
Get grubbin’ on some mouthwatering Indian food. Naan and Curry, located in Las Vegas on Durango and Warm Springs, serves up the best Indian cuisine in a modern yet electric atmosphere. Both the dining environment and menu have been carefully curated to captivate the essence of new age India. Our lineup of menu offerings provides a simplified and less intimidating variety of traditional Indian dishes! Perfect for both a rookie or veteran of a curry connoisseur.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7425 S Durango Dr Suite 103, Las Vegas, NV 89113
Phone: (702) 888-1650
Website: http://naancurrylv.com/
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Reviews
Their staff politely and promptly greeted us then showed us to our seat. The restaurant is spacious for a small place. Seating doesn’t feel cramped or as if you’re on top of the next table.
They offer a lunch buffet, however, we stopped in for dinner. The food is very delicious and flavorful. The garlic naan bread… umm yes please!
With all the new places in the area, it’s also great to have some reliable staples in the neighborhood.
The first time I walked into Naan & Curry, it felt oddly familiar — the smell of toasted cumin, the soft sizzle of garlic hitting oil, and that unmistakable perfume of simmering masala that wraps around you like a warm hug. In a city full of neon lights and quick eats, this place offered something rare: comfort.
I wasn’t just here for any meal. I came for a dish that’s traveled continents, changed identities, and still wins hearts: Chicken Tikka Masala.
Legend says Chicken Tikka Masala wasn’t born in India, but in a small restaurant in Glasgow, Scotland. A British customer once ordered chicken tikka and asked for “some sauce” with it. The chef, not wanting to disappoint, mixed up a tomato-based cream gravy with a few ladles of leftover masala. That impromptu solution? It became a global obsession.
It’s funny how something accidental became the most beloved “Indian” dish around the world.
When the server set the bowl down, I could see it — rich, orange-red curry swirling around golden chunks of tandoori chicken. You know the kind of dish where your spoon pauses mid-air, just to take in the aroma? That’s what this was.
Each bite was creamy, smoky, slightly tangy with just a touch of heat — like velvet on your tongue. And the garlic naan? Charred just enough to give you crunch before melting into buttery softness. It’s the kind of meal that makes you forget the day. Makes you stop scrolling. Makes you remember to be grateful.
✨Service & Layout:
One thing i dislike that we order at the cashier and pay upfront and tip when we hadn’t had the time to experience how it goes.