Curry in the Box
3519 University Ave, Madison, WI, 53705
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Address :
3519 University Ave
Madison, WI, 53705 - Phone (608) 238-1900
- Website https://www.curryintheboxuniversity.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
Categories
India is the birth place of Chicken Tikka Masala and Curries. Indian foods are prepared with a blend of finely mixed spices quite popular across the region. The spices develop the rich taste in Indian food enough to boggle your mind. The ever-increasing fan base of Indian food around the New York city is steadily increasing because of the large number of Indians who traveled to the land of dreams. The Indians also brought their very own vibrant, colorful, and aromatic authentic dishes for the people in the West. While most of the Indian population is Vegetarian, Indian food is great for people who are looking for vegan or vegetarian food option. If you are a Meat lover, don't get disappointed yet. Indian food also boasts of some popular non-vegetarian dishes too. Few examples are the famous Butter Chicken, Mutton Biryani and Tandoori Chicken are enough to satisfy your taste buds.
Indian food has gained reputation all over the world especially in the United States. You can find many places serving the appetizing Indian food across all major cities in the US. India is a diverse country with different food culture originated from different parts of the country. While the Northern region boasts tandoori dishes and korma offering royal taste, the Western Ghats offers sea foods that is made in naturally sweet tender coconut milk. The South Indian food servers a quality of different dishes made from rice accompanied with spicy chutneys, curries and famous sambhar. Also, the Indian sweets are a delight to relish. If you ever want to have a burst of sugar syrup in mouth, don't forget to try few Bengali Sweets. Be it spicy, tangy, or sweet flavor, you can find everything in the Indian cuisine. Be assured that the melody of spices will surely bring delight to you.
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K V.
Good stuff- fast and casual. I can't say it's authentic Thai, but it's good, and the 3-star spicy dishes are nice and spicy. Much better than Sa-Bai Thong, not as good as Suwanasak (which is neither fast nor all that great for dine-in). The chicken wrap on the kid's menu is "normal" enough that my picky kid loved it, and the dishes described as not spicy were not spicy like my wife likes.
(4)Brian C.
Great spot. Just opened on University-- I frequented the spot on Fitch Hatchery for quite a while prior. They do a great job with the basics of Indian and Thai without being overpriced, and with portions that are reasonable.
(4)Alycia R.
I love this place! As someone with allergies I really appreciate the gluten and dairy free options. The curry is amazing and I highly recommend the University Ave location. The staff is friendly and my order is ready in under 20 minutes ALWAYS.
(4)Rudy V.
What a dilemma! So many tempting dishes on the menu and I can only order one. The quality of the ingredients and preparation easily matches any Asian restaurant in town. But with the counter service and informal atmosphere, I enjoy bargain prices. I don't recommend the small- sized egg rolls. Everything else on the menu has been a delightful dining experience. And, obvious effort has been devoted to keeping the place clean. I highly recommend Curry in a Box.
(5)Evan K.
The Fish Hatchery location has been a must stop for me for years now. I always hoped they would expand to a location with more visibility and traffic, because this place was a hidden gem. There are probably 30 different curries you can order, all of which are incredibly flavorful and colorful. They also have noodle dishes for the less adventurous, and Roti bread that's basically doughy mouth crack. The atmosphere is first rate for a counter service joint, and the owners are incredibly nice and gracious. Couldn't be happier about this new location. Highly recommended.
(5)April Y.
I ordered vegetable mixed curry with tofu and Iced Thai tea for $12.86, and waited for 27min! but the food was good though. Actually I can't distinguish different kinds of curry. But like the curry I had. May come back again. Order and pay first at and sit and wait for food.
(4)Sallie Jo C.
I can't get enough of this place. Seriously. I crave it. The chicken and sweet potato curry is outstanding. I like to order it for takeout and make two meals out of it. Now that I'm writing this review, I think I'm going to order it for dinner tonight... It's an interesting place because it's sort of like a Noodles & Co or Panera where the menu and posters and signs around the restaurant are very professionally done and they've clearly engaged with a professional firm to create and promote their brand. It's different from most Asian restaurants I visit (like the one across the street that used to be a coffee shop and still has coffee wallpaper but is now a Chinese restaurant). They are clearly building a brand with their two Madison locations, and I can easily see them expanding well beyond this in the coming years. I found the ingredients to be fresh and high quality and the service to be fast enough to still be considered fast food, but slow enough to know that someone is actually making it to order. Although it is counter service, everyone I've talked to there has been friendly and helpful. Definitely a winner for good curry comfort food.
(5)Kelsi B.
