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Name: Curry n Kebob
Address: 3050 28th St, Boulder, CO, 80301
Telephone: (720) 328-4696
Price range: Under $11
Rating: 4.31

Curry n Kebob

3050 28th St, Boulder, CO, 80301

(720) 328-4696
Store is closed

Curry n Kebob Menu

Beverages

Mango Lassi

Chai

Fountain Beverage

Bottled Mexican Coca Cola

Bottled Perrier

Bottled Water

Iced Chai

Mango Lassi

Chai

Fountain Beverage

Bottled Mexican Coca Cola

Bottled Perrier

Bottled Water

Iced Chai
Appetizers and Soups

Papadom

3 Vegetable Samosas

2 Meat Samosas

5 Onion Baji

Tomato Soup

Dal Soup

Chicken Soup

Salmon Somosa

Papadom

3 Vegetable Samosas

2 Meat Samosas

5 Onion Baji

Tomato Soup

Dal Soup

Chicken Soup

Salmon Somosa
Vegetarian and Vegan

Navaratan Vegetable Korma

Vegetable Ceylone

Aloo Gobi

Saag Paneer

Chana Saag

Baingan Bharta

Aloo Baingan

Chana Masala

Dal Makhani

Tarka Dal

Mutter Paneer

Aloo Mutter

Malai Kofta

Bendi Baji

Mushroom Mutter

Paneer Masala

Navaratan Vegetable Korma

Vegetable Ceylone

Aloo Gobi

Saag Paneer

Chana Saag

Baingan Bharta

Aloo Baingan

Chana Masala

Dal Makhani

Tarka Dal

Mutter Paneer

Aloo Mutter

Malai Kofta

Bendi Baji

Mushroom Mutter

Paneer Masala
Curries

Curry

Masala Curry

Vindaloo Curry

Jalfrezi Curry

Korma Curry

Ceylone Curry

Kashmiri Curry

Malaya Curry

Saag Curry

Baingan Curry

Dansak Curry

Makhani Curry

Biryani Curry

Curry

Masala Curry

Vindaloo Curry

Jalfrezi Curry

Korma Curry

Ceylone Curry

Kashmiri Curry

Malaya Curry

Saag Curry

Baingan Curry

Dansak Curry

Makhani Curry

Biryani Curry
Tandoori and Kebob

Chicken Kebob

Lamb Kebob

Chicken Tandoori

Fish Tandoori

Shrimp Tandoori

Fish Tandoori

Chicken Kebob

Lamb Kebob

Chicken Tandoori

Fish Tandoori

Shrimp Tandoori

Fish Tandoori
Naan

Naan

Garlic Naan

Onion Naan

Cheese Naan

Kabuli Naan

Keema Naan

Aloo Naan

Roti

Naan

Garlic Naan

Onion Naan

Cheese Naan

Kabuli Naan

Keema Naan

Aloo Naan

Roti
Condiments

Mango Chutney

Achar

Tamarind Chutney

Mint Chutney

Raitha

8 oz. Mango Chutney

8 oz. Raitha

Mango Chutney

Achar

Tamarind Chutney

Mint Chutney

Raitha

8 oz. Mango Chutney

8 oz. Raitha
Daily Specials

Chicken Masala Special

Chana Masala Special

Chicken Kebob Special

Aloo Gobi Special

Chicken Makhni Special

Vegetable Ceylone Special

Mushroom Mutter Special

Beef Kosta Masala

Tandoori Chicken

Mitha Aloo Dansak

Chicken Masala Special

Chana Masala Special

Chicken Kebob Special

Aloo Gobi Special

Chicken Makhni Special

Vegetable Ceylone Special

Mushroom Mutter Special

Beef Kosta Masala

Tandoori Chicken

Mitha Aloo Dansak

Healthy Meal suggestions for Curry n Kebob

Beverages

Mango Lassi [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chai [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Fountain Beverage [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bottled Mexican Coca Cola [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bottled Perrier [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bottled Water [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Iced Chai [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mango Lassi [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chai [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Fountain Beverage [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bottled Mexican Coca Cola [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bottled Perrier [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bottled Water [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Iced Chai [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Appetizers and Soups

Papadom [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

3 Vegetable Samosas [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

2 Meat Samosas [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

5 Onion Baji [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tomato Soup [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Dal Soup [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Soup [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Salmon Somosa [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Papadom [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

3 Vegetable Samosas [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

2 Meat Samosas [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

5 Onion Baji [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tomato Soup [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Dal Soup [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Soup [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Salmon Somosa [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Vegetarian and Vegan

Navaratan Vegetable Korma [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Vegetable Ceylone [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Gobi [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Saag Paneer [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chana Saag [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Baingan Bharta [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Baingan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chana Masala [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Dal Makhani [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tarka Dal [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mutter Paneer [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Mutter [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Malai Kofta [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bendi Baji [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mushroom Mutter [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Paneer Masala [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Navaratan Vegetable Korma [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Vegetable Ceylone [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Gobi [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Saag Paneer [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chana Saag [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Baingan Bharta [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Baingan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chana Masala [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Dal Makhani [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tarka Dal [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mutter Paneer [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Mutter [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Malai Kofta [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Bendi Baji [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mushroom Mutter [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Paneer Masala [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Curries

Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Masala Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Vindaloo Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Jalfrezi Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Korma Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Ceylone Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Kashmiri Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Malaya Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Saag Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Baingan Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Dansak Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Makhani Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Biryani Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Masala Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Vindaloo Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Jalfrezi Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Korma Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Ceylone Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Kashmiri Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Malaya Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Saag Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Baingan Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Dansak Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Makhani Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Biryani Curry [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Tandoori and Kebob

Chicken Kebob [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Lamb Kebob [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Fish Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Shrimp Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Fish Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Kebob [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Lamb Kebob [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Fish Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Shrimp Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Fish Tandoori [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Naan

Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Garlic Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Onion Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Cheese Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Kabuli Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Keema Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Roti [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Garlic Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Onion Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Cheese Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Kabuli Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Keema Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Naan [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Roti [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Condiments

Mango Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Achar [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tamarind Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mint Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Raitha [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

8 oz. Mango Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

8 oz. Raitha [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mango Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Achar [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tamarind Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mint Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Raitha [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

8 oz. Mango Chutney [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

8 oz. Raitha [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]
Daily Specials

Chicken Masala Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chana Masala Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Kebob Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Gobi Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Makhni Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Vegetable Ceylone Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mushroom Mutter Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Beef Kosta Masala [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tandoori Chicken [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mitha Aloo Dansak [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Masala Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chana Masala Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Kebob Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Aloo Gobi Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Chicken Makhni Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Vegetable Ceylone Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mushroom Mutter Special [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Beef Kosta Masala [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Tandoori Chicken [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

Mitha Aloo Dansak [ Carbohydrates (ms): 0, Sodium (s): 0, Saturated Fat (ms) : 0, Calories: 0, Sugar (ms): 0 ]

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Bridget G.

Hole-in-the-wall type of place with *delicious* food. Servings are generous and reasonably priced. I had the mushroom mutter and my partner had the saag paneer. Both were excellent and served with rice, lots of naan, a fried onion pakora, and rice pudding. Everything tasted very fresh and authentic. Highly recommended! Edit: Have since been back twice (yes it is our new go-to place) and it has been awesome every time. I especially like how they switch up the sides you get with the specials. First time, we had pakoras and rice pudding. Next time, pakoras and fresh pineapple. Most recently, we had samosas (yum!) and fresh melon. Seriously, you need to try this place!
(5)
Jillian G.

This is vary yummy, a must try! Not the best I have ever had but its so assessable. It has a small menu, such good prices, and will deliver without a $40 minimum. Its not pretentious or formal. I love this place for being different and simple. Eat in and get all the little extras with your meal.
(4)
A B.

We have been eating at this place ever since it opened, since it is the closest place to our house that serves Indian food. Usually we get a vindaloo, makhani, or mushroom muttar. Typical of most restaurants, they seemed to put a lot of effort in at first to establish a clientele, but have slacked off quite a bit since then. We really liked the flavors and quality a lot initially, but the last 3-4 times we have been (we eat out a lot) we have asked ourselves why we spend so much on somewhat mediocre food. Well, this is Boulder I guess... maybe this is as good as it gets.
(3)
Zack F.

I've been in a few times and never know what to order or what I'm looking at. I just get the special and it's been amazing every time. Big portions too.
(5)
Alexandra S.

I went here today completely by accident, thinking it was still Island 8. I decided to try it anyway because I do love good indian food. I ordered the Chicken Tika Masala, Garlic Naan, and Vegetable Samosas, all were truly wonderful. The very lovely staff helped me order and made sure I was getting exactly the best dishes the made for my tastes. One of the ladies asked me how spicy I wanted my main dish, I said HOT, and she delivered. They did not dumb it down, it was truly wonderful! I will be returning, for this fabulous food. Not only was it authentic and delicious but very fast! I think I may even go back tomorrow to try what else they have. Really 5 stars!
(5)
Adam B.

Not the same experience as most, the vegetable korma was very watery and tasted salty. The Chicken masala was good.. but would not "five star it" . Also got my take out order confused with another customer and the hostess chased down the other folks and swapped out the food!
(2)
Emily C.

Loved everything about Curry N Kebob. The people working there were really gracious, nice, and attentive. The prices are reasonable, which is a breath of fresh air after paying 50% more for less food at other Boulder Indian restaurants. And the food is leagues better than anything else I've tried here. So if you're surfing Yelp and getting frustrated that nobody seems to be able to agree who's the best between Clay Oven, Taj, Tandoori Grill, etc....give it up and go to Curry N Kebob. The rest are okay, but this is great! Tried the saag paneer and the chicken tikka masala, and both were delicious.
(5)
Aileen S.

Great Indian food, and fast! The service could be better, and I wish they'd serve food on plates rather than large cooper platers. The tables aren't big enough to accommodate 3+platters, and so our family inevitably spills a drink or don't have places for our silverware and napkins. Small improvements could easily bring this place to five stars.
(4)
Ellie A.

My boyfriend and I ate here for the first time last week and were blown away. The food is authentic, delicious, and affordable. I've recommended it to almost everyone I've seen yet. GO!!!
(5)
Andy G.

This is the second time I've eaten here, and neither visit disappointed. I think this is the best Indian food I've had in Colorado. The prices are great...lunch special for $7.95 with plenty of food, rice and tasty Naan. Not to forget a well cooked light tasty onion baji with a homemade chutney. The owner told me today that they have signed a lease to expand into the space next door. 40 more seats and he assured me the place would be nicer to eat in (its a bit of a hole in the wall now). I personally don't care, the food is good enough to enjoy the hole in the wall. I'll be a big advertiser and regular customer of this place as long as the food stays good through the expansion. If you like Indian food and live near Boulder, you owe this place a visit...NOW!!
(5)
Josh B.

We were dying of hunger on a slow, hot Sunday and we've been missing the Indian food of NY, the Silicon Valley, and the DC area. So, it was time to try Curry N Kebob. We were not disappointed. My wife went in to get take out while I sat in the car, and when I asked if they were Indian, she said that she thought that they were Pakistani. Even better, in my experience. Pakistani food pulls no punches. We got 2 lunch specials @ $7.95 each, Chicken Vindaloo and Aloo Gobi. Both were excellent: fresh, hot, and spicy. The naan was outstanding, which was welcome beyond words. One thing I find in the states is that the bread generally stinks at otherwise good restaurants. The exception is Indian cuisine, and for that I am truly thankful. I'll be back for sure, to try the Ceylone. The only downside I see is that the lamb seems to come from New Zealand. What part of LOCAL don't they speak in Boulder? Colorado lamb is the best in the world, and I come from a lamb eating culture in the middle east.
(4)
Foodie F.

Good food but very poor service....they are specially biased towards " Indians" never a smile or a good word heard...
(3)
Rachael N.

Awww man!! I've been waiting and waiting to be inspired enough to write a five-star review!!! This place is simply the best Indian food I've ever had. Basmati rice is perfectly delicious and the masala was out of this world good with the perfect amount of spice to give you that slightly 'high' feeling..you know what I'm talking about!! The chicken kebob was also perfectly seasoned and delightful. Ma and pa owned and both are extremely warm, welcoming and eager to please. Like others have noted, this is the Indian joint favored by natives themselves, always a great sign. Can't wait to try their other offerings. Everything is very reasonably priced (13$ was the high end) and so worth it for what seems to be homecooked food at it's very best. WINNER!!
(5)
Claire W.

I can't say enough about this place. The people are friendly and the food is amazing. It's hard to find, but it's worth looking for. When we asked if rice was served with our entree, the dude running the place leaned in close and said, "We are Indian. We'll serve rice with everything."
(5)
Anne B.

The best indian food in Boulder. Just devoured Chicken Mahkni, Samosas and Naan. YUM!
(5)
Derek K.

We stopped in here shortly after this shop opened. The chicken tikka masala was alright; but there was something slightly off about the flavor. The naan was also a bit dry. I recently went back and tried a curry dish. It was very flavorful and spiced just right for me. In addition the naan had improved drastically and the saag was delicious. The owner and his wife seemed a bit stand offish on my original visit; but were much more friendly this time. For the price this is probably the best Indian deal in Boulder.
(4)
Mohammed B.

Best halal food in boulder. I use to drive 50 mi for good halal non veg food but now it's right in boulder and I live in Longmont . Recommended dishes chicken kabob , fish masala . Chicken masala. Not expensive at all.
(5)
Rachel D.

I always read Yelp reviews and have never been so moved to write a review until today. Unfortunately, it was not because I was impressed. I called up and ordered the Chicken Makhni and an order of Garlic naan for delivery, Aside from the sticker shock - $17.50 before tip - I was really unhappy with my food. Not sure how an order of chicken in tomato sauce with a side of rice and naan can possibly come to $17.50 even with a hefty delivery fee but it did. The chicken was way bland, watery even. My issue is not with the level of spice. Mild food is fine so long as it has flavor. And the garlic naan had huge chunks of raw garlic all over it. Yuk. An expensive lesson learned...
(1)
Mike K.

Was not disappointed at all and will go back for sure. The owner(at least I think it was the owner) was helpful with ordering and as others wrote above, their hot is HOT. I don'd do Indian cuisine very often, but I will use this spot to expand my menu choices and find new dishes that I like.
(4)
Jonathan C.

Hands down some of the best indian food I have ever had. Price is awesome and the spice is perfect.
(5)
Janice W.

Excellent variety of Halal East Indian entrees. Take out seems to be popular but I recommend eating in so your meal is served to you on showy large silver trays.The seating is more like a donut shop but who cares when the price is so reasonable.
(4)
Scott S.

I'm in Boulder for the night and was looking for a good restaurant that was close by my hotel. This place is awesome! Very tasty food and very friendly owners who were making recommendations and making suggestions on how to save money. Thank you!
(5)
Jonathan V.

We went here for lunch and ordered from the specials. The service was really fast, and they honored our spicy-ness request. Very generous portions. I especially liked the steaming hot nan. And the meal even came with a side of pineapple! Very happy to have such an excellent Indian restaurant for lunch.
(5)
Vicky C.

This new spot is right by my house so when my boyfriend and I saw it going in we got super excited because we LOVE indian food. We stopped by last night and tried the Masala (YUM)! We ordered it hot and it was great. We are big fans of spicy and this was just the right amount of kick. We will definitely be going back.
(4)
Peter H.

If you're looking for delicious Indian food for a reasonable price, you have found the place. My wife and I go here about once a week when we're too lazy to cook. The food is more authentic and less cream based than other Indian around town. Their Chai is delicious and they are fast and efficient. Definitely must go if you don't feel like heading down to Pearl and spending your entire paycheck on dinner.
(5)
Sarah W.

You would think good indian food in boulder would be easy to find, but it's turned out to be quite a challenge. Wedged between dominoes and a nail salon in a strip mall, you wouldn't expect CnK to be impressive. But it is. Great family owned indian place with some of the best basmati rice I've ever had. I did a sit down dinner, ordering a special meal with a lassi. Everything was fresh, and the pakora plum sauce tasted homemade. Pros: - Cheap (solid meal under or around $10) - Fast (sitting down, I had my plate in less than 10 minutes) - Delicious - Good enough that other Indian folks were eating there. (As a white girl, I can't say it tasted like mom's, but it looked like some other patrons could have.) Cons: - Atmosphere (Still looks like a strip mall joint. Not dressed up at all.) - Not super GF friendly (If you know how to order you'll be fine. However, the owner was pretty taken aback that I couldn't eat naan. I know. It's a travesty. But some of us have to make sacrifices to fight the good (gut) fight.)
(4)
Nisa A.

Horrible experience. Went there based on yelp reviews. Ordered spicy lamb saag, it was not spicy at all. It was kind of luke warm (yuk!) and just bland. Overall a really bad experience. I could not even eat half of that food. For $12 got a totally bland food and spent 15 minutes in line (first ordering the food, and then after eating going back and waiting again to pay for it). Just don't do it. There are some other nice Indian restaurants in town.
(1)
Nick B.

Amazing Indian food, the best in boulder.. Can't go wrong with anything here honestly... Chicken tika masala is to die for.
(5)
Cannon H.

Now, fair warning, I had this dining experience after a long day at work, during which my food intake wasn't exactly what one would call stellar. I was hungry, very hungry. That being said, this was a fantastic dining experience. Well, wait, let's try that again. Curry N Kebob isn't fine dining, it is more like some tables stuffed in front of a kitchen in a strip mall. ( I've always hated the phrase "strip mall.") I'm just trying to manage your expectations here, cuz atmosphere isn't exactly the strong point. But does it need to be? I mean really, it's about what comes out of the kitchen. And what comes out of the kitchen is absolutely amazing. This is the best Indian food I have had in a long time. It's got a great price, and it's fabulous. The owner is a great guy, don't miss this little gem that's hiding out on 28th!
(5)
Sunny Y.

Nice casual Indian restaurant where the old 8 Islands used to be. I just stopped by here last night and tried out the following items: - naan & garlic naan: regular naan was a bit doughy, garlic naan had good flavor - chicken tikka kebab: cooked well, seasoned well, very tasty! - bhindi masala: seasoned well, although i would prefer more tomatoes - chana masala: very spicy, good seasoning, tasty, but cream based (which is not really my cup of tea) Service was friendly and attentive. Prices are reasonable, and IMHO I'd rather come here than most of the other sit-down Indian restaurants in the area.
(4)
jon d.

Four hours later and I am still savoring my lunch. Chicken Tikka Masala with Naan. Savory and delicious. Staff were friendly and the service was excellent.
(5)
Lisa O.

Lots of vegetarian options that are fantastic. $7.95 for a huge lunch. Overall really good.
(4)
Grace B.

The things that stand out: -Family owned -Made to order Northern Indian food -Extremely affordable, we had dinner for under $10 -Food was fresh and their hot, was sufficiently truly Indian spicy -Cozy atmosphere, small with less than 10 tables -Easy for take-out or delivery -Ambiance isn't much, but your comfortable and made to feel welcome by the owners It isn't the absolute best Indian I've ever had, but we really enjoyed the bold flavors and with all these pieces above that stand out, I think it's going to be a staple for easy take-out, especially with their great deals and large portions! Definitely worth checking out!
(4)
Sarah S.

The dinner specials are great, lots of food for relatively cheap. The naan is especially good!
(5)
Aarash F.

The Gist: Two full dinner specials with naan, somosa, entree, and ambrosia for $20! Great deal, great food, and great service! The Breakdown: My wife and I have tried most of the Indian restaurants in most of the cities we've lived in (read: many), and this is one of my favorites. The prices are low, the portions are big, and the food is good and flavorful. I had the chicken tikka masala (as I do everywhere to gauge how I'll like a place) medium and it had quite the kick. I usually get it spicy but this place runs a little hot, so medium was perfect. My wife got the Chicken Vindaloo and really enjoyed it. Both meals came with a good portion of naan, a samosa, sauces, and a little cup of ambrosia which was a nice treat. Cost at most other places: Chicken Tikka Masala $12 Chicken Vindaloo $12 2 orders of Naan $7 Samosas $5 Ambrosias $4 ----- Total $40 Total here $20 Awesome!
(5)
Katherine D.

We ordered delivery from here at work one day and we were all impressed. The food was pretty good and it was delivered in seriously 15 minutes. I haven't eaten at the actual restaurant, but if the food was that good via delivery I can only imagine it would be better fresh out of the kitchen.
(4)
Nikki H.

I haven't had Indian food like that since I moved to Boulder. Got the lunch special and the Chana masala was awesome. Will definitely be coming here again. Good price, good service, good food!
(5)
They Call Me L.

Oh man - you better believe all the hype. I usually don't, but this place is legit. Simple, unassuming, and deeeee-licious. The staff is super-friendly, and you just cannot, try as you might, beat the prices with a stick, especially the dine-in specials. Just be careful about the heat level that you specify - they're a little heavy on it, but then again, I'm a bit of a wimp when it comes to tolerating Scoville units.
(5)
Jen N.

Delicious food, great prices. Naan is the best I've found in town. Highly recommend!
(5)
E. P.

Food was very fresh and tasty -- a good deal for the price.
(4)
Zubey L.

this place is pretty good but not great ...you cannot beat the price. there are about 2 other places in Boulder that in my opinion are 10 times better then this place. But if you want a decent cheap Indian meal, this is the place for you. do not get the tandoori chicken. mainly becuase they do not have a tan-door oven and they use that cheap tandoori spice in order for it to taste like its from ta tan-door oven. the Dal Tarka.. it was okay.. not amazing.. the lentils could have been cooked longer(they were sort of hard still) and the naan was okay. all and all i doubt i'll come back here again unless i'm eating the lunch special for 8.00
(3)
Jim F.

Best Indian food we've ever had. The fresh fish dish was just that, extremely fresh, moist, and flavored perfectly. The eggplant dish was elegant and unlike anything I've ever had. We were in town for three nights, and ate here twice. The second time after foolishly eating at another restaurant earlier that night. The atmosphere is a bit sparse, but who cares when the food is so remarkable. Good for kids.
(5)
Val D.

One of my favorite places. Ambience is nothing special, cafeteria style eating. If you eat here, it's for the food. Good food, good prices, nice owners. Many vegan selections. I recommend it. Be aware, because of it's popularity, it may take a few minutes to get your food but believe me, it's well worth it.
(5)
Asma A.

Went here again last night....OMG their lamb biryani is amazing and meat samosa. I could eat it all the time. It's the closest thing to my mom's lamb pilau/biryani. I gave it full 5 stars for that. and they said my order will be ready in 10 mins and indeed it was.
(5)
Valerie B.

This place is in a little nondescript row of shops on 28th St so it's not fancy but the food is really good. I had the Chicken Makhni, a chicken soup with rice on the side. It's called a cream sauce but it's really a soup, served in a bowl, and delicious. The nan is the lightest, freshest I've ever tasted. The other dish on the table was Mushroom Mutter, a mushroom and pea soup, also so good. There was some kind of crunchy onion thingy that added texture. The individual portion size was good for 2 meals for me. I like that I was able to dictate the heat by request. The price is great. The place is clean and simple; the staff friendly. We got there around 11:30a.m. and noticed the increase in traffic around noon. Busy place. I like the Bollywood movies on the TV screen. We'll be back.
(4)
Vienna W.

Visiting from NY and curios about Boulder's ethnic food scene. Saw all the great reviews so decided to give it a try. I must say the food was a little disappointing probably because of high expectations I see after reading the reviews. I got the lunch special and yes for $7.95, very good value. Although the chicken didn't have any taste and was a bit dry. Naan was pretty good. Hubby ordered off regular menu and I thought maybe his food is better, but not much better. I did like the chai tea. I would give this place 3.5 stars but rounded up because of friendly service.
(4)
Courtney W.

While checking out the Bookworm down the street, I smelled Indian food and was reminded that I had not yet eaten and Indian food sounded amazing. Quick search on the Yelp app informed me that Curry n Kebob was nearby and I was on my way. This place... this place is amazing. The guy at the front counter was very helpful and showed us around the menu when we told him it was our first time here. He recommended the lunch special and it's a pretty solid option. The lunch specials are HUGE. For $7.95, you get a big bowl of the main dish, rice, a generous serving a naan, a small bowl of diced fruit, onion bhaji, and chutney. I choose the chicken makhani (butter chicken) and it was fantastic. Your food comes out super quickly - it came out before my boyfriend had time to finish using the bathroom. They've clearly got the process down pat here and it's really impressive. Granted, there was no way I was going to be able to eat all that food, but I made a pretty impressive dent in it. The food really hit the spot and I was so glad we got a chance to stop by.
(4)
Jenn M.

Lunch special is the way to go! Seriously delicious food with great service, and it's a true bargain considering the portions you receive. I highly recommend the chicken makhni. As a tip, they go light on the spice, so don't be afraid to order with more spice level than you might otherwise.
(5)
Quentyn Z.

After leaving Boulder Brewing having barely touched some of the most disgusting food served to me to date, decided to jump on Yelp and roll the dice. Spotted this joint with 4.5 stars overall, and I will say it's rightly deserved. Ordered the lunch special. The amount of food you get for $8.00 is fantastic. Could only finish half the rice and half the flatbread. The chicken kebab was perfectly cooked, incredibly tender and the spices were so, so good. Had to mop up the leftover spices with bread and rice. I ordered mine medium spicy. It had a really nice kick to it. I really like spicy foods, so I wouldn't order the dish medium unless you like spicy foods. And hot I can imagine would clear your sinuses in a hurry. Great little place and would come here again, without hesitation.
(5)
Fiona M.

A hole in the wall kinda place, to me that often means pretty decent food at decent prices (all my fav Indian eats are hole in the wall places, it must be an occurring theme!) well this place is better than decent food at decent prices. The food is delicious, really generous servings and so so cheap! Naan, rice, curry, onion ring thing for $10.50!! Eat in or take away is the same price. We had a aloo naan and meat samosas plus the special dinner one with chicken masala and the other with chicken daanaska. Didn't quite manage to finish it all cause it was so big! But they have take away boxes readily available because most people can't finish the whole lot! Service was very quick and we had two servers ask if we had been there before and explain the deal etc. Would definitely be back!
(5)
Kaley S.

The Good: Fast service, affordable prices and tasty Indian food. The Bad: This is a personal preference, but I'm a little sad their aloo gobi (cauliflower & potato curry) doesn't have matar (peas). UPDATE -- you can request peas to make it aloo gobi matar, no charge, yay! The Food: Great value -- the specials (six daily -- three meat & three veggie choices) come with rice, naan, fried onion with sauce, and pineapple chunks. I get the aloo gobi and it's good, not the best I've ever had (and I've had a LOT, it's my favorite dish in the world) but it's solid and at a good price. The Service: Order at the counter, they are fast and friendly and you can get your food spiced mild, medium or hot. They bring your food to you and bus your table for you (they are fast and totally on it). Bring your waterbottle or get drinks at the soda station, they don't serve beers or alcoholic drinks. Overall: Great spot for a quick, unfussy, affordable and tasty lunch or dinner.
(4)
Carrie N.

What is there to say about Curry and Kabob that hasn't already been said? My partner adores this place, so it's a shock when I realize that we don't swing by nearly enough. The prices are reasonable the service is quick - both in the restaurant and via delivery. The food is always fresh and the prices are stellar. To my vegetarian comrades, I strongly recommend the veggie samosas. They always hit the spot no matter my mood. But do know that the saag paneer, chana masala, and vegetable korma will not disappoint! Or, you can trust your gut and go with their daily veggie special. In the end, you can't go wrong at Curry n Kebob.
(4)
Jeff L.

Good food at a great value! You must order and pay at the counter at this establishment, and then your food will be brought to you when it is ready. I ordered the chicken masala special, which came with rice, naan, and a pakora. I also ordered the lamb biryani, which did not come with anything else. The chicken masala was merely ok. The chicken pieces were stewed in the sauce and not cooked in an oven, which made them a little soft and devoid of the firm texture that I have come to expect from this dish. The pakora was delicious, crispy, and well-seasoned. The lamb biryani was aromatic and flavorful, topped with fried onions. The lamb pieces themselves were cooked, but not seared (no maillard reaction), and some pieces had large pieces of fat and gristle attached to them. Not ideal, but I could deal with it. I'm sure some more finicky diners would consider it a deal-breaker.
(4)
Michael U.

What a great find. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table. And seriously, it's so fast they almost passed me and got to the table before I did. They have specials (meat and veggie options) that are 10.50 and super generous portions. I was taken aback at the size of the meal. I ordered hot spice wise and it wasn't really that hot but other than that this place is highly recommended. Get there!
(5)
Jacob A.

The food was excellent. Good variety of creamy versus veggie based curries. Huge portions along with naan fruit and samosa for $8 at lunch. Incredible value
(5)
Dean C.

I'm sad that it has taken me so long to finally go and try Curry n kebob. The urging of my Indian friends weren't enough, the amazing yelp reviews were not enough, it ultimately came down to my want for a nice cheap, yet delicious Indian lunch. Their daily special us a screaming deal, $7.95 for a big bowl of a curry, basmati rice, a full naan, onion bhaji and some pineapple. The food caters to both American/English taste buds and to real curry fans like myself. There are some creamy dishes, but the also really complex spiced dished that stick close to the originals. I had the chicken Jalfrezi, Indian hot, the chicken was cooked perfectly, rice mix of chicken to garbanzo's to sauce. My GF had the chicken makhani, only medium spiced, hers too had perfectly cooked chicken, and nice mildly spicy tomato cream sauce. The accompaniments were spit on, it's nice to have the onion fritter(bhaji) included, as well as a whole piece of what looked to be freshly made naan and a pile of basmati rice. The lunch is a great deal, and the dinner at $3 more is also a great deal. We also ordered a vegetable samosa dish, coming with mint and tamarind chutneys. They were good and 3 for $3.50 is a bargain. The setting is more quick serve but with a slower pace, you order at the counter picking from either the daily chalk written "specials" or you can order from a larger menu. You pay and then get a number and a few minutes later your meal arrives on a large stainless steel serving tray. It's great for couples, families or even single people that want a great deal.
(5)
Sasha B.

Hands down one of my favorite Indian restaurants in Boulder (especially for lunch as I typically leave with leftovers if I pace myself). The atmosphere here is casual and comfortable. It's a super spot to grab some grub after a climbing session at Movement Gym. I'd also like to add that I've never received any strange looks even with climbing chalk marks on my clothes. The staff is pretty friendly (one time I was discouraged from ordering my food extra extra hot as it was more expensive for them. They recommended that I add my own spice (chili powder is what I think they said). This totally took me aback as super hot Indian food is my absolute favorite. Needless to day It took several months for me to come back. Bottom line for me is that the lunch/dinner specials are convenient and well priced. Also I can hardly resist looking forward to enjoying the yummy leftovers (on most occasions).
(4)
C T.

Excellent fast Indian food. Great flavor and value. Highly recommended.
(4)
Raven G.

Pretty good Indian food for cheap (although it doesn't taste like it!). You have to be pretty clear up front if you're ordering in a group, but other than that, they're very accommodating. I loved my piping hot meat samosas and tore through a heaping pile of cheese naan, and everyone in my group seemed to enjoy their hot, fresh meals as well.
(4)
Kiri C.

Good, affordable and quick. I would go back.
(4)
Tracy G.

