Curry Up Now - CLOSED

Great food, amazing vibes and as the name says…Indian street food👏👏👏 Taste was amazing and service was superb, super fast… Why I cut down on 1 star: Room for improvement Now when it is Indian food so it has to be oily, well not true…we ordered Veg Manchurian and Hakka Noodles, it was oily. Spices were perfect but oil could have been used little less. Per person price: $30 (with Tip and taxes); I know it is high but given the dearth of authentic Indian street food option, they are pricing high…and they know they serving great flavours… Recommended, definitely yes… but not too often visit as it will dent my pocket for sure😂 All in all amazing experience!

Good food for a decent price. Everything was good but nothing like stood out for me. They gave fryums when I asked for some and I found it cute that they didn’t charge us for it.

Curry Up Now is masterful in every way you can imagine and it is a luxurious experience. All of the ingredients are sourced from the homeland in India and each dish is pure art. The cuisine is prepared by food scientists that know exactly how to enhance the flavor in every bite and you’ll want to try everything on the menu. This place is special because of the over all vibrations, the staff, and the family atmosphere. They have a huge menu, a bar with actual mixologists, the aesthetics are second no none and it is easily one of my favorite modern Indian restaurants not in Dallas but quiet possibly in the United States. I have not been paid to write this review this place is a Gem; All five stars every day of the week.

They really need to at least heat up the chaat before serving. We got pani puri and also papdi chat both were COLD least they could do is heat it warm it up a little. Chole bature was good. Mango lassi was delicious

Would rate this place an overall 3 stars, food quality surely needs to be improved for the visitors to experience the true authentic taste of Indian food (Punjabi style), ambience is decent, Food presentation is good. We ordered Paneer Kathi Roll, which barely had Paneer and had lots of not completely cooked tomatoes. Veggie Biryani presentation was outstanding, but again not completely cooked rice.

Excellent quality and ambiance. Indian food in Dallas varies a lot and it's difficult to find a consistent experience, even at one restaurant. I hesitate to give a huge, glowing review based on one visit, but if the second visit is anything like the first, I'll go to 5 stars. I tried the same menu twice it was all extremely flavorful , tasty and one among best place to go again in Dallas area . Loved it!

Really was a surprise, and I hope this place does well. The servers were nice and the food was amazing. We tried 3 different things, just to get a variety to test out, and all 3 items came out perfectly. The flavor and aroma was top notch and we ended up getting a second order of the ravioli to go, since they were so good. This place is definitely worth checking out and we look forward to trying more things from the menu the next time we are in town.

Update: after hearing how the food is better when eaten there, we decided to give it a try and it ad absolutely TERRIBLE. There’s no sense of organization inside, no one to show you the table, no one to even take your order. Even if you did go to the counter they asked you to order from your table, online. It took 1 hour 20 minutes to get our order, and they said they missed it. The restaurant wasn’t even very busy, and it was a weekday (can’t imagine how it would be on the weekend). The food was so bad. The samosas were dripping oil, when we took a bite, oil oozed into our mouths. The Kulcha Naan tasted like it had sand on it. The aloo paratha had mashed potatoes. Only go here if you have a ton of money to spend, and not eat. It’s hard to rate prashad (food offering to God) but I’ll try. Have you ever been in one of the middle eastern airlines? Yes!!! Then you know what I’m talking about. No?! Well then get the rice bowl from this restaurant and that’s what exactly is served. Servings so small that it wouldn’t be enough for a child, and ridiculous priced even for the location. Can’t believe it was barely 6 spoons of rice. The paneer was dry and rubbery. We ordered the Punjabi By Nature Bowl, and the Tikka Masala Bowl. The Tikka Masala Bowl was missing the “home style daal lentils”, after charging $14 bucks! At least in a flight you get a roll, some dessert, water, and even free drinks, here absolutely nothing. We did takeout, and usually takeout portions are a little bigger than dine in. If I had servings so small the I wonder how the dine in portion would be. Would I recommend to go here? Probably not for the food. Will I come back here? Only if someone forces me to, blackmails me, or gives me a million dollars. The food tasted okay, but not worth $28 at all for 2 items (not including tax and tips). Not sure about dine in, but takeout definitely not recommended.