I came here when they first opened for takeout. I was very disappointed in their service as it took 30 minutes for my food to come out (even though the restaurant seemed empty). So when I came here a second time for takeout I was very happy to see that their service has improved a lot! My food only took 5-10 minutes this time - Yay! I've now had the Volcano Chicken and the Panang Curry with Tofu. Out of those two the Panang Curry was definitely my favorite. The sauce that came with the Volcano Chicken was too sweet for me, however the Panang sauce had just the right amount of heat/sweetness. All of the veggies and proteins are cooked very well, my favorite is definitely the sweet potatoes mixed in. I also ordered 2 Crab Rangoons on my last visit. They were okay, not the best I've ever had but I would order them again. For quick and fairly cheap thai food, this place hits the spot!
(4)Eric B.
The new Univeristy Ave. location is fantastic. Perhaps even better than the original Fitchburg location. We ordered a Steamed Pork Bun, Sweet Potato Curry Chicken, and Khao Soi Noodle Chicken. The standout was the Khao Soi Noodle Chicken. It has a wonderful yellow curry sauce with chicken, carrots, zucchini, mushrooms, noodles. The curry sauce is so good it's suitable to just eat with a spoon like soup. The noodles in this such worked well - I think even preferable to the same sort of dish with rice. This dish and the University Ave. location are going to be my new Westside Thai go to joint. Well let's be honest, the Westside has been craving a good Thai joint and now we have one. Companion said her Sweet Potato Curry was "...tasty!" My pork bun was fantastic. Steamed Buns - yes I said steamed buns cans be overly sweet - but this one was really very savory. Most satisfying steamed bun I've had in a long time. I also had a Thai Iced Tea - comets serviceable. You order at the counter and within minutes your food arrives steaming hot. The total bill for our meal was a under $25 - a bargain. Eat locally - Eat at Curry in the Box!
(5)Alesha P.
Very tasty! This is the first time I've been to curry in a box and I have to say that it was pretty yummy. After checking out the many different options on the menu I went with the panang chicken curry. It had zucchini, squash, chicken, carrots and peas with a little kick of a curry sauce added in. Lunch date had the peanut delight which was very good also but too much peanut for me. It was good to switch off from one to the other when the panang got a little spicy. The service was extremely quick and the food came out piping hot! ( be careful if you are too excited like I was) The dishes were accompanied by a bowl of white rice that was cooked to perfection. One thing that kind of sucked was the parking. But well worth it to wait for an open spot :)
(4)Jamie C.
Thai food that is as good, if not better, than any in Thai restaurants. The portion was generous and the souce was flavorful and not so thick. I had the jungle curry. Medium spicy is true to description (ie. It has a good kick but not overwhelming).
(4)Gavin M.
Mediocre food and the wait staff is awful. I stood there for 15 minutes while they finished up my take-out order. (1 entrée) It turns out my food was sitting on the counter behind the cashier, but I guess she couldn't be bothered to turn around and look for it. The other location doesn't seem to have this problem, totally unprofessional.
(2)Nawa D.
Really really wanted to like this place but yet again the food has failed ! Decided to give this place a second try and ordered envy green curry (the menu stated it was spicy) and that's what I was in mood for. Food was super salty and has no spice to it.. I could barely finish it. I hate writing negative reviews but this was awful. Last time I had ordered chicken tika masala and it was less than average. The pro: cute place and friendly service. Con: if ur in mood for spicy skip this place.. Won't be returning
(1)Ben P.
I like this place and have been a handful of times. The curry is ok, which is what you need to know. It is a quick, over the counter joint and the curry is ok. Not showing off and not falling behind....the meaty part of the curve if you will. Parking can be a bit of an issue. They share a lot with Starbucks and it looks like there is a crowd chilling in SB while I am looking for a space in the lot to pick up my curry! Not good. Finally I like the diversity of the menu. You can venture through Asia and India on their menu pretty quickly. Sometimes I smile looking at my plate in the diversity. Go, it isn't gourmet but for a late night dinner, I'm there.
(3)Rabble Rabbler H.
I love Curry in the Box. HOWEVER, it takes at least an hour to get delivery from either location. I usually end up calling them to ask about the order. Keep that in mind when ordering at a normal meal time. Also, their chai is obviously from a power...
(3)Zoey M.
Tried two different curries (panang and red curry) for lunch takeout. The curry is more watery than other curries I've had. Flavor was okay, but sadly nothing special. Roti was good and the portions were reasonable, so good value if nothing else.
(3)Smitha M.
We stopped by 3 in the noon and are surprised , as they did serve yummy and hot lunch even though we are the only customers . The place is a well maintained with neatly arranged tables which can fit a max of 50 customers at a time , it is even well located which is just a minute or two away from main street . We unexpectedly dined in here as we are traveling through , and it happened to be a odd time to visit a restaurant. They serve explicit asian cuisine and we are pretty much satisfied with the food . I ordered indian and my hubby ordered thai , which are both full of authentic flavors . The price is expensive as it is not a fine dine but the quality of the food really made up to the price . I recommend this restaurant to dine in for asian food .
