at 1pm on Friday.

This concept is brilliant in my opinion! I loved the food here and the quirky ambiance. The staff were delightful and helpful and quick! Would come back for sure!!

Walked right in on a beautiful Saturday night with every table empty! I had been here once before and had been eager to come back. As others have mentioned, they have a really cool concept. We ordered a few things: Chicken Tikka Pizza - Tandoori chicken tikka with red onions and green peppers - Great price, $13 for a medium...you can't beat that - If you like pizza, you will like this Garlic Naan - A must get if you come here. I was very impressed. - Perfect for dipping in any sauces - Comes with 4 pieces Chicken Makhni Curry (Butter Chicken) - Huge pieces of chicken, which I thought were okay - $15.99 - Comes with rice I walked away from the meal very full, it was very well priced, and the fact that I could walk in and not worry about not getting a table made me very happy. In normal times, I would wonder if there is a wait? They only have a few tables.

Amazing pizza, the most flavorful in all of Georgetown and authentic dishes as well. Can't go wrong with take out or dining in

I stopped by after a long walk around Roosevelt Island and up into Georgetown, hoping for something hearty, and I got it. I absolutely despise tomatoes, so I got the Karahi Chicken Curry, which was good! I wish there was a little bit more spice, since the meal sort of blended together, but I still liked it. It was quite a bit more than I expected, so I took some for lunch the next day (leftovers is always a plus) and enjoyed it the same. Also, the ambience wasn't ideal and the place was quite small.

We were on campus at Georgetown University and looking for a place to have lunch and saw this restaurant on Yelp. We were not disappointed! The restaurant is pretty small but it really delivers. Most of the tables are up on the second floor but there are a couple of tables on the first floor when you walk in. The service was prompt and the food was amazing! We did a plate of the Chicken Momos (think an Indian version of potstickers), the Paneer Makhani (the sauce was TO DIE FOR!), and a piece of naan. The naan was the only thing we felt luke warm about - not that it was bad just that everything else was so good! Although we didn't try it, we saw a few tables order the French Fry Chaat and it looked great! I hope you decide to try this place - you won't be disappointed!

I came in with a group of 23 people, including 2 kids and they were SUPER accommodating. They let us make a reservation day of and reserved the whole upper dining level for our party. They took our orders promptly table by table and churned food out relatively quickly. Even though we were such a big party, they was no confusion and the process was pretty painless. Major shoutout to Aaron and his staff for helping serve so many people. The food was pretty good. I do wish there were more vegetables because the pizzas were pretty heavy, but the flavor was there! We got the paneer tikka masala pizza and it was yummy. Fair warning, it wasn't very spicy so if you like a lot of spice, I'd go for the normal bowls and get the most spicy as the medium spice wasn't very spicy to me. I didn't get a normal entree but my friends did and they said they were really good! They came with plenty of rice and we're very filling. The mango lassi was yummy, but more yogurt-y than mango-y so some people preferred it while others in the group didn't. Overall, it was a lovely experience and I super appreciate the staff's friendliness and flexibility :-)

I love Indian fusion pizza and decided to try this as a switch over from Wise Guys and Chicago Pizza With a Twist...never again. We ordered what everyone seems to be ordering pizza wise, the The Curry Pie with the saag paneer option. This was probably the most bland pizza I've ever tasted. It tasted like dry dough and there was no element of fusion in it. The paneer was scarce and the flavor was lacking, we could taste no saag in the pizza. As sad as it is to say, we didn't finish it and ordered another pizza from another fusion place. Maybe this is me being too critical but if your name is "Curry and Pie" I expect some spice!!! Maybe it was an off day in the kitchen since we had to wait longer than the expected time. I've found that Indian food in DC caters to a generic palate which is ok but for Indians, we want the spice! Probably will not be back, wish it was better!

My party of 3 arrived at 7pm. We tried to call ahead to let them know we were coming, but we could not reach anybody at the Restaraunt. When we arrived, we were told the wait would be five minutes. That five minutes turned into 35 minutes. We were finally seated. We placed our order quickly, and were told it would be out shortly. We sat and waited for 72 minutes. 72 minutes. The Restaraunt was not busy, and there were not many other tables waiting for food. Our "waiter" checked on us one time, which was when he brought our significantly delayed food. I tipped 12% but should have tipped less than that. The food itself was tasty. The spices made the food delectable. But the satisfying taste of the food was diminished by the rest of the experience.

Service is good and the food is delicious. The butter chicken was very flavorful and creamy. The samosas were also very good.

I've walked by this restaurant a lot of times and had always been very intrigued by the name. As soon as we walked it we were directed to the dining area at the top. Very small but cozy place. The service was amazing and the server was so kind, friendly and helpful in guiding us to what to order. We knew we wanted to order the pizza so we opted to for personal Panner tikka masala and a personal chicken tikka masala. Along with the a stuffed naan. The stuff naan was very tasty and so filling that we were worried for the pizzas. When the pizzas arrived it was the perfect size and looked sooooo good and cheesy and we were right! Unfortunately it was so cheesy that a lot of the flavor was lost. After the first couple of bites, we had gotten tired of the taste. Also the bottom of the pizza was a bit soggy so it was hard to eat and very messy. Overall would come back due to the service and try more dishes.

