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Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3799 McFarland Blvd E, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
Phone: (205) 248-7117
Website: http://thecurrykitchen.us/
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Reviews
mequel f
First time at this hidden gem in Tuscaloosa. Extensive menu with so many mouthwatering options it was difficult to choose. Owner kindly took his time with us to explain certain dishes and how they were prepared. The marsala chicken lollipops were so flavorful, spicy and did not disappoint. Grilled tandoori wings were more tame and also delicious. Variety of spice levels and depths of flavors. Clean, cozy but casual atmosphere with ample seating. Bar with wine and bottled beers, including Indian imports. Great anytime for eat in or take out. I think it may be a great option to beat the long waits downtown during game day weekends. We will definitely be back to support this local family owned business!
… moreChanequa
*10/5 Stars – OMG, THE CURRY KISH Kitchen IS A GAME-CHANGER! *
Where do I even begin?! The Curry Kitchen is hands down one of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had! The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure everything was perfect.
Now, let’s talk about the FOOD! The curry was RICH, CREAMY, and PACKED WITH FLAVOR! I got the chicken 65, Chicken Manchurian the Amul cheese nan with the chicken hakka noodles was TO DIE FOR! The naan was freshly baked and perfect for dipping in that flavorful, addictive delicious sauce!
The ambiance was also on point – cozy, welcoming, and with a touch of Indian charm. It felt like I was transported to a different world!
If you’re looking for an authentic Indian food experience in Tuscaloosa, look no further! The Curry Kitchen is a MUST-VISIT!
… moreWhere do I even begin?! The Curry Kitchen is hands down one of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had! The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure everything was perfect.
Now, let’s talk about the FOOD! The curry was RICH, CREAMY, and PACKED WITH FLAVOR! I got the chicken 65, Chicken Manchurian the Amul cheese nan with the chicken hakka noodles was TO DIE FOR! The naan was freshly baked and perfect for dipping in that flavorful, addictive delicious sauce!
The ambiance was also on point – cozy, welcoming, and with a touch of Indian charm. It felt like I was transported to a different world!
If you’re looking for an authentic Indian food experience in Tuscaloosa, look no further! The Curry Kitchen is a MUST-VISIT!
Katherine Garayanala
The place didn’t disappoint. Food is fresh and good. Me and my husband reminded us of the Indian restaurants we went to dine in London. We loved it. The service is great too. Good ambience. We will be back.
… moreThe Lost Navigators
The Curry Kitchen in Tuscaloosa presents itself with a polished and inviting atmosphere. The ambiance and decor are modern, warm, and thoughtfully done, offering a clean and comfortable setting for a casual meal or a dinner out. The service was attentive and professional, with the staff being polite and prompt throughout our visit — definitely one of the highlights of the experience.
️ Food Review:
The food itself was a mixed bag, with some standout dishes and others that fell flat.
Appetizers:
We started with a few appetizers — a 7/10 experience overall. The flavors were decent, but nothing particularly memorable.
• Aloo Tikki Chaat: Unfortunately, this was underwhelming (5/10). The textures didn’t quite hit the mark, and it lacked the tangy punch you’d expect from a good chaat.
• Tandoori Chicken: Slightly above average (6/10) — cooked fine, but didn’t have that smoky depth or marination that sets a great tandoori apart.
• Mysore Masala Dosa: The star of the starters (or even the meal). Crisp dosa with a spicy, flavorful filling — well done and worth coming back for.
Main Course:
• Kadai Paneer: A solid option. Rich, savory, and nicely balanced in spices.
• Chettinad Chicken: A letdown — didn’t taste fresh and lacked the boldness typically associated with this dish.
• Rumali Roti: Light, soft, and well-prepared — a pleasant accompaniment to the mains.
Dessert:
We finished with Kulfi, which was creamy, authentic, and a great way to wrap up. Definitely a high point of the meal.
Value for Money:
This is where things took a downturn. The pricing was noticeably high for the quality delivered. While the ambiance and service might justify a bit of a premium, the food simply didn’t measure up to the price point. For the cost, you’d expect either larger portions, better consistency, or standout flavors — preferably all three.
