

Innovative & Unexpected Indian Fare, that’s a little Naughty too! Since day one, Curry Up Now San Jose has been on a mission to serve Indian flavors & ingredients in a friendly and recognizable way. Our signature dishes include fan-favorite tikka masala burritos, bowls, tacos, Deconstructed Samosa, Naughty Naan, and more, as well as a wide variety of the more traditional and Indian street food snacks like Thali Platters, Kathi Rolls, and many Indian Street Foods. We offer both lunch and dinner, catering, and specifically specialize in office caterings/lunches. We are available for onsite catering as well.
A spin-off of a popular food truck serving Indian fare with a twist, such as tikka masala burritos.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3250 Zanker Rd #30, San Jose, CA 95134
Phone: (669) 322-5546
Website: https://www.curryupnow.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
Deconstructed samosa were not that great choice to order, there was something missing in it, especially when it was presented as a chat dish (based on the ingredients provided)
The ambience is great!
Edit 1 9/14/25 – increasing 1 star for the ambience, quick service and late night availability.
Liked raj kachori chaat this time. Rest of the food I ordered (goan burrito, pav bhaji and mango lassi) still not good. Also very expensive.
Kachori Chaat
Peri peri fries
Chole ( from chole bhature)
Vada pav.. tasted okayish – not authentic at all
The bhature were a bit too oily!! However the overall presentation and food taste were great.
I was really looking forward to trying Curry Up Now, but our visit was a disappointment from start to finish.
• Dishes ordered: Samosa Chaat and Karol Bagh Thali
• Temperature: Both arrived barely lukewarm, as if they’d been sitting out for a while.
• Flavor: Surprisingly bland. The samosa chaat lacked the tangy chutneys and spice kick it’s known for, and the thali components tasted flat and under‑seasoned.
• Value: Given the portion size and quality, the prices felt unjustified.
In short, the food was neither hot nor flavorful—exactly the opposite of what you expect from Indian street‑food classics. I hope the kitchen can address consistency and seasoning, because right now I can’t recommend this location.
The cocktails, like The Mortal & Pestle and Summer Whip, were not only visually stunning but perfectly crafted to balance refreshing and bold flavors.
As for the food, the Samosa Chaat and Bhel Puri were authentic yet had a contemporary flair, while the Guac Sev Puri was a delightful fusion that took street food to a whole new level. For mains, the Paneer Naughty Naan was cheesy and satisfying, and the Chicken Tikka Masala Burrito delivered a creative take on comfort food. The Lamb Sexy Fries were indulgent and flavorful, and the Tandoori Fried Sandwich was a crispy, spicy masterpiece.
To end on a sweet note, the Hot Balls on Ice was the perfect dessert—an exciting blend of hot and cold with a unique presentation.
Chef Das was very kind and staff made sure the service was good