If you're looking for a hidden gem in Georgetown, Curry & Pie is the place to go. Although the restaurant is small, it is tasty and affordable. We got the chicken tikka pizza which was absolutely delicious and flavorful. The pizza isn't too thick, and the crust is airy. We also got the chaat fries, which puts a different twist on often found masala fries. From reading other reviews, focus on the pizza, chaat fries and wings for the best experience. Service was stellar as well - they were extremely family friendly, even offering to safe-keep our stroller. We will definitely be back for some yummy chicken tikka pizza!

Decent casual spot, food, and service. Tried garlic naan (good), chicken pizza (puzzling flavors), shrimp masala curry (great!), and chicken angarey (so, so...tough meat to eat).

The chicken tikka pizza is one of the best things on this earth. If you don't order it, you are making a mistake.

Merchant charged me and gave me a bill of 34.49 and then charged my credit card 37.49. Food wasn't even good but charging more after you have completed transaction and provided total is unacceptable. I asked him to even show the individual item list and I checked the total with tax. It was 34.49$. I even received a text from my credit card company with the same amount but when the transaction was posted it was posted as 37.49$. It was a take out because the restaurant decided to close 2.5 hours early than their regular hours citing slow business. I never gave you a tip for a take out order. You cannot add a tip for yourself if the customer never provided a tip. Please do yourself a favor and avoid this business. There are several other good Indian restaurants in DC

Interesting off-M street restaurant. It's a converted old townhouse with stairs (lots of them) leading up to the restaurant and the dining area(s). The service was excellent, and the food was fresh and tasty. We tried a salad and Pizza (Medium size) to share for a late lunch. The salad was fresh, and the Pizza was freshly made and served hot from the oven. This is a great low-cost option to the more popular places on M-Street.

We ordered Curry & Pie after seeing such rave reviews as a way to start off the new year. There's no clear guidance on what size the pies are, so we just went with large which are $17 each. We ordered 2 of their naans which were fine. Very bready, but overall ok. The one stuffed with onions had the most flavor but was very dry to swallow. The best dish we ordered were their chaat fries. Lots of toppings and if you like spice these are for you. Very well balanced. Out of the 3 pizzas we ordered the best was the saag paneer, but still, it was nothing remarkable. All of the pizzas just tasted like regular cheese pies. The lamb vindaloo pizza was especially disappointing for having 1-2 small pieces of meat per slice of cheese pizza. Especially a $17 pizza. Maybe my expectations were high but these were regular cheese pizzas with a sprinkle of toppings on top. The chicken mango tikka only had flavor from the slivers of mango, that again, were very minimal. The same bready dough with cheese on top. I'd be interested to know how their Indian food is outside of pizzas but probably won't give my business again having spent $75+ on very mediocre food. With so many pizza places in DC, you can find much better and much cheaper.

I've only ever gotten delivery from here but it hits every time! The chicken tikka pizza, lamb vindaloo pizza, and saag paneer pizza are all so good and a good price too. The tandoori wings are also delicious!

The fusion indian pizza was ok. I wish it had more curry flair than pizza. The momos were really good and the samosas were fried and dense. I'm sure this food is great after a night out on the town, but personally I wish it were a little less greasy.

I like this place! I especially like their saag paneer and paneer masala. I'm not a huge fan of their chicken tikka masala (I think the chicken could be cooked differently), but I would recommend their vegetarian curries. Good place for a quick dinner if you're craving Indian food.

I love curry and pie ;-; I have missed their curry pies so much, my fav is the tikka pizza, its unique in the best way they couldve done a pizza HIGHLY recommend the following items: butter chicken, daal makhni, garlic naan I used to eat here every mf week when I came around more often they are just so good

The food was so good and the service was awesome. We sat by the window and the view was beautiful. They were easily able to split my party's check into 5 and we paid with Apple Pay, so super convenient as well.

this place is so good!! got their mango lassi, samosas, garlic naan, and chicken tikka masala pizza. the fusion is done perfectly and everything was so delicious (and reasonably priced). the service was great and even though our pizza took a while to come out (due to a catering order) they were so nice about making it up to us even though they did not have to. would definitely recommend on all counts :)

Loved the tikka pizza. Lamb saag had good quality & tender lamb with great sauce. The tikka wings were amazing and very moist. Good basic rice. Naan was too flat and the gulab jamun was too cardamom heavy. I'd skip those. Would be a regular if a lived in the area.

Very hospitable staff and decent food. We ordered the traditional samosas, which were slightly too dough-y for my personal taste, and the chicken tika masala pizza which could have used less cheese and more sauce. Nonetheless, still had a very good meal, but not somewhere I'd revisit.