Brick Lane Curry House

The food was delicious! We got the Maya’s Paneer and Vegetable Biryani with garlic naan. The drinks were good too! The only strange thing was it too a really long time to get the drinks. They came after our entrees arrived. Everything else was great!

Wonderful food! I ordered the aloo gobi, vegetable pakora, and onion bhaji. The soup they brought to the table prior to us ordering was absolutely mesmerizing. A couple of things: -the papadum served at the table was unfortunately not vegan, and we were not told otherwise until I took a bite and immediately tasted shrimp/fishy flavor. I was pretty disappointed with that because the server knew I was vegan -there should definitely be more non-alcoholic drink options! They only have soda and mango lassi (but nonvegan) -I was also saddened to see that they had no vegan bread option. All of the naan, paratha, and tandoori roti on the menu had dairy. This is the first time I go to an Indian restaurant without a non-dairy bread option

A handful of interesting new flavors, and a whole lot of dishes you'll recognize. They have a robot bring your food, a crowd pleaser. The dishes are good sized. Try the palak paneer chicken Tikka, and the samosa chat, all were good. The paratha is also worth ordering. Service is attentive, ambience is dark of the attempting to be romantic variety.

The restaurant decor gave me the strangest idea, that I was walking on a giant crossword puzzle!! Then suddenly!! From nowhere, a robot!!! (Which looked like a headless Darlek) Turns up with food!!!!… What ever happened to the real authenticity of the waiter donning a bow tie, and offering more food ideas from the menu!!? The food was ok. The complimentary mini tomato soup, along with poppadoms was a nice gesture. I ordered (Every London boy’s favorite) Chicken Tikka Masala. But very disappointed. I didn’t understand the white cream swirl on the top of the dish!?!?.. my wife ordered the chicken Jalfrezi!!. Which actually tasted very good. Nice spice. The waitress kept turning the lights down?? I think her boss was trying to save on his/her power bill!???..what a joke! We needed containers for carry out. Which they gladly gave. But the tin foil/plastic leaked in the bag. Any true restaurant should know that any form of takeaway should be firmly contained in tight fit plastic container/s. All-in-all. Three stars. The food was ok. But nothing like the real “Brick Lane” I know back home in London.

VERY KIND ! My wife and I were on our way to dinner at a restaurant around the corner from here...opens at 5pm. We were running a little early and I needed to find a restroom. Not every business will let strangers or non-customers use their restrooms we have found out. I popped in here and asked a male server could I use the restroom.....no prob. VERY CLEAN TOO ! After exiting I asked the guy what type of Indian cuisine they served...I loved his answer. The restaurant looked pristine and as you can see by my pics of the menu.....all the good stuff !

We had an amazing experience dining here for lunch. Kunal was a great server! He was extremely attentive and accommodating. The food was extraordinary and you got so much of it for only $16 which is their lunch special. Comes with appetizer, veggie, lentils, entree, naan, and dessert. In addition to a small cup of tomato soup and crisps we received upon being seated. Will definitely be recommending this place to others!! Music was also great and the bathrooms were clean which is always a plus!

Definitely a heavy hitter for the area. The food was spiced well and deeply, although doesn't taste strictly traditional. The portions were generous, with lots of meat and chunks of lamb in the biryani. The staff also went out of their way for requests. We asked for an espresso since we saw a machine in the resturant. You could tell they were uncomfortable but made it for us anyway. Truly felt like they went out of their way for the customer. I'm giving it 5 stars but in reality I'd give this resturant a 4/5. It doesn't many things well but not something that is a game changer or blowed my mind. A very solid and great Indian restaurant.

Delicious Indian food! To begin our meal we were offered a small cup of tomato soup, with cummin crisps on the side and sauces. The combination of flavors is wowing and super comforting. Appetizers were really good, samosas a bit too big but had leftover to take home. Main dish was Shrimp tikka masala, served with rice and we ordered naam on the side. Naam was to die for with the tikka masala sauce. Cant wait to go back. They also have a robot bring your food to the table, cute modern touch to our visit. Music was upbeat but subtle at the same time, great atmosphere!!