The Curry House Korma Sutra

Great food …. a unique indo- mexican culinary journey! Loved the fusion style cooking they offer - it’s creative and full of flavor. The cozy environement makes it a perfect place to relax, and the service was amazing, very friendly and welcoming. Absolutely loved the mutton Rogan Josh and the chicken ceylon was excellent as well. Definitely worth a visit!

Was so excited for Indian food in the area however, very disappointed Food was mediocre. It’s a combination of Indian food and Mexican food.. tacos Asada were not tasty, very dry. I had chicken marsala they do it with chicken breast it was very dry. The sauce was tasty, but the meat was horribly dry. The naan is not the typical naan. Two tacos, a glass of wine, chicken, marsala, and a soda 114 soles not worth it overpriced for food that is mediocre hardly touched it

**Restaurant Review:** The restaurant is quite small, accommodating a maximum of 10 people. Previous photos show a different location, which can be misleading. If you're from India, you'll likely be disappointed with the bland and tasteless food. It might appeal to those who have never tried authentic Indian cuisine. The experience is akin to someone unfamiliar with Indian cooking attempting to make sambar but missing essential ingredients. The only redeeming feature is the naan, which is acceptable when you're hungry. They should reconsider branding it as Indian cuisine—perhaps it would be better marketed as Mexican food with more spices. On a positive note, the food is freshly prepared. However, it may be best suited for non-Indian patrons to avoid disappointment.

My sincere admiration for the Peruvian cook who works to make these wonderful and fairly authentic Indian curries, spot on! Went there twice and was blown away! (They make spicy versions if you ask for it). We had Chicken Korma, lamb curry and onion Bhajji, all wonderfully done! 🙏🏾

I am always very excited to eat Indian or Pakistani food in different countries. I grew up with Pakistani food and love to see different cultures make the same dish. We ordered the potato samosas, mango lassi, mango lassi with rum, and the Rajma with 2 naans. Vibes: Cute for a date, and I like that you can watch them prepare your meal. Prices: on the expensive side (Approx $35 usd for the meal) Location: close to the square Taste: Free appetizer plate: 5/5 Yummy chips! Samosas: 5/5 Incredible! Lassis: 5/5 So good! Naans: 5/5 Best naan ever! Rajma dish: 4/5 - needed more flavor and spice, but good! Photo credit: @Rhocken33

Interesting restaurant on a quiet backstreet with tasty food, friendly and helpful staff. Good value. Favoured by locals. Highly recommended.

Spacious restaurant with very high ceilings and pleasant decor accessed via an old courtyard. Flavourful dishes with reasonable portion sizes. The incorporation of alpaca meat into Indian cuisine is quite unique.

Right now Korma Sutra & Tacomanja have joined forces into one location, however that does NOT mean the food is n mediocre. Probably some of the best Mexican food & Indian food I’ve had in all of Cusco. Nick used to own big locations for these places but had to downsize due to COVID. He’s been in Peru for 25 years and really knows how to cook flavorful food.