First off I have to say I love this place so much. I've been coming here since before the expansion and renovations and it has only gotten better. Pros The food is amazing. It's by far my favorite Indian food restaurant. While my favorite dish is the lamb masala, lately I've been picking the specials since the main dish comes with naan, a side of diced pineapples, an onion baji with chutney, and a generous portion of rice. I'm pretty sure they offer six daily specials - three meat and three vegetarian. The list is posted on the chalkboard behind the order counter. The last special I ordered was the beef kofta vindaloo which was delicious - if you order it, get it at medium spiciness at least. Mild was good but I think the dish will shine when it's got a bit of kick to it. (SN: For any dish you can pick your level of spiciness - I usually go for mild but can handle medium... occasionally.) Decor-wise they've steadily gotten better since the open. It's always clean and there are plenty of booths - even a large one for big parties. Lots of smaller two seater tables too. It's really casual which I love. I'm comfortable coming in work clothes but have been known to stroll in wearing my Netflix-binging sweat pants getup when I lived around the corner and I never felt out of place. Cons They take a siesta and are closed from 2;30pm - 5pm. There was a stretch where I always seemed to want to come in between 3 - 4pm. It was disheartening. I recommend you memorize the hours to avoid this disappointment. Also - while it's not an issue for me, the spiciness might not be enough for you if you like it hot - like real hot. Lastly, there's been a price increase on the dinner specials. They used to offer dinner specials for $9.95 and lunch for $7.95 (the website still shows these prices) but the last couple times I've been the price was $10.50 for dinner. Not sure if there's a change in the lunch prices. Take-out specials only come w/rice and naan. Not 100% sure about the price.
(4)
Thavry P.

Delicious and cheap, portions are big! Highly recommend. I got the Aloo Gobi spicy delish, next time I'll ask for Indian hot..being southeast Asian I like to feel numb after I eat.
(4)
Matt H.

Five stars for the food. Holy smokes is it good. But if you come at lunch, be prepared for a seat-vulture scheme if you have a party of four. Basically you need to camp out at someone's table if they look like they're lapsing into a curry coma. That's not the worst part. The worst part is you get a TON of attitude if you order anything other than the lunch special. Obviously this isn't a problem at dinner, which was lovely. But it was exactly BECAUSE I liked the dinner so much that I ordered a non-lunch-special at lunch. "Are you sure you don't want the lunch special?" "Yes." "The lunch special is the same." "Except it's dark meat right?" "Right." "Okay. Thank you, but I don't want that. I want what I had for dinner a few weeks ago, which is right here on your lunch menu." Perhaps as a result, it took a LONG time for my food to come out. Really long. The other three people at my table were halfway done before I got to start. I'll give them another try. If the service is similarly bad, stars go away. If this was an aberration, I'll happily become a regular.
(3)
Jarrett B.

For fast casual this place is really good. Good prices, family restaurant and really tasty. I will be back to try more dishes. For more sit down oriented I recommend royal clay.
(5)
Sam R.

I went here again, after the owner contacted me over yelp after my first visit (which I gave it a 3 star review). He blamed his employee for not offering the spice level to me... They did, I got the "hottest" spice level and I don't think it was very spicy. The second time I went back I thought it was actually worse, the food wasn't spicy enough, the rice wasn't cooked correctly and that was extremely bland as well. Also on top of those things the soda machine sprayed on my shirt because the cap to the pourer wasn't screwed on correctly.. So not only did I walk out of the place with an apatite, but with also a stain of root beer on my dress shirt... Needless to say there are things to be worked on here and a lot of completions around the area to go to instead, I'll be trying other places around Boulder before going back to Curry & Kabob.
(1)
Billy R.

The chicken vindaloo was pretty decent, except that I nearly broke a tooth on a large seed, the pit of some fruit that, to my knowledge, isn't even supposed to be in the dish. The rice was good, the naan was ok. It was served with a side of fruit, which was six pieces of canned pineapple. There was some fried thing that look sorta like a lump of fried green beans but tasted a little like onion rings. Overall it was ok, but Sherpa's isn't far away and is much better.
(3)
James T.

Food = 4 Price = 4 Experience = 4 Goat vindaloo was great
(4)
Lawrence P.

I think their lunch special gives you the most bang for your buck! The plate is huge for $7.95! It's not just the quantity...the quality and taste of food is outstanding! I agree with the majority about this place...5 stars!
(5)
Hannah E.

Note to self: when vegetarian friends recommend you a restaurant, ORDER VEGETARIAN. Under no circumstances should you order goat vindaloo, because the goat will be so overcooked that it's rubbery and squeaks between your teeth. It will also go beyond gamy to causing you to wonder how many months ago the goat was actually killed, because it tastes like it's been fermenting somewhere. Also, believe the girl behind the counter when she says spicy is 'not very spicy'. She is correct. Order extra spicy. (Do NOT generalize this to other Indian restaurants; you will be (and have been) in a world of pain. Naan is good, presumably vegetarian dishes are good too, and the non-goat part of the vindaloo is fine. Just... maybe Boulder doesn't have a good source for goat meat?
(2)
William A.

I've had take-out at this new hole-in-the-wall three times. I've ordered Chicken Vindaloo, Chicken Tikka Masala, Shrimp Tikka Masala, all medium spice level. Have also had Lamb Samosa, and Vegetarian Samosa. Plus Naan, both garlic and plain. All ready within 10 minutes. All entrees were absolutely superb. (Tons of juicy Tandoori chicken and big portions of large shrimp). Samosas were very good, the traditional Vegetarian (potatoes tumeric etc.) slightly better than the Lamb (a touch greasy). The Naan was excellent plain, but the garlic version was a disappointment: it was the regular Naan slathered with MUCHO fresh raw garlic. I demand a love of garlic from any person I call friend, but when ordering this I'd expected that the garlic would be cooked into the Naan. It was much too strong raw. The best sign of a good ethnic restaurant: people of the restaurant's ethnic group eating at the restaurant. Every time I've picked up my to-go order, the mix of diners and people waiting to pick up has been around 60% Indian. The big plus: if you, like me, support family-owned local businesses and like great service, than you can't go wrong here. I don't know the owner's name, but the first time I walked in to order, he was very helpful with the menu and was very concerned that I understood that "medium spice" was SPICY. As others have pointed out, the spice scale here is pretty damn high, which is awesome. I love, and am acclimated to, spice, and medium level is perfect for me at this place. A light breaking sweat, a little nasal congestion. But if you are a genetically twisted capsaicin-loving freak, go for the hot! I can't imagine... Etc.: Haven't eaten in-house, but decor and ambiance are nil. Think diner with one paper napkin per place setting. Might be good for lunch though.
(5)
Aaron R.

Excellent Indian I will definitely be back when I'm through Boulder again
(5)
Darren R.

For the food alone it's probably a 5, but the atmosphere itself brings it down. It's a small hole in the wall type place, but their food is spot on. I ordered the Vegetarian Samonas which were deliciously fried pastries of curry heaven. I'm pretty sure the menu said 2 per order, but I was given 3. Unfortunately I could only eat the 2, along with the Garlic Naan (not sure naan could ever be bad, but this was some of the best I've had) My main course was the Saag Paneer, which I would absolutely get again, and probably will next time I'm in. I asked for it to be medium on the spicy scale, but I didn't find it spicy in the least bit. I'd probably say extra spicy just to get some spice involved in the future... For the price, and the quality of the food, this would have to be one of my favorite Indian places to date. I would highly recommend it to anyone!
(4)
A S.

For food quality and value 5 stars, slow but friendly service brings the overall experience down a star. Delicious Indian standards that have great flavor, freshness, and solid portions. Perfectly cooked basmati rice (grains not stuck to each other and neither mushy nor dry), delicious and rich chicken tikki masala, fresh naan, and delicate meat samosas made for a very tasty meal with leftovers. Not a first date place but solid choice for regular rotation for Indian food in Boulder.
(4)
Kevin K.

It's almost a crime to write a review of this place, because I want it all to myself. The secret is out though - This is the best Indian in Boulder. The atmosphere is pretty sterile and fast-foodish, but the service is polite and friendly.The saag is the best I've ever had, bar none. The tikka masala is also great.
(5)
Joe Y.

Authentic curries with Indian owners and clientele with food served on a metal tray just like in India. We had lunch specials and the veggie and chicken was better than the beef (beef is not their specialty).
(4)
Bryan W.

Their daily specials are great deals. 4 people shared 4 dishes with 2 breads. We all agreed it was excellent, especially for the price. I have worked and traveled in India, and this was spot on.
(5)
Jacob B.

Great food, great prices - their lunch and dinner specials are amazing. GF and Vegan available!!
(5)
Julie V.

My husband, two friends, and I went to Curry N Kebob for the first time last night. We loved it! You have two options, you can order from a handful of main dishes written on the chalkboard behind the counter and with that you get rice, an appetizer, and some fruit etc. for I think $9.95. The other option was to order from the menu which we chose to do. My husband and I are vegan and our friends are vegetarian. We had ample dishes to choose from and they made many traditionally non-vegan items vegan by using coconut milk instead of cream, DELICIOUS! We all ordered 4 separate entrees and then passed them around so we could all enjoy multiple dishes and flavors. I have yet to go to an Indian Restaurant that offers a vegan Naan, so no Naan for us but we were still super happy and satisfied with our food and the experience.
(4)
Kiki H.

Great little hole in the wall - discovered it thanks to Yelp's reviews and took a newbie to indian food there last night - she liked it :) We got a combination plate and split it - $10.95 for dinner. Very friendly staff. Check it out.
(5)
Patrick K.

Another review put it well: the place is in a clean but humble setting, but the food is simply excellent. You'd do well to go withthe dine-in daily specials,as they provide heartu, hearty portions for $10. You get a tasty appetizer, generous portions of their delicious naan bread (on par with naan I've had in many a major metropolitan area), your main dish with rice, and a small fruitcup for dessert. All served on an attractive silver dish, which is convemient if you like to spoon the savory sauces of whatever your main dish is onto your rice and naan. Really very filling, with friendly service and a nice price. Not a place for your special night out, but a great place when you are hungry and want decent food for a decent price.
(5)
Jennifer B.

Best Indian I've found in Boulder I've been searching for good curry since I moved back from England. This little strip mall shop is the best I've found so far. My favorites are the saag paneer, chicken vindaloo, and the eggplant bharta. Good level of spice, and lots of authentic spices. I've been ordering takeout about once a week. Only slight nit is that some days the same dishes taste different than others. Such as white meat chicken in the vindaloo one day, and less flavorful breast meat the next time. Most options are naturally gluten-free.
(4)
Kirk W.

Five star rating for Boulder Indian food. We had lunch and both had the "daily special" with lots of sides and a main dish for $7.95. I got chicken vindaloo and my wife got chicken makhni. Her chicken was ordered medium spicy , and was right at the limit for her. My vindaloo was "medium plus" and I'm glad I didn't ask for hot! I love spicy food, but this was seriously spicy! Both mains and all the sides were excellent. Staff was very helpful and friendly. We will definitely be back.
(5)
Sarah S.

This place is amazing. I believe the owners are a middle aged Indian man and his wife. They were very friendly. The food is authentic and so incredibly yummy. Honestly the best Indian food I have ever had. I went for lunch and ordered the chicken makni (sp?) which came with rice, naan (incredible), a samosa and rice pudding. I had to force myself to not finish it all because I wanted to bring some home to my husband to try. He is English so he loves Indian food and he also cooks it at our home regularly. He agreed it was probably the best Indian food he has ever had. I sure hope this place does well - the food is to die for and I am pulling for the nice owners to succeed!
(5)
Samantha B.

Amazing food for an incredible price. Probably the best Indian food I've had. Fast, friendly service! I will return.
(5)
Ben D.

Delicious food, fast and friendly service, gracious owners and hearty portions. You'll be happy you went.
(4)
Jesse L.

Great Food! Great Price! I get takeout from this place once or twice a week. Their daily specials are UNBEATABLE! Good sized portions of both rice and the meats, and a whole piece of naan for less than $10. You'd think that food this cheap wouldn't be the best, but I haven't found any Indian food that compares. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
(5)
Marisa M.

Oh. My. Guru. I was almost rendered speechless by the quality and authenticity of this place, but then I mustered myself to become un-speechless again so I could share the awesomeness of Curry N Kebob to the world! I have probably driven past this place over 100 times since I got my license about 5 years ago and never even noticed it. I would define it as a hole in the wall establisment, tucked inconspicuously between a Quiznos and a Little Ceasar's. I am so glad that someone recommended it to me and I doubt I will ever go anywhere else for my Indian food needs. My friend and I met for lunch and split the reasonably-priced lunch special. For a little over $7, we got mouth-watering chana masala, basmati, 3 hearty pieces of naan, rice pudding and a little appetizer whose name I don't remember. One thing I will say is that their spice level is not too intimidating- the employees warned us otherwise but I could barely detect any spice in the medium level. Anyhow, this place is fantastic, and clearly I recommend it, hence the five stars.
(5)
Aqui M.

This restaurant is amazing! The dahl was so delicious and tasted fresh fresh. I will eat here as often as I can. Thank you.
(5)
Gavin C.

Masala is just all right, not too surprising. However, they have great Korma. Love it a lot. I would recommend it with mahi mahi, they are perfect combination!!! Naan is ok. In my opinion, it is a bit too thick.
(4)
Jessica H.

Excellent food at Curry N Kebob! They've recently expanded so they don't have the same constraints that they did for space over the lunch hour. The lunch specials are a great deal and come with a LOT of the main entree plus rice, naan, pineapple and an onion appetizer. They're also really accommodating with any food restrictions. Great food at a great price!
(5)
Victor R.

This place is fantastic! It's affordable, and you get lots of food that all tastes great. I have never had anything there I didn't love. The atmosphere leaves a little to be desired if you're looking for somewhere to go on a date (fluorescent lights, cheap looking tables, etc.), but the quality of the food makes up for any lack of ambiance. You can order anything mild, medium, or spicy; the naan is always perfectly prepared; and the dishes are served on beautiful silver (or that's what it looks like at least) platters. This is one of my favorite places to eat in Boulder and has the best Indian food around.
(5)
Arnold S.

Wow. Great place. Food is delicious and eat-in specials are a great deal. Decor is minimal but the place is clean and the food more than makes up for lack of atmosphere. Now we have Jai-Ho for South Indian and Curry N Kebob for North Indian! Both delicious.
(5)
Hollie R.

Finally, great homemade Indian food in Boulder! The owners couldn't be more welcoming, the food is fantastic, and the lunch deal is a great value.
(5)
Daniel R.

Came here originally because my friends swear by the place. I have been here twice now and I will definately be back. I ordered the chicken masala dinner plate both times and it was to die for both times. I also tried my friends plates which i cannot remember the name of and it was also excellent. The food came fast and was clearly fresh and tasted amazing. I am so full every time I leave here you definately get your moneys worth. This is currently my favorite place to eat in boulder along with La Choza. Id definately recommend it.
(5)
Philip S.

Alright, there are a couple reviews here bagging on service and how they don't have brown rice, or other things that really should not be an issue. Brown rice? Come on, typically Indians don't eat brown rice. Bad service? Get over yourself! Look at this place and the price. You expect to eat cheap and get good service? The food there is good. The service: mediocre to bad. Speed: mediocre. Aesthetics: not pretty. Kinda almost hole in the wall looking (I don't expect anymore than this, and kinda like it even). BUT most importantly, you're paying 10$ for a very satisfying Indian meal (even for a young college student)... What more do you expect when you pay so little for good Indian food? If you want good cheap Indian food (and not overly greasy and fatty like almost all the other Indian restaurants in Boulder), go here. edit: lunch here is only 8$ for the same amount of food as dinner.
(5)
Liv C.

Good indian food fast and affordable. I recommend coming for lunch. The veggie korma is delectable and the chicken tikka is amazing. Cheerful hosts and owners. The place is always spotless. Good for fast indian food cravings!
(5)
Azan D.

I have been here more times than I can count, and they have improved their service a little. First things first, the specials are a great deal. You get an entree, rice, naan, onion baji, and canned fruit for $10. The atmosphere is a little off, seems very lacking... to a fault. I would recommend trying this place out, but don't expect great service. A couple times they messed up my order, and acted like it was my fault: poor customer service. Overall give it a shot, its great food.
(4)
J. J.

This place has always been good, but recently they remodeled it from a bland, cafeteria look to a sparkling gem. Very good food, very good atmosphere, and great lighting!
(4)
Guillermo U.

So good. Close your eyes and point at item on the menu and it will be delicious. They have a great vegetarian menu. I can't stop coming here.
(5)
Momo O.

This is a great whole-in-the-strip-mall find on 28th. There is a full menu, but the main attraction here are the $10/din or $8/lunch plates that include a main, rice, naan, a pakora and a small portion of (canned) pineapple. The dishes are flavorful, copious and light! Yep, I said light - no excessive use of oils. The service is quick, the staff is friendly and I leave with a happy belly every time.
(4)
Diane O.

Yelped this place driving through Boulder and it was amazing! For $10 you get a great meal and a whole piece of naan! Loved the fried onion and chicken curry. Excellent food for such a low price! Open late which is a great plus!
(5)
Kari P.

This place is great with a wide variety of dishes to choose from, and good meal specials. The food is absolutely delicious; I have had many friends who have never had Indian food before come here and it has become one of their favorite foods. I recommend the makhni and masala. The portions given tend to be quite large, so be sure to come hungry!
(5)
Rachel M.

This place is cheap and great quality! For around $10 you get a bunch of food! AMAZING for lunch but also great for dinner if you want something filling but also don't want to break the bank or don't want something fancy.
(5)
Laine S.

Best Indian food in Boulder. Always my go to hungry meal with the best, affordable lunch special. Bang for your buck.
(5)
Yvonne E.

Best indian food in Colorado. seriously.
(5)
Mohammed I.

I wrote a review based on my experience on 11-05-2013. I get a friend request with the following non sense message from the owner. New friend request from Zuned K. Hi Mohammed I., You are just a lying Bedouin scum of the earth. I am a proud American . Living here in the best place in the world , making decent honest living . Yes I am something .Take your lazy oil money to your country where you came from . I ashamed that your name is Mohammed ; named after a most merciful great human being and friend of Allah subhana ta ala . I just added you to my list of friends on Yelp. Want to share reviews with me? - Zuned K. View friend request
(1)
Kimberly K.

Yummy, deelish! Fresh n tasty chicken makhni with all the sides. Here at 2:00 on a Friday & it was pretty full. Friendly staff, helpful in decision making. Good spot!
(5)
Cielo G.

Chana Masala was flavorful, with the chickpeas not overcooked. Offered coconut milk instead of dairy cream for $1 more. Although... that's all I ate and enjoyed. White rice, brown not available. "Too busy" was the excuse that they couldn't make roti. Consequently, the white naan was left on my plate as a tribute to lack of customer satisfaction! Dal soup was mainly broth, but flavor OK. Desert looked like canned fruit cocktail with a sauce: DID NOT TOUCH! If overcrowded, fast-foodish, and noisy is your game, run on in. I'm running elsewhere.
(2)
Kirby K.

I can't stop craving the Chicken Masala. Love this place because they cater to us folks with food sensitivites. They make my Masala with coconut milk instead of cream and have fun gluten free options like onion baji, friend onions made with chick pea flour. Super YUM!
(5)
Alana M.

yum - ordered chicken tikka masala, mild and hot; lamb saag; aloo gobi and mushroom mutter - all delicious and the naan and rice were amazing too.
(4)
Laura H.

I've only really tried the chana masala and chicken masala and both are among the best in Boulder. The naan is also excellent!
(4)
Charley A.

I love this place! Everything I have had is delicious! And to that how inexpensive their food is (for Boulder, that is) and you have a winner. The only potential down side is that they take 45min to an hour to deliver. But that just makes me really enjoy it when it arrives :)
(5)
Justin M.

This place has a reputation that is well deserved. Huge portions, delicious food, friendly and helpful staff, the works. I'm going to keep this one short and sweet because really, at this point, you should just go. Stop reading and just go.
(4)
Tara S.

We there on a whim and so happy I did! I ordered the Chicken Masala and it was sooo yummy. It was also their dinner special. The naan and rice were so good. They give you quite a bit and it makes for a great lunch the next day. The actual restaurant has a fast food vibe. I do not want to say its a dive because its super clean but its bright and kinda cold. The food is delicious though and if you live in the area they deliver.
(4)
lee s.

I like that it's not waiter service. Makes it faster and is good for when you're by yourself. The food comes out fast too. Prices are reasonable and portions are adequate. Staff is friendly. The food is quite nice. Perfectly seasoned and fresh tasting. Only complaint is the chicken was a little dry and overcooked, but I still really enjoyed my meal.
(5)
Abhi C.

This is the worst Indian restaurant I've eaten in in Colorado. My brother has been there before and told me he didn't like the food at all but I still decided to try it anyways. If you like or eat Indian food a lot, you will definitely not enjoy the food. If you are new to Indian food, you might like it but trust me, Indian food is a lot more tastier. I ordered the Thali with Chicken kabob, which came with rice, naan and fruit. The rice is pretty common and easy to cook, so nothing great about that. The naan was very thick and didnt seem fresh at all. The Chicken kabab isn't how chicken kabab should be at all. Chicken kabab is supposed to be a marinated dry roasted, but their chicken kabab came with a gravy on top. And the chicken wasn't tender at all, i felt like I was chewing a leather shoe. Overall, a very bad experience. I will never visit this place again and will not recommend it to any of my friends around.
(1)
Jenna K.

Cheap and so, so delicious. I love their chicken kebabs, their samosas, their vindaloos, and especially their naan. It's all good.
(5)
Kalasara L.

Best food ever. The mushroom mutter is to die for...and lunch special is great deal,
(5)
Lindsey B.

I'm still madly in restaurant love with Curry N Kebob. Probably my favorite place to eat in Boulder because of price and taste. On average, we go three times a month, sometimes more. Owners are super friendly and know us by now. Whenever we (my guy and I) go, whether for lunch or for dinner, we split the chicken makhni or the chicken tikka masala (whatever is on special). They give you a big silver platter that comes with a generous portion of chicken with heavenly sauce, lots of rice, delicious naan bread, a deep-fried onion tumbleweed, and a small cup of the dessert of the day. We buy extra rice and naan, since we split the platter. It's an extremely superb meal -- for $12ish (counting tip)! That's $6.00 per person ... amazing price, particularly for how good the food is. If you want to go it alone, Lunch special is only $7.95 ... and I believe dinner is $9.95?? Either way. It's cheap. Cheap is good. If you are reading this review, and you're on the fence about going, my input is this: absolutely. Get off your butt and go eat some of the most delicious food in Boulder. And if you like spicy, ask for "hot" -- mmmm!
(5)
Nicole Y.

The food was amazing!!! The best Indian food I've had in a long time. I can't believe how cheap their lunch specials was!!! You pay more than this for fast food. I had the Chicken Makhni. When I asked what it was they explained it was a Thai version of Chicken tikamasala and to me it tasted very similar. You must try it. You order at the counter and then sit down which you would think would distract from the service but someone still came to check on us two or three times to make sure we had what we needed and were enjoying our food. This place is also perfect for a short lunch break as we seriously ordered, ate and paid in under an hour despite the fact that the place was packed. YOU MUST CHECK THIS PLACE OUT!!!
(5)
Bethany K.

They can vegan-ize dishes that are traditionally made with dairy by subbing coconut milk. I enjoyed the mixed vegetable ceylone. The only thing missing on the menu was a green salad. I don't eat grains and like to sub salad for rice. Great quick food.
(4)
Kevin C.

So we found this place on Yelp to have lunch on our drive from Estes Park to the Denver airport. The reviews seemed good and thought we'd give it a try. The exterior didn't look too inviting given its strip-mall location but they sure wowed me as soon as I walked through the door. There must be an industry term for what Curry N Kebob is but I would equate it to Chipotle's "Food Served Fast ... So That Customers Can Enjoy It Slowly" characterization. Unlike Chipotle, however, that doesn't offer table service, we ordered at a counter but the food was delived to our table more like a Cosi. The people behind the counter and the staff were very attentive and the food, was simply oustanding. As a lifelong connoisseur of Indian food, I think I can differentiate between the good and the bad and would put this at the very top end compared to other Indian resturants, which was shocking conssidering how modest the prices were. If these guys ever decide to franchise this idea and take the company public, I'm a buyer! I hope they open one in the NYC area one day soon.
(5)
JJ J.

This seems about as "Meh" as one can get. I asked for my lamb vindaloo extra extra spicy. The guy even asked "Are you sure?", and I emphatically said "Yes". It came out ... well ... bland would be an improvement. The lamb was overcooked and dried out. Also, I'm fairly certain that the naan is pan fried, not made in a tandori. It has the dense-dough layer on the bottom. But it is really really cheap. You just get what you pay for.
(1)
Kenneth K.

Edit again: 9/21/12 (hopefully the last edit) The owners made a supreme effort to "make things right" after the series of weird events that I originally documented below. Whatever the case, they've convinced me entirely that the situations were a fluke--and I was surprised by how sincere they seemed in making me feel truly like a valued customer. They've earned my loyalty. Original Review: So, I've mostly positive feelings about this place. I wanted to give this a 4 star maybe 5 star rating except for the negative experience described below. (edited from 3 star. Explained at the bottom) The food is astonishingly good. It's flavorful and, me being gluten and dairy free, it's becoming my boulder fallback food-stop. Even for those not gluten/dairy free, it's fantastic based on the responses from all my friends. I've been introducing the place to as many people as I can purely out of selfishness--just to have an excuse to come back. Lamb malaya ftw. The prices are decent, and the service generally good. The reason I can't give the 4/5 stars is not because of any negative experience with the food, but with one particularly...uncomfortable service experience. Basically, I walked in and the place was packed except for the strip of tables in the middle of the room. I was eating in, so I sat down in the corner of the only available table of 6(separate-able tables, nonetheless). The lady, owner or worker I don't know, walked up to me and was terribly concerned. She asked me if I was alone. I said, "Yes." She was like, "no no no." She waved at the table like I hadn't realized that there were 6 seats here, and I was one. She could have just separated the tables? Anyway, she did it again. She told me I couldn't sit there. So I asked her, "Where do you want me to sit, then?" As if just realizing I had no other place to sit, she looked around--and found a seat for me. With 2 other people. In the restaurant booths. They were fine with it; I was uncomfortable, but what the heck. Anyway, about 10 minutes pass and no one serves me. The other booth occupants leave, and only then does the server realize that I'm not part of the other party. He was very apologetic, but IMHO, it was their responsibility after my treatment to make sure that I was served. Since, I've come back several times. I brought friends the next time. Six, to be exact, and I did have some mild feelings as she had to confirm that I indeed had 6 people coming to the table. This was enough for me to knock this down another star. I mean, if I'm supporting their business so much by coming several times a week, and bringing all my friends, you'd think she'd smile at me like she was happy I was there--even if she isn't? So, to sum up. Great food. Good service, usually. Eat here anyway. Cheers! Edit: 9/19/12 I don't know if I'm lucky or what, but since I posted this review roughly a day ago, 1 more positive and 1 more negative event occurred. Positive: I was e-mailed by the online marketing rep for the restaurant. Apparently they read the review and felt bad for my experience. They offered me a meal on the house. With that response, I was ready to return the rating to a 5 star immediately, and I didn't even plan on redeeming the offer since I do like supporting small businesses that are trying. But... Negative: I went in today and met up with some friends. Unfortunately, no food showed for 25 minutes, and we inquired. Apparently, the ticket was lost. My friends were on a time crunch, so they asked for their order to be taken to-go instead. About 10-15 minutes later, they were told that the order was "being made right now." Why the dish wasn't prioritized immediately, I can't say. Anyway, I encouraged my friends to stay even though they were running late, just a couple more minutes. They received their food and when no bill came with it, I offered to take care of it in case it wasn't on-the-house as could be implied by the lack of bill coming with the to-go order. Based on the 45 minutes total of wait time, I thought it was reasonable. When the bill came, their order wasn't listed--again, making me feel as if the restaurant was working well on the customer service. But, just to be sure, I inquired. And nope, it was an oversight. I ended up footing the full bill for my friends as well as my order. Not to say that I expected anything, or that I do expect anything further for this event, but I'm pretty certain that based on my experiences, mistakes are common at this restaurant on the customer service side of things. That being said--good intentioned people. I'm changing my rating to 4 out of 5, but I can't give it a 5 out of 5 as I would have loved to.
(5)
Laura C.

Before moving to Colorado, my husband and I lived in Sunnyvale, CA and ate tons of incredible, top-notch Indian food. Curry n Kebob gets the job done when we need our Indian fix. By far and away the best Indian food we've had in Colorado, so so when compared to our Bay Area favorites. Note - we have only been there for lunch. Which is well priced.
(3)
Dave B.

Good price, excellent food, fast service. All good. And the fact that many of the customers are Indian suggests it must be pretty authentic. I don't give 5s very often on Yelp, but this place is solid all around. I would recommend to anyone.
(5)
Chris S.

Great food at an awesome value. The lunch special was the best $8 I've spent in a while. Service was good. Atmosphere isn't the greatest being a hole in the wall fast casual concept, but appears to be family owned and operated so they have a vested interest in customer satisfaction. Garlic Naan was awesome. Chicken Kebab's were great, with nice heat. Chicken Saab was delicious and flavorful. Lamb masala was very good but could have been spicier (I ordered hot, but Kebabs were hotter. Could have accidentally swapped the heat preference during the order by mistake). I would definitely come back here again. Don't forget to check-in on Yelp for a discount on every other check-in!
(5)
Rachel H.

I really love the food at this place so much that I'm not even taking away a star for lack of ambiance. Who cares what it looks like when the food is this good?! I'm picky when it comes to Indian cuisine, and I can honestly say that the Tikka Masala, Korma, and Tandori chicken are amazing and amongst the best I've ever had, if not the best. Also, the family that owns it are the nicest people. They are the kind of people you want to see succeed. Good food that comes from good people...I love that.
(5)
Jeremy E.

This place is the bomb. Eat here and you will be back. I'm worried that as a new business they'll review their balance sheet one day and start jacking up the prices, but I haven't seen that yet. The owner gentleman is also REALLY nice. The dinner specials are the way to go, the chicken mukhti (sp?) is off the hook. eat it.
(5)
Joshua S.

The lunch special is great food and plating, and a great value. New neighborhood gem.
(5)
Jake J.

My wife loves Indian cuisine and she said that she hasn't had it in a long long time so I went searching for a place to take her for her bday. She was stuck between this place or another that we found that served alcohol. Yelp helped to make the final decision and we decided to go here purely because of all the positive reviews. We pulled up just before 7pm and the place was packed! We walked up to the door but didn't see any place to sit inside and started to have second thoughts about eating here. Just as we were walking out the door, 2 tables opened and we made a bee line to a booth. We grabbed some menu's and within seconds the booth was clean and a waiter was asking us if we had any questions about the menu or the daily specials. We put in our order and watched as the people streamed in and out of the door. Our wait for the food was between 15-20 min, which was impressive for having something made to order. I can't say that I've ever been a big fan of Indian food, but after eating here, I definitely am now. The curry's spice was made to my specifications, the temp of the food was piping hot, the naan was better than naan should be and the portions were generous. We were so impressed with the food, we put a order in for a couple of entree's to go so we could have them for dinner the next day. So, are there any downsides? It's not the price. You can get a helluva meal for just over $10 (including tip) out the door. The only downside that comes to mind is the lack of seating. The place is small, but that must be just to keep all of that flavor locked up inside.
(5)
Brad C.

Best Indian food I've had in Boulder! I went there for lunch and they definitely hook it up, you get plenty of food for the money. For two people the bill was around $20 with plenty leftover. 5 Stars.
(5)
Leah J.

This is, by far, my favorite restaurant in Boulder. The portions are great, the staff is friendly and the location (right next to the gym) is convenient. The best thing about CNK is that the food is 100% consistent. The chicken in their Masala is always tender and the spice never varies like with some other Indian restaurants. I love this place.
(5)
Jason M.

