Experience an incredible culinary journey at CURRYZONE LLC, a new Indian, Chinese, and Nepalese restaurant opening on July 17th. This family-friendly destination in Camp Hill is set to delight your senses with a vibrant fusion of flavors. Enjoy traditional biryanis, authentic momos, and aromatic curries, all prepared with time-honored recipes. The menu also offers a wide array of vegetarian dishes, ensuring a delicious and satisfying experience for everyone. Celebrate the rich culinary traditions of South Asia in a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 12:30–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3800 Trindle Rd Unit A-B, Camp Hill, PA 17011
Phone: (717) 585-3062
Website: https://www.curryzonerestaurant.com/
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Reviews
It’s a nice casual place, but very clean, cozy and organized. We were seated right away, even though it was moderately busy for a night. The aromas were really tempting, and we were excited to try a different things on the menu Since it featured Indian, Indo Chinese and Nepal dishes! We settled on the Manchurian cauliflower, The jhol momos, chicken tika massala and shrimp fried rice. Every single thing was amazing and would be something I would order again. The Nan also just melted in your mouth! The presentation of the dishes were beautiful as you can see in the pictures. They listen to what type of spice level we liked and they even checked on us multiple times to see how we were enjoying our meal. The service was very attentive, And the meals are made to order, But we did not have to wait long for them to come . Lots of parking and pretty convenient location. We will definitely come back here again!
The owners are very friendly and accommodating. The food was definitely worth ordering again. The cheese naan is tasty for sure. And the chicken’65 was excellent.
Will be back soon.
Beyond the amazing food, the staff was super attentive and kind. They truly made the dining experience enjoyable.
A definite must-try for great Indian food!
The food tasted fresh, the portions were generous, and the staff was super friendly. If you love Indian food or you’re just trying it for the first time, this place is a must. I also had the yellow drink I forgot what it was called but it was bomb!
I returned for a second visit and ordered carryout, primarily because I enjoyed the Chicken 65 so much during my first visit. Unfortunately, this experience was a sharp contrast.
After a very short drive home, the Chicken 65 was already lukewarm, and every piece of chicken was tough and dry. The texture was unpleasant enough that I ate only about half the portion. It tasted as though the chicken may have been overcooked, possibly skewered, and left to dry out.
What made this more disappointing was that I had stopped at Taipei Chinese Kitchen first (about four driving miles away), yet that food was still piping hot when I got home, while the Chicken 65 was barely warm.
Given the inconsistency between visits and the poor quality of what should be a reliable item, I’ve lowered my rating accordingly and will not be back. I wish this business the best success, however, it may be time for who, I suspect is the owner, to hire a qualified manager to run the place.
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Stopped on a Wednesday for lunch, the first customer through the just unlocked doors. Two parties of two came in after me, yet I was the last to have a drink or order taken. I was also second to last to receive my Chicken 65 appetizer, which was very nicely seasoned, actually the way I prefer it. That helped me recover a bit from the lackluster service.
Then came the chicken tikka masala. For a $20 dish, it was disappointing. About ten small bites of firm chicken (laid out on a clean plate so that you can see, not a single vegetable chunk in sight) not tandoori tender, in a sauce that was, on its own, meh. I neither finished the tikka masala nor took it home.
They seem friendly enough, however you are running a business. I was first through the just unlocked door and first to leave, but only because I did not enjoy my meal or the lack of attention. I really wanted to love this place, as it has certainly gotten some serious hype, but compared to Nalan or Kahaani, heck even Banana Leaf, I do not see the appeal.