Stopped by here while at Grandscape, and I was not disappointed. It is not authentic Indian food, I'd consider it to be more Indian Fusion. However the flavors are good and not bland despite it not being authentic. We got a tandoori chicken pizza, and the Indo-Chinese Hakka noodle. The pizza was delicious, the sauce along with the other flavors just blended so well together. The noodles were okay, but lacked a little flavor. We also got the El Jefe taco and it was a unique twist on an Indian taco. I would recommend it as well. I also got a mango lassi, and it was so good! I normally get nervous with lassis as sometimes they're too sour but this one was sweet and was the perfect end to the meal. They have a full bar so you can get drinks if you so choose.

I'm not sure if the ownership has changed, but the food and service here have gone way downhill. First off, the staff doesn't seem to know their own menu. A family in front of me asked what the protein was in their vegan bowl, and they were told there was none. I had to step in and tell them it was chickpeas. How do you not know your own dishes? When it was my turn to order, they didn't even ask what options I wanted for my bowls--they just assumed daal. I had to correct them and say we wanted Chana masala. That's just lazy customer service. We ordered the lamb bowl, kachori chaat, and the keto bowl. The lamb bowl was supposed to be lamb curry, but instead, it was lamb keema. Nowhere on the menu does it say that. When I asked, they just said, "That's how it's served." Again, more laziness. Then there was the spice level--so over-the-top that we couldn't even eat the food. This was nowhere near authentic Punjabi flavors, just unbearable heat with no balance. Overall, extremely disappointed. Won't be coming back.

Food- food is very mediocre. Definitely an Americanized version of Indian flavors. If you want to go here for the ambience i recommend ordering the papdi chat and the naughty naan, my favorites at this restaurant.the burrito has rice mixed with chickpeas, onion, and paneer. It is pretty spicy with not much flavor. The chat is pretty good but the proportions are on the smaller side. They charge a Dallas area service fee before the tip. Service- they are extremely busy and so you have to order at the register after getting a seat. They used to take orders at the table which was more convenient. Imagine you are mid dinner and have to wait in a 30 min line to order something else. Ambiance- this restaurant is very aesthetic and is located in the middle of grandscapes. It is a vibe for sure. We usually only go here because of its location.

We were leaving an event at the Grandscape and wanted to try this spot because we've never eaten here before. I honestly wish we just went with pizza next door because this place was ridiculously overpriced for no reason. I had the deconstructed samosa bowl and hubby had a platter. They were decent sized and tasted ok but nothing wowed me to where I need to come back. For those 2 entrees alone we paid $50 bucks...... that didn't even include anything to drink. I looked at the receipt and saw a charge for "Dallas service fee" which is basically auto gratuity. I asked the manager and he said yes it's the fee for us bringing the food to you. I'm confused by that because you don't even have a server here, you go to the counter and place your own order, they give you a number and drop it off. You have to get your own drinks at the soda machine too so no one is serving you at all, someone please tell me why this spot requires a service fee................ This was highly disappointing and I will never be back. They need to take off that ridiculous auto grat charge. Food was just ok.

First time trying this place in the colony at The Grandscape.Great place to dipping your feet in Indian food not the most authentic but they had burritos and even Indian Chinese like fried rice. Had the Thali pick 3 dishes, the Chana Masala the chick peas was not spicy bit bland, the butter chicken had little kick and the Mili Juli Sabzi with vegetables had some spice with potatoes and cauliflower. Then the tumeric rice was fluffy and subtle in flavor. They had these star puffed chips was tasty and crispy. They gave generous naan it was bit bland but it worked to dip in the butter chicken. Lastly there was one gulab jamun which is a dough soaked in sweet syrup. There was upbeat Indian music going, I enjoyed the food and atmosphere. They had patio, high tops and stools and tables and chairs. You order at the cashier and they bring your food to your table.

Stopped by for a snack while shopping at SCHEELS. Good flavors- the samosas pack some heat! Also ordered Punjabi fried cauliflower. Super tasty.

I really liked this place and enjoyed the portions ! I recommend the chicken tikka masala bowl.

We had some time to burn before going to movie, so stopped here for dinner! You have to order at counter for dine in and food will be served to table. We ordered Paneer Pizza and Thali with Paneer Masala, chana and mutton Kheema. Food was served quickly, you have to get extra plates if you need! Pizza was delicious but there were some fresh jalapeños which would give you heart burn! Also they should have sliced the pizza, expecting us to do with butter knife is ridiculous. Thali, Naan was good(same as the pizza base) kheema is good as well. Paneer masala is same as what you get on the pizza. Chana was absolute trash, no taste!