FANTASTIC! recommendations: -masala -bartha makni -saag warnings: -don't go during dinner rush -don't try to eat an entire special in one sitting. too much food.
(5)
Jessie M.

We love this place! Our favorite dishes so far are Beef Masala and Lamb Sag. The atmosphere is extremely casually, so if you're looking for a fancy date night, this is probably not your place. However, if you're looking for amazing, flavorful, authentic Indian food at great prices, go here!
(5)
Bhaskar C.

I am very impressed by the taste and the quantity. I have had the vegetable ceylone that comes with a sweet, pakora, rice and naan. Good place with nice options. Will definitely be visiting it again.
(5)
Danny R.

Yelpers are always searching for "diamonds in the rough", those amazing, unassuming places that you find tucked away in a strip mall next to a Quiznos and a car wash. Curry N Kebob is one such diamond. We loved it. Wife and I stopped by on our bikes because it is close to home. We got the Aloo Gobi and the Saag Paneer dinner platters. Loved them both, especially the Saag- easily the best rendition of that dish I've ever had. Portions were huge and cheap- 10 bucks gets you an entree, naan, rice, a samosa and carrot pudding. Next time we will probably order and entree and just get extra naan. Zuned (the owner) was very friendly and we talked about how everything they serve is prepared fresh in house. My taste buds can attest to this- everything tasted very fresh. We can't wait to go back, and we're super excited CnK is in our neighborhood. Go check it out! Keep it in business! And seriously, if you don't know what to get, get the Saag. It's amazing.
(5)
Dorothy M.

The lamb kabob is pretty good. A bit dry in my opinion but still tasty. Food is served in a huge stainless steel platter. Not too pricy. I like that the mango lassi is not super sweet like others. It's just a good lassi with a hint of mango flavor. Fast service.
(4)
Alexandra K.

Consistent, large menu, fast, well priced. Have great dinner specials, very easy to take to go. Never been disappointed!
(4)
Osman P.

I grew up eating northern Indian food - straight from momma's kitchen. I like my Indian food prepared with fresh ingredients, served up hot and spicy. My review is for take-out and delivery only, I haven't eaten in-house as yet. Delivery: The food arrived quickly and it was hot, though the clueless delivery guy tried to bring it to my neighbor's house. I think it's an third party delivery company, so I didn't hold it against Curry N Kebob. The garlic naan and shish kabob were bursting with flavor, highly recommended. The chicken curry was ordered mild and not not bad, about average for an Indian restaurant, and not nearly as tasty. We also had a side of vegetable samosas which were pretty good. Takeout: Same order as last time, but upped the chicken curry to medium spicy and had beef samosas. This time the chicken curry was better than average and the beef samosas were very good. The garlic naan and the shish kabob again were exceptional, and the kabob's were drizzled with yogurt sauce this time - a nice touch. Tips: - There aren't many options for delivery indian food in Boulder. This might be the only one, actually. - Halal meat is a butchered at a higher standard than the low grade, mass produced, factory farmed stuff. It's a good proxy for higher quality (i.e. not likely pink slime).
(4)
Mr G.

Surprisingly good for it's humble vibe. The family that works there is super nice and helpful, and .. I was really into the place. Don't by shy.. just try!
(5)
Caitlin M.

Just ate here for the first time, and OM NOM. Seriously some of the best Indian food I've ever had. I got the chicken kebob special with garlic naan and veggie samosa, and everything was fantastic.
(5)
Nelissa M.

After hearing such rave reviews from coworkers and fellow yelpers, I decided to give this place another try. I tried it again and have been back many times. I have ordered the Chicken Mahkni, Chicken Kebob, Chicken Vindaloo. Unlike our first visit, the food was flavorful and perfectly spiced. I typically order my food medium and the heat level has been consistent. The Chicken Mahkni was delicious. The sauce had the right balance of tomato and cream and I mopped up every last bite with the fluffy crispy-edged naan. The Chicken in the Kebob is rolled in herbs and is tender and juicy. The service has been great. It's quick, which is really all you can ask for a casual joint. The lunch and dinner specials are a great deal. They come with a side, rice, and a dessert. I'll keep coming back and I'm glade I gave it a second, third, fourth, and fifth chance.
(5)
Melissa W.

Great Food just as the last time I had dined in....food is always better than take out. But we decided to pick up being relatively close and between me ordering and my mother picking up, she missed our chai and mango lasse's ( a surprise to her) so we had to go back. But after buying their AMAZING mint/cilantro & yoghurt/ cucumber they added in an order I'd papadons! Thank you! They were delicious!
(4)
Holly C.

This is really sad and embarrassing, but bear with me. I used to not like Indian food. Didn't like it, kept trying it over and over again. Turns out it wasn't that I didn't like Indian food. I just didn't like curry - yet I just kept eating curry because that was what was always suggested, and it just kept reinforcing my belief that I didn't like Indian food. So naive. Yes, I'm one of those people who goes to Curry N Kebob for the kebob. There are so few of us. I tagged along with a friend, not wanting to be a square with my special snowflake dislike of Indian food and just ordered the special - the chicken malai kebob. I can officially say Curry N Kebob is what got me to love Indian food. You've all been there, you know the drill. But if you're sticking with the curry, let me tell you, you need to try to the kebob. I've had the chicken malai, the lamb tikka, and the sheek (which is also lamb, just spicier), and I can't get enough. My favorite is definitely the lamb tikka. I don't even have to comment on the naan, rice, onion bhaji, etc. Let's just say I clear my plate every time (and it's a pretty massive plate). And now I'm the one always suggesting Indian food to my friends.
(5)
Natalie W.

YUMMY YUM! Curry n Kebab not only made some pretty bangin' chicken masala and nan, they have a delivery service! And, it got to me super fast! I have not a single bad thing to say. Recommend.
(5)
Jess C.

Great food at a great price! Very large portions! And they always have a vegetarian option on special it seems. The mushroom dish and the eggplant dish are my favorite and they are both excellent! I also love their garlic and cheese nann!
(5)
Sumay J.

Seriously - if I lived nearby I could see myself going here often. The kids even love the food. It is always busy - which should tell you how popular they are.
(5)
Jesse H.

Ohhhh yes. I've gotten my Indian fill (and more) at Curry N Kebob. So glad I was introduced to this place. Don't be talked into ordering anything but the featured combo. You'll get your choice of main dish (I ordered the Chicken Masala), four slices of naan, a hefty portion of rice, side of fruit, some sauce, and onion bhaji (2nd only to the naan). I really appreciate being able to try multiple things at an Indian restaurant, which is why I usually hit up buffets. This gave me an evening chance and I'm still grateful.
(5)
Nina N.

Easy, yummy, quck, simple and affordable food. can't go wrong in this place. I can eat here everyday. They get their Indian curry right.
(5)
Peggy O.

6 of us give this a 5. Great value- don't be deceived by the outside. Fun servicing dishes - delish Masala - order the garlic naan- yum.
(5)
Miriam P.

Good price for the amount of food that you get. Everything g they have in the menu is delicious! Highly recommended.
(5)
K J.

Meh. We were really disappointed after seeing the rave reviews on here. I don't know what the fuss is all about. My boyfriend and I got the chicken masala and paneer masala. They were bland and flavorless. The Indian frozen meals at Trader Joe's are better. The naan and samosas were good though. I hope we can find a much better Indian place in Boulder.
(2)
Leah H.

It was really good indian food but ordering my food spicy, it still barely had any kick. thats the only bad thing that I would have to say about this place. but everything else is fantastic.
(4)
Katha S.

The Chicken Masala special which I ordered with medium heat was yummo! For $9.95 you get chicken, rice, naan, curry fried onion strips and fruit (pineapple). The servings are huge and can certainly feed two people to the point of "I am so full," status. Service was very friendly and fast.
(4)
David M.

Facts are facts: Curry N Kebob serves the best $9.95 complete Indian dinner in Boulder. . . . And, as importantly, the food's excellent. So excellent that my mouth was doing the Slumdog Millionaire dance as soon as I bit into that delicious bhaji appetizer. As the main course I chose their Chicken Masala and it rocked out, too. The daily deal here is that you pays your money and they give you a platter containing whatever you chose from their list of daily specials as an entree. Along with that they add an outrageously good onion bhaji (a clump of onion rings, garlic, cumin and other wonderful spices dipped in chickpea flour and then deep fat fried, and served along with a great tamarind (?) dipping sauce), 4 slices of really good naan, some basmati rice and a kheer dessert (a sweet rice pudding). The only funny mini-bummer was that I decided to try out the $3.00 Indian lemonade soda. Save your money and have some chai or maybe even a mango lassi. Maybe it was my un-schooled western taste buds, but to me the soda tasted like sweetened citrus-derived fizzy syrup, without a hint of real lemon (as confirmed by the list of ingredients that--we're I a smart diner--I would have read, before ordering:). Cheers! (which, oddly, is how they say "cheers" in India:), David "Raj-man" M.
(4)
Ibrahim A.

Decent flavors but filthy food. Tonight the masala was crunchy due to actual dirt in it and the rice biryani has three goat hairs in it. That's what I counted before I stopped eating and called the restaurant. When I called to complain, they told me that "it happens".
(1)
Brant B.

As far as I'm concerned, this is the only place to eat Indian style food in Boulder. Instead of a crappy buffet, they serve up thali plates, just like in India. The owner is always on hand and the food is always delicious. Try extra spicey if you really want flavor. It makes you realize how boring western food can be. Another nice thing is that you can have any dish that is made with dairy/milk, made with coconut milk as a substitute. In fact, I probably wouldnt eat here if they didnt.
(5)
Bradley S.

This place was awesome. Came here during a busy dinner hour and was impressed on a few levels. They run the place in a hectic, but efficient fashion. I ordered my food and got a table, and the food came out maybe 15 minutes or so after I paid. The kitchen was churning out food plates but my food was well cooked and delicious. Everything was so freaking good and I'd probably eat the rice forever if I could. Def recommend for a good bite to eat.
(5)
Pat B.

Awesome food, one of the best i have had in the unitesd States in indian cuisine, and i am from India!!! $7 combo buys so much quantity that you can easily take home the rest for another meal!
(5)
Kristen H.

I love this fast casual restaurant that doesn't look like much from the outside. The food is wonderful- lots of spice and seasoning, well balanced and it always tastes freshly made to me unlike some of the other places I have been to in Boulder.
(5)
Kriss P.

Enticing Indian Drove by with a friend and quickly turned into the lot to give em a shot. We didn't know what we were getting ourselves into but we were up for a little mystery. Upon entering we noticed two distinct sides of the restaurant. To your left is a casual and low maintenance dining area while to your right is a classier version for those that want to take their mealtime experience up a notch. Both still yield a pleasant and affordable fare. Being extremely hungry and not too familiar with their offerings, we both purchased a chicken lunch special & beverage at the counter and made our way to the left hand side. It wasn't very long (about 5-7 minutes) until our food hit the table. The lunch special portions were fairly big. The silver serving platters sure make you feel like your receiving massive amounts of food. It came with a few different sides to try with your meal. Their naan bread was fresh and soft. It was my favorite part along with the fried onion bhaji. I'm an onion ring fan and their bhaji hit the spot especially when I piled all the goodness onto a piece of naan bread. Overall, the flavor/taste factor was good. They have doggie bags out near the counter if your ready to take your leftovers home. I'm sure you can also ask a roaming server to grab one for you if you wish to wait a little longer and chat it up with your dining partner. It was a descent experience that I wouldn't mind trying again. They may surprise me during my next visit and I'm looking forward to it :)
(3)
Mayu A.

The owner is actually from Bangladesh. Very good service, super friendly owner and great food as well. I had lamb Nihari, Lamb Biryani and Paneer Mater with naans and plain white rice. Loved the food. Keep up the good work :)
(5)
Jimmy C.

Won't be back. Only reason I can see why people eat here is because it's cheap. Spend a little more and go to the Jaipur buffet if you want to save a buck.
(2)
Lan V.

The first time I came here was maybe more than a year ago and they had terrible service. Then I went a few weeks ago and wow! Everything has changed. They expanded the area and redecorated, making the place more spacious and welcoming. The timing of the orders was good. I ordered the Bharta Makhni (which is: Roasted eggplant pureed and then cooked with garlic, ginger, cumin, coriander, and cream). It's my favorite dish there. However, I think I'll try their lunch specials next time because you get alot of options and items, so it's the best bang for your buck. I can certainly see why this place is one of the highest rated restaurants in Boulder.
(4)
Mark E.

Great bargain for dinner. I ordered the combo plate for around $10 on the dinner menu board. I was stuffed! The food was great. The service was quick. The restaurant was clean. There was a constant flow of people picking up orders. Maybe next time I should call ahead?
(4)
Seth H.

When this place first opened I spent weeks telling everyone how good it was. Now it's obvious it's caught on and the expanded dining room is packed every time I go. However, that didn't stop me from being in and out in under 5 minutes when I just stopped on my way home from work to grab some take-out. INCREDIBLE. Before I could even kick back and surf my phone my name was being called and the quality of the food tastes like it was made just for me. I've been meaning to write a Yelp review for a long time but that sealed the deal for me. Everything I've had on the menu has been awesome and the dinner specials are hard to beat. I'm eating the mushroom mutter right now for the first time and I'll definitely be getting it again. If you're thinking about going, just do it. You've just found your new favorite Indian food in Boulder.
(5)
Divyashree R.

Quick delivery. Good food. Tastes very homemade which is nice. It's a good place to get food fast after a long day.
(4)
Elizabeth A.

I'm not an Indian food connoisseur, but I did enjoy my meal from Curry N Kebob. I had the mild Chicken Masala; it was savory and slightly sweet with plenty of rice and naan bread. Enough food for two servings for me! I thought this was an affordable and yummy meal. I'll eat here again!
(4)
Thomas C.

Hands down best Indian food I've ever had. You also get so much food for the price you pay. It always ends up being two meals worth. A must try
(5)
Nick T.

The naan was good. The food looked fresh and was well presented on the thali. The chicken masala was really sweet, which I was not used to and do not prefer. It's like sugar was added, but I'm not sure why. Also I ordered medium spice because it was my first time. Turns out I couldn't really taste any spicyness, guess I should have chosen hot.
(3)
Andrea P.

Wow. After eating here for the first time, I ended up going back 4 more times in a two week span. I haven't had much experience with Indian food, so I wasn't sure what to expect at first. This place has set the bar very high for my experience with Indian restaurants. The chana masala lunch special was mouth watering good! Each time I go there, I can't stop eating because the food is so tasty and flavorful, so I walk away over-stuffed and completely satisfied. The service is extremely fast, pleasant and polite. There are really cool decorations, tapestries, and artwork on the walls. The dining area is very clean and the workers in dining area are always on their toes when a table gets up. I highly recommend Curry and Kebab to anyone, especially those who have yet to experience Indian food.
(5)
Kayla K.

My boyfriend and I love this place. We order the chicken masala and its great everytime.
(4)
Nick P.

Amazing food. The coconut rice is a must. The prices are really good considering how much food you get. Everything I've had is delicious and I try to stop by anytime I am in Boulder.
(5)
Riza H. C.

WHAT??? They expand their Dining space?? That's a good sign I whisper to myself. My recent visit was on Friday evening, JUNE 14th 2013 after running some errands near this neighborhood with my Parents and Hubs. My Parents were so hungry coz it was indeed a very LATE DINNER. Time was about 20:45hrs ish. I was worried that they might ran out of food... but while we came in and decide to have our dinner that evening, MAN this place was jamming with other patrons alike, be it, the ones who also decide to dine in and other patrons who opt to have TO GO ITEMS.... Many Many Patrons mind you, coz when we were there, I observed lots of Dinner BOXES TO GO, were waiting for those who came earlier than us... From what I could recall these were the items we ordered that evening : * Meat Samosas ($3.50) * Naan ($1.50) * Lamb Masala ($10.50) * Beef Vindaloo (Hubs order) ($10.00) * Lamb Tikka Kabob (My order) ($11.00) * Mango Lassi ($2.50) * Fountain Drink for Hubs ($1.50) The service was prompt and all our food came out piping hot and fast. That is good in our books. 8 Thumbs Up, Curry & Kebob! Kudos for that!! My parents shared The Meat Samosas, and The Lamb Masala. The Meat Samosas were OK, but my Dad liked his order of Lamb Masala ALOT and he said the flavor was there and he liked his order of Naan too. As for my mum, she felt that the Lamb Masala was slightly too spicy for her liking. Hubs order the Beef Vindaloo, he said it was just A-OK, coz the portion of meat and potatoes are equally the same. Hubs thought that the Vindaloo should just contain gravy and meat, but this dish made by Curry N Kebob was loaded with potatoes. As for me the Lamb Tikka Kebob, was as good as I could ever recall and its was SPICY as I want it to be. A good LATE DINNER evening with the family indeed. Definitely MANY Returns to this Curry & Kebob establishment in the future when needed especially it has been our "staples" finds in Boulder. @129/2013
(4)
David A.

I came to lunch here twice while on business travel. Very tasty food, and plentiful portions at affordable prices. The chicken makhni is delicious. I opted for tapioca instead of fruit. Not a large restaurant but there is adequate seating. Could be rather busy if you show up at noon.
(4)
Sarah Z.

This is the best Indian food in Colorado that I've had so far. Great value/price point.
(5)
Mosleh a.

Good food and bad Stuff.. You can't go wrong with lamb biryani , chicken Masada is not bad too However not all the food are good Also, the restaurant is not so clean and has lots of flys Finally, this restaurant is kind of expensive for what you get.
(2)
E S.

Their dinner special is awesome (although I don't think the veggie options have every changed in the 3 months we've been going...) and the staff is very nice!!!
(5)
Andrew K.

This place is amazing! I had the tandoori duck, chicken masala , and rice pudding. The naan was fresh and delicious. Great variety of cold beverages. My time here was soo great, I had to order another tandoori duck to go!
(5)
Peter B.

This is hands down my favorite place in Boulder to eat for lunch! Their lunch specials are fantastic! It's not authentically spicy like I had hoped when I heard it was 5 star rated but the flavors are always spot on. Spices are fresh and vibrant. I typically going with the Chicken Mahkini and get it extra extra hot but most of my co-workers are content with medium. Depends on your preference. All the lunch dishes come with rice, a small thing of candied fruit as a palette cleanser and a fried onion fritter. I don't like onions but that fritter is incredible. And did I forget to mention the naan? Good god the naan bread is some of the best I've had. Fresh from the oven every time. This is a MUST TRY if you live here or are in the area!
(5)
Matthew P.

Quick, easy and inexpensive. They run great lunch and dinner deals for large plates.
(5)
Toby S.

This is just a great place for good food! Fast, tasty, fun place and great people! Keep up the good work!
(5)
Israel A.

Best Indian in Boulder? Well that's not hard. Even the $$$ Indian places in Boulder are crap. This beats them all, and then there's the price!! Less than $10 for a huge lunch. They even asked how spicy I wanted it. I ordered hot, and it was!! Nice! Will be back for sure.
(5)
Erin N.

I am so so incredibly happy! A long time ago, I used to work at an Indian restaurant, and keema mutter was oneof my favorite things. We ate here today because I was hungry, it was close, and I saw "keema" on the menu. So very delicious, and fast too! And they had duck and goat on the menu. Lunch can be had for as little as $7.95. I could not be more pleased.
(5)
Amy D.

After trying all the Indian restaurants in Boulder, Curry n Kebob wins, hands down! Their lunch special is the best option. It comes with naan, rice, a veggie fritter and dipping sauce, a bit of canned pineapple for a sweet finish and of course your choice of entrees from a small selection. It's a great price at $7.95 for the whole thing. Personally, I think you can't go wrong with the chicken makhani. The atmosphere is simple and casual, but the food makes up for an ambiance you feel you may have missed elsewhere. My only complaint is that the dinner option is identical, but a higher price. But then, that's just about everywhere these days.
(5)
Peter H.

This place has expanded over the last year due to how amazing the food is. The lunch specials (especially the vegetarian curries) are very flavorful and they give you generous portions of rice and naan. The eggplant curry with peas gets me very time! They've also renovated quite a bit and the service has improved!
(5)
Ashish R.

One of the worst Indian food joints. This is coming from an Indian. The biryani is just pulao, there is nothing biryani about it.. The chicken tikka masala is so bland and it's like tomato boiled with chicken and so is chicken jhalfrezi... One should go to Gurkhas on the hill for tikka and rest of the dinner for anything else should go to tandoori grill
(1)
Karen S.

Here's my advice if you're fastidious and health conscious diner like me. 1. Curry N Kebob is ranked #1 restaurant in Boulder on Yelp but it is just your average Indian food. So take Yelp reviews with a big grain of salt. I think this place is popular because you can get entrees for $10 but if you're looking for cheap, you can get even cheaper Indian at Trader Joes or make it yourself. 2. I like meals with a healthy mix of protein and veggies and whole grains. Most meals come with white rice and white nan, no veggies or whole grains. 3. If I'm going to spend $10 on Indian, I'd rather get a buffet instead of a single entrÃ©e. 4. The $9.95 specials come with an Onion bajai (don't eat it, deep fried food is very unhealthy) and some canned pineapple. Don't be seduced by these free sides vs. getting what you really want as they are not worth it. 5. Every time I eat Indian, I feel like there's a painful bowling ball in my stomach for hours afterward. If this happens to you, don't delude yourself into thinking this time might be different. After this meal, my fiancÃ©e and I have sworn off Indian forever as the 5 hour stomachache wasn't worth it.
(3)
Jill L.

My brother and I have been looking for some good Indian food in Colorado. We ordered the chicken tiki masala, mild to medium. There was no flavor, even if we would have ordered hot, would have just been bland and hot. Lots of food for your money, but would have like a more authentic flavor.
(3)
Sonia S.

My hubby's and mine favorite place to eat Indian food when we visit Boulder. Chicken Kabob and Chicken Masala are delicious!!! The food comes in a big plate with amazing Naan, rice, onion bhaji and pineapple. Its a decent, casual place, and amazing food for the price. We have been to few Indian restaurants in Denver and at most of the places: there is too much curry and few chicken pieces; the curry color would not come off your finger if you accidentally touch it; and too much butter in Naan. This place is nothing like that and just great! Must try!!
(5)
Jay E.

OK, we've been here about a dozen more times, and several of the dishes are excellent - you just have to know what to get. In general, the vegetarian entrees are all spectacular: Saag Paneer, Bharta Makhni, Chana Masala, Malai Kofta, etc. Whenever we order chicken it is usually a bit dry and overcooked (in Chicken Tikki Masala). The naan is just mediocre - it is a bit on the dry side and not that flavorful, but it's not bad. The daal soup is very disappointing - the daal at Gurkhas has a lot more flavors (cilantro, garlic, spice). It is always crowded but the service tends to be pretty efficient which is the opposite of the norm for restaurants of this cuisine! The service is also a bit curt and not that friendly but they're not rude either and they're just trying to get through all the orders. I've tried every Indian/Nepalese restaurant in Boulder, and overall Curry N Kebob is one of the top four places, along with Gurkha's, Tiffin's, and Nepal Cuisine.
(4)
Lena C.

My go-to place for Indian food. Their lunch and dinner dine-in specials are cheap and filling. You can only choose from their specials board, which causes you to go out of your comfort zone (though they usually have a chicken masala option). Great naan bread and I personally love the onion baji. Quick service too! I don't eat Indian anywhere else in Boulder.
(5)
Nick S.

This place is a Must Stop whenever I come to Boulder. I love indian food but most of the other indian restaurants I've been to make too much spicy food and use too much eatable color in the food. This place is different. It's not fancy but they are good at whatever they make here. Again do not expect to take your date here as this is very casual place. Very good food. Highly recommended!!
(5)
Dog L.

Awesome food. Had the Chicken Dansak for lunch, and my daughter had the Chicken kabobs for lunch and both of us where very happy. We had lunch and the food per dollar is good here. Big lunch and worth every dime. Really looking forward to coming for dinner with the whole family!!
(4)
Hope S.

Consistently good food and delivery works out great!
(5)
Eric G.

I have an interesting review.. Just a heads up. I love the food here. Its quick, reasonably priced, and appeals to my own taste. (I'm Asian) I usually go with the kebob or meatball soup, but i like their marsala as well. A few weeks back, i left a 51$ tip by accident. I usually leave 2$ on a 10$ meal, and since all my bills were new and crisp i mistook a 50 for a 1. I didn't realize this until the next day and i called. The owner said he knew it was a mistake and was happy i called. He held on to it until i could pick it up two days later. I would have been happy with a 50$ voucher but i got cash back. I work as a chef and i have been in the restaurant biz for a little while. Many servers would pocket that with no intention of returning it. The fact that the owner returned it to me shows the integrity in which they run this business, and the value/respect they have for their customers. They will have my faithful business as long as I'm in the boulder area. I know the profit from my business alone will exceed 50$ within a 2 week time frame, so it was definitely a smart move by the owner. =)
(5)
Meg E.

I've only been in Colorado a few days and already went to this place twice for lunch. The portions are generous and the food is great. You order at the counter and can sit in the casual restaurant ... with decent views of the mountains from the window seats. The wait staff is also very friendly. Love this place!
(5)
Anthony C.

Understand first that from the outside, this looks like a pizza joint where you order by the slice. However nothing could be further from reality. The interior is nothing fancy but serviceable in decor and spotless in appearance. The food is very, very good and the prices (especially for Boulder: the 24 square miles surrounded by reality {who else would decide to go into the utility business??Don Quixote?}),- OUTSTANDING. Perhaps the next outstanding feature of the place is their website. They use a service/plugin called OrderAhead that is awesome. You select, customize, place & pay for your order via a browser. Then at the appointed time show up and pickup your meal. I did that tonight and it worked brilliantly. Pulled in, walked in, picked up and drove away in about 2 min. with and outstanding meal for 3 people. What could be better? They did forget one Nan but that was nothing compared to the overall transaction. My second meal here; definitely a keeper.
(5)
Amber B.

I can't say enough good things about this place. The food, every single bite of every single item, is delicious. The people are always very friendly and it is definitely the BEST post climbing dinner out there. I've tried a lot on the menu (it's long!) but my favorite is the lamb saag and my manfriend usually gets the veggie cylon. As we are gluten free we usually get the papadons which are made with chick pea flower. I've been going to this place since before the fancy remodel and as long as the food stays at this caliber with the prices this good, I will keep going here! All I can say is nom nom.
(5)
Eliza K.

On our weekly family brunch we stopped in for some Indian food and were pleasantly surprised by a great meal! A very good value and plenty to take home for another meal. I highly recommend it!
(4)
Roy A.

Yup. Ditto! One of the best since I was last in India. And without honking traffic and cows wandering the streets outside!
(5)
Chelsea B.

I didn't even know I wanted it, but it was exactly what I wanted. Absolutely delicious and so much food!!
(5)
Stephen B.

Very friendly here and the food is the best of its kind in the area! This is my go to spot when I need some amazingly spiced meats and Naan. I've tried many of their dishes and haven't been disappointed once. Looking forward to my next visit!
(5)
Poornima F.

UPDATE: After writing the review below, I got a few thoroughly UNPROFESSIONAL messages back from someone at the restaurant. I'm leaving the original review down below, but downgrading my rating of 3 based on what follows. I deleted the first one, which called me, among other things "a fool moon". I am posting the rest of the thread here so Yelpers can make up their own mind as to what think of this: ME: "I think your sarcasm says it all, and validates my review even more." RESTAURANT REP:"You wrote it for validation . Otherwise you could have asked for the owners. We are not Burger King or big corporation . We just work hard to make living and don't cater for the people who needs friendly date. Ice cream always served cold! ME: "Now I wish I hadn't deleted your "compliment" and posted it instead to show how rude you are to customers. Obviously you lead by example and your staff has learned from that. I comment that your staff isn't friendly and your reaction is to be an ass? I might have been willing to change it before but now I completely stand by my review, and will neither be visiting nor sending others to your restaurant." RESTAURANT REP: ""You wrote many review in one day. It was your mission to sabotage some one. Go ahead post . We Indian always complain ." RESTAURANT REP: "Why are you shy about posting the whole reply; do not make a ass of yourself. We Indian always complain. Remember ice cream always served cold !" --- ORIGINAL REVIEW: The food here is not bad, but I do find it to be on somewhat bland side. The service here is sometimes horrendous and the staff are not very friendly. If you are looking for a quick bite to eat, then go here, otherwise visit a different Indian restaurant.
(1)
Tom S.

If you are in the mood for inexpensive, but very tasty Indian food, this is the place to go. Just had the chicken kabob lunch special, and I'm very impressed. It comes with a full naan, basmati rice, onion fritter, and rice pudding. Include a cup of hot chai, and the damages are only ~$10. I'm definitely going to mention this at work when I get back. Any downside? It has the ambiance of a Subway. But given the value of the meal, I'm not complaining.
(5)
Ashley D.

I love this place. Hands down one of the best Indian restaurants in colorado. Yeah, I said it. The Nan is cooked to perfection. And the prices are great! You'll leave very happy and stuffed!
(5)
Loralieh Laura N.

The food was delicious. The prices were great - lower than average and you order from a counter rather than your table. The dinning are was very clean but the setting is just average. I would definitely go back, a hundred times.
(5)
Andrew H.

A hit every time we have been it has been impressive. Cheap, quick and super tasty.
(5)
David B.

Had to make an unexpected stop in Boulder, and were very pleased with this place! It's an interesting concept, the menu only has a couple of choices of mixed foods they prepare daily. A nice Indian style of preparation. Highly recommended!
(4)
Jw L.

I was hesitant ate trying indian food but decided to give this place a try. I went with a dinner special and loved it. I went back and tried another it was amazing as well. I always try something new and its always amazing. My only problem is that I like the food too much and find myself craving it often. I even find myself going 2 even 3 days in a row I need to slow down
(5)
Margaret C.

How delightful it is when a restaurant I've already long ago rated with 5 stars gets even BETTER over time. This has indeed occurred with Curry N Kebob. It has been many months since I've been to Curry N Kebob, and during this time they doubled their size to make room for more tables. This is clearly to accomodate their growing customer base. Excellent food is the reason more customers are coming. It is still an order-at-the-counter place, I had the palak paneer for dinner on Sunday evening. The spices, ingredients, paneer....all perfect. Absolutely perfect. The 3 or so friends in our group that I shared tastes of it with also enjoyed it. I got to taste a few friends' dishes too. It is late and I am tired and not remembering what all I tried. But I can tell you it was all super-delicious. Prices remain extremely reasonable. And I'm talking about dinner prices too, not just lunch prices. I'm thankful to the friend who recommended Curry N Kebob for another friend's celebration. There are so many restaurants in this town, and I've been trying my best not to spend $$ eating out, so sometimes I need to be reminded that amazing, evolving places like this are out there.
(5)
Nory B.

Really really good food! They ask what level of spicy you want, and they got it just right. Had the chicken kabobs, which comes with rice, naan, and a fried crunchy piece of yum. The naan was soft and pillowy, just perfect. Service was really fast and very reasonably priced. Love this place!
(5)
Chris C.

Delicious and flavorful food, friendly and appreciate staff, and great prices. What more could you ask for from a great Indian food restaurant? All the dishes were even served in lovely silver dishware, on a silver platter. Recommended for sure.
(5)
Forata M.

=== RATING/REVIEW BASED ON FOOD === Great food and cheap! This isn't my favorite Indian in Boulder but the food is still very good and quite cheap, if you get the specials. Flavors and taste are slightly different than what I'm used to for Indian (not in
(4)
Marybeth L.

