Curry House

Talia T

Pros: fresh food. Clean tables and bathroom. Large menu selection. Great tasting, full of flavor. Cons: the curtain thing near the bathrooms that you have to touch to get through NEEDS to be washed, you can literally see all the stains My first visit the servers forgot to refill my sons water and didn’t give us any napkins. Our naan was also forgotten till I asked. When I asked the host for napkin, she took it from the table next to us and just left the silverware on the table.. with no napkin. Interesting. However, the second visit was definitely better, I just brought in baby wipes to compensate for the lack of napkins. My biggest complaint is the host, not sure if she is the owner or what but she STARES at you while you eat. Continuously. It’s very awkward and it happened at both visits. Lastly, it’s pretty expensive. We will be back since it has great food but take out seems to be a better option.

Andrew Hoy

One of my favorite places to eat in the Lacey/Olympia area. The food is so rich and flavorful that I always over-eat — I’ve never ordered anything that I didn’t love. That said, my only criticism is the atmosphere. There are to many TVs playing at all times. I would prefer a screen free space.

Arianne Allen

10/10 on the Aloo Tiki. Trust me on this one, give it a try. It’s heavenly chana masala poured over mashed potato cakes but I’ve never had one quite like this!

Sins Of Wanderlust

Good Indian food with a lot of choices. Flavors are authentic and food is fresh but lacks the depth that really good Indian food has. We tried several dishes and same across all. Staff is a bit short but otherwise helpful.