Cute little place, can do better on the cleanliness. Observed server just grab the chips with his bare hands to put on the plate while he walks out to serve the customers which is a"NO" to me. Ordering is thru the app and has pay right away after the order. Food taste is not bad, but very small portions.

I've visited this restaurant several times since my first review. I must commend the quality of their filtered water - it's truly refreshing. The fusion dishes they offer are tasty, though a bit expensive for ready made items. I'm not a fan of having to order using my phone at the table. The overall food experience is decent. The restaurant's decor is modern, updcale, yet the service is predominantly self-serve, aside from the bar. The naan seems to be pre-made. The staff, while friendly, are largely uninvolved, only interacting when serving water or meals. It puzzles me why tipping is expected in such a setting. Personally, I feel their concept is more casual and would be more suited to a food truck as the decor doesn't match the self service process.

The food has great flavor and portions were large. The chicken bites had a slight kick and were very tender. Great atmosphere and decor.

I stopped by this place while visiting Grandscape, and I thoroughly enjoyed the food--Indian food with a clean and pleasant atmosphere. The quality of the food was exceptional. I ordered their vada pav, samosa chat, and small samosa (chota samosa); it had a significant amount of flavor from the chutneys !! Their vada pav the vada was not soft, but the taste was good Their ambiance stood excellent. Service was satisfactory. The happy hour is perfect, 3 pm-7 pm, 50% off specialty cocktails, and a $5 draft (at Grandscape, this is a steal!). With every happy hour drink, you can get an appetizer at 50% off.

Beware! This place sneakily applies additional service fees and gratuity to your purchase and then prompts you for tip. See receipt. Almost tipped twice until I noticed they already applied. When asked, they said the city allows it so they do it. For a place with subpar service, if any, I find this absurd. We did not have a big group (only 3 people) and they didn't even come by to ask if there's anything we need. So really wondering what this is all about. The food is good, I'll give them credit for that. But it's overpriced for the quantity. And plus, they add all these extra fees sneakily. Won't be returning. They ask you if you want your receipt, so you might not even know if you say no. It's Wrong.

This is great! Why is this place just 3.5 stars? I go to Grandscape at least twice a month, and I visit here at least once a month. I thought I already wrote a review for this place haha Atmosphere/Location - 5/5 - Great location (Grandscape), with one of the only few bars in Grandscape. Staff - 5/5 - The owner was GREAT. There was something in one of our dishes, and every time I would see him, he felt bad and would give us one of those Mango Kulfis a few times. Just a nice person overall. Food - 5/5 - Have ordered here many times, but here are a few I recommend: Naughty Naan - 5/5 - One of my most favorite things to eat, EVER. Chicken Tikka Marsala Pizza with huge chunks of chicken and a great, great flavor. I order this every time I come here. Bhel Puri - 5/5 - Most know I am pretty much just a meat and potatoes guy aka mainly meat, but I can eat this all the time as well. I really enjoy the texture of the puffed rice. Kulfi - 5/5 - Just thick, Mango deliciousness. Sweet Potato Fries - 4/5 - Nothing special here, but always get this for the kiddo. Keema Pav - 4/5 - I enjoy lamb with cumin spices, and this really doesn't disappoint either. Overall, I really enjoy this place, and will definitely keep coming back again.

So this place has so much potential to be great. But it's so terribly inefficient and that's why the service is so slow. They have only 1 cashier to serve the entire restaurant, therefore long wait at times. The food isn't bad. The Pani Puri is the best to get here every time. It's so refreshing and the taste really invigorates you. Holy Moly ravioli is really tasty and the cheese is gooey goodness. The samosas were a hit or miss. Some were overly cooked and then some were just right. I do think this place will get better as they work out the kinks since it's less than a year old.

I like the food (especially the Thali), but I'm not thrilled that they add a 15% service charge to the bill, especially when you just order at the counter.

Curry Up Now at Grandscape pleasantly surprised me with their fried chicken and turmeric rice. While I didn't expect much, the flavors were satisfying and the meal hit the spot. Perfect for a casual bite in the area.

If you want to try, unique cocktails, this is the place to go! Even though they make their cocktails premixed, they taste great! The bartender adds a few additional things to each drink, and he is really friendly. The ambience is great as well! This review is only for the cocktails. I've tried their food before and its average at best so would skip it.