London is known for their Indian food, and when I recently visited I tried one of their top Indian restaurants. And I have to admit, Curry N Kebob was still 10x better. The food is so delicious and the portions are generous and great as leftovers. I love how affordable it is, too. We always stop by especially when we have friends visiting. If I ever leave Boulder, it would be the #1 thing I would miss about this place.
(5)
Todd B.

If you are looking for Indian food that is quick and easy to obtain, Curry N Kebob is a great place. Flavor wise it's "ok" but is a good value considering the "fast service" style cuisine offered. Do not expect very rich, highly complex dishes, but you can expect decent food, quickly. The sauces are not very thick, the rice is plain, and even though I ordered it spicy, it was less spicy than a few dashes of Tobasco. Given all of that, it's still a nice option for a quick meal. Food: 19 Service: 19 DÃ©cor: 19
(3)
Robert M.

Have to agree with other reviewers things keep getting better at Curry N Kebob. They have straightened out the parking situation to allow parking in lot next door. Also, the last two times I've gotten take-out they got the order right! Even when they get order wrong food is still good.
(5)
Sam S.

We have been loyal customers of Curry N Kebob for 6 months. After my husband and I had severe food poisoning after eating at the restaurant, we decided to call the owner the next day to inform him. We had ordered the goat vindaloo, chicken vindaloo, and chicken saag. I spoke with the owner (Zuned) and explained about the food poisoning. He did not seem to care or offer an apology, instead went off about "why are you doing this to me", ""I don't have time for this", " Are you Indian?" He said we serve over 400 people a day. He then accused us of being scammers over $40.00. He started calling me names over the phone and accused me of trying to rip him off. Mind you we have spent hundreds of dollars there in the last 6 months. I personally will never dine at Curry N Kebob again over principal. The restaurant is NOT clean. The owner Zuned is very unprofessional, and rude and his customer service skills are unacceptable!
(1)
Jim A.

Don't tip here. All of the tips go to the owner, not to the employees. If you want spicy you must ask for more spice than you think. eg extra hot. The food overall is ok. Large portions.
(2)
Kenny N.

The Yelp app strikes again! I needed a cheap yet highly rated restaurant nearby so I could hang out in Boulder and delay my foray onto Hwy 36 traffic Mission accomplished! I walked into Curry n Kebob and was initially confused by the menu board. I started looking through their regular menu and then the woman asked me if I've been there before. Nope, first timer. She asked if I wanted an explanation. I hesitate and then said yes. Their board typically features several daily specials. Today's came with about 5 entrees, rice, pineapple, onion bhaji and naan for $9.95. Good thing, I said "yes". Otherwise, I thought it was a pick one entree/one side deal. This was a bangin' deal! I ordered the chickpea masala, took my number, and started reading in my corner booth. My meal soon came and I tucked into it. Tearing my naan, finishing the pineapple, enjoying the delicious chick pea masala. And I love bhaji. Wish I could have that every day. I also appreciate their nifty silver serving trays. They let me read undisturbed even after finishing my meal. Thank you. When I finished, I scanned the room and spotted two friends. They love this place and mentioned a to kill for pineapple dish. Looks like I'll return.
(4)
James F.

Great flavor, delicious Naan. Good deal!
(4)
Budo L.

Sad excuse for Indian food. You gotta keep in mind that in a college town cheap restaurants that serve large portions get good reviews. The quality of the food, cleanliness of the restaurant, and service often go unnoticed, or at least not commented upon. It's too bad the food is so horrible because everyone that works there is so nice. The dishes are a cheap knockoff of what you get at other Indian restaurants. My advice - skip it and go somewhere else.
(1)
Michael A.

Woah. The best Indian food tends to be in the most unexpected places, but I still can't believe the surprise I was in for at Curry N Kebob. I went here with my mom and sister for a casual dinner, and was simply blown away by some of the best Indian food I've ever had. We were served a huge plate of food with fluffy naan, rich curry, flavorful rice, and even a sweet dessert. This place is the real deal, and I can't wait to go back. One note, though: don't order your meal spicy unless you're prepared to handle it. This place does not mess around.
(5)
Ka B.

Really good food but I had a mistake with delivery in the past. Received personal message from owner who apologized so it is fine. If you want good food then come here I recommend the tomato soup and onion bajji
(4)
Brice P.

I currently live in the Indian food Mecca of Silicon Valley. From my apartment there is an Indian restaurant every 50 ft along El Camino Real for a few miles. The Chaat place I go to plays Bollywood movies and I am the only non-Indian person I ever see in there. So I know a thing or two about vegetarian Indian food. For our order we had Vegetarian Samosa appetizer, Muttar Paneer, Saag Paneer and Garlic Naan. The Naan was very good, however all the other dishes were very bland. Typically Indian food has a ton of awesome complex spices, but I couldn't taste any in these dishes. Without this spice, the Samosa tasted like a fried breakfast burrito with potato in it. Also both the entrees and the tamarind sauce for the Samosa were very tomato-y. Additionally, the peas in the Muttar Paneer were way too sweet and the Saag Paneer too bitter. I'm not sure if this is because this place has a different regional style of cooking, but I can't imagine authentic Indian without more spice diversity. I've also found Indian places typically either do meat dishes well or vegetarian dishes well, but rarely both so maybe the meat dishes are better. In summary, the dishes are too tomato based and the food is much too bland, lacking spice diversity. The staff was the typical nice, the place clean and the portions very large, but the quality disappointing.
(2)
Alexis M.

Love em. Best best when you want affordable and the yums. Their dine-in specials are awesome, and the take out fish curry is divine!
(5)
Walt C.

My fiance and I enjoy this place quite often. One of our favorite joints in boulder. Try the lamb masala and korma dishes. The saag dishes are excellent. We both were accustomed to boring indian food and had given up on it, but Curry n Kebob came to the rescue. Our only consistent issue here, hence the 4 stars, has been relatively dry chicken. We have found this is a result of the use of white breast meat, which in stews/slow cooked is not ideal. I wish they would give boneless skinless things a try, would be way more moist. I forgot to mention that all of the Naan we have tried here has been wonderful! The flavors across the board are excellent and I highly recommend it.
(4)
Jason P.

This is the best Indian cuisine in Boulder. Maybe not as competitive compared to larger cities, but definitely the best in town.
(5)
Brent B.

Ate here for the first time, today. It was very easy to find, next to a Quiznos and papa johns. The service was courteous and fast. The food was delicious! (And that is coming from someone who normally doesn't eat Indian food). Not to mention the quantity/quality for 8 bucks. I will definitely be a regular from now on!
(5)
Patron X.

They are popular for their daily specials which are a pretty great deal, particularly if you dine in as you get some additional sides that you don't get with takeout. The ambiance is diner-ish but without table service and the place is a little rough around the edges. Most of the dishes are great and the service is usually friendly. They are some of the better Indian food in town and you get a lot of bang for your buck.
(4)
Denver G.

I have been back a few times since my last review. The last time was a couple of days ago. I ordered the daily special with Chicken Kabob. The chicken was great, everything else on the plate was mediocre. The naan was so-so. The onion bhaji was good, but the canned pineapple is below par. The kids that work the counter are friendly and helpful. Considering that I could have enjoyed a great buffet at other Indian restaurants in town (with a variety of meats/veggies, brown rice, salads, real dessert) for a few dollars more, I probably won't be back for the lunch special. I will continue to get takeout from the regular menu whenever I am in Boulder.
(3)
David K.

Great food, as always. Would have had a better lunch if I didn't have to hear the owner loudly arguing with his cell phone provider for the entire 30 minutes I was there.
(1)
Laura S.

By far our favorite place to eat in Boulder. Lunch is a great value and I love everything I've tried on the menu.
(5)
Julia T.

Pretty good! I eat A LOT of Indian food, so I'm picky. This place is really good for someone who likes flavor but no spiciness. I had to dump half of my cayenne pepper jar and some dried chilli's on it to get it hot enough! However, the food itself is very good! The chutneys are delicious, especially the tamarind, but they don't have any sour pickle. I would recommend getting the channa masala and the garlic naan with some onion pakora and papadam. They also cater to vegetarians, vegans, and gluten free people, which is a huge plus! *Update: apparently they do have sour pickle! Just not on the delivery menu.
(4)
John A.

Fantastic! It's probably the best Indian/Bengali food I've had in Colorado. The saag is amazing and everything on the menu is well worth the price.
(5)
Paul G.

The food is really good here and the daily specials are great value. I'm completely stuffed for around $8 at lunchtime. I don't eat meat so I'm limited to the 3 vegetarian specials. My only complaint is they've had the same 3 dishes forever, no additional variety unless you order off the regular menu. If there was more variety in the specials, I'd eat there more often.
(4)
Seth E.

Definitely some of the best Indian food I've had (and I've had a lot of Indian food)! I came here with a friend for dinner on a Sunday night and was thoroughly surprised by the delicious food and friendly staff. It's been a while but I remember the ordering process being a bit confusing which held up the line at the front desk as people struggled to place their orders. It got pretty crowded and we got in just before a dinner rush. Ironically, there seemed to be a lot of scumbag patrons (loud talkers, willfully oblivious parents, people who reaked of cigarettes and whiskey) in the restaurant so I would recommend take out. Prices were average for good Indian food with dishes starting at ~$10. Would definitely go back if I lived in the area.
(4)
Dominic D.

I am far from the Indian food expert but after tonight I plan to explore my taste buds some more and my fears of trying new stuff and see what else this place has to offer. After the many reviews and people in front of me ordering the chicken masala I decided to try that. And I will say I have nothing bad to say about this incredible generous sized portion and beautiful display of a meal. I couldn't eat everything on my tray but it was delicious. I got it 'medium' and it wasn't spicy at all, which is fine with me because I'm not good with anything that's too hot and makes me sweat while eating. It was a Sunday but they had a ton of take out orders. Very quick service and super friendly. Guy even came over to table and asked how my meal was and shook my hand and told me his name. I saw him do this to many customers, and even thanked some that he said he recognized as regulars. The way it should be and a reason I will be coming back. Can't wait to explore some more options on the menu. About $13 for my dinner with a soda. Lunch is way cheaper and I will be adding this to my now extensive list of good eats in boulder. Curry an Kebob does it right!
(5)
Pat L.

Consistently the best Indian food I have had! Always perfect meals and the staff is friendly and helpful. I have recommended this restaurant to my friends without reservation.
(5)
Berto R.

great food. the lighting is harsh inside, so I usually get take out.
(5)
Sy S.

The reviews of this place speak for themselves. This place is great. It's easy to miss with everything else in the area and traffic. But, it's topnotch Indian food. I had the chicken masala. Excellent portion sizes. Try it out!
(4)
Hayley R.

Oh my god. The amount of food you get at this place, in relation to the price, is just awesome. I got a heaping amount of aloo gobi, rice, naan, and fruit...all for less than it would cost for a sandwich at Panera. This isn't the best of the best in terms of quality but what do you expect for the price? Still solid (and fast) Indian food.
(4)
Mike V.

Fast and efficient. Order at the counter then take seat. A little pricy for a college town, but big portions and great food. Special requests are accommodated. The smoothies are very fresh.
(4)
Rebecca R.

While the portions were a generous size, I still have to stick to the "quality over quantity" rule. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, usually a pretty safe choice (and a good rule for determining how good an Indian restaurant is). In my opinion, the curry should have been creamier and spicier. It kind of reminded me of a watery tomato soup. It wasn't BAD but it just wasn't my favorite. The naan was great, huge portions for super cheap. Over all, decent restaurant, but I will keep searching for the best Indian food in Boulder.
(3)
Megan F.

Everything is cooked fresh to order, and the lunch specials change from day to day. The food is fantastic, with really generous portions and a nice pile of nan, a samosa, some kind of fruit, etc. This place is challenging Tiffin's as my favorite Indian in town, which for me is extremely high praise.
(5)
Richard T.

This is by far my favorite Indian restaurant in Boulder. I lived in Delhi for three years and find this restaurant's food to be the closest to the North Indian food I grew to love with a passion there. The dinner special is a great deal ($9.95) for a choice from five entrees with rice, naan, a fried appetizer, dipping sauce and some pineapple. It's cooked fast, fresh and to your requested level of spiciness. The family owners are kind and the wait staff is fast and efficient. Their whole-wheat roti is superb (ask for it to replace the white-flour naan, which is also good). This is a casual restaurant where you order at the counter and then the staff deliver the freshly cooked food to your table. The food is always hot and perfectly cooked. My only complaint is that they rarely change the entrees available with the dinner special, but hey, the quality is always great, so why mess with success? They do have a separate menu you can choose from for a little more money. I can especially recommend the chicken kabob, which is served with bell peppers and spices (not on the actual kebab skewer), the saag paneer, the chicken vindaloo, and the lamb curry. Their mango lassi is great, too. They don't serve alcohol. In short, if you like truly authentic, fast, affordable Indian food cooked by a lovely family, don't miss this place!
(5)
Liz W.

I guess it depends on what your looking for but I wanted to eat at an actual restaurant and this place is more like something you'd find at a mall. If you want bland indian food that should be served in a mall food court than this place is for you if you are looking for quality indian look else where in Boulder.
(3)
Maria S.

I love this place! I can honestly can say that this is some of the best Indian food that I have ever had. Great lunch and dinner specials, prices, and quality of food. The food is always fresh, and there are really big portions too! Also, most dishes can be made vegan. The staff is nice, and the food is ready fairly quickly. One thing though - I wish Curry N Kebob would be open all day long instead of closing in between lunchtime and dinnertime. The dishes I have gotten here include Mushroom Mutter, Aloo Gobi, Saag Paneer, Chana Masala, Samosas, Garlic Naan, and Malai Kofta. I recommend all of them! They are delicious.
(5)
Sarah B.

The Chana Paneer lunch special today was fantastic. My husband ordered the Chicken Makhni, also quite excellent. Good portion size, speedy service and easily the best flavor of all of the Indian restaurants I've sampled since moving to the area. A must try! One of the co-owners recommended the Shrimp Paneer with garlic naan. I will be trying this next time. I believe the co-owner I spoke to was Sam, and he was out front taking orders today. Very charismatic and obviously passionate about the food and business. Eager to know what people thought of the experience. I don't come across people like this very often. He said he's there Wednesday through Sunday.
(5)
Cole S.

I love this place! I could eat there every night! The food is so good. Everything I've tried is awesome and filling. The staff is very friendly and the food always comes out quickly. Definitely recommend this place.
(5)
Amy F.

I have a Curry N Kebob problem. Addiction, really. I have been there three times in the past two weeks, and I don't even live in Boulder! In fact, I've been to Boulder three times in the past two weeks! Everything on their menu is delicious. And affordable! I can't wait to try it all! They are a little slow and disorganized, but it's a small price to pay for the high quality grub.
(5)
Dave C.

Best Indian Food I have had in Boulder. The specials are a great meal deal.
(5)
Amber M.

Hands down, the best Indian food I've had. The owners and employees were super nice and welcoming to everyone who walked through the door. The food was excellent- I had the dinner special with chicken masala (medium curry)- the naan is AMAZING. I wanted to order more, but had to stop myself from going into a food coma. The prices are reasonable- about $10 for the dinner special. The restaurant is the perfect dive. I don't want to oversell Curry N Kebob. If you're in the mood for Indian and you're in Boulder, give this place a try. Don't be fooled by the exterior, it just adds to its charm!
(5)
Kate K.

This is my favorite Indian restaurant in Boulder. I stumbled upon this place one rainy night with my boyfriend years ago and it hit the spot then just as it continues to do now. I'm a total creature of habit so I almost always get the Chicken Korma with garlic naan. I've tried different kormas across the city and this is by far my favorite - complex with the right amount of spice. Also the to-go portions are pretty huge and especially when paired with naan can be stretched into two meals. Yum!!
(5)
Ashley B.

2012 Review #251: I have to go pretty far north in Boulder for work and had extra time so thought I'd check this place out. Very glad I did. Basically, for $8 at lunch, or $10 at dinner, you choose a meat or vegetable entree and also get rice, naan, onion bhaji, chutney and a dessert. Meat and veggie entree prices are the same. I went with aloo gobi (potato and cauliflower). They ask spiciness preference upon ordering; I asked for pretty hot, to which the owner said "medium", but the chef said "hot" when he brought it to me, for what it's worth. They do a fair amount of takeout business but the dining area was quite full as well. I waited a little longer than I expected but I was happy because I realized it meant freshly prepared food. The flavors were great, if a little less spicy than I hoped. The portions are insane; think 1.5x what Little India serves, at 1/2 the price. About 2 cups of curry, 2 cups of rice, good sized bhaji, and 4 big quarters of naan. 4. That's so much naan! I ate half the naan and curry and took the rest home, for a full other meal. Although the menu said dessert was fruit, mine came with kheer and it was the best I've ever had. More spices than usual but extremely good and creamy. A perfect end to the lunch. For $8.50 with tax, it's pretty hard to beat getting 2 full meals with ample flavor and spice for that price.
(5)
Brooke B.

My husband and I ordered take out from Curry n Kebob because of all the positive reviews here on Yelp. First, let me tell you that Indian cusine is a favorite of mine and my husbands and we have eaten great Indian food all around the country. How this place can get away with serving such garbage and passing it off as authentic Indian food is BEYOND! Every dish we ordered was watery, had a layer of oil pooling on the top and was completley lacking in flavor. Naan was soggy, the chicken pieces were odd, and the veggies were complete mush. EW.
(1)
Thomas G.

Do you like food? Do you like yourself? Go. Now. You are wasting precious time.
(5)
Gaby S.

I must admit... I had my serious doubts about this place. Cheap good indian? How is that possible?!? But I was wrong... Oh so wrong! This place had amazing flavors that one would find at any high end Indian place. I had the mushroom mutter dinner deal. It came with basmanti rice, curry fried onion, naan, and pineapple... All for $9.99... ChEaP! The mutter had TONS of flavor loaded with potatoes and peas. I am giving it 5 stars because of taste and affordability. Back in orlando you cannot find a decent indian restaurant for less than $15 per plate. They do not sacrifice flavors for the price. Try it!
(5)
Mark H.

Best Indian food I've ever had. The garlic naan was great to dip into the masala and vindaloo sauces. Boulder was the highlight of my summer and this meal definitely played its part in that.
(5)
Steven H.

For their lunch or dinner special, Curry n Kebob's Chicken Masala is unbeatable. Probably the Chicken Masala anywhere. And when it's all said and done, you're out the door for less than $10 (completely stuffed). The rice, naan bread, and the friend onion are all incredible. On the right day you'll get a yogurt with cinnamon for dessert, but usually it'll just be canned fruit. Seven day a week, the owner is always there, which is very cool to see. Don't forget that they close between lunch and dinner.
(5)
Melissa H.

We drove from Westminster specifically to eat at Curry N Kebob. Thanks to Yelpers for leading us to a delicious lunch. Curry N Kebob is located in a little strip mall and you walk in and place your order at the counter. The menu changes frequently and the chalk board on the wall indicates what items are available that day. The day we arrived there were 3 meat-based dishes and 3 vegetarian options. Each entree is served with naan, rice, a fried onion patty with a delicious dipping sauce, and a rice pudding. You choose whether you want your dish mild, medium, or hot. For roughly $8 you get one hell of a meal. I chose a chicken dish which was similar to chicken tikka masala. The chicken was nice and tender and served in a deceptively large silver dish. There was enough for two people to eat. That meant leftovers we were able to take home! The service is very friendly and they are willing to explain the dishes or answer any questions regarding dietary options that you may have. We also found out that the owner used to own Yak & Yeti in Westminster. No wonder it's so delicious!
(4)
Keith P.

The $8 lunch special didn't look like much at first but I was gratifyingly full by the end of the meal. Their chicken and veggie dishes are both amazing. The casual feel of the place made for an enjoyable lunch.
(5)
Britni J.

We stopped into this unassuming spot on our way back from Estes park. Holy moly was it delish. Gigantic portion sizes, my husband and I split a lunch dish- each got a coconut water and couldn't even finish the portion. Best $12 lunch for two people I've had in a while. Indiantastic is a word that comes to mind.
(5)
Karen G.

I really like this place, just wish you could order on line for delivery.
(4)
Amy H.

After they expanded, we went back to Curry N Kebob, and it's become our go-to for Indian food in Boulder. The food is delish, the larger restaurant more accommodating to our kids, and the staff and service have improved. While we normally order Chicken Masala for the kids and Chicken Kebob for my hubby, I order off the menu. Their vegetable korma is the best I've ever had anywhere, and the Ceylone vegetables is a delicious, vegan treat.
(5)
Kerry C.

Brought the kids and it was a hit all around! The chicken masala was so tender and both that and the chicken kabob had amazing flavor. And for $9.95 you get more than 1 person can eat. So glad we decided to stop here tonight. We'll be driving back from Denver often!
(5)
Abby W.

Oh my goodness... I would live here if I could. I've actually never really had Indian food before because of a bad experience with homemade curry as a kid - this place totally blew my doors off! I appreciate that ordering at a counter doesn't take away from the experience at all! It makes things streamlined and it takes the "service" aspect out of your dining experience. You can't really complain that you didn't get a refill because you were too lazy to get up and do it yourself! We had a group of 6 and the food came quickly and perfectly as we ordered it. Anyway, the food - I had *medium spice* chicken white meat Saag with Nan and a Mango smoothie (they call it something else and I can't remember the name! Tassil??) Everything was perfect and a larger portion than I expected. I tried a few other dishes and I would for sure get the Saag (a creamy spinach dish with rice) again! We also had their version of onion rings in chickpea flour and these could stand up or surpass all of my onion ring experiences in the past! I cannot wait to go back and I am SO glad we went out on a limb for something different! I would recommend it time and time again! This place rocked my socks off!
(5)
Kevin G.

Indian comfort food. Just like American comfort food, you may regret having eaten it later.
(3)
Sana S.

Will it matter if I said that the food at this joint looks so good when served, that my greedy self completely forgot to take pictures of everyone's order (something I have been lately doing for yelp) The restaurant owned by a courteous Bangladeshi family is a presentable hole in a wall in the strip mall right next to Conoco. Typically I am very skeptical of such places when it comes to Indian/Pakistani food. It can either be a great hit or an awful miss but Curry N Kebob hits the spot just right. They are serving the best South Asian food in Denver hands down & on top of that they are not at all expensive like other Indian places in town. You place your order at the counter & they bring it up to you. You can either choose form the daily special posted on the chalk board up front at $7.95 which includes your choice of entrÃ©e (there were quite a few to choose from) along with veggie samosa, naan, boiled basmati rice, green & red chutney & fruit or look at the menu & take your pick from there. Our orders included: Meat samosas $3.00 (made of lamb, seasoned just right, a crispier crust would have been just perfect) 2 picks from the daily special which included Chicken Makhni & Chicken Kabab. Chicken Makhni was good, not too hot or too mild. Definitely comparable to the stuff I make at home) Chicken kababs were boneless chicken chunks seasoned & cooked just right. Veggie samosas were mild but good, green chutney was medium spicy & the red sweet chutney was good too. Seekh Kababs $10.00 which came with naan & rice were also made of lamb & served cut up into bite size pieces with green peppers & onions. 2 Mango lassis at $2.50 each. Lassi was actually really tasty as well, not too sweet or sour. I do wish that it was colder though Extra naan $1.50 Food didn't take too long to come out & was nice & hot. We did have to remind them of the Mango lassi though. All in all our party of 4 people including a 2 years old came out satisfied with extremely full stomachs at $42.00 before tip (something that hasn't happened in the past 3 years in Denver at least) Also, what do you know every single meat item on the menu is Halal. Yes it freakin Halal. Way to go on that one Curry N Kebob.
(4)
John B.

C and I were in Boulder to shoot photos of UC Boulder and decided to try Indian for a change. We were happy we did! The first good sign was that the place was packed. We both had the $7.95 lunch special. I ordered the Chicken Makhni and C ordered the Mushroom Mutter, the principal ingredients of which are mushrooms and peas. Both dishes were excellent, although I have to admit that C's Mutter was even tastier than my Makhni. I had ordered mine spicy and C order hers medium. Personally, I thought that my "spicy" was not all that spicy. The decor is nice. The service ... well, it's not a traditional service. You order and pay at the counter and they bring your meals to your table.
(4)
J W.

Bottom line-- the specials are an awesome deal. Enough food to feed two and delicious. The rest of the food is good as well (I've tried everything from samosas to dal to korma), but slightly more pricy since naan and the other extras aren't tied into the price. That said, the last year or so I've found the chicken to be kind of hard and dry when I order chicken curries. I'm thinking maybe the chicken is pre-cooked and then dumped in with whatever curry you order? Nonethless, always a solid option and usually a good value. I bring friends and family here.
(4)
Dominic A.

I'm good. I can die now. I found the mutter paneer I've spent my entire adult life looking for. When I was a kid I got hooked on leftover Indian my vegetarian parents would bring home. Mutter paneer was always my favorite, but that restaurant closed down and I've never found anything that came close. I searched for over a decade, never knowing that the perfect version of the dish was waiting for me in a strip mall in Boulder, CO. The other dishes we ordered were great too. I also suggest you go with the kabuli naan.
(5)
M K.

We have been here several times. We often get the chicken kabob, which is good. It's not kabob on a stick, but it's still good food and has good sized portions for those who are big eaters or very hungry.
(4)
Peter Y.

Consistently good Indian food. Not a huge menu but they execute well. Good sized portions and great price. Seating is limited so lunch rush can be annoying. One of my boulder favs!
(4)
Stephanie S.

Great lunch/dinner combo plate value. I was stuffed! The naan was hot and fluffy. The masala was flavorful without the spice, which I appreciated as someone with a sensitive palate. Also, received very prompt service on a somewhat busy night.
(4)
Coyote O.

Just had lunch at Curry N Kebob for the first time, and was truly impressed. First off, as soon as I walked in the door, I was greeted by the most delightful spicy aroma. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and explained dishes I was curious about and hadn't tried before (and it was surprising to find indian dishes I haven't already tried!). The prices are extremely good, especially given the quality and quantity of the food. I'd easily say this is the best value for price in Boulder and surrounds, for lunch. I ordered the chicken makhni - a rich tomato-cream dish, served with rice. I was expecting a little dish of sauce, and a bit of rice, and was pleasantly surprised by a huge, gleaming, stainless steel tray, with a large pot of curry, generous rice, piping hot, fresh naan, and tamarind sauce and pineapple chunks on the side. The portions were so large I had trouble finishing my lunch - but the food was tasty enough I was determined to try. I've had better Indian food before, but not often. I would rate the flavor and quality at well above the norm, and certainly far above what I'd expect for the price. For about eight dollars, I got what could easily have been more than one meal, the food was excellent, and service was very fast. For what I might have paid to eat at Wendy's, I got a superlative lunch of hot, fresh, quality Indian food. I'll definitely be going back.
(4)
Kyle A.

Amazing Indian food. Large portions, which are served with rice assorted sides and na'an, a frequently rotating menu, and nice staff. Any curry dish I've had from here is excellent and has come with the option of choosing spiciness level. Their stews are so rich and complex. Chicken marsala here was amazing too. Thankfully I get to take some home for round 2 because I never finish it. Friendly mom and pop restaurant. Do it!
(5)
Jordan L.

Curry N Kebob is the best Indian food I've had I'm Colorado. Prices are decent. Chicken Marsala was very flavorful and filling. One of the issues is the hours; they close in between lunch and dinner so be mindful of that. Other than that I highly recommend this place.
(4)
Bria S.

Ordered chicken masala for delivery. The Naan was burnt, and the curry was super watery. The chicken was dry too. The delivery girl didn't even have $3 to give me as change and insinuated that I should just leave extra tip. The only reason I give 2 stars is because the delivery was speedy - I got my meal in 30 minutes.
(2)
Scott C.

I order chicken saag every week, and the quality seems to have become quite inconsistent; moreover, I have bitten into large pits on several occasions and brought it to the owners attention each time. He offers nothing, accept promises to remove them. Why are there large, hard pits in a spinach dish?! The are dangerous to teeth, at the very least. Update: the owner sends me a response message, not only displacing responsibility for pits he admits can slip into this dish, but also telling me to take my business elsewhere in the future!!! This guy has no clue about how to treat (formerly) good customers --- who provide honest, valid feedback. B E W A R E.
(1)
Ron H.

I learned of curry kabob from yelp. I went and was even more impressed than the 4 and 1/2 stars it got. I had 2 dinners (no rice or naan bread) but got a beautiful plate/bowl of chicken kabab and chicken masella with three patty's of a fried vegetable and two cups of pineapple cubes. I actually ate the whole plate because it was delicious. If you like Indian keep your eye out it is easy to miss.
(5)
Susan B.

I came here again after the owner was kind enough to make it up to us with a $20 gift certificate. I was really appreciative that he was so attentive because the first time we went really wasn't that great. The food came out much faster this time and was delicious! I was happy with how the situation was handled and this particular dining experience.
(5)
Mary M.

One of the best places for a quick bite in Boulder. I've only ever had their chicken tikka masala special and you get a lot of food for your money. Really heavy food but if that's what your in the mood for this place will not disappoint!
(5)
Josh W.

Delicious Kebobs were great. Spicy! Better than many much more expensive Indian joints I have been to.
(5)
David S.

Really great place for lunch - and cheap! $10 gets you huge meal fast. I've always ordered the Chicken Makhani, its so good that I haven't bothered to try anything else! Also the naan that comes with it is superb.
(5)
Elif K.

Amazing food and great prices. Everything on the menu is absolutely delicious!! Great prices for such yummy food. Service is excellent, very friendly people!!!!
(5)
John W.

Who would have thought - the most modest looking restaurant with the best & authentic Indian food in Boulder! Dine in, and have the dine in special. Owners are friendly and service is sufficient. If you need anything, just ask. They just took over and renovated the space next door, so no more having trouble finding seats.... or will there? This place is definitely getting more popular by the day compared to not even a year ago.
(5)
Thomas M.

Consistently good food. Sometimes they're a very busy -- that's a good sign :) -- and that slows service. But food is worth the wait, when there is a wait.
(4)
Katie L.

Delicious, fast and cheap lunch specials. The lunch specials are so much food for a great price. Who could as for anything more from a great Indian restaurant?
(4)
Thighmaster M.

Really enjoyed the chicken kabob, amazing flavor on the sauces. The plate was just right. Spouse had the fish dish, mahi mahi, and while the seasoning was good, the fish was too "fishy." Overall we were very pleased and will be repeat customers. Also they were packed but kept up reasonably well with our order.
(4)
Ray L.

Had the chicken jalfrezi and it wasn't bland at all. Delicious. Bump it up a star.
(4)
Steven W.

Indian food lovers unite ! I have had Indian all over the globe and all over India. This place is on point. Very tasty and a great value which pushes it to 4 stars
(4)
Michelle B.

50000 stars! lamb saag is incredible! best we've had. low key. very generous portions. wish we lived here
(5)
Steph W.

I was excited to come here after reading all these reviews. Unfortunately my experience was less than I had hoped. My paneer masala was very runny, my rice was undercooked, and my naan and masala were both BURIED in cilantro. It's a very overwhelming herb, so it did take away from the overall dish for me. The place was very busy, so we had to wait for a seat (lunch rush), and there aren't a lot of seating options -- so be prepared for that. Overall, I've had better. But the prices here are great and from what I saw their daily lunch specials are nicely priced as well.
(2)
Jacqualyn B.

By far the best Indian food I've had. Authentic, affordable, consistently delicious. They are always friendly. The naan and samosas are a must, and many of their dishes can be made vegan. They have rotating specials (3 meat, 3 vegetarian) each night that includes an entree, rice, naan, pakora, and dessert for under $10. Go here.
(5)
Ali A.