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Final Thoughts:
The Curry Kitchen has a lot going for it in terms of ambiance, cleanliness, and service, but the kitchen could use more consistency and attention to freshness. The Mysore Masala Dosa and Kulfi are worth trying, but expect to pay top dollar for food that, at times, feels mid-tier.
If you’re craving Indian in T-Town and are okay with a mixed food experience in a nice setting, this might still be worth a visit — just don’t go in expecting fine dining quality for the premium price. ROLL TIDE !!
… more️ Food Review:
The food itself was a mixed bag, with some standout dishes and others that fell flat.
Appetizers:
We started with a few appetizers — a 7/10 experience overall. The flavors were decent, but nothing particularly memorable.
• Aloo Tikki Chaat: Unfortunately, this was underwhelming (5/10). The textures didn’t quite hit the mark, and it lacked the tangy punch you’d expect from a good chaat.
• Tandoori Chicken: Slightly above average (6/10) — cooked fine, but didn’t have that smoky depth or marination that sets a great tandoori apart.
• Mysore Masala Dosa: The star of the starters (or even the meal). Crisp dosa with a spicy, flavorful filling — well done and worth coming back for.
Main Course:
• Kadai Paneer: A solid option. Rich, savory, and nicely balanced in spices.
• Chettinad Chicken: A letdown — didn’t taste fresh and lacked the boldness typically associated with this dish.
• Rumali Roti: Light, soft, and well-prepared — a pleasant accompaniment to the mains.
Dessert:
We finished with Kulfi, which was creamy, authentic, and a great way to wrap up. Definitely a high point of the meal.
Value for Money:
This is where things took a downturn. The pricing was noticeably high for the quality delivered. While the ambiance and service might justify a bit of a premium, the food simply didn’t measure up to the price point. For the cost, you’d expect either larger portions, better consistency, or standout flavors — preferably all three.
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Final Thoughts:
The Curry Kitchen has a lot going for it in terms of ambiance, cleanliness, and service, but the kitchen could use more consistency and attention to freshness. The Mysore Masala Dosa and Kulfi are worth trying, but expect to pay top dollar for food that, at times, feels mid-tier.
If you’re craving Indian in T-Town and are okay with a mixed food experience in a nice setting, this might still be worth a visit — just don’t go in expecting fine dining quality for the premium price. ROLL TIDE !!
Kathryn herring
My son took me to eat Valentine’s evening, and we visited The Curry Kitchen for the first time. The staff were pleasant and helpful as we were clueless as to what to order. The restaurant was extremely clean and the food incredible!
The butter chicken was so incredible, the mutton tender and tasty, definitely order garlic/butter Naan to eat with your dishes that come with white long rice.
We ate a desert that was 2 sweet breaded balls smothered in a sweet type syrup(I forget the name). Delicious!
I encourage everyone to try the restaurant and study the menu before you go. Serving sizes were great, too.
The food was so great I forgot to take pictures properly.
… moreThe butter chicken was so incredible, the mutton tender and tasty, definitely order garlic/butter Naan to eat with your dishes that come with white long rice.
We ate a desert that was 2 sweet breaded balls smothered in a sweet type syrup(I forget the name). Delicious!
I encourage everyone to try the restaurant and study the menu before you go. Serving sizes were great, too.
The food was so great I forgot to take pictures properly.
David Glover
What a great chef. Very very nice tandoori and the best garlic nan. I’m very well travelled including India and this is highly recommended
… moreChelsea Farley
Absolutely love my experience here! The food was incredible and went beyond my expectations! The tandoori wings were delicious! The staff members were so kind and went above and beyond to make sure even my two year old had a fantastic time! I will definitely be coming back and be recommending to every one! Already dreaming about what I’ll order next time!
… moreMay Su
The menu offers a wide variety of dishes, and every dishes we ordered was delicious. Very happy to have such a great Indian restaurant in Tuscaloosa.
… moreHeaven
So so SOOOOOOO GOOD! Didn’t disappoint in any way. Amazing staff. The chicken lollipops are to die for. The garlic naan is insane.
… morePas de tes patates
We’ve been coming here for months and the food is always top notch. The service is great too. I highly recommended coming to Curry Kitchen!
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