Curry Station

Great customer service and food. Their tikka masala and garlic naan are the perfect symphony of flavor. The chef brought the food to our table along with utensils and plates without us asking since he noticed that my fiance and I were sharing a meal. He even brought us a free dessert. Appericate the attention to detail.

Food was ok. They were positive. We gave them feedback which they took gladly. Chat pappdi was a bit sour. I would recommend.

I am visiting from Alabama and thought I would try this lovely food truck. The food was good, I had chicken korma and my friend had a lamb dish. The gentleman taking our order inside the truck was very nice and eager to help us. The atmosphere was great, picnic tables with covers. It was really nice today so it was perfect! Definitely worth a try!

Absolutely delicious! I stumbled upon Curry Station and I'm so glad I did. The flavors are incredible and the portions are generous. I had the chicken tikka masala and it was cooked to perfection. The staff were friendly and welcoming too. Highly recommend!

Absolutely loved our visit to Curry Station! The food was fresh, flavorful, and truly felt like home-cooked Indian comfort food. The person who served us was incredibly kind and welcoming — he even surprised us with 2 free Mango Lassis, which were delicious and refreshing! It made the whole experience extra special.

A Must-Visit for Authentic Punjabi Food! This place is a hidden gem for anyone craving authentic Punjabi cuisine. We were in Portland for a week-long trip and stumbled upon this amazing food truck. Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. The owner is extremely kind and welcoming — when they found out we had a 20-month-old with us, they packed some mild dal for us to take home. We loved the food so much that we ended up visiting three times! As a sweet gesture, they even treated us to complimentary sweets and kadhi. Our whole family, including our toddler, truly enjoyed the experience. Highly recommend!

Me and the missus had the pleasure of eating here. I got the Punjabi Kadhi, she got the lamb curry, we split garlic naan and samosa chat, and a jamun. Definitely a great place for Northern Indian food. I hadn't had Kadhi before, but I was impressed with what I was served. I will be back to try the Biryani. The missus' goat curry was thick, but not too thick, and the meat was tender, but still had texture. Bravo. The chat samosa was pretty well covered. The oil they use for their fryers is clean so the doughs really shine in their strength, the onion fritters, the samosa, and the jamun. Highly recommend anything with rose flavoring. They are good at having the rose flavor present, but not overpowering. Very nice people work the stand, but the gentleman who died the talking is very soft spoken and I'm hard of hearing, plus the traffic from the highway, so my being unable to hear the guy is really my only complaint. My fault for not wearing ear plugs when I was younger.

My husband is from Punjab and this is probably the best Indian food we’ve tried in the area! The shahi paneer was delicious; we ate it very quickly. The garlic naan and aloo ghobi were tasty as well.

I enjoy Indian flavors and can eat it every week. This place is brand new and very welcoming. I ate the Paneer Tikka Masala and Pakoda (aka Pakora). The Masala sauce was smooth and flavorful. It was hard to stop pouring it over the large serving of rice that it came with. I even submerged the Pakoda in the Masala, so good! Pakoda came with it's own 2 sauces, I wasn't able to decide which sauce I liked better. All of them were good! The owner gave me a complementary Chai. The Chai was not sweet like at most places (or the kind you get from a carton). There is sugar at the counter for those who like it American sweet but first try it without the sugar. You'll be able to taste the spices more without the sugar. There were picnic tables, shade and heaters in the eating area along with lots of parking. It's located literally just off TV Hwy and Cornelius Pass (SW 214th Ave is the cross street). There are about 4 trucks in the area. I ate the food before I was able to take the pics of it. I'm really bad about taking pics of food because I just can't think to take a picture if there is literally good, hot food just staring at me in the face. You'll just have to try it for yourself.

Curry Station is one of four food trucks located on TV Highway at Cornelius Pass. They serve Indian food. There are shaded picnic tables and heaters for outside dining. They are available for delivery with GrubHub. My first order with them consisted of samosa chaat, aloo gobhi and shahi paneer. Basmati rice was included with the two subjis. Everything was packaged nicely. The owner is friendly and welcoming. The samosa chaat was tasty. The aloo gobhi was good but semi-dry. I prefer it with a bit of masala gravy. Since I got my food to go, I was able to add some gravy at home. The shahi paneer was the only real disappointment. The chunks of paneer were good but the gravy was totally bland. It lacked any flavor. While the food at Curry Station isn't my favorite, it does have possibility. I would consider trying them again in the future.

The newer butter chicken curry, absolute disappointment. The curry was watery like soup and it had zero flavor, it was entirely bland. Using the naan I couldn't pick up any of the curry sauce either. It just rolled right off. The khorma was okay... the naan was fine. Really really disappointed.

Wasn't sure what I was signing myself up for when the cooks told me "something special" when I told them I don't know anything other than butter chicken. I usually don't eat chicken Biryani because of all the spices like whole cardamom pods & whole anise spice but once I told them this they modified the food to my liking. I've never heard of this before. I've always been told theirs no way to do that so that fact that they were able to accommodate by vanilla pallet really makes this meal so much better. It is easy to overlook this place but if you are looking for good Indian food give this place a try (I didn't even ask for naan bread and this sauce but both were really good)

The lamb curry was delicious! Very nice people too. Will definitely go back and try other things on the menu.

Curry Station was a great lunch. I really don't know my way around Indian foods. But it is very good and healthy.

Really well made Punjabi food. Saag was great will definitely be back. Good service.