Love love love this place. Absolutely delicious, consistent, great service.
(4)
Randy S.

We have traditionally obtained our Indian food from Tandoori Grill. I saw the really good reviews at Curry N Kebob and decided to give it a try. We do enjoy our Indian food. What we had: - Veg Samosa: These were ok, just not the right texture - 3 star - Rice: It was just basic rice, no spices / flavors added, pretty bland. Reminded me of the rice you get from Panda Express - 1 star - Naan: It was basic naan. Hard around the edges - 2/3 star - Chicken Marsala (Ordered Spicy): It was not even medium in my book, basic and had a watery taste to it - 2 stars - Chicken Kabob: (Ordered Med): It was mild, seemed baked, not grilled. Meat was a bit tough - 3 star - Chicken Saag: (Ordered Med): It was mild and did not have the right flavors, too much cardamon, chicken was not tender or thigh meat. - 1 star We did take out. The atmosphere in the place was like a nice fast food place. Which is OK unless you want a nice sit down dinner Prices were good, much cheaper than Tandoori, but the flavor is a lot less. If I needed a quick lunch, filling and not the traditional flavors, it would be ok. For a nice dinner or take out, I would go elsewhere.
(2)
D. W.

My partner and I do weekly take-out from here because Indian is definitely one of our go- to favorite cravings. We could be considered hardcore Indian connoisseurs. I'm thinking we average about 2-3 pick-ups a month and supplement with take-out from Tandoori Grill as well. It is just a longer drive for us to go to south Boulder than Curry n Kebob's central location. We noticed that the food could be a little inconsistent but for the past few months it has really stepped up front & center and been consistently delicious! We usually get the chicken kebob and the bharta baingan (eggplant), both medium-spiced. We also get an order of regular and garlic naan. The naan recently has been absolutely perfect! Thick, doughy and soft. The eggplant and chicken kebob both have a great spice and flavor profile and I love the raw spice soaked onion that comes with the kebob. The chicken kebob has some incredibly strong spices on it..and it is tastes amazing but if you want something more mild, then I would suggest ordering something else. I must disclose, that I have not tried more of the menu offerings because the kebob and eggplant are so good that there is really no need to deviate. The atmosphere is fast casual which I think works best for take-out. The prices are also very reasonable and much appreciated! Curry n Kebob is a great addition to the Indian dining scene of Boulder. Would love to see them lose the styrofoam and have more green/compostable to-go food containers. If that adds an extra .25 per entree, I am happy to pay it to not have to interact with and perpetuate the use of styrofoam.
(4)
Donna C.

Went here for lunch with work colleagues. ~16 of us and we ended up taking over the restaurant and one of the staff took our order at the table. Overall good experience. Food: Great. I had the lunch special - was very good. All my co-workers enjoyed their meals too - no one had anything other than great things to say about their meal. Service: Was fine. Odd situation ordering. I tried ordering chicken curry and the server kept telling me to get the special. I finally gave in. Not sure if she thought it was a better deal or they were out of the other or what. I'd give it a 5 if I could have ordered what I really wanted. Decor: small and very casual. Very Boulder ;-) I'll back for lunch again!
(4)
Asma A.

Went here again last night....OMG their lamb biryani is amazing and meat samosa. I could eat it all the time. It's the closest thing to my mom's lamb pilau/biryani. I gave it full 5 stars for that. and they said my order will be ready in 10 mins and indeed it was.
(5)
Valerie B.

This place is in a little nondescript row of shops on 28th St so it's not fancy but the food is really good. I had the Chicken Makhni, a chicken soup with rice on the side. It's called a cream sauce but it's really a soup, served in a bowl, and delicious. The nan is the lightest, freshest I've ever tasted. The other dish on the table was Mushroom Mutter, a mushroom and pea soup, also so good. There was some kind of crunchy onion thingy that added texture. The individual portion size was good for 2 meals for me. I like that I was able to dictate the heat by request. The price is great. The place is clean and simple; the staff friendly. We got there around 11:30a.m. and noticed the increase in traffic around noon. Busy place. I like the Bollywood movies on the TV screen. We'll be back.
(4)
Vienna W.

Visiting from NY and curios about Boulder's ethnic food scene. Saw all the great reviews so decided to give it a try. I must say the food was a little disappointing probably because of high expectations I see after reading the reviews. I got the lunch special and yes for $7.95, very good value. Although the chicken didn't have any taste and was a bit dry. Naan was pretty good. Hubby ordered off regular menu and I thought maybe his food is better, but not much better. I did like the chai tea. I would give this place 3.5 stars but rounded up because of friendly service.
(4)
Courtney W.

While checking out the Bookworm down the street, I smelled Indian food and was reminded that I had not yet eaten and Indian food sounded amazing. Quick search on the Yelp app informed me that Curry n Kebob was nearby and I was on my way. This place... this place is amazing. The guy at the front counter was very helpful and showed us around the menu when we told him it was our first time here. He recommended the lunch special and it's a pretty solid option. The lunch specials are HUGE. For $7.95, you get a big bowl of the main dish, rice, a generous serving a naan, a small bowl of diced fruit, onion bhaji, and chutney. I choose the chicken makhani (butter chicken) and it was fantastic. Your food comes out super quickly - it came out before my boyfriend had time to finish using the bathroom. They've clearly got the process down pat here and it's really impressive. Granted, there was no way I was going to be able to eat all that food, but I made a pretty impressive dent in it. The food really hit the spot and I was so glad we got a chance to stop by.
(4)
Jenn M.

Lunch special is the way to go! Seriously delicious food with great service, and it's a true bargain considering the portions you receive. I highly recommend the chicken makhni. As a tip, they go light on the spice, so don't be afraid to order with more spice level than you might otherwise.
(5)
Quentyn Z.

After leaving Boulder Brewing having barely touched some of the most disgusting food served to me to date, decided to jump on Yelp and roll the dice. Spotted this joint with 4.5 stars overall, and I will say it's rightly deserved. Ordered the lunch special. The amount of food you get for $8.00 is fantastic. Could only finish half the rice and half the flatbread. The chicken kebab was perfectly cooked, incredibly tender and the spices were so, so good. Had to mop up the leftover spices with bread and rice. I ordered mine medium spicy. It had a really nice kick to it. I really like spicy foods, so I wouldn't order the dish medium unless you like spicy foods. And hot I can imagine would clear your sinuses in a hurry. Great little place and would come here again, without hesitation.
(5)
Fiona M.

A hole in the wall kinda place, to me that often means pretty decent food at decent prices (all my fav Indian eats are hole in the wall places, it must be an occurring theme!) well this place is better than decent food at decent prices. The food is delicious, really generous servings and so so cheap! Naan, rice, curry, onion ring thing for $10.50!! Eat in or take away is the same price. We had a aloo naan and meat samosas plus the special dinner one with chicken masala and the other with chicken daanaska. Didn't quite manage to finish it all cause it was so big! But they have take away boxes readily available because most people can't finish the whole lot! Service was very quick and we had two servers ask if we had been there before and explain the deal etc. Would definitely be back!
(5)
Kaley S.

The Good: Fast service, affordable prices and tasty Indian food. The Bad: This is a personal preference, but I'm a little sad their aloo gobi (cauliflower & potato curry) doesn't have matar (peas). UPDATE -- you can request peas to make it aloo gobi matar, no charge, yay! The Food: Great value -- the specials (six daily -- three meat & three veggie choices) come with rice, naan, fried onion with sauce, and pineapple chunks. I get the aloo gobi and it's good, not the best I've ever had (and I've had a LOT, it's my favorite dish in the world) but it's solid and at a good price. The Service: Order at the counter, they are fast and friendly and you can get your food spiced mild, medium or hot. They bring your food to you and bus your table for you (they are fast and totally on it). Bring your waterbottle or get drinks at the soda station, they don't serve beers or alcoholic drinks. Overall: Great spot for a quick, unfussy, affordable and tasty lunch or dinner.
(4)
Carrie N.

What is there to say about Curry and Kabob that hasn't already been said? My partner adores this place, so it's a shock when I realize that we don't swing by nearly enough. The prices are reasonable the service is quick - both in the restaurant and via delivery. The food is always fresh and the prices are stellar. To my vegetarian comrades, I strongly recommend the veggie samosas. They always hit the spot no matter my mood. But do know that the saag paneer, chana masala, and vegetable korma will not disappoint! Or, you can trust your gut and go with their daily veggie special. In the end, you can't go wrong at Curry n Kebob.
(4)
Jeff L.

Good food at a great value! You must order and pay at the counter at this establishment, and then your food will be brought to you when it is ready. I ordered the chicken masala special, which came with rice, naan, and a pakora. I also ordered the lamb biryani, which did not come with anything else. The chicken masala was merely ok. The chicken pieces were stewed in the sauce and not cooked in an oven, which made them a little soft and devoid of the firm texture that I have come to expect from this dish. The pakora was delicious, crispy, and well-seasoned. The lamb biryani was aromatic and flavorful, topped with fried onions. The lamb pieces themselves were cooked, but not seared (no maillard reaction), and some pieces had large pieces of fat and gristle attached to them. Not ideal, but I could deal with it. I'm sure some more finicky diners would consider it a deal-breaker.
(4)
Michael U.

What a great find. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table. And seriously, it's so fast they almost passed me and got to the table before I did. They have specials (meat and veggie options) that are 10.50 and super generous portions. I was taken aback at the size of the meal. I ordered hot spice wise and it wasn't really that hot but other than that this place is highly recommended. Get there!
(5)
Jacob A.

The food was excellent. Good variety of creamy versus veggie based curries. Huge portions along with naan fruit and samosa for $8 at lunch. Incredible value
(5)
Dean C.

I'm sad that it has taken me so long to finally go and try Curry n kebob. The urging of my Indian friends weren't enough, the amazing yelp reviews were not enough, it ultimately came down to my want for a nice cheap, yet delicious Indian lunch. Their daily special us a screaming deal, $7.95 for a big bowl of a curry, basmati rice, a full naan, onion bhaji and some pineapple. The food caters to both American/English taste buds and to real curry fans like myself. There are some creamy dishes, but the also really complex spiced dished that stick close to the originals. I had the chicken Jalfrezi, Indian hot, the chicken was cooked perfectly, rice mix of chicken to garbanzo's to sauce. My GF had the chicken makhani, only medium spiced, hers too had perfectly cooked chicken, and nice mildly spicy tomato cream sauce. The accompaniments were spit on, it's nice to have the onion fritter(bhaji) included, as well as a whole piece of what looked to be freshly made naan and a pile of basmati rice. The lunch is a great deal, and the dinner at $3 more is also a great deal. We also ordered a vegetable samosa dish, coming with mint and tamarind chutneys. They were good and 3 for $3.50 is a bargain. The setting is more quick serve but with a slower pace, you order at the counter picking from either the daily chalk written "specials" or you can order from a larger menu. You pay and then get a number and a few minutes later your meal arrives on a large stainless steel serving tray. It's great for couples, families or even single people that want a great deal.
(5)
Sasha B.

Hands down one of my favorite Indian restaurants in Boulder (especially for lunch as I typically leave with leftovers if I pace myself). The atmosphere here is casual and comfortable. It's a super spot to grab some grub after a climbing session at Movement Gym. I'd also like to add that I've never received any strange looks even with climbing chalk marks on my clothes. The staff is pretty friendly (one time I was discouraged from ordering my food extra extra hot as it was more expensive for them. They recommended that I add my own spice (chili powder is what I think they said). This totally took me aback as super hot Indian food is my absolute favorite. Needless to day It took several months for me to come back. Bottom line for me is that the lunch/dinner specials are convenient and well priced. Also I can hardly resist looking forward to enjoying the yummy leftovers (on most occasions).
(4)
C T.

Excellent fast Indian food. Great flavor and value. Highly recommended.
(4)
Raven G.

Pretty good Indian food for cheap (although it doesn't taste like it!). You have to be pretty clear up front if you're ordering in a group, but other than that, they're very accommodating. I loved my piping hot meat samosas and tore through a heaping pile of cheese naan, and everyone in my group seemed to enjoy their hot, fresh meals as well.
(4)
Kiri C.

Good, affordable and quick. I would go back.
(4)
Tracy G.

First off I have to say I love this place so much. I've been coming here since before the expansion and renovations and it has only gotten better. Pros The food is amazing. It's by far my favorite Indian food restaurant. While my favorite dish is the lamb masala, lately I've been picking the specials since the main dish comes with naan, a side of diced pineapples, an onion baji with chutney, and a generous portion of rice. I'm pretty sure they offer six daily specials - three meat and three vegetarian. The list is posted on the chalkboard behind the order counter. The last special I ordered was the beef kofta vindaloo which was delicious - if you order it, get it at medium spiciness at least. Mild was good but I think the dish will shine when it's got a bit of kick to it. (SN: For any dish you can pick your level of spiciness - I usually go for mild but can handle medium... occasionally.) Decor-wise they've steadily gotten better since the open. It's always clean and there are plenty of booths - even a large one for big parties. Lots of smaller two seater tables too. It's really casual which I love. I'm comfortable coming in work clothes but have been known to stroll in wearing my Netflix-binging sweat pants getup when I lived around the corner and I never felt out of place. Cons They take a siesta and are closed from 2;30pm - 5pm. There was a stretch where I always seemed to want to come in between 3 - 4pm. It was disheartening. I recommend you memorize the hours to avoid this disappointment. Also - while it's not an issue for me, the spiciness might not be enough for you if you like it hot - like real hot. Lastly, there's been a price increase on the dinner specials. They used to offer dinner specials for $9.95 and lunch for $7.95 (the website still shows these prices) but the last couple times I've been the price was $10.50 for dinner. Not sure if there's a change in the lunch prices. Take-out specials only come w/rice and naan. Not 100% sure about the price.
(4)
Thavry P.

Delicious and cheap, portions are big! Highly recommend. I got the Aloo Gobi spicy delish, next time I'll ask for Indian hot..being southeast Asian I like to feel numb after I eat.
(4)
Matt H.

Five stars for the food. Holy smokes is it good. But if you come at lunch, be prepared for a seat-vulture scheme if you have a party of four. Basically you need to camp out at someone's table if they look like they're lapsing into a curry coma. That's not the worst part. The worst part is you get a TON of attitude if you order anything other than the lunch special. Obviously this isn't a problem at dinner, which was lovely. But it was exactly BECAUSE I liked the dinner so much that I ordered a non-lunch-special at lunch. "Are you sure you don't want the lunch special?" "Yes." "The lunch special is the same." "Except it's dark meat right?" "Right." "Okay. Thank you, but I don't want that. I want what I had for dinner a few weeks ago, which is right here on your lunch menu." Perhaps as a result, it took a LONG time for my food to come out. Really long. The other three people at my table were halfway done before I got to start. I'll give them another try. If the service is similarly bad, stars go away. If this was an aberration, I'll happily become a regular.
(3)
Jarrett B.

For fast casual this place is really good. Good prices, family restaurant and really tasty. I will be back to try more dishes. For more sit down oriented I recommend royal clay.
(5)
Sam R.

I went here again, after the owner contacted me over yelp after my first visit (which I gave it a 3 star review). He blamed his employee for not offering the spice level to me... They did, I got the "hottest" spice level and I don't think it was very spicy. The second time I went back I thought it was actually worse, the food wasn't spicy enough, the rice wasn't cooked correctly and that was extremely bland as well. Also on top of those things the soda machine sprayed on my shirt because the cap to the pourer wasn't screwed on correctly.. So not only did I walk out of the place with an apatite, but with also a stain of root beer on my dress shirt... Needless to say there are things to be worked on here and a lot of completions around the area to go to instead, I'll be trying other places around Boulder before going back to Curry & Kabob.
(1)
Billy R.

The chicken vindaloo was pretty decent, except that I nearly broke a tooth on a large seed, the pit of some fruit that, to my knowledge, isn't even supposed to be in the dish. The rice was good, the naan was ok. It was served with a side of fruit, which was six pieces of canned pineapple. There was some fried thing that look sorta like a lump of fried green beans but tasted a little like onion rings. Overall it was ok, but Sherpa's isn't far away and is much better.
(3)
James T.

Food = 4 Price = 4 Experience = 4 Goat vindaloo was great
(4)
Lawrence P.

I think their lunch special gives you the most bang for your buck! The plate is huge for $7.95! It's not just the quantity...the quality and taste of food is outstanding! I agree with the majority about this place...5 stars!
(5)
Hannah E.

Note to self: when vegetarian friends recommend you a restaurant, ORDER VEGETARIAN. Under no circumstances should you order goat vindaloo, because the goat will be so overcooked that it's rubbery and squeaks between your teeth. It will also go beyond gamy to causing you to wonder how many months ago the goat was actually killed, because it tastes like it's been fermenting somewhere. Also, believe the girl behind the counter when she says spicy is 'not very spicy'. She is correct. Order extra spicy. (Do NOT generalize this to other Indian restaurants; you will be (and have been) in a world of pain. Naan is good, presumably vegetarian dishes are good too, and the non-goat part of the vindaloo is fine. Just... maybe Boulder doesn't have a good source for goat meat?
(2)
Katha S.

The Chicken Masala special which I ordered with medium heat was yummo! For $9.95 you get chicken, rice, naan, curry fried onion strips and fruit (pineapple). The servings are huge and can certainly feed two people to the point of "I am so full," status. Service was very friendly and fast.
(4)
Jesse H.

Ohhhh yes. I've gotten my Indian fill (and more) at Curry N Kebob. So glad I was introduced to this place. Don't be talked into ordering anything but the featured combo. You'll get your choice of main dish (I ordered the Chicken Masala), four slices of naan, a hefty portion of rice, side of fruit, some sauce, and onion bhaji (2nd only to the naan). I really appreciate being able to try multiple things at an Indian restaurant, which is why I usually hit up buffets. This gave me an evening chance and I'm still grateful.
(5)
Nina N.

Easy, yummy, quck, simple and affordable food. can't go wrong in this place. I can eat here everyday. They get their Indian curry right.
(5)
Peggy O.

6 of us give this a 5. Great value- don't be deceived by the outside. Fun servicing dishes - delish Masala - order the garlic naan- yum.
(5)
Miriam P.

Good price for the amount of food that you get. Everything g they have in the menu is delicious! Highly recommended.
(5)
Jw L.

I was hesitant ate trying indian food but decided to give this place a try. I went with a dinner special and loved it. I went back and tried another it was amazing as well. I always try something new and its always amazing. My only problem is that I like the food too much and find myself craving it often. I even find myself going 2 even 3 days in a row I need to slow down
(5)
David M.

Facts are facts: Curry N Kebob serves the best $9.95 complete Indian dinner in Boulder. . . . And, as importantly, the food's excellent. So excellent that my mouth was doing the Slumdog Millionaire dance as soon as I bit into that delicious bhaji appetizer. As the main course I chose their Chicken Masala and it rocked out, too. The daily deal here is that you pays your money and they give you a platter containing whatever you chose from their list of daily specials as an entree. Along with that they add an outrageously good onion bhaji (a clump of onion rings, garlic, cumin and other wonderful spices dipped in chickpea flour and then deep fat fried, and served along with a great tamarind (?) dipping sauce), 4 slices of really good naan, some basmati rice and a kheer dessert (a sweet rice pudding). The only funny mini-bummer was that I decided to try out the $3.00 Indian lemonade soda. Save your money and have some chai or maybe even a mango lassi. Maybe it was my un-schooled western taste buds, but to me the soda tasted like sweetened citrus-derived fizzy syrup, without a hint of real lemon (as confirmed by the list of ingredients that--we're I a smart diner--I would have read, before ordering:). Cheers! (which, oddly, is how they say "cheers" in India:), David "Raj-man" M.
(4)
Ibrahim A.

Decent flavors but filthy food. Tonight the masala was crunchy due to actual dirt in it and the rice biryani has three goat hairs in it. That's what I counted before I stopped eating and called the restaurant. When I called to complain, they told me that "it happens".
(1)
Brant B.

As far as I'm concerned, this is the only place to eat Indian style food in Boulder. Instead of a crappy buffet, they serve up thali plates, just like in India. The owner is always on hand and the food is always delicious. Try extra spicey if you really want flavor. It makes you realize how boring western food can be. Another nice thing is that you can have any dish that is made with dairy/milk, made with coconut milk as a substitute. In fact, I probably wouldnt eat here if they didnt.
(5)
Bradley S.

This place was awesome. Came here during a busy dinner hour and was impressed on a few levels. They run the place in a hectic, but efficient fashion. I ordered my food and got a table, and the food came out maybe 15 minutes or so after I paid. The kitchen was churning out food plates but my food was well cooked and delicious. Everything was so freaking good and I'd probably eat the rice forever if I could. Def recommend for a good bite to eat.
(5)
Stephen B.

Very friendly here and the food is the best of its kind in the area! This is my go to spot when I need some amazingly spiced meats and Naan. I've tried many of their dishes and haven't been disappointed once. Looking forward to my next visit!
(5)
Kriss P.

Enticing Indian Drove by with a friend and quickly turned into the lot to give em a shot. We didn't know what we were getting ourselves into but we were up for a little mystery. Upon entering we noticed two distinct sides of the restaurant. To your left is a casual and low maintenance dining area while to your right is a classier version for those that want to take their mealtime experience up a notch. Both still yield a pleasant and affordable fare. Being extremely hungry and not too familiar with their offerings, we both purchased a chicken lunch special & beverage at the counter and made our way to the left hand side. It wasn't very long (about 5-7 minutes) until our food hit the table. The lunch special portions were fairly big. The silver serving platters sure make you feel like your receiving massive amounts of food. It came with a few different sides to try with your meal. Their naan bread was fresh and soft. It was my favorite part along with the fried onion bhaji. I'm an onion ring fan and their bhaji hit the spot especially when I piled all the goodness onto a piece of naan bread. Overall, the flavor/taste factor was good. They have doggie bags out near the counter if your ready to take your leftovers home. I'm sure you can also ask a roaming server to grab one for you if you wish to wait a little longer and chat it up with your dining partner. It was a descent experience that I wouldn't mind trying again. They may surprise me during my next visit and I'm looking forward to it :)
(3)
Mayu A.

The owner is actually from Bangladesh. Very good service, super friendly owner and great food as well. I had lamb Nihari, Lamb Biryani and Paneer Mater with naans and plain white rice. Loved the food. Keep up the good work :)
(5)
Jimmy C.

Won't be back. Only reason I can see why people eat here is because it's cheap. Spend a little more and go to the Jaipur buffet if you want to save a buck.
(2)
Lan V.

The first time I came here was maybe more than a year ago and they had terrible service. Then I went a few weeks ago and wow! Everything has changed. They expanded the area and redecorated, making the place more spacious and welcoming. The timing of the orders was good. I ordered the Bharta Makhni (which is: Roasted eggplant pureed and then cooked with garlic, ginger, cumin, coriander, and cream). It's my favorite dish there. However, I think I'll try their lunch specials next time because you get alot of options and items, so it's the best bang for your buck. I can certainly see why this place is one of the highest rated restaurants in Boulder.
(4)
Mark E.

Great bargain for dinner. I ordered the combo plate for around $10 on the dinner menu board. I was stuffed! The food was great. The service was quick. The restaurant was clean. There was a constant flow of people picking up orders. Maybe next time I should call ahead?
(4)
Chelsea B.

I didn't even know I wanted it, but it was exactly what I wanted. Absolutely delicious and so much food!!
(5)
Poornima F.

UPDATE: After writing the review below, I got a few thoroughly UNPROFESSIONAL messages back from someone at the restaurant. I'm leaving the original review down below, but downgrading my rating of 3 based on what follows. I deleted the first one, which called me, among other things "a fool moon". I am posting the rest of the thread here so Yelpers can make up their own mind as to what think of this: ME: "I think your sarcasm says it all, and validates my review even more." RESTAURANT REP:"You wrote it for validation . Otherwise you could have asked for the owners. We are not Burger King or big corporation . We just work hard to make living and don't cater for the people who needs friendly date. Ice cream always served cold! ME: "Now I wish I hadn't deleted your "compliment" and posted it instead to show how rude you are to customers. Obviously you lead by example and your staff has learned from that. I comment that your staff isn't friendly and your reaction is to be an ass? I might have been willing to change it before but now I completely stand by my review, and will neither be visiting nor sending others to your restaurant." RESTAURANT REP: ""You wrote many review in one day. It was your mission to sabotage some one. Go ahead post . We Indian always complain ." RESTAURANT REP: "Why are you shy about posting the whole reply; do not make a ass of yourself. We Indian always complain. Remember ice cream always served cold !" --- ORIGINAL REVIEW: The food here is not bad, but I do find it to be on somewhat bland side. The service here is sometimes horrendous and the staff are not very friendly. If you are looking for a quick bite to eat, then go here, otherwise visit a different Indian restaurant.
(1)
Tom S.

If you are in the mood for inexpensive, but very tasty Indian food, this is the place to go. Just had the chicken kabob lunch special, and I'm very impressed. It comes with a full naan, basmati rice, onion fritter, and rice pudding. Include a cup of hot chai, and the damages are only ~$10. I'm definitely going to mention this at work when I get back. Any downside? It has the ambiance of a Subway. But given the value of the meal, I'm not complaining.
(5)
Ashley D.

I love this place. Hands down one of the best Indian restaurants in colorado. Yeah, I said it. The Nan is cooked to perfection. And the prices are great! You'll leave very happy and stuffed!
(5)
Loralieh Laura N.

The food was delicious. The prices were great - lower than average and you order from a counter rather than your table. The dinning are was very clean but the setting is just average. I would definitely go back, a hundred times.
(5)
Andrew H.

A hit every time we have been it has been impressive. Cheap, quick and super tasty.
(5)
David B.

Had to make an unexpected stop in Boulder, and were very pleased with this place! It's an interesting concept, the menu only has a couple of choices of mixed foods they prepare daily. A nice Indian style of preparation. Highly recommended!
(4)
Margaret C.

How delightful it is when a restaurant I've already long ago rated with 5 stars gets even BETTER over time. This has indeed occurred with Curry N Kebob. It has been many months since I've been to Curry N Kebob, and during this time they doubled their size to make room for more tables. This is clearly to accomodate their growing customer base. Excellent food is the reason more customers are coming. It is still an order-at-the-counter place, I had the palak paneer for dinner on Sunday evening. The spices, ingredients, paneer....all perfect. Absolutely perfect. The 3 or so friends in our group that I shared tastes of it with also enjoyed it. I got to taste a few friends' dishes too. It is late and I am tired and not remembering what all I tried. But I can tell you it was all super-delicious. Prices remain extremely reasonable. And I'm talking about dinner prices too, not just lunch prices. I'm thankful to the friend who recommended Curry N Kebob for another friend's celebration. There are so many restaurants in this town, and I've been trying my best not to spend $$ eating out, so sometimes I need to be reminded that amazing, evolving places like this are out there.
(5)
Nory B.

Really really good food! They ask what level of spicy you want, and they got it just right. Had the chicken kabobs, which comes with rice, naan, and a fried crunchy piece of yum. The naan was soft and pillowy, just perfect. Service was really fast and very reasonably priced. Love this place!
(5)
Chris C.

Delicious and flavorful food, friendly and appreciate staff, and great prices. What more could you ask for from a great Indian food restaurant? All the dishes were even served in lovely silver dishware, on a silver platter. Recommended for sure.
(5)
Forata M.

=== RATING/REVIEW BASED ON FOOD === Great food and cheap! This isn't my favorite Indian in Boulder but the food is still very good and quite cheap, if you get the specials. Flavors and taste are slightly different than what I'm used to for Indian (not in
(4)
Marybeth L.

London is known for their Indian food, and when I recently visited I tried one of their top Indian restaurants. And I have to admit, Curry N Kebob was still 10x better. The food is so delicious and the portions are generous and great as leftovers. I love how affordable it is, too. We always stop by especially when we have friends visiting. If I ever leave Boulder, it would be the #1 thing I would miss about this place.
(5)
Todd B.

If you are looking for Indian food that is quick and easy to obtain, Curry N Kebob is a great place. Flavor wise it's "ok" but is a good value considering the "fast service" style cuisine offered. Do not expect very rich, highly complex dishes, but you can expect decent food, quickly. The sauces are not very thick, the rice is plain, and even though I ordered it spicy, it was less spicy than a few dashes of Tobasco. Given all of that, it's still a nice option for a quick meal. Food: 19 Service: 19 DÃ©cor: 19
(3)
Robert M.

Have to agree with other reviewers things keep getting better at Curry N Kebob. They have straightened out the parking situation to allow parking in lot next door. Also, the last two times I've gotten take-out they got the order right! Even when they get order wrong food is still good.
(5)
Sam S.

We have been loyal customers of Curry N Kebob for 6 months. After my husband and I had severe food poisoning after eating at the restaurant, we decided to call the owner the next day to inform him. We had ordered the goat vindaloo, chicken vindaloo, and chicken saag. I spoke with the owner (Zuned) and explained about the food poisoning. He did not seem to care or offer an apology, instead went off about "why are you doing this to me", ""I don't have time for this", " Are you Indian?" He said we serve over 400 people a day. He then accused us of being scammers over $40.00. He started calling me names over the phone and accused me of trying to rip him off. Mind you we have spent hundreds of dollars there in the last 6 months. I personally will never dine at Curry N Kebob again over principal. The restaurant is NOT clean. The owner Zuned is very unprofessional, and rude and his customer service skills are unacceptable!
(1)
Jim A.

Don't tip here. All of the tips go to the owner, not to the employees. If you want spicy you must ask for more spice than you think. eg extra hot. The food overall is ok. Large portions.
(2)
Kenny N.

The Yelp app strikes again! I needed a cheap yet highly rated restaurant nearby so I could hang out in Boulder and delay my foray onto Hwy 36 traffic Mission accomplished! I walked into Curry n Kebob and was initially confused by the menu board. I started looking through their regular menu and then the woman asked me if I've been there before. Nope, first timer. She asked if I wanted an explanation. I hesitate and then said yes. Their board typically features several daily specials. Today's came with about 5 entrees, rice, pineapple, onion bhaji and naan for $9.95. Good thing, I said "yes". Otherwise, I thought it was a pick one entree/one side deal. This was a bangin' deal! I ordered the chickpea masala, took my number, and started reading in my corner booth. My meal soon came and I tucked into it. Tearing my naan, finishing the pineapple, enjoying the delicious chick pea masala. And I love bhaji. Wish I could have that every day. I also appreciate their nifty silver serving trays. They let me read undisturbed even after finishing my meal. Thank you. When I finished, I scanned the room and spotted two friends. They love this place and mentioned a to kill for pineapple dish. Looks like I'll return.
(4)
James F.

Great flavor, delicious Naan. Good deal!
(4)
Budo L.

Sad excuse for Indian food. You gotta keep in mind that in a college town cheap restaurants that serve large portions get good reviews. The quality of the food, cleanliness of the restaurant, and service often go unnoticed, or at least not commented upon. It's too bad the food is so horrible because everyone that works there is so nice. The dishes are a cheap knockoff of what you get at other Indian restaurants. My advice - skip it and go somewhere else.
(1)
Michael A.

Woah. The best Indian food tends to be in the most unexpected places, but I still can't believe the surprise I was in for at Curry N Kebob. I went here with my mom and sister for a casual dinner, and was simply blown away by some of the best Indian food I've ever had. We were served a huge plate of food with fluffy naan, rich curry, flavorful rice, and even a sweet dessert. This place is the real deal, and I can't wait to go back. One note, though: don't order your meal spicy unless you're prepared to handle it. This place does not mess around.
(5)
Ka B.

