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Casual restaurant dispensing traditional Pakistani-Indian favorites such as chicken tikka masala.
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Address: 709 S 3rd St, Renton, WA 98057
Phone: (425) 271-6226
Website: http://www.naanncurry.com/
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Reviews
Tazneem Alam
Updated review — thank you for listening
This is an update to our earlier feedback about shrinking portions. Over the last two orders, Naan N Curry has clearly addressed the issue: the portions are back to being generous and consistent. We weigh our takeout on the same kitchen scale each time, and both recent orders measured consistently—so thank you to the team for acting on customer concerns.
Quality-wise, your biryani is still the best. As a biryani lover who just visited India and has tried Kolkata/Delhi favorites like Arsalan, Karim’s, Aminia, and Dada Boudi, I still find myself choosing Naan N Curry. The flavor, aroma, and balance of spice are spot on for anyone who enjoys Pakistani/Indian/Mughlai cuisine.
I also want to appreciate the management for the responsiveness and professionalism. It means a lot when a restaurant listens and restores trust. Please keep this consistency going—both in quality and quantity—and you’ll continue to have our loyalty and recommendations to friends.
— A grateful long-time customer (updating a previous review)
… moreThis is an update to our earlier feedback about shrinking portions. Over the last two orders, Naan N Curry has clearly addressed the issue: the portions are back to being generous and consistent. We weigh our takeout on the same kitchen scale each time, and both recent orders measured consistently—so thank you to the team for acting on customer concerns.
Quality-wise, your biryani is still the best. As a biryani lover who just visited India and has tried Kolkata/Delhi favorites like Arsalan, Karim’s, Aminia, and Dada Boudi, I still find myself choosing Naan N Curry. The flavor, aroma, and balance of spice are spot on for anyone who enjoys Pakistani/Indian/Mughlai cuisine.
I also want to appreciate the management for the responsiveness and professionalism. It means a lot when a restaurant listens and restores trust. Please keep this consistency going—both in quality and quantity—and you’ll continue to have our loyalty and recommendations to friends.
— A grateful long-time customer (updating a previous review)
Monjur Alam
Repeated Disappointment and Shrinking Portions — Long-Time Loyal Customer Let Down:
Naan N Curry has been a staple in our household for years — almost a cherished ritual. We’ve recommended it, praised it, and relied on it time and again. But sadly, the recent experiences have left us frustrated, disappointed, and feeling taken for granted.
Over the past three weeks, we’ve ordered from Naan N Curry 5–6 times, and every single time the portion sizes — particularly the biryani — have drastically dropped. For context, we’ve consistently measured their biryani to be around 2 pounds, which was always satisfying and fair. Even when it occasionally dipped to 1.7 or 1.8 pounds, we let it go — understanding that minor fluctuations happen.
But what’s happening now is no minor issue — it’s a pattern of serious shortchanging. For the past few orders, the biryani portions have shockingly dropped to just 1.1–1.2 pounds — nearly half the usual size — with no explanation or adjustment in price. This is not a one-time occurrence, but a sustained decline that feels exploitative.
Most disappointing of all: a few days ago, we had guests at our home and placed an order with full faith in Naan N Curry. What arrived were two embarrassingly small biryanis, totally inadequate for the occasion and incredibly frustrating. And today, yet again, I ordered three biryanis, and all came in at just 1.1 pounds each. That’s not just inconsistency — that’s a complete disregard for loyal customers.
I’ve spent years making the 55-minute round trip from Redmond Ridge to Renton via I-405 because I believed in the quality and consistency of this restaurant. But if this trend continues, I’ll be left with no choice but to stop supporting Naan N Curry — not out of frustration, but out of principle.
We deserve better than this. If things don’t change, I’ll be taking a break — at least 3 months of boycott — to avoid wasting my time, trust, and hard-earned money.
… moreNaan N Curry has been a staple in our household for years — almost a cherished ritual. We’ve recommended it, praised it, and relied on it time and again. But sadly, the recent experiences have left us frustrated, disappointed, and feeling taken for granted.
Over the past three weeks, we’ve ordered from Naan N Curry 5–6 times, and every single time the portion sizes — particularly the biryani — have drastically dropped. For context, we’ve consistently measured their biryani to be around 2 pounds, which was always satisfying and fair. Even when it occasionally dipped to 1.7 or 1.8 pounds, we let it go — understanding that minor fluctuations happen.
But what’s happening now is no minor issue — it’s a pattern of serious shortchanging. For the past few orders, the biryani portions have shockingly dropped to just 1.1–1.2 pounds — nearly half the usual size — with no explanation or adjustment in price. This is not a one-time occurrence, but a sustained decline that feels exploitative.
