Curry & Kabab – Cuisine of India

Samosas here are unbeatable and the service is great. They always ask me how my day was. Lentil soup also to die for.

I’ll give two stars for the man that welcomed me and the cute style of the store. The man who took my order was okay on customer service.
In store experience: I ordered take out, I noticed my dessert was missing and went back for it. When I walked out the door with it, I noticed a hair in my Gulab Jamun. Went back in again, and while the man who took my order replaced it, he didn’t apologize and I felt like he looked at me like I had put the hair in it. :(I didn’t ask for anything extra or try to get my money back as compensation, I just went for the replacement.
Taste:
Chicken Tikka Masala: Terrible, tasted watered down, and super buttery, and the chicken was chewy dark meat.
Samosas: Not enough seasoning, chutney didn’t taste good
Basmati Rice: Standard, tasted as it should have
Gulab Jamun: Tastes like a pancake with syrup, probably the best thing I ordered, but not something I’d order again, didn’t wow me.
I stopped by here because it’s by the gym of the girls I care for, but was disappointed. As far as Chicken Tikka Masala, I think I’ll stick to ordering it from Riverside’s Indian Kitchen (even though I’m not a fan on their naan).

I really enjoyed this place. We ordered Mango Shrimp (medium spice) which was sweet and had a good spicy kick to it. We also ordered my favorite, Chicken Korma (medium spice) which was delicious and had a good spice to it. The naan was hot and delicious and the rice was fluffy. One thing that really stood out was the excellent service we received. The waiter and waitress were there filling to our water and asking how things were going several times throughout the meal. It’s hard to get good service anymore and this place was great. One note: the food tends to be on the spicer side so for me «medium» was perfect, but if you’re sensitive to spicy food, I would order «mild».

Been here many a times and wanted to come here for Fathers Day dinner. I got the lamb tiki and wife got the chicken korma. Always fresh and my kids love the Naan bread and hummus. Always a great atmosphere and people are always friendly. I recommend this restaurant to anyone who want to step out of the box and enjoy some good Indian food!

Always great!!! The food is great and the people are very nice. Never have a bad thing.

Excellent food, I tried lunch thali comes with soup, veggie dish, meat dish, naan and rice. Great food excellent value. Will try again for sure

GREAT SERVICE, CUTE LIL PLACE, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY. BOMB INDIAN FOOD !!! It seems very authentic and the people here are super nice. I would recommend the chicken korma! It’s delicious.

The place is located in a shopping center. The lamb biryani is not typical biryani, it’s sweet with almonds and tastes like rice mixed with tomato sauce. Didn’t like it one bit. The lamb karahi which is a stew was alright. Loved the makhani chicken! It was great! It’s butter chicken called makhani chicken.

The place was clean and staff if courteous and attentive. Its a small family owned restaurant very well decorated and quiet. If your into indian food then its a good place to eat. I decided to try indian food for the first time and am very disappointed. Maybe its what I had but out of the 4 dishes ordered none were excellent to me. I wont have it again but at least i tried. I wont discourage anyone from trying it but it just wasnt for me. If i were into indian food this would be a place id revisit.

1^st time visit and everything was EXCELLENT! The gentleman that sat us and waited on us gave great recommendations; the food was fresh and you could definitely taste all the spices & seasonings. We will definitely be back!

Found this place by word of mouth, i would’ve prob never have stumbled upon this place. I tried the tiki masala and garlic butter naan. Yummy yummy it was amazing! Some of the best ive ever had

This restaurant is neatly placed in the Day Street shopping area. The hours, as of the date of this review, is from 11:00AM to 9:00PM. The windows are covered with window dressings, ensuring a cool dining experience even on the warmest of afternoons. The décor matches the theme of the business and lightly brings you to India even if just for a couple of hours.
The service was great with the owner being kind, funny and attentive. The food freshly made and tasty. I got my order, which was to go, quickly and with good preparation. I was so impressed I ordered a second item right then and there. From what the kind owner said, the Chicken Tikka masala was one of the house’s best dishes. I’m sure to return when my stomach calls for some good local Indian cooking.

I’m keeping this short and sweet because I have no complaints.
This place never fails to make me full and happy. I love coming here, the server is always really nice and offers recommendations for whats good on the menu. I’ve already decided to try a new dish every time I come here, since everything I’ve had so far has been great!
Can’t wait to keep doing business with them!

Curry & Kabab Cuisine of India serves up some tasty and delicious dishes! So good, in fact, you’ll find yourself coming back for another visit. And, to top it off, their customer service is just the added bonus. It’s no wonder they have an excellent rating on Unilocal!
Curry & Kabab is located in the old Canyon Springs Plaza off of Day St. and Ironwood Ave./Box Springs Rd., just north of the 60 freeway.
While the neighboring businesses and plaza itself look run down, the interior is quaint with a warm atmosphere.
They have a large menu with several popular items to choose from, such as Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Biryani, Chicken Vindaloo, Saag Paneer, Chicken Tandoori, Samosas, etc. Some of my favorite dishes here are the Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Vindaloo, and Garlic Naan! I think their Tikka Masala is one of the best in the I.E. The Tikka Masala sauce is like velvet in your mouth with a subtle flavor, while the Vindaloo is packed with bold and spicy flavors. Their garlic naan is amazing and is brought to your table piping hot so it tastes fresh out of the tandoor oven. Their lentil soup is also really good. Oh, and their rice is super fluffy… it’s also one of my favorites to go along with my meat dishes. I can go on and on about how good their food is but I think it’s best if you try it out for yourself.
Overall, Curry & Kabab will not disappoint. Their welcoming service and delicious cuisine will have you coming back again and again! I highly recommend you try it!
Enjoy! :)

Everything here is wonderful. It’s my favorite place. Fresh, authentic made with love. Prices are great portions are perfect always lunch the next day!