I recommend this place if you like Indian street food. I think it also helps to know your Indian food in advance as I didn't feel like a lot of their dishes provided enough description. My niece chose this restaurant. I only like about three different Indian plates so this wouldn't have been my first choice and I struggled a bit when ordering. But I'm glad we went. The restaurant was loud and hoping despite it being after 9 pm on a weekday. There was a lot going on inside but we were able to order quickly and we got our to-go food pretty quick. The gentleman behind the counter was so kind and helpful. Since no one was behind us, I took the opportunity to ask several questions. In the end we were both happy with our food. However a word of caution, be aware of their heat levels. My niece got a little cocky and ordered something spicy (she was warned by staff). She likes spicy food but this was more heat than she expected. She still enjoyed it, just carefully.

This is a fun way to experience Indian food with a twist. We came on Saturday night and it was really busy. You have to get in line, order food, and then get a table. We ordered a few sharable items. My favorite was the naughty naan which was a pizza on soft naan which had tikka masala sauce, paneer, cheese, and jalapeños. We also really enjoyed the samosa chaat, and the mango lassi. The samosa chaat was a little spicy but everything else was mild. The mango lassi was not that sweet, but we enjoyed it like that. I would skip the tikka masala burrito it was not a favorite amongst the group, it was the only items we did not finish. It didn't really taste like chicken tikka masala and was over spiced. We ended our meal with some chai which was only $1. I would ask them if they still have biscuits before ordering. They are included but they were out.

Pros: Location is great as it's right in the heart of the Grandscape developments. Staff was friendly and accommodating. It is open a bit later compared to other restaurants - 10 pm most days which is appreciated. My husband really enjoyed the taste of the curry dish he ordered. I ended up just trying their chai tea which was nicely spiced and I added honey myself to make it to my liking. Just wished they filled the cup to the top it was only filled halfway into the cup. Cons: However when we arrived near closing they were out of their drinks- so no sodas as the machine was broken, no mango lassi which I was wanting to try, and no agua frescas. So that was a bummer. My husband's order of curry was not a lot of food. Also there was barely enough sauce to coat all the rice and there were only 3 pieces of chicken in comparison to a whole lot of chickpeas we weren't expecting to get.

Stumbled upon this place when visiting for the watermelon festival in grandscape. We enjoyed the tiki masala burrito which was REALLY good. And a large portion (hand for size). The ambiance was nice and the servers were kind. Great place for Indian/chinese fusion.

I have been hearing a lot about this place from friends and social media. So was really excited to try it out. This is a fairly new restaurant, so I will not be too critical on the staff and environment. But there is a lot of work to be done. There was quite a lot of cluster and confusion by the staff. We almost recieved someone else's dish TWICE because they thought we looked like another customer, until we told them we didn't order those. Disclaimer: If you are looking or expecting for authentic Indian cuisine, this is not for you. This is Indian street food with a Asian Fusion twist to it. Food: - Chicken Tikka Masala Burrito (8/10): This was a quality tasting street food burrito. The flavor of the Tikka Masala was there. There was a small hint of spice which I liked. The burrito is loaded with rice, Tikka masala, chicken, and I believe onions. I do wish there was more chicken in the burrito. - Panic Puri (7/10): For a Indian street food idea. The pani puri was good. But from a true Indian mindset, it was lacking flavor. The mix of potatoes wasn't meeting my expectations of a pani puri. - Mini Samosas (8/10): This is your typical samosas. There was nothing wrong with the dish at all, but also nothing special about it either. I think it's worth it to share with a table of people, it comes with 7 mini samosas. - Tacos (6/10): These were really tiny corn tacos with your choice of protein, we did chicken. There was good flavor with the tacos. But I am not sure if it was worth $11, hence the lower rating. - Tikka Masala Naughty Naan (8/10): I will be honest, I can not give this an accurate rating because I had a small bite of this. But from that bite itself, there was a lot of flavor in this Naan. I've also made something very similar to this at home by using Naan and chicken tikka masala. - Mango Lassi (4/10): This was my least favorite thing on the menu so far. The lassi was very yogurty and thick, tasted almost powder like to me. I wish it had more mango pulp or Mango flavor to it. I believe if you give this place some time to figure out the details and the best way to serve customers, this will be a hot trending spot. I will definitely go back and try some more of their other items :) But go support and check it out! You may have different opinions and views from me!

