Curry Leaves Indian Restaurant

I had the pleasure of dining at this exceptional restaurant, and I must say it was a truly remarkable experience. I'd like to give it a very positive review. The standout feature of this establishment is their commitment to tailor the food to the customer's preferences. The chefs here take customization to a whole new level. They not only accommodate your requests but also excel in creating dishes that match your exact specifications. For a spice enthusiast like me, it was a revelation to find a place where I could have my dishes prepared as spicy as I desired. The food was not just tasty; it was nothing short of a culinary masterpiece. The flavors were well-balanced, and each dish showcased the expertise of the chefs. Whether you prefer mild or fiery, the quality of the ingredients and the skill in preparation were evident in every bite. The variety on the menu was impressive as well, offering a wide selection of options to cater to different tastes. From appetizers to main courses, each dish was a delightful surprise. This restaurant stands out as a shining example of culinary excellence. If you're looking for a place where your food preferences are not only acknowledged but celebrated, and where taste meets customization, this is the spot to visit. I can't recommend it enough; it's a must-visit for food enthusiasts looking for a delightful, personalized dining experience.

I went to school in South India when I was young and still miss good South Indian food. The Masala Dosa was one of my favourites - we heard that the ' Curry Leaves ' made a good one, and it was really good. There could have been a bit more filling in the crispy pancake, though. Service was polite but intermittent- we were the only customers at 5.30. My partner's house wine was awful. I complained and they changed it for something nice. The atmosphere was a bit tired (especially the outside which needed a paint). All in all it was worth going just for the dosa....

The overall experience was good. We have been extremely satisfied with the service we have received from the staff. When it comes to the food, I have to say that it was absolutely delicious. To have a true taste of Indian cuisine, it is always best to use curry leaves. There were two starters we ordered, one tandoori platter and one chilli chicken, and we loved both of them. During our main course, we ordered kadahi chicken, chana masala, and paneer butter masala, again there are no words to describe how good these foods were. Lastly, we had deserts, and to tell you the truth, we tried almost all the deserts and they were all absolutely delicious. The first thing that I will recommend to everyone is to go there once and especially those who have just came out of India. They should go there if they wish to get the proper taste of Indian food and try it out. The person who was attending us was a guy from Maharashtra India.I do not know the name of the man, but the service he provided was excellent. 😊😊🍺

Outstanding food and drink. I’ve been coming here regularly for a couple of years and it never disappoints. I highly recommend the masala dosa and chilli mushroom, but their curries are equally delicious. I would like to give particular commendation to Raj, who provides excellent service and good conversation. Easily the best Indian restaurant in Colchester!

Today i was travelling from London visiting Colchester. After i had finished my business i decided to have a bite to eat. Upon arrival i was served and greeted by Kumar, young man working very hard. He seated me quickly. It is a hot summers day so i requested for the AC which he turned on for me. The food was good, i ordered chicken tikka for starters, butter chicken and rice, the total came to £21.48. I also asked for a glass of water with ice which was on the house. The starters came quickly, the chicken was nice and juicy. Followed by my butter chicken and rice. The butter chicken was as i expected, i have a big apetite and i like to eat a lot. Maybe my butter chicken was 1 or 2 pieces of chicken short, but ok. The rice was nice and fluffy as i expected it. I wanted to order more food, i like starters in particular Tandoori King Prawn. Looking at the menu i noticed the prices, everything was a little bit expensive in my opinion. Tandoori King Prawn was almost £20, boiled rice was £4. I think the listed prices for an Indian Restaurant in Colchester is a bit too much. Prices were more expensive than London prices. I also enquired about Halal. They have stickers all across the shop front and menu with the halal logo. I thought i ask about their certification, i was informed there is no certification on site unfortunately. However i was reassured their chicken is bought from Noori Halal butchers in East Ham, East London. The front of their menu did also mention 'Paradise Biriyani Pointe' in East Ham, part of a franchise. I was eventually convinced they did serve Halal meat. Otherwise the food was good, Kumar did his best to accomodate me and answer all my questions. This was going to be a 3 star experience but it turned out to be a 4 thanks to Kumars hospitality. However i think the management definitely need to adjust their prices, too expensive.