Mr. Currys was established in 2000 by Anoth Group as a social effort to promote diversity in our communities.
Mr. Currys Restaurants was founded as a hobby and community effort with the vision of promoting diversity in small/medium communities. Taking something as simple & essential as food and as exotic & alien to many as CURRYS & creatively introduce them to provide a lifetime experience to many people in the small/medium communities otherwise miss-out something so deliciously different. We know that this experience will put an end to stereo typical thinking of things and people we are not exposed to.
Another goal is to implement our business vision that doing business is to serve our communities with our products at reasonable $
Casual Indian eatery offering an all-you-can-eat buffet as well as serving made-to-order favorites.
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Reviews
Everything Lucky
A Indian Food Buffet gem, hidden in the heart of downtown. The food is great and very affordable. If you like Indian Food, definitely check this place out! Some Vegan and Vegetarian options available also!
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D Carty (kartogis)
delicious food and you pay AFTER eating. buffet ($10 cash or $11 credit) includes over 12 choices, lots of vegetarian options, unlimited! Mango Lessi, Indian Chai, and 2 dessert options; plus all the different toppings. yum!!! Wish they had longer hours of operation.
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Adis Sivro
Someone, probably white people trying to make indian food, nice try! It’s edible, not Indian though. Using indian spice doesn’t mean you make indian food!
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Jin Zou (阿瑾)
Came with a group of India friends and found the food here is very tasty!
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JS
Go for a one and done experience.
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JB B
What a very strange experience! upon entering this place there was virtually no one there including what appeared to be any workers. But there were a lot of choices. it is a buffet-style and it has one of the largest selections of chutneys and sauces I’ve seen in an Indian restaurant. The food is generally speaking okay. It’s not bad there are a lot of interesting items to choose from. I particularly like the fried bananas for dessert. I was eventually able to pay my bill. what appeared to be the only person working that day did eventually come out to accept my payment. I will be trying it again
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Billy Moran
Really good buffet choices, as well as chutneys. They rotate their dishes, so you are not always getting the same things. And they always have a good selection of veggie items as well. The environment is a bit lackluster and could use some sprucing up, but I go for the food, so…
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Dave Tom
Very Authentic and traditional Indian food with Large selections for low price! ($8.75 the day we visited). We loved it and strongly recommend, especially for who never had Indian food and wanted to try from a large verity of selections. Surprisingly the Chai Tea and Mango Lassie on the buffet for free! first time we ever seen that..
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Tom Check
Mr. Currys has a time and a place. Looking for $10 all you can eat Indian food that is totally edible? Then this is your place. Your time is lunch time. The food was good, not great, which exactly what I expect from a buffet at lunch. The staff was incredibly friendly and the place is clean. The buffet never ran out and the selection was just big enough to be satisfied.
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John Opager
The food here seems more Indian-themed than true Indian food. I feel bad only giving this restaurant 3 stars, as I don’t find it bad, just toned down. It is like the Indian version of Panda Express. The lunch buffet is small but does feature veg and non-veg options. The kheer is pretty good. Other food options seem to have muted flavors. They have a variety of chutneys and hot sauces to dial the food up a bit. The waitstaff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable.
