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35 year-old restaurant in downtown Binghamton closes
BINGHAMTON, NY – A restaurant that’s been a fixture in downtown Binghamton for over 35 years has closed. Curry’s of India closed toward the end …
Currys of India – CLOSED, 45 Court St, Binghamton, NY 13901, US
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Another Long-Time Binghamton Restaurant Suddenly Shutting Down
Currys of India at 45 Court Street on Friday was serving its final weekday takeout lunches with only a few items available.
Reviews
Chaitra Hebbar
This place feels like home! I just love the couple who run the place, they are so sweet and polite. I’m a vegetarian, when the owner got to know that she laid out a bowl of paneer curry though it wasn’t included in the buffet menu. This is a small cozy place. A small heads up if you’re a person looking for nice and simple food then this is the right, cuz the food is nothing lavish but it’s simple and satisfying!! Also they make the best rava parathas!! And the aloo bhajji tasted exactly the same as how my mom makes them. Will definitely recommend the place and I myself will love to go back again soon!
… moreChristina Zeng
Great deal and yummy food! It’s takeout only at the moment. You can choose two menu options and it comes with rice.
… moreBecki Maney
I go for the lunch buffet which is limited (usually 5 or 6 items) but quite tasty. The woman who owns the restaurant is an absolute sweetheart and strives to make sure you are satisfied.
… moreEmily Fyffe
Man screw any negative reviews! Just because this place has few options does not make it any less special. The restaurant is run by a very kind hearted, super sweet Indian couple, and their food is made straight from the heart. The price is unbeatable too. Once time, years ago, I was in there buying food and I was counting my change because I could barely afford it. The women noticed and offered me a big discount out of compassion. Now that I’m financially stable, I support this place whenever I can. This place is their livelihood and anyone who wants to complain about it can suck one.
… moreEvan Arnold
Never judge a book by it’s cover. That applies more to this little hidden jewel than any other place I have visited. As I walk in, I am taken aback a bit by the condition of the restaurant. It is a bit aged. I was immediately greeted upon entering this place, and asked If I should get the buffet or order off of the menu. The waiter suggested the buffet and to wait a few moments. They cooked me some fresh food for the buffet, including good bread, potato fritters and rice pudding and proceeded to tell me what every dish was. I ordered some tea and they also made me a fresh pot of that too, with ample re fills. The service was outstanding and the food was some of the best I have tasted. The dinner buffet was 12.95 with my two dollar tea included in that price, so I was very pleased. I will be back.
… moreLen Kaupert
The Lunch buffet is a reasonable price, and that’s what I’ve eaten here in the past.
However, last night I went there for takeout, and from when we arrived to when we left was an hour. For takeout. There were only two other tables there the entire time.
Outside the buffet, the food is quite a bit pricier. My beef pasanda was too salty for me and bland.
It’s a mom ‘n’ pop shop, which gives it a certain charm.
… moreHowever, last night I went there for takeout, and from when we arrived to when we left was an hour. For takeout. There were only two other tables there the entire time.
Outside the buffet, the food is quite a bit pricier. My beef pasanda was too salty for me and bland.
It’s a mom ‘n’ pop shop, which gives it a certain charm.
Firdous Khan
Not trying to be mean just speaking facts.
If you are indian, born and raised, You will not enjoy the food here. It’s not even a bit close to the real taste of India. Flavor and quality is extremely poor, lacking spice, flavor, and freshness. Ingredients are all frozen bought from most likely a local American grocery store.
I understand that it’s only a family couple running the business but that’s what’s going to happen if you’re short on manpower and not choosing to cook authentic Indian food with actual Indian ingredients.
Overall it’s a shame to call this “Indian food” . More like Americanized Indian food
Service is very friendly however
Overall score- 2/10
… moreIf you are indian, born and raised, You will not enjoy the food here. It’s not even a bit close to the real taste of India. Flavor and quality is extremely poor, lacking spice, flavor, and freshness. Ingredients are all frozen bought from most likely a local American grocery store.
I understand that it’s only a family couple running the business but that’s what’s going to happen if you’re short on manpower and not choosing to cook authentic Indian food with actual Indian ingredients.
Overall it’s a shame to call this “Indian food” . More like Americanized Indian food
Service is very friendly however
Overall score- 2/10
Jhomo O’Connor
Great place!! Been going there for years during my lunch break. Whenever I bring a new co worker there they’ve loved it. You guys have been very good to me when I eat there. I’m addicted to the rice pudding! Wish you many more years of success.
… moreSam H
If you’re after fantastic and authentic Indian food, this is the spot. The owner truly cares about your needs and the lunch buffet for $7 is worth it every time. Highly recommend.
… moreJenner Michelotti
Wow. Amazing food. Some of the best Indian food I’ve ever eaten. I’m not from the area, just visiting for work, but I will be sure to try again if I ever come back to town! If you like Indian food I wouldn’t miss this place.
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