Hey Y'all . This is a trendy little spot in the middle of Grandscape. You will love the surrounding area and the ambience here is very nice. The staff here is very friendly and will make recommendations if you're not familiar with Indian street food selections. Also available is the option to make things hotter or to add on things to take the heat down.I ordered the Benigni with chicken and let me show you the presentation was wonderful! It was demon, hot, and oh the aroma of the fresh herbs and spices was a delight!

Great food. Awkward service. Terrible bar. - The food was great to me. I got a paneer masala bowl with rice, chana masala, and fryums. However, the staff had a difficult time giving my friend accurate info -- she asked if a dish included cilantro and if it was spicy. They said no, but it did and it was. The service was VERY awkward. As I mentioned before, the girl at the counter didn't know what dishes included and couldn't explain options, she also had trouble understanding our order and where our table was, all three servers struggled with serving (knocking plastic glasses off tables, dropping food, leaving it on the floor, dropping empty plates). Also, you have to order bar items separately, and the water dispenser is at the entrance and out of sight from the dining area. The bar was really disappointing. We had to ask for the menu and then they were out of the wine and import beer options. So, we ordered $15 cocktails. However, what we received looked nothing like the illustrations in the menu -- they were much smaller than pictured, didn't come in the glasses shown on the menu, had no garnishes (which I expect at that price point), and worst of all they were pre-mixed, so the flavors were all grossly muddled/stale and my ginger beer was flat. The restaurant was also pretty loud, which added to the difficulty of communicating with staff. Overall, expect a some trouble ordering and definitely skip the drinks.

*** WOW *** SUPERB *** DELICIOUS *** AMAZING If you're a foodie and like to try great tasting amazingly delicious food, that is filled with flavor and has great quality, you HAVE to come here!!! A new twist to traditional Indian food that is extremely satisfying for your taste buds and belly!!! Our favorite was the samosas which were the perfect bite size that is accompanied with fresh mint chutney and sweet sauce! The sexy fries were divine! What a unique mix of sweet potato base with chicken tika masala and cheese- the flavors and texture just work! The Thali was a great mix of curries that were separately amazing and come together so well- with naan that has the perfect blend of spices. The kachori chat was nothing short of perfection. The crunch mixed with the sweet sauce, masala, and chickpeas was cool and flavorful. And the cherry on top was the moong daal halwa! Cute dessert that is sweet and super delicious! The ambiance is upscale elegance crossed with casual cafe dining. They have a full bar with their own flair and they are environmentally conscious! It's a a A+++++ place for me! We will be back for more!!!

I visited this location with my family while attending another event at the Grandscapes. We wanted a snack and decided to give them a try since we all love Indian food. We figured that street food was the way to go for such a beautiful day! One thing we noticed was that although the sign said street food the interior was definitely nice enough for a date night which was a plus. The dining area was clean and each table was set with place settings comprised of real ceramic plates, silverware and cloth napkins, however you can request paper napkins if you like paper better. We really liked the paper straws which were safer for the environment. There was also a large alcohol bar for folks who might like to order wine or beer. Now on to the food which was served up quick and hot. After we ordered our food at the counter we decided since it was such a nice weather day to sit on the patio. I filled up my glass with lemonade from the drink bar; the others chose a flavor from the Stubborn brand soda's on the drink bar. We then sat on the patio and waited for the food to arrive. We didn't have to wait long! We were shocked at how quickly it came out. We believe it was because they were so well staffed; in addition everyone was friendly and came to check on us during our visit. We ordered the Indian tacos, Death by Tikka Masala and the Naughty Naan topped with Saag Paneer. My hubby and the boys ate the Indian Tacos before I ever had a chance to taste them, but they all said they enjoyed them. The Death by Tikka Masala's presentation was delightful and very colorful. The boys enjoyed the fryums and said they taste like veggie chips! It was definitely a fun platter to eat and we will surely order it again. Lastly, the Naughty Naan was my favorite! I absolutely love Saag Paneer and enjoyed having it served on naan pizza style! It had all of the right flavors and with the crispy edges and fluffy interior of the naan it tasted like heaven. We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience there and we will return in the future.

