Red Hook Curry House

Delicious food.Lamb korma,vegetable biryani and pashwari nan (bread stuffed with nut,coconut and raisin)Everything fresh and tasty.We will come back for more.

I would love to give 5 star but the behavior of the old man in the front made me feel very awful. Anyway I would like inform you please try to be little more nicer.

Excellent. Fresh, well served. We go there often and it is consistent and delicious. The lamb korma, Tikka masala, shrimp biryani, salmon tandoori, are all so good. And if you can't finish, they give you rice in the take away box so that you have some for your leftovers. View menu

While the decor could use some updating—particularly the old baskets used for serving naan—the quality of the food remains excellent. Takeout is consistently good, but dining in is even better, as the food comes straight from the kitchen hot to your table. Focus on the food and you won’t be disappointed, especially if you're a fan of Indian cuisine.

My family waited over 1.5 hrs for our food before we gave up and left. Other people who arrived after us were being served long before us. Do not take your kids here..my kids did fine for the first hour of waiting but they eventually they lost it. I still tipped the waitress because she was nice but not a word from the owner/manager. He walked past us stone faced. Unfortunately we will not be back even though we live locally and love Indian food.

My family waited over an hour and a half for our food before we decided to leave in frustration. We noticed that other customers who arrived after us were served much sooner. I wouldn’t recommend bringing kids here. While my children managed to be patient for the first hour, they eventually became restless. I still left a tip for our waitress because she was friendly, but we didn't hear a word from the owner or manager, who seemed completely indifferent. Sadly, we won’t be returning, even though we live nearby and enjoy Indian cuisine. View menu

Quite mediocre on all counts. We arrived about 7pm on buffet night, but still decided to supplement the buffet with an a la carte menu item. The place was packed. Some buffet service trays were empty on arrival, and stayed empty for the hour+ we were there. The sauces were mid-West palate bland, basically hiding the lack of substantial meats or vegetables. Nothing stood out as flavorful or carefully prepared. The price for 2 buffets and 1 a la carte veggie dish was $46. Not a good price-quality ratio. All in all, an easily forgettable meal and restaurant. ?

Other reviews have also noted the poor customer service. The person at the front desk seems more interested in his calculator than in communicating with customers. There’s no warm greeting upon entering, and when he does occasionally acknowledge you, it’s only to ask for your phone number. Expect to give it to him multiple times, which can be quite frustrating. There’s a woman who tries to be helpful, playing the role of "good cop" in this scenario. I give her credit for her efforts, but on busy evenings, you might as well forget about her help as she’s often preoccupied with the chaos around her. It seems they’re relying on the strength of their excellent food, but eventually, their subpar...

Great food with your stereotypical Indian IT help desk on the front line: Would give the food 5 stars and the service 1 star, which is how I landed on 3 stars. More context: I waited an hour after they said my order would be ready and barely got an apology from them. And even after waiting so long, they still managed to mess up the order they missed one dish and didn’t include the naan bread we ordered (included another type of bread being a white person, I’m sure they didn’t think I’d notice). Other reviews refer to the poor customer service as well. Disrespectful service: The guy at the front desk just stares at a calculator and doesn’t communicate with customers. There’s no greeting when... View menu