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Cory Hill
This is hands down the worst Indian food I’ve ever had.
First the positives. It was quick, it was hot, and the naan was fine. They have Dr Pepper in bottles.
My expectations of quality were low and I expected it to be expensive at the airport, but I can’t remember ever being more disappointed after any meal. The negatives are a long list:
-the chicken- it was hot, but that’s all it had going for it. It tasted several days old and had none of the curry taste in the chicken. My best guess is it was canned chicken past its expiration date that was chopped up and thrown in the curry.
-the curry- was a step below the stuff you can buy in a bottle and warm up on the stove. Three steps below what I would expect at a mall or airport restaurant. The flavors that make tikka masala so good we’re muted and the bad chicken made it unappetizing.
-the portions- considering the $22 price ($29 with a drink and taxes) it was nice that they provided lots of curry. The problem is you have to pick naan or rice, and the naan is only the size of your hand. That’s enough naan to eat a quarter of the curry. So I’m left with bad chicken and curry that I would need to pay another $5.25 just to have some more naan or rice to eat it with. That’s just throwing good money after bad, like paying to punish myself.
-the naan- it was fine. Not special, but way too small for its job. Texture was better than a stonefire toaster naan, but a little less flavor than grocery store naan. It appears that it was freshly baked and I’m sure I’d have no complains if it was paired with something edible.
Now I’m going to throw away enough curry and chicken to feed a small family, but I think I’ve spared them from a terrible dinner.
… moreFirst the positives. It was quick, it was hot, and the naan was fine. They have Dr Pepper in bottles.
My expectations of quality were low and I expected it to be expensive at the airport, but I can’t remember ever being more disappointed after any meal. The negatives are a long list:
-the chicken- it was hot, but that’s all it had going for it. It tasted several days old and had none of the curry taste in the chicken. My best guess is it was canned chicken past its expiration date that was chopped up and thrown in the curry.
-the curry- was a step below the stuff you can buy in a bottle and warm up on the stove. Three steps below what I would expect at a mall or airport restaurant. The flavors that make tikka masala so good we’re muted and the bad chicken made it unappetizing.
-the portions- considering the $22 price ($29 with a drink and taxes) it was nice that they provided lots of curry. The problem is you have to pick naan or rice, and the naan is only the size of your hand. That’s enough naan to eat a quarter of the curry. So I’m left with bad chicken and curry that I would need to pay another $5.25 just to have some more naan or rice to eat it with. That’s just throwing good money after bad, like paying to punish myself.
-the naan- it was fine. Not special, but way too small for its job. Texture was better than a stonefire toaster naan, but a little less flavor than grocery store naan. It appears that it was freshly baked and I’m sure I’d have no complains if it was paired with something edible.
Now I’m going to throw away enough curry and chicken to feed a small family, but I think I’ve spared them from a terrible dinner.
Chris Kim
Should have checked google reviews before buying. Just bought the chicken tikka masala and it’s very bad. Looks like they made it out of some packet. 100% crap.
For some odd reason I’m tasting canned campbells chicken noodle soup. Seriously man? I’ve tasted better from a white guy making this at home.
Since I bought it and I’m cheap, I tried finishing it but just decided to throw it away after eating almost half. Please do not eat here. It’s $22 USD. It’s not even white-guy level. I can’t even find a description to tell you how bad this is. I’m offended that they even sell this.
… moreFor some odd reason I’m tasting canned campbells chicken noodle soup. Seriously man? I’ve tasted better from a white guy making this at home.
Since I bought it and I’m cheap, I tried finishing it but just decided to throw it away after eating almost half. Please do not eat here. It’s $22 USD. It’s not even white-guy level. I can’t even find a description to tell you how bad this is. I’m offended that they even sell this.
Johanna Kurz
This restaurant is an insult to Indian food everywhere. They ran out of an ingredient (the first curry we got was still okay) and then started serving runny, watery curry sauce. Tastes like water with curry paste, bitter and looks like diarrhea. The chickpeas were also undercooked, which is actually dangerous, and there was way more rice than sauce. The woman at the counter was nice and offered us a tofu curry and when that was the same terrible sauce a refund instead, but it’s crazy how this restaurant keeps selling this to customers. If the sauces look runny, don’t buy!
… moreL A
I SHOULD’VE READ THE REVIEWS. DON’T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE. This is some of the worst sushi I’ve ever had. I spent about $24 and it honestly felt like throwing money in the trash. Would not recommend.
… moreKevin Epp
Chicken tikka masala was bland to the point of tasteless. Naan bread was cold. Samosa was tasty as was the sauce — though the sauce was in a container with a lid the was not tight so most of it leaked in the bag. Food was served in a flimsy paper container and leaked all over suitcase while trying to carry it a drink and my luggage to a table. Come on people! This is an airport where people will be lucky to have a free hand. Put the food in something a bit more rigid. Food was overpriced (with exception of samosa) for the quality. At least counter staff were friendly.
… moreSergio Colón
$21 for the Chicken Marsala and $4 for a warm bottle of Mountain Dew is not it. I understand it’s the airport, but an average fast food Indian meal should not cost $30. There’s reviews mentioning the samosas being good. Maybe that’s a better route because the entree wasn’t worth it.
… morecarebearrulz333
I got food poisoning from their coconut curry last night, it has been awful I should have know better after taking that first bite to not have even finished it, but because I spent $20 on one meal, I didn’t want the food to go to waste. Well…it’s gone to waste either ways cause as soon as I made it back home that’s when it began. Been throwing up and running to the bathroom for the last 12 hours. They probably made it early AM and decided to keep serving it all throughout the day and night. I ordered around 9PM.
… moreJeff Kendall-Weed
Apparently not gluten free- anything… With many items on the item normally considered gluten free, the clerk let us know that it’s all got gluten. Well, thanks to her for the heads up. But unfortunate that is the case!
… moreVignesh D
What is wrong with people here!?
The reviews are hilariously over blown. This is just an airport food court in one of country’s overpriced cities. Watch what you ask for!
Of course it’s not the best curry in the world. It’s acceptable.
Tofu coconut curry + rice: 5/10
Samosas 2 ct: 8/10
If you just transit through here and crave or need some Indian food, certainly go ahead, but have some low expectations please!
… moreThe reviews are hilariously over blown. This is just an airport food court in one of country’s overpriced cities. Watch what you ask for!
Of course it’s not the best curry in the world. It’s acceptable.
Tofu coconut curry + rice: 5/10
Samosas 2 ct: 8/10
If you just transit through here and crave or need some Indian food, certainly go ahead, but have some low expectations please!
Jaspal Singh
October 2022 4*
Visited this place for quick bite at the Seattle Airport (Terminal S). This is not truly Indian restaurant as they are also selling fish and noodles. But they have some good interesting options.
I tried Samosa from this place and really loved it. It was vey crispy and fresh samosa and love the taste. You get Green chutney with it.
… moreVisited this place for quick bite at the Seattle Airport (Terminal S). This is not truly Indian restaurant as they are also selling fish and noodles. But they have some good interesting options.
I tried Samosa from this place and really loved it. It was vey crispy and fresh samosa and love the taste. You get Green chutney with it.