So glad this place finally opened up! We came today and they're still in their soft launch so there was a lot of staff in training. You order food up front and they bring it to your table. Ambiance: nice and new restaurant in the Grandscape Service: Staff was super helpful at the beginning when there weren't many customers yet, but I think got a little overwhelmed during the dinner rush. Forgot to bring some extra chutney for the burrito, so I had to remind them. They did ask how we were doing a lot though, and hopefully they'll take the feedback to improve. Food: generally it was good and fresh. + Naughty naan with chicken: good flavor and great texture + Butter chicken with rice: my favorite item! Perfect and reminded me of a chicken tika masala + Pani puri: very crispy and large compared to others I've had, but slightly different aftertaste which some may or may not like - Lamb burrito: It was a bit dry and one dimensional. Not too mention difficult to eat as it fell apart easily. I didn't realize it was ground lamb meat and so it tasted more just like rice and potatoes in a burrito wrap, and not much texture. Flavor reminded me a bit of a bland biryani in a wrap. If it still had chunks and a sauce that'd definitely help. I got the chutney which helped a little. = Samosas: small and just ok. Not memorable. Between the burrito and samosas, that dropped this to a 4 star. I figure the service will be resolved over time.

Met friends for a casual Friday evening dinner a few weeks back. It was OK, but not great. The bar was closed for some reason (maybe they didn't have a bartender on staff that night?), so we couldn't have the cocktails we'd planned to share. Bottled beer only. Street food options were a very odd mix of many regions of India, plus Chinese food, plus burritos? The items we tried were hit-or-miss - pastry on the samosas was very thick and tough, though the flavor of the filling was good. Chana masala was excellent in both flavor and texture, though the naan was greasy. Butter chicken biryani was tasty, but the chicken was a bit sparse. There were LOTS of kids there while we visited, and in the end we decided this is probably a better place for families who want lots of quick options, vs. adults getting together for a casual "adult" dinner. We probably will not return.

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Indian street food in the Grandscape mall!! Stopped by here on the weekend - was SUPER busy but the service was great and we got our food relatively quickly. The only reason I give this 3 stars is because of the food is a little pricy for what you get - the dishes are fun, but you could get equivalent meals for cheaper at other desi restaurants. If you're in the mood to try different things, would recommend the thali platters which come with 3 curries, samosa, rice, and naan. TLDR - would give the Thalis 4/5 stars but the rest of the food was 3/5 for the price!!

Horrible customer service and I will never ever come back to this place. Not only did they forget to cook our order and serve a plethora of people that came after us but it went on for at-least an hour before we had to remind them of our order. The cashier is a bafoon and sucks as a person and as an employee. If you don't like your job bro do something else. I understand that mistakes happen and when they do you make amends for it. You don't half ass do it and then come up with an excuse for not fulfilling the whole order. We should have got reimbursed along with the receiving the order we waited forever for. That is the right thing to do. When they reimbursed us the cashier put changed mind instead what really happened. They also didn't ever fulfill have the order.

Didn't understand what the connection of the food served and west Delhi is!! keep on boasting about the Delhi and Punjabi flavor while the taste is nowhere close to that. Chaats and snacks do not taste anything other that what is served at most of the Hyderabadi- Andhra eateries, in fact much inferior in taste from some of good Andhra places . Frozen samosas are refried and which are very mini in size as stated in the menu. Very small portions for the price. The self service is weird and beware of the service charge and the forced tip the app asks. The server or staff will never interact with diners and what's point of service charge and tip. Will never repeat and do not recommend.

Nice place serving decent portions of Indian food. Love their snacky stuff especially their Mini samosas. Service was decently quick Friendly staff Lot of food options around Bar Fresh food

This place was a pleasant surprise. A nice American twist on Indian food. We went to the soft opening and got to try the naughty naan chicken tikka pizza and the spicy chicken sandwich. Both were so good and full of flavor. I especially loved the fryums as sides.

Oh my goodness this food was delicious. From the unique sexy fries to the deconstructed samosa this will most definitely be a staple restaurant

Great location and good food. We've been to this location in the colony several times. We've tried all the thalis, the papdi chat, kachori chat, keema pav, gulab jamun and aloo paratha The food is good, quick and service is generally quite good. We've always been greeted by smiling and jovial young people working the counter. E keep going back because we like the food, service and location Great for weekends, lots of people in the area and some good live music playing outside. It does get very busy on Friday Saturday evening, but it's generally worth the wait

***Yummy***Mouth-watering***Authentic Indian*** I've visited numerous Indian restaurants in America as an Indian foodie. One of the Indian restaurants where I can get real Indian flavors is this one. It is located in the center of Grandscape and offers delicious food selections . I recommend this to all who love India food or wanna try some. Mini samosas, American desi thali, and moong daal halva are some of my favorites.

