Fresh Curry

Chicken samosa is banging! Added their green sauce. And the chicken lollipop is good, too. With the green sauce, of course. Not the most appealing looking place from the outside, but it had enough customers to entice me. Glad I went in. DEFINITELY get the chicken samosa ($2). Easy choice.

The curry... was not fresh. I didn't go in with too much expectations; I was craving some authentic Bangladeshi food and this seemed to be the only option nearby. I don't think I'll be going back, it wasn't worth it. Pro: there's a prayer space downstairs, which was nice to see!

It’s economical in SoHo area. Taste is good. One must visit for having Dinner or Lunch. You can eat within $15 budget. They are opened until midnight

The food was excellent. All fresh and tasty. We tried mutton, rish, polao rice, chala dal, halwa, samosa. Everything was super delicious. Quantity was more than enough and price reasonable.

Authentic and delicious home cooked food. This is the real deal. The Shish Kebab was tasty and came with a light savory sauce. Looking forward to going back and ordering the curry, great inexpensive cooking.

You get a very good portion for the price. The quality is always very good. I never had a problem and I recommend this for a local Indian spot.

I was so happy to find the masjid. I went inside the Halal restaurant and asked where is the masjid. They told me downstairs. It is right beside the stairs in the basement. Very clean and smells good Alhamdulillah. May Allah bless the management and the owner. 👍👍

The food was awesome. Located very close 1 mile from battery park. We tried chicken and potato sanosas, which were really tasty. Also, the tea was great. Quick service. It is a very small place though. Would recommend a pickup or to-go

In summer 2022, after The Cult played Rooftop at Pier 17, I was still on a Love Removal Machine buzz after the iron clad 10pm curfew and wasn't ready to go home. My friend mentioned food but isn't the type to take the A train for a half hour in search of the world's best kohlrabi sliders. The speedy and PATH-convenient Fresh Curry fit the bill, just like it did for an excursion with another friend who enjoys my ethnic food selections but it is terrified of arriving home after 10 on a weeknight. The mainstays here are combos, generally three vegetables or one meat-one vegetable. I've enjoyed everything but gravitate to the meat dishes which are spicer. Tonight I very much enjoyed chicken tikka masala, which had more heat than the usual. I often opt for chicken curry. Samosas are decent. Several other quick South Asian spots have disappeared from the neighborhood; I'm glad Fresh Curry is still going strong.

I feel like one of the last indian deli places in existence and barely afforable. The chicken tikka masala (my default) is delicious, goat curry is good, roti came out later hot n crispy. Vegetables are good but a bit salty. Everything is hot (temperature and spice) n fresh hence the name. There is decent indoor seating.

Hole in the wall that makes great indian food. Lot of options to choose from. They have combo specials ranging from vegetarian to chicken to goat to fish to lamb. Just tried it last week and plan to return again for lunch. Spices are so good. I recommend it.

I'm here ordering in person and the woman taking orders just took cash from 2 customers then to my horror, went in the back put the onions, salad and peppers on 2 peoples plates with her bare hands! Absolutely disgusting and I am no longer comfortable eating from here because God knows what else they do or handle before dealing with the food without washing their hands!

The food is outstanding. I particularly like the goat curry. They're open late and the service is speedy. The ambiance includes, florescent lighting, worn out decrepit furniture and plastic utensils. It's all about the food at Fresh Curry.

Fresh Curry is fairly new to Tribeca. Within the bustle of Church Street rests this small storefront housing delicious curry. Although inside might be considered grimy, the flavor, portions and friendliness of the staff were outstanding. It is worth the walk.

Excellent food being made here. Not many authentic places like this left in the Tribeca area. Photos don't do justice.

I ordered the curry chicken and cabbage with rice and a samosa. Spicy, flavorful, and a good sized portion. Will definitely add this to my lunch rotation!

The only traditional Bangladeshi restaurant in downtown NYC. I love how you can get goru mangsho, chicken curry, traditional chicken biriyani and veggies here. Sometimes I crave bengali food and it's so rare here in NYC. Unfortunately, a lot of the bengali owners cater to the Indian masses with chicken tikka masala, etc but this place sticks to its roots and has both. go here!

Ordered through Uber eats for a group lunch and none of the entrees came with rice. There isn't even a option to have rice on Uber eats. Disappointing.