The Curry Pot

The basic curry was congealed and tasted like a weird consistency. The appetizers were the only good part of it besides the the rice. I would never order from them again. even the bottom the fried bread was like the oil it was not changed. I had it delivered and what a disappointment.

Pretty decent food but the staff and service is horrible. The waitresses are slow and rarely check on their tables. They really don’t know much about the menu. Prices keep going up and portions are smaller. We keep going back there because my wife and daughter like the food and are more patient than I am. We tried going there a few weeks back but when calling to make a reservation, they told us that they weren’t taking any orders past 7:45 pm. The place is never busy and to shut down orders on a Saturday evening seemed weird. Last night we went there for dinner and when we arrived, they said it was takeout only for today. The sign on the door clearly stated dine-in after 5pm. When we asked why it was takeout only today, she mumbled something that made no sense. The chefs are not flexible with the menu and they don’t change anything to the customer’s preference. Not sure how they stay in business with such poor restaurant management.

Two stars only for the convenience of the location. Otherwise, this isn't the kind of establishment you go to when you're craving 'real' indian cuisine. The sauce dishes are too watery; the food has no spice/seasoning; the texture of the meat is not very tender; you will not receive a fair portion of meat in your orders. The to-go containers are perfectly suitable in size, but unfortunately it's not properly filled. I suppose the amount of food is subjective to everyone. The amount of food served can be compared to half the size of an american-standard dish. The meat, with bone, will fill roughly 3/4 of an average sized palm. (Eyeballing it obviously). For me, it only comes down to quality and/or quantity. These dishes aren't worth the price charged. Personally, I would drive a few extra miles to West Suwanee/John's Creek, and Duluth. There, you will have an array of tastier options available to you, plus a far better ratio of food for the value. If you're a foodie, or tired of substan