What an awesome addition to grandscapes! We were waiting for this to open up ever since last September, and finally here it is. So we were here at the soft serve period. The staff definitely needs to step up there were Lot of confusions between them. Food orders were pretty quick, we dined in. The menu could be a little versatile with options. The rice comes with curry which is topped over the rice. And vegetarians have only paneer option and no mix veg options in the curry selection. A little disappointing. Portion sizes were good. Truly enjoyed the bhel Puri, kachori chat. The naans were good too. My kiddo dint have much options from the kids menu. So he was solely on sweet potato fries. The vibe is totally to street food, will definitely go back again in the near future.

This is a good place to experience Indian roadside food, chaats etc. Food was good, ambience is nice. Worth trying while you are in the area.

Great food, great service, very clean restaurant. Food was ready super fast!! Zero complaints, will definitely be back to try more items on the menu. I did have the Naughty Naan Tandoori, this was the absolute best! Highly recommended!

I really liked the overall aesthetic and ambience of the restaurant which made me feel nice even before trying on the food. As far as the food, the mango lassi was tasty for mango lassi standards. I also liked that it came in a restaurant jar which added to the aesthetic of the drink. The bhel puri was also very nicely seasoned and very flavorful. The samosa chat was also one of the best samosa chats I've ever had and it's aesthetic matched it. I loved the curd which helped lighten the samosa chat and the sweetness that added to its flavor profile. This place is absolutely amazing, though a bit pricey.

Been meaning to try this place since they opened. Decided to go in and order vs ordering online. As soon as you step foot in the restaurant the aroma will fill your nostrils. I became excited because I could sense how great the food was going to be before ever tasting it. The front counter staff was nice and she suggested her favorite dishes. I got the mini samosas which I was informed came with the sauce but once I made it home I discovered there was no dipping sauce. They were still great but I would have liked to have the sauce. I also tried the butter chicken that was so good I couldn't stop saying how good it was. I can't wait to go back and try more food. Only thing that needs to be changed is the container that the food comes in, the cardboard box is just not going to work for a soupy dish. Overall 8/10 recommend.

Golad Jamon How about we start things off with desert for this one, just because it's oh so cute! .Saw this walking into @curryupnow and we said "don't know what we want to eat yet, but add whatever that is to the order"....loved this desert! So, how did it taste you ask? Very sweet soaked fluffy dough. Paired really nice with the ice cream too. It's garnished with mint sprinkles which one of us liked and the other wasn't a fan of. The only request we'd make to the restaurant is to plate it in something a teeny bit bigger so it doesn't spill out so much from mucncies excitement! Butt!! his was delishhhh still! Garlic Naan This naan right here! Such a simple thing, yet oh so good. @curryupnow wasn't about being complicated on the menu, casual vibes and good food is what we'd call it, and the naan fit right in. We were offered two choices of naan (plain/ garlic). This is served by it self but it was still very flavorful. Okay we'll give you an insider tip: dip it in the daal lentils and come thank us later Lamb bowl So admittedly, we thought this would be sliced versus shredded lamb, buttt the flavors in here are chefs kiss

Solid fusion Indian food! We got the Death by Tiki Masala Thali platter that included a chicken tiki masala, paneer tiki masala and a bean curry along with naan, one tiny samosa and some fried puffed wheat. For 17 dollars, the platter did a good job satiating my bf and I. The curries weren't too spicy but had plenty of masala flavor. I also got a mango lassi drink which was creamy and delicious. Would definitely come back to try their many interesting fusion dishes on the menu.

Great service. Great food. Great vibe. Nice chef. We had the Naughty Naan with chicken and it was excellent. We also had the chai tea (it comes with two cookies) and the Mango Lassi. All really good. The lassi is a thick drink, but tastes like home. Def. experience it for yourself.

It was so delicious! We shared this platter & everything was awesome. Service was phenomenal!!!

We had a great meal here, right in the heart of Grandscape. The kids and I shared a tasty Thali dish with chana masala, paneer tikka masala and butter chicken with rice and naan. Everything was delicious, flavorful without being too spicy, and it was the perfect amount of food for the three of us along with some mini samosas as an appetizer. Loved the casual, colorful and cheeky menu. Why not have a sense of fun? Definitely on my list to come back next time we're in town!

The food is so good here and the decor is so cute. They have chai for $1 and it's really good. I tried the chicken tikka pizza and it didn't disappoint. The naan bread was perfect and the flavors melted in my mouth. I want to try the kathi roll next time.