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En este restaurante se ofrecen cocinas india y vegetariana. No hay nada mejor que probar un sabroso pan naan, un casero queso paneer o unos atrayentes panes naan con ajo. Invita a tus familiares y tomad su bien preparado pudin y su delicado yogur. Un gran número de visitantes han notado que puedes tomarte un espectacular té o un delicioso lassi con mango en Curry House.
Se comenta que aquí el personal es creativo. Según el punto de vista de los usuarios, su molesto servicio no cubre las expectativas de sus clientesUna serie de críticos encuentran que los platos que ofrecen tienen unos precios adecuados. Su estupenda decoración se adecúa perfectamente al interior de este lugar. Pero los usuarios de Facebook compartieron sus opiniones sobre este lugar y lo valoraron por debajo de la media.
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Chutima Mammy
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Vivian C.
hace 2 años en Yelp
Was hesitant to post a 3 star (good, but not great) review during the pandemic, but given the news on Boston Restaurant Talk ( bostonrestaurants.blogsp… ), it is now or never to share my Curry House covid period experience for them at this Coolidge Corner location. *** Curry House in Brookline is offering curbside pickup during the pandemic which worked since I'm not ready for dine in. In case you want to order a soda with your meal, just a heads up that theirs don't come by the can. First impression of their naan wasn't great. There was a black piece of charcoal encrusting a paler portion of the burnt half of the bread surface when I unwrapped the foil. My thought, bad QC. My mom's, wow, they don't clean well. The naan was good sized, and helped to tame the spiciness of the food, but was rather tough, and not particularly enjoyable. And I'm a carb lover. It likely didn't help that I had recently attempted my first homemade naan with yeast and yogurt during my bout of covid baking, and it had been really tender and poofy. The Aloo Chaat (spiced potatoes, lentil wafers made with yogurt and sweet and sour sauce) came hot and portioned for sharing as an appetizer. With no spice level option provided, it came with a kick - not sure what in the dish was hot though, since it wasn't consistently evident in every bite. We sampled a number of the vegetarian appetizers having ordered their Vegetable Platter (vegetable samosa (1), 2 each: aloo tikki, paneer pakora, vegetable pakora). I found the aloo tikki so gingery as to be spicy hot. The paneer was super firm with a dry crust. Of the four, I liked the samosa and the vegetable pakora best. The chicken pakora (6 good sized pieces) was red tinged meat inside the chickpea batter crust, that ranged from either rather dry white meat, to sufficiently moist dark meat. The Saag Paneer (requested mild) came with white Basmati rice. Note that mild here does not mean no spicy/heat. In fact at least one mouthful revealed a significant hit of the hot, as we realized it might not have been sufficiently well mixed. But it was the slow burn type and not too much for me to handle, especially when accompanied by the rice. Speaking of which, their rice was well prepared with separate grains and a nice flavor. The Chicken Jalfrozie was described as a cream sauce with some vegetables, and you could actually distinguish the pieces of peppers and onions somewhat. Requested mild as well, it also retained a measure of heat, but nothing I could not manage. The chicken was chunky and tender. For dessert, the Rasmalai (cottage cheese patties in creamy milk sauce with nuts) was a nice mild treat. Not the best I've ever had, but it sufficed. Same with their Kheer (aka rice pudding). Their mango lassi is nice and thick, with perhaps a touch too much ice, but it isn't priced at a point which makes it an easy no brainer add on. But at least it was good. Service was prompt and pleasant. So for a potential 4 star trip, I would try ordering a meal with rice, samosa or vegetable pakora (if you like that sort of thing), and a dessert if you are hankering for a little something sweet to end your meal with.
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