So I’m out on the road stopped in the city of Marino Valley (to see a client) when I found myself, with plenty of time to spare.
I decided to stop by at
«Curry and Kebab»
«Authentic cuisine of India»
I had stopped by about a year ago, with a friend of mine. And quite honestly, we ordered quite a few dishes and every single one of them was great!
However there was one particular dish that stood out from the rest, and ever since then, I had made it a personal goal, to make it back here again. The dish that I’m talking about is #13: Paneer Tikka Masala (cubes of Indian cheese simmered in a sauce tomato cream, onions and authentic spices) it was memorable to say the least… So much so… that I had to come back!
I stop by and was pleasantly greeted by the owner of the restaurant. When I asked him about the meal that I had previously, he knew exactly what I was talking about! I asked him if he made that with chicken? Without skipping a beat, he recommended #47; Chicken Tikka Masala, comes with a side of rice plus I asked for some Naan (Bread)… Have mercy! It was DELICIOUS!!!
If you find yourself 15 – 20 miles from this Diamond in the rough, you should do yourself a favor and stop by and try This place!!! You’ll be glad you did!!!

I LOVE this place! It has everything a hungry gal (or guy) can ask for. Delicious quality food, and exceptional customer service. Though, I am not too familiar with the cuisine from India, in my opinion, this place has sure nailed it.
I’ve been here around seven more times after I was fortunate enough to have discovered it. One day, my friend and I decided to eat out for lunch. We didn’t know we were in an adventurous mood, so the question just came out: «Have you ever had Indian food?» It was unanimous «Sure!»
For first timers, such as we were, the enticing aroma of the spices could initially be intimidating. But fear not! We loved the cozy little ambiance, and we were greeted and seated as soon as we walked in. After having read some reviews for guidance, we decided to order the Chicken Tikka Masala and the Mango Chicken. Both nothing short of AMAZING! We even congratulated ourselves for having decided to check out this spot, (pat our backs). You can always request the spice level of your food to adjust to your tolerance when you order.
While you wait for your food, they always treat you to a complimentary cup of delicious lentil soup served in authentic copper tableware, (as were the rest of the dishes). The rice portion is generous and the garlic naan was incredible. At first glance, the actual entrées seem small, but trust me, you will be FULL.
The pricing is more than fair, especially when you get the lunch special. All in all, you won’t be disappointed.

Me & my roommate absolutely love it here. The food is great, the service is wonderful. The young ladies who took our order are adorable. I tried the chicken tiki mansala & the chicken korma (I hope that’s how you spell it) I strongly recommend trying this restaurant if you love Indian food or even if you’ve never tried it.

This is the best Indian restaurant in the Inland Empire hands down. The owners are from the Punjab and are quite particular about the authenticity and purity of their menu. There’s no dishes from S India and everything we’ve tried on the menu has fantastic depth and subtlety to its flavor. The sauces are quite simply outstanding.
One of the best ways to judge a restaurant is the quality of its sides and secondary dishes. The house rIce is to die for; fluffy, fresh and perfectly cooked. The biryanis use a different rice so you can have both and not be overwhelmed.
Equally the garlic naan is light and not doughy like some other locations. Cooked with a crisp base and bubbly soft top it’s the perfect bread to use to sample the sauces or as an alternative to knife and fork.
The mains are in a league of their own. Chicken Makhani and Keema Kafta (lamb meatballs in a cashew almond cream sauce) are superb compliments to the most popular chicken tikka masala.
Love their mango lassi, the best balance of sweet and thick, they also have Flying Horse beer which is really worth trying because of its unique taste and you should really have it ice cold from the copper water and beer goblets.
A place where I always over order because the leftovers still taste amazing even two days later.

Found this place through the commercials that air before the movies. Totally glad I actually tried it out.
If you’ve never been, the location might be a little confusing at first. It’s in a shopping center that doesn’t have very many other businesses around it. The plus side, there’s always plenty of parking.
The restaurant itself is just one big room and sometimes it can feel awkward because the ambiance doesn’t feel like a restaurant, or maybe it’s just me?
Other than that, the food is delicious. I always get garlic naan bread, it’s an additional cost. I’ve had the chicken tikka masala and the mango chicken. They’re both delicious. The chicken is tender and there’s always an abundance of sauce.
When you order an entrée, you get complimentary lentil soup which is really good, but sometimes it fills me up before I even get my food. Lol.
The owner is always nice, he gives his recommendations and the waitresses as well. They’re all very polite and checking up on you.
If you like Indian food, you should definitely check it out!