Really good food but I had a mistake with delivery in the past. Received personal message from owner who apologized so it is fine. If you want good food then come here I recommend the tomato soup and onion bajji
(4)
Brice P.

I currently live in the Indian food Mecca of Silicon Valley. From my apartment there is an Indian restaurant every 50 ft along El Camino Real for a few miles. The Chaat place I go to plays Bollywood movies and I am the only non-Indian person I ever see in there. So I know a thing or two about vegetarian Indian food. For our order we had Vegetarian Samosa appetizer, Muttar Paneer, Saag Paneer and Garlic Naan. The Naan was very good, however all the other dishes were very bland. Typically Indian food has a ton of awesome complex spices, but I couldn't taste any in these dishes. Without this spice, the Samosa tasted like a fried breakfast burrito with potato in it. Also both the entrees and the tamarind sauce for the Samosa were very tomato-y. Additionally, the peas in the Muttar Paneer were way too sweet and the Saag Paneer too bitter. I'm not sure if this is because this place has a different regional style of cooking, but I can't imagine authentic Indian without more spice diversity. I've also found Indian places typically either do meat dishes well or vegetarian dishes well, but rarely both so maybe the meat dishes are better. In summary, the dishes are too tomato based and the food is much too bland, lacking spice diversity. The staff was the typical nice, the place clean and the portions very large, but the quality disappointing.
(2)
Alexis M.

Love em. Best best when you want affordable and the yums. Their dine-in specials are awesome, and the take out fish curry is divine!
(5)
Walt C.

My fiance and I enjoy this place quite often. One of our favorite joints in boulder. Try the lamb masala and korma dishes. The saag dishes are excellent. We both were accustomed to boring indian food and had given up on it, but Curry n Kebob came to the rescue. Our only consistent issue here, hence the 4 stars, has been relatively dry chicken. We have found this is a result of the use of white breast meat, which in stews/slow cooked is not ideal. I wish they would give boneless skinless things a try, would be way more moist. I forgot to mention that all of the Naan we have tried here has been wonderful! The flavors across the board are excellent and I highly recommend it.
(4)
Jason P.

This is the best Indian cuisine in Boulder. Maybe not as competitive compared to larger cities, but definitely the best in town.
(5)
Brent B.

Ate here for the first time, today. It was very easy to find, next to a Quiznos and papa johns. The service was courteous and fast. The food was delicious! (And that is coming from someone who normally doesn't eat Indian food). Not to mention the quantity/quality for 8 bucks. I will definitely be a regular from now on!
(5)
Patron X.

They are popular for their daily specials which are a pretty great deal, particularly if you dine in as you get some additional sides that you don't get with takeout. The ambiance is diner-ish but without table service and the place is a little rough around the edges. Most of the dishes are great and the service is usually friendly. They are some of the better Indian food in town and you get a lot of bang for your buck.
(4)
Denver G.

I have been back a few times since my last review. The last time was a couple of days ago. I ordered the daily special with Chicken Kabob. The chicken was great, everything else on the plate was mediocre. The naan was so-so. The onion bhaji was good, but the canned pineapple is below par. The kids that work the counter are friendly and helpful. Considering that I could have enjoyed a great buffet at other Indian restaurants in town (with a variety of meats/veggies, brown rice, salads, real dessert) for a few dollars more, I probably won't be back for the lunch special. I will continue to get takeout from the regular menu whenever I am in Boulder.
(3)
David K.

Great food, as always. Would have had a better lunch if I didn't have to hear the owner loudly arguing with his cell phone provider for the entire 30 minutes I was there.
(1)
Laura S.

By far our favorite place to eat in Boulder. Lunch is a great value and I love everything I've tried on the menu.
(5)
Julia T.

Pretty good! I eat A LOT of Indian food, so I'm picky. This place is really good for someone who likes flavor but no spiciness. I had to dump half of my cayenne pepper jar and some dried chilli's on it to get it hot enough! However, the food itself is very good! The chutneys are delicious, especially the tamarind, but they don't have any sour pickle. I would recommend getting the channa masala and the garlic naan with some onion pakora and papadam. They also cater to vegetarians, vegans, and gluten free people, which is a huge plus! *Update: apparently they do have sour pickle! Just not on the delivery menu.
(4)
John A.

Fantastic! It's probably the best Indian/Bengali food I've had in Colorado. The saag is amazing and everything on the menu is well worth the price.
(5)
Paul G.

The food is really good here and the daily specials are great value. I'm completely stuffed for around $8 at lunchtime. I don't eat meat so I'm limited to the 3 vegetarian specials. My only complaint is they've had the same 3 dishes forever, no additional variety unless you order off the regular menu. If there was more variety in the specials, I'd eat there more often.
(4)
Seth E.

Definitely some of the best Indian food I've had (and I've had a lot of Indian food)! I came here with a friend for dinner on a Sunday night and was thoroughly surprised by the delicious food and friendly staff. It's been a while but I remember the ordering process being a bit confusing which held up the line at the front desk as people struggled to place their orders. It got pretty crowded and we got in just before a dinner rush. Ironically, there seemed to be a lot of scumbag patrons (loud talkers, willfully oblivious parents, people who reaked of cigarettes and whiskey) in the restaurant so I would recommend take out. Prices were average for good Indian food with dishes starting at ~$10. Would definitely go back if I lived in the area.
(4)
Dominic D.

I am far from the Indian food expert but after tonight I plan to explore my taste buds some more and my fears of trying new stuff and see what else this place has to offer. After the many reviews and people in front of me ordering the chicken masala I decided to try that. And I will say I have nothing bad to say about this incredible generous sized portion and beautiful display of a meal. I couldn't eat everything on my tray but it was delicious. I got it 'medium' and it wasn't spicy at all, which is fine with me because I'm not good with anything that's too hot and makes me sweat while eating. It was a Sunday but they had a ton of take out orders. Very quick service and super friendly. Guy even came over to table and asked how my meal was and shook my hand and told me his name. I saw him do this to many customers, and even thanked some that he said he recognized as regulars. The way it should be and a reason I will be coming back. Can't wait to explore some more options on the menu. About $13 for my dinner with a soda. Lunch is way cheaper and I will be adding this to my now extensive list of good eats in boulder. Curry an Kebob does it right!
(5)
Pat L.

Consistently the best Indian food I have had! Always perfect meals and the staff is friendly and helpful. I have recommended this restaurant to my friends without reservation.
(5)
Berto R.

great food. the lighting is harsh inside, so I usually get take out.
(5)
Sy S.

The reviews of this place speak for themselves. This place is great. It's easy to miss with everything else in the area and traffic. But, it's topnotch Indian food. I had the chicken masala. Excellent portion sizes. Try it out!
(4)
Hayley R.

Oh my god. The amount of food you get at this place, in relation to the price, is just awesome. I got a heaping amount of aloo gobi, rice, naan, and fruit...all for less than it would cost for a sandwich at Panera. This isn't the best of the best in terms of quality but what do you expect for the price? Still solid (and fast) Indian food.
(4)
Mike V.

Fast and efficient. Order at the counter then take seat. A little pricy for a college town, but big portions and great food. Special requests are accommodated. The smoothies are very fresh.
(4)
Richard T.

This is by far my favorite Indian restaurant in Boulder. I lived in Delhi for three years and find this restaurant's food to be the closest to the North Indian food I grew to love with a passion there. The dinner special is a great deal ($9.95) for a choice from five entrees with rice, naan, a fried appetizer, dipping sauce and some pineapple. It's cooked fast, fresh and to your requested level of spiciness. The family owners are kind and the wait staff is fast and efficient. Their whole-wheat roti is superb (ask for it to replace the white-flour naan, which is also good). This is a casual restaurant where you order at the counter and then the staff deliver the freshly cooked food to your table. The food is always hot and perfectly cooked. My only complaint is that they rarely change the entrees available with the dinner special, but hey, the quality is always great, so why mess with success? They do have a separate menu you can choose from for a little more money. I can especially recommend the chicken kabob, which is served with bell peppers and spices (not on the actual kebab skewer), the saag paneer, the chicken vindaloo, and the lamb curry. Their mango lassi is great, too. They don't serve alcohol. In short, if you like truly authentic, fast, affordable Indian food cooked by a lovely family, don't miss this place!
(5)
Liz W.

I guess it depends on what your looking for but I wanted to eat at an actual restaurant and this place is more like something you'd find at a mall. If you want bland indian food that should be served in a mall food court than this place is for you if you are looking for quality indian look else where in Boulder.
(3)
Maria S.

I love this place! I can honestly can say that this is some of the best Indian food that I have ever had. Great lunch and dinner specials, prices, and quality of food. The food is always fresh, and there are really big portions too! Also, most dishes can be made vegan. The staff is nice, and the food is ready fairly quickly. One thing though - I wish Curry N Kebob would be open all day long instead of closing in between lunchtime and dinnertime. The dishes I have gotten here include Mushroom Mutter, Aloo Gobi, Saag Paneer, Chana Masala, Samosas, Garlic Naan, and Malai Kofta. I recommend all of them! They are delicious.
(5)
Sarah B.

The Chana Paneer lunch special today was fantastic. My husband ordered the Chicken Makhni, also quite excellent. Good portion size, speedy service and easily the best flavor of all of the Indian restaurants I've sampled since moving to the area. A must try! One of the co-owners recommended the Shrimp Paneer with garlic naan. I will be trying this next time. I believe the co-owner I spoke to was Sam, and he was out front taking orders today. Very charismatic and obviously passionate about the food and business. Eager to know what people thought of the experience. I don't come across people like this very often. He said he's there Wednesday through Sunday.
(5)
Rebecca R.

While the portions were a generous size, I still have to stick to the "quality over quantity" rule. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, usually a pretty safe choice (and a good rule for determining how good an Indian restaurant is). In my opinion, the curry should have been creamier and spicier. It kind of reminded me of a watery tomato soup. It wasn't BAD but it just wasn't my favorite. The naan was great, huge portions for super cheap. Over all, decent restaurant, but I will keep searching for the best Indian food in Boulder.
(3)
Megan F.

Everything is cooked fresh to order, and the lunch specials change from day to day. The food is fantastic, with really generous portions and a nice pile of nan, a samosa, some kind of fruit, etc. This place is challenging Tiffin's as my favorite Indian in town, which for me is extremely high praise.
(5)
Cole S.

I love this place! I could eat there every night! The food is so good. Everything I've tried is awesome and filling. The staff is very friendly and the food always comes out quickly. Definitely recommend this place.
(5)
Amy F.

I have a Curry N Kebob problem. Addiction, really. I have been there three times in the past two weeks, and I don't even live in Boulder! In fact, I've been to Boulder three times in the past two weeks! Everything on their menu is delicious. And affordable! I can't wait to try it all! They are a little slow and disorganized, but it's a small price to pay for the high quality grub.
(5)
Dave C.

Best Indian Food I have had in Boulder. The specials are a great meal deal.
(5)
Amber M.

Hands down, the best Indian food I've had. The owners and employees were super nice and welcoming to everyone who walked through the door. The food was excellent- I had the dinner special with chicken masala (medium curry)- the naan is AMAZING. I wanted to order more, but had to stop myself from going into a food coma. The prices are reasonable- about $10 for the dinner special. The restaurant is the perfect dive. I don't want to oversell Curry N Kebob. If you're in the mood for Indian and you're in Boulder, give this place a try. Don't be fooled by the exterior, it just adds to its charm!
(5)
Kate K.

This is my favorite Indian restaurant in Boulder. I stumbled upon this place one rainy night with my boyfriend years ago and it hit the spot then just as it continues to do now. I'm a total creature of habit so I almost always get the Chicken Korma with garlic naan. I've tried different kormas across the city and this is by far my favorite - complex with the right amount of spice. Also the to-go portions are pretty huge and especially when paired with naan can be stretched into two meals. Yum!!
(5)
Ashley B.

2012 Review #251: I have to go pretty far north in Boulder for work and had extra time so thought I'd check this place out. Very glad I did. Basically, for $8 at lunch, or $10 at dinner, you choose a meat or vegetable entree and also get rice, naan, onion bhaji, chutney and a dessert. Meat and veggie entree prices are the same. I went with aloo gobi (potato and cauliflower). They ask spiciness preference upon ordering; I asked for pretty hot, to which the owner said "medium", but the chef said "hot" when he brought it to me, for what it's worth. They do a fair amount of takeout business but the dining area was quite full as well. I waited a little longer than I expected but I was happy because I realized it meant freshly prepared food. The flavors were great, if a little less spicy than I hoped. The portions are insane; think 1.5x what Little India serves, at 1/2 the price. About 2 cups of curry, 2 cups of rice, good sized bhaji, and 4 big quarters of naan. 4. That's so much naan! I ate half the naan and curry and took the rest home, for a full other meal. Although the menu said dessert was fruit, mine came with kheer and it was the best I've ever had. More spices than usual but extremely good and creamy. A perfect end to the lunch. For $8.50 with tax, it's pretty hard to beat getting 2 full meals with ample flavor and spice for that price.
(5)
Brooke B.

My husband and I ordered take out from Curry n Kebob because of all the positive reviews here on Yelp. First, let me tell you that Indian cusine is a favorite of mine and my husbands and we have eaten great Indian food all around the country. How this place can get away with serving such garbage and passing it off as authentic Indian food is BEYOND! Every dish we ordered was watery, had a layer of oil pooling on the top and was completley lacking in flavor. Naan was soggy, the chicken pieces were odd, and the veggies were complete mush. EW.
(1)
Thomas G.

Do you like food? Do you like yourself? Go. Now. You are wasting precious time.
(5)
Gaby S.

I must admit... I had my serious doubts about this place. Cheap good indian? How is that possible?!? But I was wrong... Oh so wrong! This place had amazing flavors that one would find at any high end Indian place. I had the mushroom mutter dinner deal. It came with basmanti rice, curry fried onion, naan, and pineapple... All for $9.99... ChEaP! The mutter had TONS of flavor loaded with potatoes and peas. I am giving it 5 stars because of taste and affordability. Back in orlando you cannot find a decent indian restaurant for less than $15 per plate. They do not sacrifice flavors for the price. Try it!
(5)
Mark H.

Best Indian food I've ever had. The garlic naan was great to dip into the masala and vindaloo sauces. Boulder was the highlight of my summer and this meal definitely played its part in that.
(5)
Steven H.

For their lunch or dinner special, Curry n Kebob's Chicken Masala is unbeatable. Probably the Chicken Masala anywhere. And when it's all said and done, you're out the door for less than $10 (completely stuffed). The rice, naan bread, and the friend onion are all incredible. On the right day you'll get a yogurt with cinnamon for dessert, but usually it'll just be canned fruit. Seven day a week, the owner is always there, which is very cool to see. Don't forget that they close between lunch and dinner.
(5)
Melissa H.

We drove from Westminster specifically to eat at Curry N Kebob. Thanks to Yelpers for leading us to a delicious lunch. Curry N Kebob is located in a little strip mall and you walk in and place your order at the counter. The menu changes frequently and the chalk board on the wall indicates what items are available that day. The day we arrived there were 3 meat-based dishes and 3 vegetarian options. Each entree is served with naan, rice, a fried onion patty with a delicious dipping sauce, and a rice pudding. You choose whether you want your dish mild, medium, or hot. For roughly $8 you get one hell of a meal. I chose a chicken dish which was similar to chicken tikka masala. The chicken was nice and tender and served in a deceptively large silver dish. There was enough for two people to eat. That meant leftovers we were able to take home! The service is very friendly and they are willing to explain the dishes or answer any questions regarding dietary options that you may have. We also found out that the owner used to own Yak & Yeti in Westminster. No wonder it's so delicious!
(4)
Keith P.

The $8 lunch special didn't look like much at first but I was gratifyingly full by the end of the meal. Their chicken and veggie dishes are both amazing. The casual feel of the place made for an enjoyable lunch.
(5)
Britni J.

We stopped into this unassuming spot on our way back from Estes park. Holy moly was it delish. Gigantic portion sizes, my husband and I split a lunch dish- each got a coconut water and couldn't even finish the portion. Best $12 lunch for two people I've had in a while. Indiantastic is a word that comes to mind.
(5)
Karen G.

I really like this place, just wish you could order on line for delivery.
(4)
Amy H.

After they expanded, we went back to Curry N Kebob, and it's become our go-to for Indian food in Boulder. The food is delish, the larger restaurant more accommodating to our kids, and the staff and service have improved. While we normally order Chicken Masala for the kids and Chicken Kebob for my hubby, I order off the menu. Their vegetable korma is the best I've ever had anywhere, and the Ceylone vegetables is a delicious, vegan treat.
(5)
Kerry C.

Brought the kids and it was a hit all around! The chicken masala was so tender and both that and the chicken kabob had amazing flavor. And for $9.95 you get more than 1 person can eat. So glad we decided to stop here tonight. We'll be driving back from Denver often!
(5)
Abby W.

Oh my goodness... I would live here if I could. I've actually never really had Indian food before because of a bad experience with homemade curry as a kid - this place totally blew my doors off! I appreciate that ordering at a counter doesn't take away from the experience at all! It makes things streamlined and it takes the "service" aspect out of your dining experience. You can't really complain that you didn't get a refill because you were too lazy to get up and do it yourself! We had a group of 6 and the food came quickly and perfectly as we ordered it. Anyway, the food - I had *medium spice* chicken white meat Saag with Nan and a Mango smoothie (they call it something else and I can't remember the name! Tassil??) Everything was perfect and a larger portion than I expected. I tried a few other dishes and I would for sure get the Saag (a creamy spinach dish with rice) again! We also had their version of onion rings in chickpea flour and these could stand up or surpass all of my onion ring experiences in the past! I cannot wait to go back and I am SO glad we went out on a limb for something different! I would recommend it time and time again! This place rocked my socks off!
(5)
Kevin G.

Indian comfort food. Just like American comfort food, you may regret having eaten it later.
(3)
Sana S.

Will it matter if I said that the food at this joint looks so good when served, that my greedy self completely forgot to take pictures of everyone's order (something I have been lately doing for yelp) The restaurant owned by a courteous Bangladeshi family is a presentable hole in a wall in the strip mall right next to Conoco. Typically I am very skeptical of such places when it comes to Indian/Pakistani food. It can either be a great hit or an awful miss but Curry N Kebob hits the spot just right. They are serving the best South Asian food in Denver hands down & on top of that they are not at all expensive like other Indian places in town. You place your order at the counter & they bring it up to you. You can either choose form the daily special posted on the chalk board up front at $7.95 which includes your choice of entrÃ©e (there were quite a few to choose from) along with veggie samosa, naan, boiled basmati rice, green & red chutney & fruit or look at the menu & take your pick from there. Our orders included: Meat samosas $3.00 (made of lamb, seasoned just right, a crispier crust would have been just perfect) 2 picks from the daily special which included Chicken Makhni & Chicken Kabab. Chicken Makhni was good, not too hot or too mild. Definitely comparable to the stuff I make at home) Chicken kababs were boneless chicken chunks seasoned & cooked just right. Veggie samosas were mild but good, green chutney was medium spicy & the red sweet chutney was good too. Seekh Kababs $10.00 which came with naan & rice were also made of lamb & served cut up into bite size pieces with green peppers & onions. 2 Mango lassis at $2.50 each. Lassi was actually really tasty as well, not too sweet or sour. I do wish that it was colder though Extra naan $1.50 Food didn't take too long to come out & was nice & hot. We did have to remind them of the Mango lassi though. All in all our party of 4 people including a 2 years old came out satisfied with extremely full stomachs at $42.00 before tip (something that hasn't happened in the past 3 years in Denver at least) Also, what do you know every single meat item on the menu is Halal. Yes it freakin Halal. Way to go on that one Curry N Kebob.
(4)
John B.

C and I were in Boulder to shoot photos of UC Boulder and decided to try Indian for a change. We were happy we did! The first good sign was that the place was packed. We both had the $7.95 lunch special. I ordered the Chicken Makhni and C ordered the Mushroom Mutter, the principal ingredients of which are mushrooms and peas. Both dishes were excellent, although I have to admit that C's Mutter was even tastier than my Makhni. I had ordered mine spicy and C order hers medium. Personally, I thought that my "spicy" was not all that spicy. The decor is nice. The service ... well, it's not a traditional service. You order and pay at the counter and they bring your meals to your table.
(4)
J W.

Bottom line-- the specials are an awesome deal. Enough food to feed two and delicious. The rest of the food is good as well (I've tried everything from samosas to dal to korma), but slightly more pricy since naan and the other extras aren't tied into the price. That said, the last year or so I've found the chicken to be kind of hard and dry when I order chicken curries. I'm thinking maybe the chicken is pre-cooked and then dumped in with whatever curry you order? Nonethless, always a solid option and usually a good value. I bring friends and family here.
(4)
Dominic A.

I'm good. I can die now. I found the mutter paneer I've spent my entire adult life looking for. When I was a kid I got hooked on leftover Indian my vegetarian parents would bring home. Mutter paneer was always my favorite, but that restaurant closed down and I've never found anything that came close. I searched for over a decade, never knowing that the perfect version of the dish was waiting for me in a strip mall in Boulder, CO. The other dishes we ordered were great too. I also suggest you go with the kabuli naan.
(5)
M K.

We have been here several times. We often get the chicken kabob, which is good. It's not kabob on a stick, but it's still good food and has good sized portions for those who are big eaters or very hungry.
(4)
Peter Y.

Consistently good Indian food. Not a huge menu but they execute well. Good sized portions and great price. Seating is limited so lunch rush can be annoying. One of my boulder favs!
(4)
Stephanie S.

Great lunch/dinner combo plate value. I was stuffed! The naan was hot and fluffy. The masala was flavorful without the spice, which I appreciated as someone with a sensitive palate. Also, received very prompt service on a somewhat busy night.
(4)
Ron H.

I learned of curry kabob from yelp. I went and was even more impressed than the 4 and 1/2 stars it got. I had 2 dinners (no rice or naan bread) but got a beautiful plate/bowl of chicken kabab and chicken masella with three patty's of a fried vegetable and two cups of pineapple cubes. I actually ate the whole plate because it was delicious. If you like Indian keep your eye out it is easy to miss.
(5)
Coyote O.

Just had lunch at Curry N Kebob for the first time, and was truly impressed. First off, as soon as I walked in the door, I was greeted by the most delightful spicy aroma. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and explained dishes I was curious about and hadn't tried before (and it was surprising to find indian dishes I haven't already tried!). The prices are extremely good, especially given the quality and quantity of the food. I'd easily say this is the best value for price in Boulder and surrounds, for lunch. I ordered the chicken makhni - a rich tomato-cream dish, served with rice. I was expecting a little dish of sauce, and a bit of rice, and was pleasantly surprised by a huge, gleaming, stainless steel tray, with a large pot of curry, generous rice, piping hot, fresh naan, and tamarind sauce and pineapple chunks on the side. The portions were so large I had trouble finishing my lunch - but the food was tasty enough I was determined to try. I've had better Indian food before, but not often. I would rate the flavor and quality at well above the norm, and certainly far above what I'd expect for the price. For about eight dollars, I got what could easily have been more than one meal, the food was excellent, and service was very fast. For what I might have paid to eat at Wendy's, I got a superlative lunch of hot, fresh, quality Indian food. I'll definitely be going back.
(4)
Kyle A.

Amazing Indian food. Large portions, which are served with rice assorted sides and na'an, a frequently rotating menu, and nice staff. Any curry dish I've had from here is excellent and has come with the option of choosing spiciness level. Their stews are so rich and complex. Chicken marsala here was amazing too. Thankfully I get to take some home for round 2 because I never finish it. Friendly mom and pop restaurant. Do it!
(5)
Jordan L.

Curry N Kebob is the best Indian food I've had I'm Colorado. Prices are decent. Chicken Marsala was very flavorful and filling. One of the issues is the hours; they close in between lunch and dinner so be mindful of that. Other than that I highly recommend this place.
(4)
Bria S.

Ordered chicken masala for delivery. The Naan was burnt, and the curry was super watery. The chicken was dry too. The delivery girl didn't even have $3 to give me as change and insinuated that I should just leave extra tip. The only reason I give 2 stars is because the delivery was speedy - I got my meal in 30 minutes.
(2)
Scott C.

I order chicken saag every week, and the quality seems to have become quite inconsistent; moreover, I have bitten into large pits on several occasions and brought it to the owners attention each time. He offers nothing, accept promises to remove them. Why are there large, hard pits in a spinach dish?! The are dangerous to teeth, at the very least. Update: the owner sends me a response message, not only displacing responsibility for pits he admits can slip into this dish, but also telling me to take my business elsewhere in the future!!! This guy has no clue about how to treat (formerly) good customers --- who provide honest, valid feedback. B E W A R E.
(1)
Susan B.

I came here again after the owner was kind enough to make it up to us with a $20 gift certificate. I was really appreciative that he was so attentive because the first time we went really wasn't that great. The food came out much faster this time and was delicious! I was happy with how the situation was handled and this particular dining experience.
(5)
Mary M.

One of the best places for a quick bite in Boulder. I've only ever had their chicken tikka masala special and you get a lot of food for your money. Really heavy food but if that's what your in the mood for this place will not disappoint!
(5)
Josh W.

Delicious Kebobs were great. Spicy! Better than many much more expensive Indian joints I have been to.
(5)
David S.

Really great place for lunch - and cheap! $10 gets you huge meal fast. I've always ordered the Chicken Makhani, its so good that I haven't bothered to try anything else! Also the naan that comes with it is superb.
(5)
Elif K.

Amazing food and great prices. Everything on the menu is absolutely delicious!! Great prices for such yummy food. Service is excellent, very friendly people!!!!
(5)
John W.

Who would have thought - the most modest looking restaurant with the best & authentic Indian food in Boulder! Dine in, and have the dine in special. Owners are friendly and service is sufficient. If you need anything, just ask. They just took over and renovated the space next door, so no more having trouble finding seats.... or will there? This place is definitely getting more popular by the day compared to not even a year ago.
(5)
Thomas M.

Consistently good food. Sometimes they're a very busy -- that's a good sign :) -- and that slows service. But food is worth the wait, when there is a wait.
(4)
Katie L.

Delicious, fast and cheap lunch specials. The lunch specials are so much food for a great price. Who could as for anything more from a great Indian restaurant?
(4)
Thighmaster M.

Really enjoyed the chicken kabob, amazing flavor on the sauces. The plate was just right. Spouse had the fish dish, mahi mahi, and while the seasoning was good, the fish was too "fishy." Overall we were very pleased and will be repeat customers. Also they were packed but kept up reasonably well with our order.
(4)
Ray L.

Had the chicken jalfrezi and it wasn't bland at all. Delicious. Bump it up a star.
(4)
Steven W.

Indian food lovers unite ! I have had Indian all over the globe and all over India. This place is on point. Very tasty and a great value which pushes it to 4 stars
(4)
Michelle B.

50000 stars! lamb saag is incredible! best we've had. low key. very generous portions. wish we lived here
(5)
Steph W.

I was excited to come here after reading all these reviews. Unfortunately my experience was less than I had hoped. My paneer masala was very runny, my rice was undercooked, and my naan and masala were both BURIED in cilantro. It's a very overwhelming herb, so it did take away from the overall dish for me. The place was very busy, so we had to wait for a seat (lunch rush), and there aren't a lot of seating options -- so be prepared for that. Overall, I've had better. But the prices here are great and from what I saw their daily lunch specials are nicely priced as well.
(2)
Randy S.

We have traditionally obtained our Indian food from Tandoori Grill. I saw the really good reviews at Curry N Kebob and decided to give it a try. We do enjoy our Indian food. What we had: - Veg Samosa: These were ok, just not the right texture - 3 star - Rice: It was just basic rice, no spices / flavors added, pretty bland. Reminded me of the rice you get from Panda Express - 1 star - Naan: It was basic naan. Hard around the edges - 2/3 star - Chicken Marsala (Ordered Spicy): It was not even medium in my book, basic and had a watery taste to it - 2 stars - Chicken Kabob: (Ordered Med): It was mild, seemed baked, not grilled. Meat was a bit tough - 3 star - Chicken Saag: (Ordered Med): It was mild and did not have the right flavors, too much cardamon, chicken was not tender or thigh meat. - 1 star We did take out. The atmosphere in the place was like a nice fast food place. Which is OK unless you want a nice sit down dinner Prices were good, much cheaper than Tandoori, but the flavor is a lot less. If I needed a quick lunch, filling and not the traditional flavors, it would be ok. For a nice dinner or take out, I would go elsewhere.
(2)
D. W.

My partner and I do weekly take-out from here because Indian is definitely one of our go- to favorite cravings. We could be considered hardcore Indian connoisseurs. I'm thinking we average about 2-3 pick-ups a month and supplement with take-out from Tandoori Grill as well. It is just a longer drive for us to go to south Boulder than Curry n Kebob's central location. We noticed that the food could be a little inconsistent but for the past few months it has really stepped up front & center and been consistently delicious! We usually get the chicken kebob and the bharta baingan (eggplant), both medium-spiced. We also get an order of regular and garlic naan. The naan recently has been absolutely perfect! Thick, doughy and soft. The eggplant and chicken kebob both have a great spice and flavor profile and I love the raw spice soaked onion that comes with the kebob. The chicken kebob has some incredibly strong spices on it..and it is tastes amazing but if you want something more mild, then I would suggest ordering something else. I must disclose, that I have not tried more of the menu offerings because the kebob and eggplant are so good that there is really no need to deviate. The atmosphere is fast casual which I think works best for take-out. The prices are also very reasonable and much appreciated! Curry n Kebob is a great addition to the Indian dining scene of Boulder. Would love to see them lose the styrofoam and have more green/compostable to-go food containers. If that adds an extra .25 per entree, I am happy to pay it to not have to interact with and perpetuate the use of styrofoam.
(4)
Donna C.

Went here for lunch with work colleagues. ~16 of us and we ended up taking over the restaurant and one of the staff took our order at the table. Overall good experience. Food: Great. I had the lunch special - was very good. All my co-workers enjoyed their meals too - no one had anything other than great things to say about their meal. Service: Was fine. Odd situation ordering. I tried ordering chicken curry and the server kept telling me to get the special. I finally gave in. Not sure if she thought it was a better deal or they were out of the other or what. I'd give it a 5 if I could have ordered what I really wanted. Decor: small and very casual. Very Boulder ;-) I'll back for lunch again!
(4)
Jacqualyn B.

By far the best Indian food I've had. Authentic, affordable, consistently delicious. They are always friendly. The naan and samosas are a must, and many of their dishes can be made vegan. They have rotating specials (3 meat, 3 vegetarian) each night that includes an entree, rice, naan, pakora, and dessert for under $10. Go here.
(5)
Ali A.

Love love love this place. Absolutely delicious, consistent, great service.
(4)
Daniel R.

Came here originally because my friends swear by the place. I have been here twice now and I will definately be back. I ordered the chicken masala dinner plate both times and it was to die for both times. I also tried my friends plates which i cannot remember the name of and it was also excellent. The food came fast and was clearly fresh and tasted amazing. I am so full every time I leave here you definately get your moneys worth. This is currently my favorite place to eat in boulder along with La Choza. Id definately recommend it.
(5)
Philip S.

Alright, there are a couple reviews here bagging on service and how they don't have brown rice, or other things that really should not be an issue. Brown rice? Come on, typically Indians don't eat brown rice. Bad service? Get over yourself! Look at this place and the price. You expect to eat cheap and get good service? The food there is good. The service: mediocre to bad. Speed: mediocre. Aesthetics: not pretty. Kinda almost hole in the wall looking (I don't expect anymore than this, and kinda like it even). BUT most importantly, you're paying 10$ for a very satisfying Indian meal (even for a young college student)... What more do you expect when you pay so little for good Indian food? If you want good cheap Indian food (and not overly greasy and fatty like almost all the other Indian restaurants in Boulder), go here. edit: lunch here is only 8$ for the same amount of food as dinner.
(5)
Liv C.