Most disappointing of all: a few days ago, we had guests at our home and placed an order with full faith in Naan N Curry. What arrived were two embarrassingly small biryanis, totally inadequate for the occasion and incredibly frustrating. And today, yet again, I ordered three biryanis, and all came in at just 1.1 pounds each. That’s not just inconsistency — that’s a complete disregard for loyal customers.
I’ve spent years making the 55-minute round trip from Redmond Ridge to Renton via I-405 because I believed in the quality and consistency of this restaurant. But if this trend continues, I’ll be left with no choice but to stop supporting Naan N Curry — not out of frustration, but out of principle.
We deserve better than this. If things don’t change, I’ll be taking a break — at least 3 months of boycott — to avoid wasting my time, trust, and hard-earned money.
Ipity DaFool
It’s only take out and hard to find parking to even pick up to take out. It’s pretty expensive at almost $20.00 for most entrees but nothing comes with it. Even rice or naan is extra. Why do they call it Naan-n-curry if nothing comes with a meal entree? It should be Naan OR curry. It’s too overpriced and not worth the effort to try again. The food wasn’t too bad but not all that great and portion size isn’t great. A biryani dish had hardly any meat…most of it is rice. $24.95 for a pound of rice. The dishes are priced like a business that also has dine-in service with waiters, dishes to wash and other employees and expenses. Why the restaurant cost if you’re just a kitchen?
No one helps your order and the lady standing there reluctantly offers an answer.
… moreNo one helps your order and the lady standing there reluctantly offers an answer.
Nupur Jamindar
We went to dine in, but they we open only for take out (temporary)
We ordered vegetable dum biryani which was flavour-full but hardly any vegetables there (only cauliflower, peas & potatoes)
We also had Tandoori paneer & cauliflower which came fried! After confirming if this is from the tandoor before placing the order, it turns out it is fried.
The service was quick.
… moreWe ordered vegetable dum biryani which was flavour-full but hardly any vegetables there (only cauliflower, peas & potatoes)
We also had Tandoori paneer & cauliflower which came fried! After confirming if this is from the tandoor before placing the order, it turns out it is fried.
The service was quick.
Sheraz Mahmood
The one and only Pakistani restaurant in Renton area. I come here twice or thrice a year all the way from Soap Lake. It is the best available. My usual to go dishes are Chicken Dum Biryani, Chicken Nihari, Daal and Tandoori Fish. Their Naans are also the best and give me a feel of home (Pakistan) as they are soft and fluffy which I can only find at this restaurant.
I wish they had a branch near my place and then I would be there every week. The staff is courteous and their prices are also very reasonable.
… moreI wish they had a branch near my place and then I would be there every week. The staff is courteous and their prices are also very reasonable.
Megha Aggarwal
Biryani is just WOW at this place. It’s a bit pricey but totally worth it. The portion size is huge and I’m never able to finish the entire plate. I like Biryanis a bit spicy and found medium spice level to be on the lower side. I have also tried their Pistachio Almond Kulfi and it was okay – would not recommend ordering it. My husband had masala chai and loved it. Veg kabab was okay.
… moreAbhash Kumar Singh
This was on my go to list for a year. Only takeout is available right now. We got tandoori paneer, lamb biryani, chicken handi, garlic naan and gulab jamun. This is the best lamb biryani in seattle. I haven’t had this aromatic biryani in a long time. The chicken handi had a very earthy flavor and was just the right amount of spicy. Tandoori paneer was amazing. Witnessed a patron shed some tears. The gulab jamun is also the best I’ve had in seattle. It melted in the mouth and smelled of roses. Undeniable 10/10 place.
… moreDot Dot Dot
Ordered a few curries, got home and was shocked to learn they do not provide rice with it???!! Can someone tell me how a curry is to be consumed without rice or bread? I wasn’t told it didn’t come with rice. Now, it would have been different if it was soup, but it wasn’t. I ordered curries. If I had known ahead, I wouldn’t have ordered from here.
The curries were spicy ( as expected), but bland. Go figure.
They also don’t have a dine in option. It’s strictly take out only.
… moreThe curries were spicy ( as expected), but bland. Go figure.
They also don’t have a dine in option. It’s strictly take out only.
K Aerie
Omg! Best Indian food ever! The biriyani was the BEST! & we tasted so many different Indian restaurants. Butter chicken was extremely good as well. More on a sweeter side but worth it! The Seekh kabob were really flavorful & tasty… Everything was perfect! Expect we had to wait a bit for sitting.
… morefarmanudin qasimi
recently ate at Naan curry renton and had a very disappointing experience. The food was extremely bland, lacking salt and flavor, and shortly after eating I felt nauseous and had stomach pain. I was really upset with the low quality of the food. I hope the restaurant improves their food quality in the future.
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