Good indian food fast and affordable. I recommend coming for lunch. The veggie korma is delectable and the chicken tikka is amazing. Cheerful hosts and owners. The place is always spotless. Good for fast indian food cravings!
(5)
Azan D.

I have been here more times than I can count, and they have improved their service a little. First things first, the specials are a great deal. You get an entree, rice, naan, onion baji, and canned fruit for $10. The atmosphere is a little off, seems very lacking... to a fault. I would recommend trying this place out, but don't expect great service. A couple times they messed up my order, and acted like it was my fault: poor customer service. Overall give it a shot, its great food.
(4)
J. J.

This place has always been good, but recently they remodeled it from a bland, cafeteria look to a sparkling gem. Very good food, very good atmosphere, and great lighting!
(4)
Guillermo U.

So good. Close your eyes and point at item on the menu and it will be delicious. They have a great vegetarian menu. I can't stop coming here.
(5)
Momo O.

This is a great whole-in-the-strip-mall find on 28th. There is a full menu, but the main attraction here are the $10/din or $8/lunch plates that include a main, rice, naan, a pakora and a small portion of (canned) pineapple. The dishes are flavorful, copious and light! Yep, I said light - no excessive use of oils. The service is quick, the staff is friendly and I leave with a happy belly every time.
(4)
Diane O.

Yelped this place driving through Boulder and it was amazing! For $10 you get a great meal and a whole piece of naan! Loved the fried onion and chicken curry. Excellent food for such a low price! Open late which is a great plus!
(5)
Kari P.

This place is great with a wide variety of dishes to choose from, and good meal specials. The food is absolutely delicious; I have had many friends who have never had Indian food before come here and it has become one of their favorite foods. I recommend the makhni and masala. The portions given tend to be quite large, so be sure to come hungry!
(5)
Rachel M.

This place is cheap and great quality! For around $10 you get a bunch of food! AMAZING for lunch but also great for dinner if you want something filling but also don't want to break the bank or don't want something fancy.
(5)
Laine S.

Best Indian food in Boulder. Always my go to hungry meal with the best, affordable lunch special. Bang for your buck.
(5)
Yvonne E.

Best indian food in Colorado. seriously.
(5)
Mohammed I.

I wrote a review based on my experience on 11-05-2013. I get a friend request with the following non sense message from the owner. New friend request from Zuned K. Hi Mohammed I., You are just a lying Bedouin scum of the earth. I am a proud American . Living here in the best place in the world , making decent honest living . Yes I am something .Take your lazy oil money to your country where you came from . I ashamed that your name is Mohammed ; named after a most merciful great human being and friend of Allah subhana ta ala . I just added you to my list of friends on Yelp. Want to share reviews with me? - Zuned K. View friend request
(1)
Kimberly K.

Yummy, deelish! Fresh n tasty chicken makhni with all the sides. Here at 2:00 on a Friday & it was pretty full. Friendly staff, helpful in decision making. Good spot!
(5)
Cielo G.

Chana Masala was flavorful, with the chickpeas not overcooked. Offered coconut milk instead of dairy cream for $1 more. Although... that's all I ate and enjoyed. White rice, brown not available. "Too busy" was the excuse that they couldn't make roti. Consequently, the white naan was left on my plate as a tribute to lack of customer satisfaction! Dal soup was mainly broth, but flavor OK. Desert looked like canned fruit cocktail with a sauce: DID NOT TOUCH! If overcrowded, fast-foodish, and noisy is your game, run on in. I'm running elsewhere.
(2)
Kirby K.

I can't stop craving the Chicken Masala. Love this place because they cater to us folks with food sensitivites. They make my Masala with coconut milk instead of cream and have fun gluten free options like onion baji, friend onions made with chick pea flour. Super YUM!
(5)
Alana M.

yum - ordered chicken tikka masala, mild and hot; lamb saag; aloo gobi and mushroom mutter - all delicious and the naan and rice were amazing too.
(4)
Laura H.

I've only really tried the chana masala and chicken masala and both are among the best in Boulder. The naan is also excellent!
(4)
Charley A.

I love this place! Everything I have had is delicious! And to that how inexpensive their food is (for Boulder, that is) and you have a winner. The only potential down side is that they take 45min to an hour to deliver. But that just makes me really enjoy it when it arrives :)
(5)
Justin M.

This place has a reputation that is well deserved. Huge portions, delicious food, friendly and helpful staff, the works. I'm going to keep this one short and sweet because really, at this point, you should just go. Stop reading and just go.
(4)
Tara S.

We there on a whim and so happy I did! I ordered the Chicken Masala and it was sooo yummy. It was also their dinner special. The naan and rice were so good. They give you quite a bit and it makes for a great lunch the next day. The actual restaurant has a fast food vibe. I do not want to say its a dive because its super clean but its bright and kinda cold. The food is delicious though and if you live in the area they deliver.
(4)
lee s.

I like that it's not waiter service. Makes it faster and is good for when you're by yourself. The food comes out fast too. Prices are reasonable and portions are adequate. Staff is friendly. The food is quite nice. Perfectly seasoned and fresh tasting. Only complaint is the chicken was a little dry and overcooked, but I still really enjoyed my meal.
(5)
Abhi C.

This is the worst Indian restaurant I've eaten in in Colorado. My brother has been there before and told me he didn't like the food at all but I still decided to try it anyways. If you like or eat Indian food a lot, you will definitely not enjoy the food. If you are new to Indian food, you might like it but trust me, Indian food is a lot more tastier. I ordered the Thali with Chicken kabob, which came with rice, naan and fruit. The rice is pretty common and easy to cook, so nothing great about that. The naan was very thick and didnt seem fresh at all. The Chicken kabab isn't how chicken kabab should be at all. Chicken kabab is supposed to be a marinated dry roasted, but their chicken kabab came with a gravy on top. And the chicken wasn't tender at all, i felt like I was chewing a leather shoe. Overall, a very bad experience. I will never visit this place again and will not recommend it to any of my friends around.
(1)
Jenna K.

Cheap and so, so delicious. I love their chicken kebabs, their samosas, their vindaloos, and especially their naan. It's all good.
(5)
Kalasara L.

Best food ever. The mushroom mutter is to die for...and lunch special is great deal,
(5)
Lindsey B.

I'm still madly in restaurant love with Curry N Kebob. Probably my favorite place to eat in Boulder because of price and taste. On average, we go three times a month, sometimes more. Owners are super friendly and know us by now. Whenever we (my guy and I) go, whether for lunch or for dinner, we split the chicken makhni or the chicken tikka masala (whatever is on special). They give you a big silver platter that comes with a generous portion of chicken with heavenly sauce, lots of rice, delicious naan bread, a deep-fried onion tumbleweed, and a small cup of the dessert of the day. We buy extra rice and naan, since we split the platter. It's an extremely superb meal -- for $12ish (counting tip)! That's $6.00 per person ... amazing price, particularly for how good the food is. If you want to go it alone, Lunch special is only $7.95 ... and I believe dinner is $9.95?? Either way. It's cheap. Cheap is good. If you are reading this review, and you're on the fence about going, my input is this: absolutely. Get off your butt and go eat some of the most delicious food in Boulder. And if you like spicy, ask for "hot" -- mmmm!
(5)
Nicole Y.

The food was amazing!!! The best Indian food I've had in a long time. I can't believe how cheap their lunch specials was!!! You pay more than this for fast food. I had the Chicken Makhni. When I asked what it was they explained it was a Thai version of Chicken tikamasala and to me it tasted very similar. You must try it. You order at the counter and then sit down which you would think would distract from the service but someone still came to check on us two or three times to make sure we had what we needed and were enjoying our food. This place is also perfect for a short lunch break as we seriously ordered, ate and paid in under an hour despite the fact that the place was packed. YOU MUST CHECK THIS PLACE OUT!!!
(5)
Bethany K.

They can vegan-ize dishes that are traditionally made with dairy by subbing coconut milk. I enjoyed the mixed vegetable ceylone. The only thing missing on the menu was a green salad. I don't eat grains and like to sub salad for rice. Great quick food.
(4)
Kevin C.

So we found this place on Yelp to have lunch on our drive from Estes Park to the Denver airport. The reviews seemed good and thought we'd give it a try. The exterior didn't look too inviting given its strip-mall location but they sure wowed me as soon as I walked through the door. There must be an industry term for what Curry N Kebob is but I would equate it to Chipotle's "Food Served Fast ... So That Customers Can Enjoy It Slowly" characterization. Unlike Chipotle, however, that doesn't offer table service, we ordered at a counter but the food was delived to our table more like a Cosi. The people behind the counter and the staff were very attentive and the food, was simply oustanding. As a lifelong connoisseur of Indian food, I think I can differentiate between the good and the bad and would put this at the very top end compared to other Indian resturants, which was shocking conssidering how modest the prices were. If these guys ever decide to franchise this idea and take the company public, I'm a buyer! I hope they open one in the NYC area one day soon.
(5)
JJ J.

This seems about as "Meh" as one can get. I asked for my lamb vindaloo extra extra spicy. The guy even asked "Are you sure?", and I emphatically said "Yes". It came out ... well ... bland would be an improvement. The lamb was overcooked and dried out. Also, I'm fairly certain that the naan is pan fried, not made in a tandori. It has the dense-dough layer on the bottom. But it is really really cheap. You just get what you pay for.
(1)
Kenneth K.

Edit again: 9/21/12 (hopefully the last edit) The owners made a supreme effort to "make things right" after the series of weird events that I originally documented below. Whatever the case, they've convinced me entirely that the situations were a fluke--and I was surprised by how sincere they seemed in making me feel truly like a valued customer. They've earned my loyalty. Original Review: So, I've mostly positive feelings about this place. I wanted to give this a 4 star maybe 5 star rating except for the negative experience described below. (edited from 3 star. Explained at the bottom) The food is astonishingly good. It's flavorful and, me being gluten and dairy free, it's becoming my boulder fallback food-stop. Even for those not gluten/dairy free, it's fantastic based on the responses from all my friends. I've been introducing the place to as many people as I can purely out of selfishness--just to have an excuse to come back. Lamb malaya ftw. The prices are decent, and the service generally good. The reason I can't give the 4/5 stars is not because of any negative experience with the food, but with one particularly...uncomfortable service experience. Basically, I walked in and the place was packed except for the strip of tables in the middle of the room. I was eating in, so I sat down in the corner of the only available table of 6(separate-able tables, nonetheless). The lady, owner or worker I don't know, walked up to me and was terribly concerned. She asked me if I was alone. I said, "Yes." She was like, "no no no." She waved at the table like I hadn't realized that there were 6 seats here, and I was one. She could have just separated the tables? Anyway, she did it again. She told me I couldn't sit there. So I asked her, "Where do you want me to sit, then?" As if just realizing I had no other place to sit, she looked around--and found a seat for me. With 2 other people. In the restaurant booths. They were fine with it; I was uncomfortable, but what the heck. Anyway, about 10 minutes pass and no one serves me. The other booth occupants leave, and only then does the server realize that I'm not part of the other party. He was very apologetic, but IMHO, it was their responsibility after my treatment to make sure that I was served. Since, I've come back several times. I brought friends the next time. Six, to be exact, and I did have some mild feelings as she had to confirm that I indeed had 6 people coming to the table. This was enough for me to knock this down another star. I mean, if I'm supporting their business so much by coming several times a week, and bringing all my friends, you'd think she'd smile at me like she was happy I was there--even if she isn't? So, to sum up. Great food. Good service, usually. Eat here anyway. Cheers! Edit: 9/19/12 I don't know if I'm lucky or what, but since I posted this review roughly a day ago, 1 more positive and 1 more negative event occurred. Positive: I was e-mailed by the online marketing rep for the restaurant. Apparently they read the review and felt bad for my experience. They offered me a meal on the house. With that response, I was ready to return the rating to a 5 star immediately, and I didn't even plan on redeeming the offer since I do like supporting small businesses that are trying. But... Negative: I went in today and met up with some friends. Unfortunately, no food showed for 25 minutes, and we inquired. Apparently, the ticket was lost. My friends were on a time crunch, so they asked for their order to be taken to-go instead. About 10-15 minutes later, they were told that the order was "being made right now." Why the dish wasn't prioritized immediately, I can't say. Anyway, I encouraged my friends to stay even though they were running late, just a couple more minutes. They received their food and when no bill came with it, I offered to take care of it in case it wasn't on-the-house as could be implied by the lack of bill coming with the to-go order. Based on the 45 minutes total of wait time, I thought it was reasonable. When the bill came, their order wasn't listed--again, making me feel as if the restaurant was working well on the customer service. But, just to be sure, I inquired. And nope, it was an oversight. I ended up footing the full bill for my friends as well as my order. Not to say that I expected anything, or that I do expect anything further for this event, but I'm pretty certain that based on my experiences, mistakes are common at this restaurant on the customer service side of things. That being said--good intentioned people. I'm changing my rating to 4 out of 5, but I can't give it a 5 out of 5 as I would have loved to.
(5)
Laura C.

Before moving to Colorado, my husband and I lived in Sunnyvale, CA and ate tons of incredible, top-notch Indian food. Curry n Kebob gets the job done when we need our Indian fix. By far and away the best Indian food we've had in Colorado, so so when compared to our Bay Area favorites. Note - we have only been there for lunch. Which is well priced.
(3)
Dave B.

Good price, excellent food, fast service. All good. And the fact that many of the customers are Indian suggests it must be pretty authentic. I don't give 5s very often on Yelp, but this place is solid all around. I would recommend to anyone.
(5)
Chris S.

Great food at an awesome value. The lunch special was the best $8 I've spent in a while. Service was good. Atmosphere isn't the greatest being a hole in the wall fast casual concept, but appears to be family owned and operated so they have a vested interest in customer satisfaction. Garlic Naan was awesome. Chicken Kebab's were great, with nice heat. Chicken Saab was delicious and flavorful. Lamb masala was very good but could have been spicier (I ordered hot, but Kebabs were hotter. Could have accidentally swapped the heat preference during the order by mistake). I would definitely come back here again. Don't forget to check-in on Yelp for a discount on every other check-in!
(5)
Jake J.

My wife loves Indian cuisine and she said that she hasn't had it in a long long time so I went searching for a place to take her for her bday. She was stuck between this place or another that we found that served alcohol. Yelp helped to make the final decision and we decided to go here purely because of all the positive reviews. We pulled up just before 7pm and the place was packed! We walked up to the door but didn't see any place to sit inside and started to have second thoughts about eating here. Just as we were walking out the door, 2 tables opened and we made a bee line to a booth. We grabbed some menu's and within seconds the booth was clean and a waiter was asking us if we had any questions about the menu or the daily specials. We put in our order and watched as the people streamed in and out of the door. Our wait for the food was between 15-20 min, which was impressive for having something made to order. I can't say that I've ever been a big fan of Indian food, but after eating here, I definitely am now. The curry's spice was made to my specifications, the temp of the food was piping hot, the naan was better than naan should be and the portions were generous. We were so impressed with the food, we put a order in for a couple of entree's to go so we could have them for dinner the next day. So, are there any downsides? It's not the price. You can get a helluva meal for just over $10 (including tip) out the door. The only downside that comes to mind is the lack of seating. The place is small, but that must be just to keep all of that flavor locked up inside.
(5)
Brad C.

Best Indian food I've had in Boulder! I went there for lunch and they definitely hook it up, you get plenty of food for the money. For two people the bill was around $20 with plenty leftover. 5 Stars.
(5)
Leah J.

This is, by far, my favorite restaurant in Boulder. The portions are great, the staff is friendly and the location (right next to the gym) is convenient. The best thing about CNK is that the food is 100% consistent. The chicken in their Masala is always tender and the spice never varies like with some other Indian restaurants. I love this place.
(5)
Jason M.

FANTASTIC! recommendations: -masala -bartha makni -saag warnings: -don't go during dinner rush -don't try to eat an entire special in one sitting. too much food.
(5)
Jessie M.

We love this place! Our favorite dishes so far are Beef Masala and Lamb Sag. The atmosphere is extremely casually, so if you're looking for a fancy date night, this is probably not your place. However, if you're looking for amazing, flavorful, authentic Indian food at great prices, go here!
(5)
Bhaskar C.

I am very impressed by the taste and the quantity. I have had the vegetable ceylone that comes with a sweet, pakora, rice and naan. Good place with nice options. Will definitely be visiting it again.
(5)
Rachel H.

I really love the food at this place so much that I'm not even taking away a star for lack of ambiance. Who cares what it looks like when the food is this good?! I'm picky when it comes to Indian cuisine, and I can honestly say that the Tikka Masala, Korma, and Tandori chicken are amazing and amongst the best I've ever had, if not the best. Also, the family that owns it are the nicest people. They are the kind of people you want to see succeed. Good food that comes from good people...I love that.
(5)
Danny R.

Yelpers are always searching for "diamonds in the rough", those amazing, unassuming places that you find tucked away in a strip mall next to a Quiznos and a car wash. Curry N Kebob is one such diamond. We loved it. Wife and I stopped by on our bikes because it is close to home. We got the Aloo Gobi and the Saag Paneer dinner platters. Loved them both, especially the Saag- easily the best rendition of that dish I've ever had. Portions were huge and cheap- 10 bucks gets you an entree, naan, rice, a samosa and carrot pudding. Next time we will probably order and entree and just get extra naan. Zuned (the owner) was very friendly and we talked about how everything they serve is prepared fresh in house. My taste buds can attest to this- everything tasted very fresh. We can't wait to go back, and we're super excited CnK is in our neighborhood. Go check it out! Keep it in business! And seriously, if you don't know what to get, get the Saag. It's amazing.
(5)
Dorothy M.

The lamb kabob is pretty good. A bit dry in my opinion but still tasty. Food is served in a huge stainless steel platter. Not too pricy. I like that the mango lassi is not super sweet like others. It's just a good lassi with a hint of mango flavor. Fast service.
(4)
Alexandra K.

Consistent, large menu, fast, well priced. Have great dinner specials, very easy to take to go. Never been disappointed!
(4)
Lisa O.

Lots of vegetarian options that are fantastic. $7.95 for a huge lunch. Overall really good.
(4)
Osman P.

I grew up eating northern Indian food - straight from momma's kitchen. I like my Indian food prepared with fresh ingredients, served up hot and spicy. My review is for take-out and delivery only, I haven't eaten in-house as yet. Delivery: The food arrived quickly and it was hot, though the clueless delivery guy tried to bring it to my neighbor's house. I think it's an third party delivery company, so I didn't hold it against Curry N Kebob. The garlic naan and shish kabob were bursting with flavor, highly recommended. The chicken curry was ordered mild and not not bad, about average for an Indian restaurant, and not nearly as tasty. We also had a side of vegetable samosas which were pretty good. Takeout: Same order as last time, but upped the chicken curry to medium spicy and had beef samosas. This time the chicken curry was better than average and the beef samosas were very good. The garlic naan and the shish kabob again were exceptional, and the kabob's were drizzled with yogurt sauce this time - a nice touch. Tips: - There aren't many options for delivery indian food in Boulder. This might be the only one, actually. - Halal meat is a butchered at a higher standard than the low grade, mass produced, factory farmed stuff. It's a good proxy for higher quality (i.e. not likely pink slime).
(4)
Nelissa M.

After hearing such rave reviews from coworkers and fellow yelpers, I decided to give this place another try. I tried it again and have been back many times. I have ordered the Chicken Mahkni, Chicken Kebob, Chicken Vindaloo. Unlike our first visit, the food was flavorful and perfectly spiced. I typically order my food medium and the heat level has been consistent. The Chicken Mahkni was delicious. The sauce had the right balance of tomato and cream and I mopped up every last bite with the fluffy crispy-edged naan. The Chicken in the Kebob is rolled in herbs and is tender and juicy. The service has been great. It's quick, which is really all you can ask for a casual joint. The lunch and dinner specials are a great deal. They come with a side, rice, and a dessert. I'll keep coming back and I'm glade I gave it a second, third, fourth, and fifth chance.
(5)
Melissa W.

Great Food just as the last time I had dined in....food is always better than take out. But we decided to pick up being relatively close and between me ordering and my mother picking up, she missed our chai and mango lasse's ( a surprise to her) so we had to go back. But after buying their AMAZING mint/cilantro & yoghurt/ cucumber they added in an order I'd papadons! Thank you! They were delicious!
(4)
Peter H.

If you're looking for delicious Indian food for a reasonable price, you have found the place. My wife and I go here about once a week when we're too lazy to cook. The food is more authentic and less cream based than other Indian around town. Their Chai is delicious and they are fast and efficient. Definitely must go if you don't feel like heading down to Pearl and spending your entire paycheck on dinner.
(5)
Holly C.

This is really sad and embarrassing, but bear with me. I used to not like Indian food. Didn't like it, kept trying it over and over again. Turns out it wasn't that I didn't like Indian food. I just didn't like curry - yet I just kept eating curry because that was what was always suggested, and it just kept reinforcing my belief that I didn't like Indian food. So naive. Yes, I'm one of those people who goes to Curry N Kebob for the kebob. There are so few of us. I tagged along with a friend, not wanting to be a square with my special snowflake dislike of Indian food and just ordered the special - the chicken malai kebob. I can officially say Curry N Kebob is what got me to love Indian food. You've all been there, you know the drill. But if you're sticking with the curry, let me tell you, you need to try to the kebob. I've had the chicken malai, the lamb tikka, and the sheek (which is also lamb, just spicier), and I can't get enough. My favorite is definitely the lamb tikka. I don't even have to comment on the naan, rice, onion bhaji, etc. Let's just say I clear my plate every time (and it's a pretty massive plate). And now I'm the one always suggesting Indian food to my friends.
(5)
Natalie W.

YUMMY YUM! Curry n Kebab not only made some pretty bangin' chicken masala and nan, they have a delivery service! And, it got to me super fast! I have not a single bad thing to say. Recommend.
(5)
Jess C.

Great food at a great price! Very large portions! And they always have a vegetarian option on special it seems. The mushroom dish and the eggplant dish are my favorite and they are both excellent! I also love their garlic and cheese nann!
(5)
Sumay J.

Seriously - if I lived nearby I could see myself going here often. The kids even love the food. It is always busy - which should tell you how popular they are.
(5)
Mr G.

Surprisingly good for it's humble vibe. The family that works there is super nice and helpful, and .. I was really into the place. Don't by shy.. just try!
(5)
Caitlin M.

Just ate here for the first time, and OM NOM. Seriously some of the best Indian food I've ever had. I got the chicken kebob special with garlic naan and veggie samosa, and everything was fantastic.
(5)
Jeremy E.

This place is the bomb. Eat here and you will be back. I'm worried that as a new business they'll review their balance sheet one day and start jacking up the prices, but I haven't seen that yet. The owner gentleman is also REALLY nice. The dinner specials are the way to go, the chicken mukhti (sp?) is off the hook. eat it.
(5)
Joshua S.

The lunch special is great food and plating, and a great value. New neighborhood gem.
(5)
Sarah W.

You would think good indian food in boulder would be easy to find, but it's turned out to be quite a challenge. Wedged between dominoes and a nail salon in a strip mall, you wouldn't expect CnK to be impressive. But it is. Great family owned indian place with some of the best basmati rice I've ever had. I did a sit down dinner, ordering a special meal with a lassi. Everything was fresh, and the pakora plum sauce tasted homemade. Pros: - Cheap (solid meal under or around $10) - Fast (sitting down, I had my plate in less than 10 minutes) - Delicious - Good enough that other Indian folks were eating there. (As a white girl, I can't say it tasted like mom's, but it looked like some other patrons could have.) Cons: - Atmosphere (Still looks like a strip mall joint. Not dressed up at all.) - Not super GF friendly (If you know how to order you'll be fine. However, the owner was pretty taken aback that I couldn't eat naan. I know. It's a travesty. But some of us have to make sacrifices to fight the good (gut) fight.)
(4)
Nisa A.

Horrible experience. Went there based on yelp reviews. Ordered spicy lamb saag, it was not spicy at all. It was kind of luke warm (yuk!) and just bland. Overall a really bad experience. I could not even eat half of that food. For $12 got a totally bland food and spent 15 minutes in line (first ordering the food, and then after eating going back and waiting again to pay for it). Just don't do it. There are some other nice Indian restaurants in town.
(1)
Nick B.

Amazing Indian food, the best in boulder.. Can't go wrong with anything here honestly... Chicken tika masala is to die for.
(5)
Cannon H.

Now, fair warning, I had this dining experience after a long day at work, during which my food intake wasn't exactly what one would call stellar. I was hungry, very hungry. That being said, this was a fantastic dining experience. Well, wait, let's try that again. Curry N Kebob isn't fine dining, it is more like some tables stuffed in front of a kitchen in a strip mall. ( I've always hated the phrase "strip mall.") I'm just trying to manage your expectations here, cuz atmosphere isn't exactly the strong point. But does it need to be? I mean really, it's about what comes out of the kitchen. And what comes out of the kitchen is absolutely amazing. This is the best Indian food I have had in a long time. It's got a great price, and it's fabulous. The owner is a great guy, don't miss this little gem that's hiding out on 28th!
(5)
Sunny Y.

Nice casual Indian restaurant where the old 8 Islands used to be. I just stopped by here last night and tried out the following items: - naan & garlic naan: regular naan was a bit doughy, garlic naan had good flavor - chicken tikka kebab: cooked well, seasoned well, very tasty! - bhindi masala: seasoned well, although i would prefer more tomatoes - chana masala: very spicy, good seasoning, tasty, but cream based (which is not really my cup of tea) Service was friendly and attentive. Prices are reasonable, and IMHO I'd rather come here than most of the other sit-down Indian restaurants in the area.
(4)
jon d.

Four hours later and I am still savoring my lunch. Chicken Tikka Masala with Naan. Savory and delicious. Staff were friendly and the service was excellent.
(5)
Grace B.

The things that stand out: -Family owned -Made to order Northern Indian food -Extremely affordable, we had dinner for under $10 -Food was fresh and their hot, was sufficiently truly Indian spicy -Cozy atmosphere, small with less than 10 tables -Easy for take-out or delivery -Ambiance isn't much, but your comfortable and made to feel welcome by the owners It isn't the absolute best Indian I've ever had, but we really enjoyed the bold flavors and with all these pieces above that stand out, I think it's going to be a staple for easy take-out, especially with their great deals and large portions! Definitely worth checking out!
(4)
Sarah S.

The dinner specials are great, lots of food for relatively cheap. The naan is especially good!
(5)
Aarash F.

The Gist: Two full dinner specials with naan, somosa, entree, and ambrosia for $20! Great deal, great food, and great service! The Breakdown: My wife and I have tried most of the Indian restaurants in most of the cities we've lived in (read: many), and this is one of my favorites. The prices are low, the portions are big, and the food is good and flavorful. I had the chicken tikka masala (as I do everywhere to gauge how I'll like a place) medium and it had quite the kick. I usually get it spicy but this place runs a little hot, so medium was perfect. My wife got the Chicken Vindaloo and really enjoyed it. Both meals came with a good portion of naan, a samosa, sauces, and a little cup of ambrosia which was a nice treat. Cost at most other places: Chicken Tikka Masala $12 Chicken Vindaloo $12 2 orders of Naan $7 Samosas $5 Ambrosias $4 ----- Total $40 Total here $20 Awesome!
(5)
Katherine D.

We ordered delivery from here at work one day and we were all impressed. The food was pretty good and it was delivered in seriously 15 minutes. I haven't eaten at the actual restaurant, but if the food was that good via delivery I can only imagine it would be better fresh out of the kitchen.
(4)
Nikki H.

I haven't had Indian food like that since I moved to Boulder. Got the lunch special and the Chana masala was awesome. Will definitely be coming here again. Good price, good service, good food!
(5)
They Call Me L.

Oh man - you better believe all the hype. I usually don't, but this place is legit. Simple, unassuming, and deeeee-licious. The staff is super-friendly, and you just cannot, try as you might, beat the prices with a stick, especially the dine-in specials. Just be careful about the heat level that you specify - they're a little heavy on it, but then again, I'm a bit of a wimp when it comes to tolerating Scoville units.
(5)
Jen N.

Delicious food, great prices. Naan is the best I've found in town. Highly recommend!
(5)
E. P.

Food was very fresh and tasty -- a good deal for the price.
(4)
Zubey L.

this place is pretty good but not great ...you cannot beat the price. there are about 2 other places in Boulder that in my opinion are 10 times better then this place. But if you want a decent cheap Indian meal, this is the place for you. do not get the tandoori chicken. mainly becuase they do not have a tan-door oven and they use that cheap tandoori spice in order for it to taste like its from ta tan-door oven. the Dal Tarka.. it was okay.. not amazing.. the lentils could have been cooked longer(they were sort of hard still) and the naan was okay. all and all i doubt i'll come back here again unless i'm eating the lunch special for 8.00
(3)
Jim F.

Best Indian food we've ever had. The fresh fish dish was just that, extremely fresh, moist, and flavored perfectly. The eggplant dish was elegant and unlike anything I've ever had. We were in town for three nights, and ate here twice. The second time after foolishly eating at another restaurant earlier that night. The atmosphere is a bit sparse, but who cares when the food is so remarkable. Good for kids.
(5)
Val D.

One of my favorite places. Ambience is nothing special, cafeteria style eating. If you eat here, it's for the food. Good food, good prices, nice owners. Many vegan selections. I recommend it. Be aware, because of it's popularity, it may take a few minutes to get your food but believe me, it's well worth it.
(5)
William A.

I've had take-out at this new hole-in-the-wall three times. I've ordered Chicken Vindaloo, Chicken Tikka Masala, Shrimp Tikka Masala, all medium spice level. Have also had Lamb Samosa, and Vegetarian Samosa. Plus Naan, both garlic and plain. All ready within 10 minutes. All entrees were absolutely superb. (Tons of juicy Tandoori chicken and big portions of large shrimp). Samosas were very good, the traditional Vegetarian (potatoes tumeric etc.) slightly better than the Lamb (a touch greasy). The Naan was excellent plain, but the garlic version was a disappointment: it was the regular Naan slathered with MUCHO fresh raw garlic. I demand a love of garlic from any person I call friend, but when ordering this I'd expected that the garlic would be cooked into the Naan. It was much too strong raw. The best sign of a good ethnic restaurant: people of the restaurant's ethnic group eating at the restaurant. Every time I've picked up my to-go order, the mix of diners and people waiting to pick up has been around 60% Indian. The big plus: if you, like me, support family-owned local businesses and like great service, than you can't go wrong here. I don't know the owner's name, but the first time I walked in to order, he was very helpful with the menu and was very concerned that I understood that "medium spice" was SPICY. As others have pointed out, the spice scale here is pretty damn high, which is awesome. I love, and am acclimated to, spice, and medium level is perfect for me at this place. A light breaking sweat, a little nasal congestion. But if you are a genetically twisted capsaicin-loving freak, go for the hot! I can't imagine... Etc.: Haven't eaten in-house, but decor and ambiance are nil. Think diner with one paper napkin per place setting. Might be good for lunch though.
(5)
Aaron R.

Excellent Indian I will definitely be back when I'm through Boulder again
(5)
Darren R.

For the food alone it's probably a 5, but the atmosphere itself brings it down. It's a small hole in the wall type place, but their food is spot on. I ordered the Vegetarian Samonas which were deliciously fried pastries of curry heaven. I'm pretty sure the menu said 2 per order, but I was given 3. Unfortunately I could only eat the 2, along with the Garlic Naan (not sure naan could ever be bad, but this was some of the best I've had) My main course was the Saag Paneer, which I would absolutely get again, and probably will next time I'm in. I asked for it to be medium on the spicy scale, but I didn't find it spicy in the least bit. I'd probably say extra spicy just to get some spice involved in the future... For the price, and the quality of the food, this would have to be one of my favorite Indian places to date. I would highly recommend it to anyone!
(4)
A S.

For food quality and value 5 stars, slow but friendly service brings the overall experience down a star. Delicious Indian standards that have great flavor, freshness, and solid portions. Perfectly cooked basmati rice (grains not stuck to each other and neither mushy nor dry), delicious and rich chicken tikki masala, fresh naan, and delicate meat samosas made for a very tasty meal with leftovers. Not a first date place but solid choice for regular rotation for Indian food in Boulder.
(4)
Kevin K.

It's almost a crime to write a review of this place, because I want it all to myself. The secret is out though - This is the best Indian in Boulder. The atmosphere is pretty sterile and fast-foodish, but the service is polite and friendly.The saag is the best I've ever had, bar none. The tikka masala is also great.
(5)
Joe Y.

Authentic curries with Indian owners and clientele with food served on a metal tray just like in India. We had lunch specials and the veggie and chicken was better than the beef (beef is not their specialty).
(4)
Bryan W.

Their daily specials are great deals. 4 people shared 4 dishes with 2 breads. We all agreed it was excellent, especially for the price. I have worked and traveled in India, and this was spot on.
(5)
Jacob B.

Great food, great prices - their lunch and dinner specials are amazing. GF and Vegan available!!
(5)
Julie V.

My husband, two friends, and I went to Curry N Kebob for the first time last night. We loved it! You have two options, you can order from a handful of main dishes written on the chalkboard behind the counter and with that you get rice, an appetizer, and some fruit etc. for I think $9.95. The other option was to order from the menu which we chose to do. My husband and I are vegan and our friends are vegetarian. We had ample dishes to choose from and they made many traditionally non-vegan items vegan by using coconut milk instead of cream, DELICIOUS! We all ordered 4 separate entrees and then passed them around so we could all enjoy multiple dishes and flavors. I have yet to go to an Indian Restaurant that offers a vegan Naan, so no Naan for us but we were still super happy and satisfied with our food and the experience.
(4)
Kiki H.

Great little hole in the wall - discovered it thanks to Yelp's reviews and took a newbie to indian food there last night - she liked it :) We got a combination plate and split it - $10.95 for dinner. Very friendly staff. Check it out.
(5)
Patrick K.

Another review put it well: the place is in a clean but humble setting, but the food is simply excellent. You'd do well to go withthe dine-in daily specials,as they provide heartu, hearty portions for $10. You get a tasty appetizer, generous portions of their delicious naan bread (on par with naan I've had in many a major metropolitan area), your main dish with rice, and a small fruitcup for dessert. All served on an attractive silver dish, which is convemient if you like to spoon the savory sauces of whatever your main dish is onto your rice and naan. Really very filling, with friendly service and a nice price. Not a place for your special night out, but a great place when you are hungry and want decent food for a decent price.
(5)
Jennifer B.

Best Indian I've found in Boulder I've been searching for good curry since I moved back from England. This little strip mall shop is the best I've found so far. My favorites are the saag paneer, chicken vindaloo, and the eggplant bharta. Good level of spice, and lots of authentic spices. I've been ordering takeout about once a week. Only slight nit is that some days the same dishes taste different than others. Such as white meat chicken in the vindaloo one day, and less flavorful breast meat the next time. Most options are naturally gluten-free.
(4)
Kirk W.

Five star rating for Boulder Indian food. We had lunch and both had the "daily special" with lots of sides and a main dish for $7.95. I got chicken vindaloo and my wife got chicken makhni. Her chicken was ordered medium spicy , and was right at the limit for her. My vindaloo was "medium plus" and I'm glad I didn't ask for hot! I love spicy food, but this was seriously spicy! Both mains and all the sides were excellent. Staff was very helpful and friendly. We will definitely be back.
(5)
Sarah S.

This place is amazing. I believe the owners are a middle aged Indian man and his wife. They were very friendly. The food is authentic and so incredibly yummy. Honestly the best Indian food I have ever had. I went for lunch and ordered the chicken makni (sp?) which came with rice, naan (incredible), a samosa and rice pudding. I had to force myself to not finish it all because I wanted to bring some home to my husband to try. He is English so he loves Indian food and he also cooks it at our home regularly. He agreed it was probably the best Indian food he has ever had. I sure hope this place does well - the food is to die for and I am pulling for the nice owners to succeed!
(5)
Samantha B.

Amazing food for an incredible price. Probably the best Indian food I've had. Fast, friendly service! I will return.
(5)
Ben D.

Delicious food, fast and friendly service, gracious owners and hearty portions. You'll be happy you went.
(4)
Jesse L.

Great Food! Great Price! I get takeout from this place once or twice a week. Their daily specials are UNBEATABLE! Good sized portions of both rice and the meats, and a whole piece of naan for less than $10. You'd think that food this cheap wouldn't be the best, but I haven't found any Indian food that compares. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
(5)
Marisa M.

Oh. My. Guru. I was almost rendered speechless by the quality and authenticity of this place, but then I mustered myself to become un-speechless again so I could share the awesomeness of Curry N Kebob to the world! I have probably driven past this place over 100 times since I got my license about 5 years ago and never even noticed it. I would define it as a hole in the wall establisment, tucked inconspicuously between a Quiznos and a Little Ceasar's. I am so glad that someone recommended it to me and I doubt I will ever go anywhere else for my Indian food needs. My friend and I met for lunch and split the reasonably-priced lunch special. For a little over $7, we got mouth-watering chana masala, basmati, 3 hearty pieces of naan, rice pudding and a little appetizer whose name I don't remember. One thing I will say is that their spice level is not too intimidating- the employees warned us otherwise but I could barely detect any spice in the medium level. Anyhow, this place is fantastic, and clearly I recommend it, hence the five stars.
(5)
Aqui M.

This restaurant is amazing! The dahl was so delicious and tasted fresh fresh. I will eat here as often as I can. Thank you.
(5)
Gavin C.

Masala is just all right, not too surprising. However, they have great Korma. Love it a lot. I would recommend it with mahi mahi, they are perfect combination!!! Naan is ok. In my opinion, it is a bit too thick.
(4)
Jessica H.

Excellent food at Curry N Kebob! They've recently expanded so they don't have the same constraints that they did for space over the lunch hour. The lunch specials are a great deal and come with a LOT of the main entree plus rice, naan, pineapple and an onion appetizer. They're also really accommodating with any food restrictions. Great food at a great price!
(5)
Victor R.

This place is fantastic! It's affordable, and you get lots of food that all tastes great. I have never had anything there I didn't love. The atmosphere leaves a little to be desired if you're looking for somewhere to go on a date (fluorescent lights, cheap looking tables, etc.), but the quality of the food makes up for any lack of ambiance. You can order anything mild, medium, or spicy; the naan is always perfectly prepared; and the dishes are served on beautiful silver (or that's what it looks like at least) platters. This is one of my favorite places to eat in Boulder and has the best Indian food around.
(5)
Arnold S.

Wow. Great place. Food is delicious and eat-in specials are a great deal. Decor is minimal but the place is clean and the food more than makes up for lack of atmosphere. Now we have Jai-Ho for South Indian and Curry N Kebob for North Indian! Both delicious.
(5)
Hollie R.

Finally, great homemade Indian food in Boulder! The owners couldn't be more welcoming, the food is fantastic, and the lunch deal is a great value.
(5)
Bridget G.

Hole-in-the-wall type of place with *delicious* food. Servings are generous and reasonably priced. I had the mushroom mutter and my partner had the saag paneer. Both were excellent and served with rice, lots of naan, a fried onion pakora, and rice pudding. Everything tasted very fresh and authentic. Highly recommended! Edit: Have since been back twice (yes it is our new go-to place) and it has been awesome every time. I especially like how they switch up the sides you get with the specials. First time, we had pakoras and rice pudding. Next time, pakoras and fresh pineapple. Most recently, we had samosas (yum!) and fresh melon. Seriously, you need to try this place!
(5)
Jillian G.

This is vary yummy, a must try! Not the best I have ever had but its so assessable. It has a small menu, such good prices, and will deliver without a $40 minimum. Its not pretentious or formal. I love this place for being different and simple. Eat in and get all the little extras with your meal.
(4)
A B.

We have been eating at this place ever since it opened, since it is the closest place to our house that serves Indian food. Usually we get a vindaloo, makhani, or mushroom muttar. Typical of most restaurants, they seemed to put a lot of effort in at first to establish a clientele, but have slacked off quite a bit since then. We really liked the flavors and quality a lot initially, but the last 3-4 times we have been (we eat out a lot) we have asked ourselves why we spend so much on somewhat mediocre food. Well, this is Boulder I guess... maybe this is as good as it gets.
(3)
Zack F.

I've been in a few times and never know what to order or what I'm looking at. I just get the special and it's been amazing every time. Big portions too.
(5)
Alexandra S.

I went here today completely by accident, thinking it was still Island 8. I decided to try it anyway because I do love good indian food. I ordered the Chicken Tika Masala, Garlic Naan, and Vegetable Samosas, all were truly wonderful. The very lovely staff helped me order and made sure I was getting exactly the best dishes the made for my tastes. One of the ladies asked me how spicy I wanted my main dish, I said HOT, and she delivered. They did not dumb it down, it was truly wonderful! I will be returning, for this fabulous food. Not only was it authentic and delicious but very fast! I think I may even go back tomorrow to try what else they have. Really 5 stars!
(5)
Adam B.

Not the same experience as most, the vegetable korma was very watery and tasted salty. The Chicken masala was good.. but would not "five star it" . Also got my take out order confused with another customer and the hostess chased down the other folks and swapped out the food!
(2)
Emily C.

Loved everything about Curry N Kebob. The people working there were really gracious, nice, and attentive. The prices are reasonable, which is a breath of fresh air after paying 50% more for less food at other Boulder Indian restaurants. And the food is leagues better than anything else I've tried here. So if you're surfing Yelp and getting frustrated that nobody seems to be able to agree who's the best between Clay Oven, Taj, Tandoori Grill, etc....give it up and go to Curry N Kebob. The rest are okay, but this is great! Tried the saag paneer and the chicken tikka masala, and both were delicious.
(5)
Aileen S.

Great Indian food, and fast! The service could be better, and I wish they'd serve food on plates rather than large cooper platers. The tables aren't big enough to accommodate 3+platters, and so our family inevitably spills a drink or don't have places for our silverware and napkins. Small improvements could easily bring this place to five stars.
(4)
Ellie A.

My boyfriend and I ate here for the first time last week and were blown away. The food is authentic, delicious, and affordable. I've recommended it to almost everyone I've seen yet. GO!!!
(5)
Andy G.

This is the second time I've eaten here, and neither visit disappointed. I think this is the best Indian food I've had in Colorado. The prices are great...lunch special for $7.95 with plenty of food, rice and tasty Naan. Not to forget a well cooked light tasty onion baji with a homemade chutney. The owner told me today that they have signed a lease to expand into the space next door. 40 more seats and he assured me the place would be nicer to eat in (its a bit of a hole in the wall now). I personally don't care, the food is good enough to enjoy the hole in the wall. I'll be a big advertiser and regular customer of this place as long as the food stays good through the expansion. If you like Indian food and live near Boulder, you owe this place a visit...NOW!!
(5)
Josh B.

We were dying of hunger on a slow, hot Sunday and we've been missing the Indian food of NY, the Silicon Valley, and the DC area. So, it was time to try Curry N Kebob. We were not disappointed. My wife went in to get take out while I sat in the car, and when I asked if they were Indian, she said that she thought that they were Pakistani. Even better, in my experience. Pakistani food pulls no punches. We got 2 lunch specials @ $7.95 each, Chicken Vindaloo and Aloo Gobi. Both were excellent: fresh, hot, and spicy. The naan was outstanding, which was welcome beyond words. One thing I find in the states is that the bread generally stinks at otherwise good restaurants. The exception is Indian cuisine, and for that I am truly thankful. I'll be back for sure, to try the Ceylone. The only downside I see is that the lamb seems to come from New Zealand. What part of LOCAL don't they speak in Boulder? Colorado lamb is the best in the world, and I come from a lamb eating culture in the middle east.
(4)
Foodie F.

Good food but very poor service....they are specially biased towards " Indians" never a smile or a good word heard...
(3)
Rachael N.

Awww man!! I've been waiting and waiting to be inspired enough to write a five-star review!!! This place is simply the best Indian food I've ever had. Basmati rice is perfectly delicious and the masala was out of this world good with the perfect amount of spice to give you that slightly 'high' feeling..you know what I'm talking about!! The chicken kebob was also perfectly seasoned and delightful. Ma and pa owned and both are extremely warm, welcoming and eager to please. Like others have noted, this is the Indian joint favored by natives themselves, always a great sign. Can't wait to try their other offerings. Everything is very reasonably priced (13$ was the high end) and so worth it for what seems to be homecooked food at it's very best. WINNER!!
(5)
Claire W.

I can't say enough about this place. The people are friendly and the food is amazing. It's hard to find, but it's worth looking for. When we asked if rice was served with our entree, the dude running the place leaned in close and said, "We are Indian. We'll serve rice with everything."
(5)
Anne B.

The best indian food in Boulder. Just devoured Chicken Mahkni, Samosas and Naan. YUM!
(5)
Derek K.

We stopped in here shortly after this shop opened. The chicken tikka masala was alright; but there was something slightly off about the flavor. The naan was also a bit dry. I recently went back and tried a curry dish. It was very flavorful and spiced just right for me. In addition the naan had improved drastically and the saag was delicious. The owner and his wife seemed a bit stand offish on my original visit; but were much more friendly this time. For the price this is probably the best Indian deal in Boulder.
(4)
Mohammed B.

Best halal food in boulder. I use to drive 50 mi for good halal non veg food but now it's right in boulder and I live in Longmont . Recommended dishes chicken kabob , fish masala . Chicken masala. Not expensive at all.
(5)
Rachel D.

I always read Yelp reviews and have never been so moved to write a review until today. Unfortunately, it was not because I was impressed. I called up and ordered the Chicken Makhni and an order of Garlic naan for delivery, Aside from the sticker shock - $17.50 before tip - I was really unhappy with my food. Not sure how an order of chicken in tomato sauce with a side of rice and naan can possibly come to $17.50 even with a hefty delivery fee but it did. The chicken was way bland, watery even. My issue is not with the level of spice. Mild food is fine so long as it has flavor. And the garlic naan had huge chunks of raw garlic all over it. Yuk. An expensive lesson learned...
(1)
Mike K.

Was not disappointed at all and will go back for sure. The owner(at least I think it was the owner) was helpful with ordering and as others wrote above, their hot is HOT. I don'd do Indian cuisine very often, but I will use this spot to expand my menu choices and find new dishes that I like.
(4)
Jonathan C.

Hands down some of the best indian food I have ever had. Price is awesome and the spice is perfect.
(5)
Janice W.

Excellent variety of Halal East Indian entrees. Take out seems to be popular but I recommend eating in so your meal is served to you on showy large silver trays.The seating is more like a donut shop but who cares when the price is so reasonable.
(4)
Scott S.

I'm in Boulder for the night and was looking for a good restaurant that was close by my hotel. This place is awesome! Very tasty food and very friendly owners who were making recommendations and making suggestions on how to save money. Thank you!
(5)
Jonathan V.

We went here for lunch and ordered from the specials. The service was really fast, and they honored our spicy-ness request. Very generous portions. I especially liked the steaming hot nan. And the meal even came with a side of pineapple! Very happy to have such an excellent Indian restaurant for lunch.
(5)
Vicky C.

This new spot is right by my house so when my boyfriend and I saw it going in we got super excited because we LOVE indian food. We stopped by last night and tried the Masala (YUM)! We ordered it hot and it was great. We are big fans of spicy and this was just the right amount of kick. We will definitely be going back.
(4)
Seth H.

When this place first opened I spent weeks telling everyone how good it was. Now it's obvious it's caught on and the expanded dining room is packed every time I go. However, that didn't stop me from being in and out in under 5 minutes when I just stopped on my way home from work to grab some take-out. INCREDIBLE. Before I could even kick back and surf my phone my name was being called and the quality of the food tastes like it was made just for me. I've been meaning to write a Yelp review for a long time but that sealed the deal for me. Everything I've had on the menu has been awesome and the dinner specials are hard to beat. I'm eating the mushroom mutter right now for the first time and I'll definitely be getting it again. If you're thinking about going, just do it. You've just found your new favorite Indian food in Boulder.
(5)
Divyashree R.

Quick delivery. Good food. Tastes very homemade which is nice. It's a good place to get food fast after a long day.
(4)
Elizabeth A.

I'm not an Indian food connoisseur, but I did enjoy my meal from Curry N Kebob. I had the mild Chicken Masala; it was savory and slightly sweet with plenty of rice and naan bread. Enough food for two servings for me! I thought this was an affordable and yummy meal. I'll eat here again!
(4)
Thomas C.

Hands down best Indian food I've ever had. You also get so much food for the price you pay. It always ends up being two meals worth. A must try
(5)
Nick T.

The naan was good. The food looked fresh and was well presented on the thali. The chicken masala was really sweet, which I was not used to and do not prefer. It's like sugar was added, but I'm not sure why. Also I ordered medium spice because it was my first time. Turns out I couldn't really taste any spicyness, guess I should have chosen hot.
(3)
Andrea P.

Wow. After eating here for the first time, I ended up going back 4 more times in a two week span. I haven't had much experience with Indian food, so I wasn't sure what to expect at first. This place has set the bar very high for my experience with Indian restaurants. The chana masala lunch special was mouth watering good! Each time I go there, I can't stop eating because the food is so tasty and flavorful, so I walk away over-stuffed and completely satisfied. The service is extremely fast, pleasant and polite. There are really cool decorations, tapestries, and artwork on the walls. The dining area is very clean and the workers in dining area are always on their toes when a table gets up. I highly recommend Curry and Kebab to anyone, especially those who have yet to experience Indian food.
(5)
Kayla K.

My boyfriend and I love this place. We order the chicken masala and its great everytime.
(4)
Nick P.

Amazing food. The coconut rice is a must. The prices are really good considering how much food you get. Everything I've had is delicious and I try to stop by anytime I am in Boulder.
(5)
Riza H. C.

WHAT??? They expand their Dining space?? That's a good sign I whisper to myself. My recent visit was on Friday evening, JUNE 14th 2013 after running some errands near this neighborhood with my Parents and Hubs. My Parents were so hungry coz it was indeed a very LATE DINNER. Time was about 20:45hrs ish. I was worried that they might ran out of food... but while we came in and decide to have our dinner that evening, MAN this place was jamming with other patrons alike, be it, the ones who also decide to dine in and other patrons who opt to have TO GO ITEMS.... Many Many Patrons mind you, coz when we were there, I observed lots of Dinner BOXES TO GO, were waiting for those who came earlier than us... From what I could recall these were the items we ordered that evening : * Meat Samosas ($3.50) * Naan ($1.50) * Lamb Masala ($10.50) * Beef Vindaloo (Hubs order) ($10.00) * Lamb Tikka Kabob (My order) ($11.00) * Mango Lassi ($2.50) * Fountain Drink for Hubs ($1.50) The service was prompt and all our food came out piping hot and fast. That is good in our books. 8 Thumbs Up, Curry & Kebob! Kudos for that!! My parents shared The Meat Samosas, and The Lamb Masala. The Meat Samosas were OK, but my Dad liked his order of Lamb Masala ALOT and he said the flavor was there and he liked his order of Naan too. As for my mum, she felt that the Lamb Masala was slightly too spicy for her liking. Hubs order the Beef Vindaloo, he said it was just A-OK, coz the portion of meat and potatoes are equally the same. Hubs thought that the Vindaloo should just contain gravy and meat, but this dish made by Curry N Kebob was loaded with potatoes. As for me the Lamb Tikka Kebob, was as good as I could ever recall and its was SPICY as I want it to be. A good LATE DINNER evening with the family indeed. Definitely MANY Returns to this Curry & Kebob establishment in the future when needed especially it has been our "staples" finds in Boulder. @129/2013
(4)
David A.

I came to lunch here twice while on business travel. Very tasty food, and plentiful portions at affordable prices. The chicken makhni is delicious. I opted for tapioca instead of fruit. Not a large restaurant but there is adequate seating. Could be rather busy if you show up at noon.
(4)
Sarah Z.

This is the best Indian food in Colorado that I've had so far. Great value/price point.
(5)
Mosleh a.

Good food and bad Stuff.. You can't go wrong with lamb biryani , chicken Masada is not bad too However not all the food are good Also, the restaurant is not so clean and has lots of flys Finally, this restaurant is kind of expensive for what you get.
(2)
E S.

Their dinner special is awesome (although I don't think the veggie options have every changed in the 3 months we've been going...) and the staff is very nice!!!
(5)
Andrew K.

This place is amazing! I had the tandoori duck, chicken masala , and rice pudding. The naan was fresh and delicious. Great variety of cold beverages. My time here was soo great, I had to order another tandoori duck to go!
(5)
Peter B.

This is hands down my favorite place in Boulder to eat for lunch! Their lunch specials are fantastic! It's not authentically spicy like I had hoped when I heard it was 5 star rated but the flavors are always spot on. Spices are fresh and vibrant. I typically going with the Chicken Mahkini and get it extra extra hot but most of my co-workers are content with medium. Depends on your preference. All the lunch dishes come with rice, a small thing of candied fruit as a palette cleanser and a fried onion fritter. I don't like onions but that fritter is incredible. And did I forget to mention the naan? Good god the naan bread is some of the best I've had. Fresh from the oven every time. This is a MUST TRY if you live here or are in the area!
(5)
Matthew P.

Quick, easy and inexpensive. They run great lunch and dinner deals for large plates.
(5)
Toby S.

This is just a great place for good food! Fast, tasty, fun place and great people! Keep up the good work!
(5)
Israel A.

Best Indian in Boulder? Well that's not hard. Even the $$$ Indian places in Boulder are crap. This beats them all, and then there's the price!! Less than $10 for a huge lunch. They even asked how spicy I wanted it. I ordered hot, and it was!! Nice! Will be back for sure.
(5)
Erin N.

I am so so incredibly happy! A long time ago, I used to work at an Indian restaurant, and keema mutter was oneof my favorite things. We ate here today because I was hungry, it was close, and I saw "keema" on the menu. So very delicious, and fast too! And they had duck and goat on the menu. Lunch can be had for as little as $7.95. I could not be more pleased.
(5)
Amy D.

After trying all the Indian restaurants in Boulder, Curry n Kebob wins, hands down! Their lunch special is the best option. It comes with naan, rice, a veggie fritter and dipping sauce, a bit of canned pineapple for a sweet finish and of course your choice of entrees from a small selection. It's a great price at $7.95 for the whole thing. Personally, I think you can't go wrong with the chicken makhani. The atmosphere is simple and casual, but the food makes up for an ambiance you feel you may have missed elsewhere. My only complaint is that the dinner option is identical, but a higher price. But then, that's just about everywhere these days.
(5)
Karen S.

Here's my advice if you're fastidious and health conscious diner like me. 1. Curry N Kebob is ranked #1 restaurant in Boulder on Yelp but it is just your average Indian food. So take Yelp reviews with a big grain of salt. I think this place is popular because you can get entrees for $10 but if you're looking for cheap, you can get even cheaper Indian at Trader Joes or make it yourself. 2. I like meals with a healthy mix of protein and veggies and whole grains. Most meals come with white rice and white nan, no veggies or whole grains. 3. If I'm going to spend $10 on Indian, I'd rather get a buffet instead of a single entrÃ©e. 4. The $9.95 specials come with an Onion bajai (don't eat it, deep fried food is very unhealthy) and some canned pineapple. Don't be seduced by these free sides vs. getting what you really want as they are not worth it. 5. Every time I eat Indian, I feel like there's a painful bowling ball in my stomach for hours afterward. If this happens to you, don't delude yourself into thinking this time might be different. After this meal, my fiancÃ©e and I have sworn off Indian forever as the 5 hour stomachache wasn't worth it.
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Jill L.

My brother and I have been looking for some good Indian food in Colorado. We ordered the chicken tiki masala, mild to medium. There was no flavor, even if we would have ordered hot, would have just been bland and hot. Lots of food for your money, but would have like a more authentic flavor.
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Sonia S.

My hubby's and mine favorite place to eat Indian food when we visit Boulder. Chicken Kabob and Chicken Masala are delicious!!! The food comes in a big plate with amazing Naan, rice, onion bhaji and pineapple. Its a decent, casual place, and amazing food for the price. We have been to few Indian restaurants in Denver and at most of the places: there is too much curry and few chicken pieces; the curry color would not come off your finger if you accidentally touch it; and too much butter in Naan. This place is nothing like that and just great! Must try!!
(5)
Nick S.

This place is a Must Stop whenever I come to Boulder. I love indian food but most of the other indian restaurants I've been to make too much spicy food and use too much eatable color in the food. This place is different. It's not fancy but they are good at whatever they make here. Again do not expect to take your date here as this is very casual place. Very good food. Highly recommended!!
(5)
Jay E.

OK, we've been here about a dozen more times, and several of the dishes are excellent - you just have to know what to get. In general, the vegetarian entrees are all spectacular: Saag Paneer, Bharta Makhni, Chana Masala, Malai Kofta, etc. Whenever we order chicken it is usually a bit dry and overcooked (in Chicken Tikki Masala). The naan is just mediocre - it is a bit on the dry side and not that flavorful, but it's not bad. The daal soup is very disappointing - the daal at Gurkhas has a lot more flavors (cilantro, garlic, spice). It is always crowded but the service tends to be pretty efficient which is the opposite of the norm for restaurants of this cuisine! The service is also a bit curt and not that friendly but they're not rude either and they're just trying to get through all the orders. I've tried every Indian/Nepalese restaurant in Boulder, and overall Curry N Kebob is one of the top four places, along with Gurkha's, Tiffin's, and Nepal Cuisine.
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Lena C.

My go-to place for Indian food. Their lunch and dinner dine-in specials are cheap and filling. You can only choose from their specials board, which causes you to go out of your comfort zone (though they usually have a chicken masala option). Great naan bread and I personally love the onion baji. Quick service too! I don't eat Indian anywhere else in Boulder.
(5)
Pat B.

Awesome food, one of the best i have had in the unitesd States in indian cuisine, and i am from India!!! $7 combo buys so much quantity that you can easily take home the rest for another meal!
(5)
Kristen H.

I love this fast casual restaurant that doesn't look like much from the outside. The food is wonderful- lots of spice and seasoning, well balanced and it always tastes freshly made to me unlike some of the other places I have been to in Boulder.
(5)
Peter H.

This place has expanded over the last year due to how amazing the food is. The lunch specials (especially the vegetarian curries) are very flavorful and they give you generous portions of rice and naan. The eggplant curry with peas gets me very time! They've also renovated quite a bit and the service has improved!
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Ashish R.

One of the worst Indian food joints. This is coming from an Indian. The biryani is just pulao, there is nothing biryani about it.. The chicken tikka masala is so bland and it's like tomato boiled with chicken and so is chicken jhalfrezi... One should go to Gurkhas on the hill for tikka and rest of the dinner for anything else should go to tandoori grill
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K J.

Meh. We were really disappointed after seeing the rave reviews on here. I don't know what the fuss is all about. My boyfriend and I got the chicken masala and paneer masala. They were bland and flavorless. The Indian frozen meals at Trader Joe's are better. The naan and samosas were good though. I hope we can find a much better Indian place in Boulder.
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Leah H.

It was really good indian food but ordering my food spicy, it still barely had any kick. thats the only bad thing that I would have to say about this place. but everything else is fantastic.
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Dog L.

Awesome food. Had the Chicken Dansak for lunch, and my daughter had the Chicken kabobs for lunch and both of us where very happy. We had lunch and the food per dollar is good here. Big lunch and worth every dime. Really looking forward to coming for dinner with the whole family!!
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Hope S.

Consistently good food and delivery works out great!
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Eric G.

I have an interesting review.. Just a heads up. I love the food here. Its quick, reasonably priced, and appeals to my own taste. (I'm Asian) I usually go with the kebob or meatball soup, but i like their marsala as well. A few weeks back, i left a 51$ tip by accident. I usually leave 2$ on a 10$ meal, and since all my bills were new and crisp i mistook a 50 for a 1. I didn't realize this until the next day and i called. The owner said he knew it was a mistake and was happy i called. He held on to it until i could pick it up two days later. I would have been happy with a 50$ voucher but i got cash back. I work as a chef and i have been in the restaurant biz for a little while. Many servers would pocket that with no intention of returning it. The fact that the owner returned it to me shows the integrity in which they run this business, and the value/respect they have for their customers. They will have my faithful business as long as I'm in the boulder area. I know the profit from my business alone will exceed 50$ within a 2 week time frame, so it was definitely a smart move by the owner. =)
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Meg E.

I've only been in Colorado a few days and already went to this place twice for lunch. The portions are generous and the food is great. You order at the counter and can sit in the casual restaurant ... with decent views of the mountains from the window seats. The wait staff is also very friendly. Love this place!
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Anthony C.

Understand first that from the outside, this looks like a pizza joint where you order by the slice. However nothing could be further from reality. The interior is nothing fancy but serviceable in decor and spotless in appearance. The food is very, very good and the prices (especially for Boulder: the 24 square miles surrounded by reality {who else would decide to go into the utility business??Don Quixote?}),- OUTSTANDING. Perhaps the next outstanding feature of the place is their website. They use a service/plugin called OrderAhead that is awesome. You select, customize, place & pay for your order via a browser. Then at the appointed time show up and pickup your meal. I did that tonight and it worked brilliantly. Pulled in, walked in, picked up and drove away in about 2 min. with and outstanding meal for 3 people. What could be better? They did forget one Nan but that was nothing compared to the overall transaction. My second meal here; definitely a keeper.
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Amber B.

I can't say enough good things about this place. The food, every single bite of every single item, is delicious. The people are always very friendly and it is definitely the BEST post climbing dinner out there. I've tried a lot on the menu (it's long!) but my favorite is the lamb saag and my manfriend usually gets the veggie cylon. As we are gluten free we usually get the papadons which are made with chick pea flower. I've been going to this place since before the fancy remodel and as long as the food stays at this caliber with the prices this good, I will keep going here! All I can say is nom nom.
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Eliza K.

On our weekly family brunch we stopped in for some Indian food and were pleasantly surprised by a great meal! A very good value and plenty to take home for another meal. I highly recommend it!
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Roy A.

Yup. Ditto! One of the best since I was last in India. And without honking traffic and cows wandering the streets outside!
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Address : 3050 28th St
Boulder, CO, 80301
Phone (720) 328-4696
Website https://www.currynkebob.com
Click To Get Directions

Opening Hours

Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm

Specialities

Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes

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Curry n Kebob

3050 28th St, Boulder, CO, 80301

Curry n Kebob Menu

Beverages

Appetizers and Soups

Vegetarian and Vegan

Curries

Tandoori and Kebob

Naan

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Daily Specials

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Beverages

Appetizers and Soups

Vegetarian and Vegan

Curries

Tandoori and Kebob

Naan

Condiments

Daily Specials

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