(4)Marc T.
I'm a big Indian fan and so when Curry in the Box opened up I was excited to have another option -- and especially one that had Thai options (which is my wife's favorite). Their cost per dish was average but trying different things added up and I wound up spending close to what I would've if I had gone to a place that wasn't "fast food"-y. I think in their drive to do a little of Column A and a little of Column B with their menu they wound up falling a little short in execution. I think the best way I can describe it is that it is white-washed Indian and Thai. It's not bad, but it didn't scratch the itch I get when I crave Indian, nor for my wife when she craves Thai. With the wide array of options for actual Indian or Thai in the area I don't know expect that is enough to bring us back.
(3)Danielle K.
Curry in the Box was recommended to me back in its Fitchburg infancy. The times I popped by the Box was not open. Since opening the Shorewood location, I've been a few times for dine in and carry out. +flavorful, good quality ingredients +lots of selections but not too big of a menu +white rice is perfect +decor is on point +quick assembly/prep (5 minutes from counter order to out the door during the dinner hour) -Tikki Masala had 4 pieces of Asian style chicken. If it was 4 oz. I'd be surprised. My carry out container was mostly sauce. After adding the whole container of white rice to the sauce and eating every spoonful I was temporarily full. For $9 I've paid for more protein. Relying on the sauce/carbs to fill a person seems like penny pinching that ought not be. (And I'm a petite person with a "bird like" appetite, I've been told.) -I've come here after finding my fave area Asian restaurant is no longer at Hilldale. It would be nice if service was friendly or appreciative of my business. He who is welcoming wins! All in all, worth giving a shot. Some room for improvement. Easy changes to be made for an increased rating. I wouldn't recommend it unless someone requested this specific cuisine in this neighborhood but I would consider going back again when hungry for fast Asian cuisine.
(3)Honesty H.
Good Thai food for a reasonable price. I had the Penang curry noodles with chicken and was very satisfied with the flavors and quality.
(5)Jeff B.
The Sweet Potato Curry with tofu (substituted for chicken) was a wonderful post-workout meal. The sauce was rich and flavorful (you decide the level of spice) with plenty of vegetables. I've eaten at the Fitchburg location several times, so I was overjoyed to see them open in my neighborhood. The space is quiet and comfortable with a mix of booths and tables. Place your order at the counter and they bring your meal to your table.
(4)Ellie H.
Best Tom ka soup in town! I also love the Pad kee Mao. Great vegetarian and vegan options!
(5)Mary B.
Great thai food, and fast. I would definitely go there again.
(5)Grace L.
The curry tastes good but a bit salty. Given the reasonable price I will come back if I'm craving for Thai curry.
(3)Jeff F.
Great curry and some nice jazz in background. Loved the peanut sauce. Will be coming back to try other dishes
(4)Lori P.
So excited they opened a second location in my neighborhood! My go-to is the Mixed Veggie Curry with the warm roti bread. Delicious!
(4)Val M.
Excellent curry! Love the sweet potato chicken curry. Very impressed and a great price
(5)Mark W.
I MUST tell the world about how delicious Curry in the Box is. Everything about my visit was exceptional and I've recommended it to a few friends already. They have a bit of an advantage in that I love Thai food, but what I wasn't expecting was how much I would love a dish that wasn't Pad Thai. I got the Pineapple Curry to go and asked if it could be less spicy (was listed as a 2 pepper spicy rating). The cashier said they could add some extra pineapple juice to the sauce and take care of it. Nice! The food was so so good. My friend got the green curry with tofu and it was also excellent, albeit a little spicier. We got our food within 10 minutes of ordering and both raved about it. Nicely done! I WILL be back!
(5)Ben P.
I like this place and have been a handful of times. The curry is ok, which is what you need to know. It is a quick, over the counter joint and the curry is ok. Not showing off and not falling behind....the meaty part of the curve if you will. Parking can be a bit of an issue. They share a lot with Starbucks and it looks like there is a crowd chilling in SB while I am looking for a space in the lot to pick up my curry! Not good. Finally I like the diversity of the menu. You can venture through Asia and India on their menu pretty quickly. Sometimes I smile looking at my plate in the diversity. Go, it isn't gourmet but for a late night dinner, I'm there.
(3)Smitha M.
We stopped by 3 in the noon and are surprised , as they did serve yummy and hot lunch even though we are the only customers . The place is a well maintained with neatly arranged tables which can fit a max of 50 customers at a time , it is even well located which is just a minute or two away from main street . We unexpectedly dined in here as we are traveling through , and it happened to be a odd time to visit a restaurant. They serve explicit asian cuisine and we are pretty much satisfied with the food . I ordered indian and my hubby ordered thai , which are both full of authentic flavors . The price is expensive as it is not a fine dine but the quality of the food really made up to the price . I recommend this restaurant to dine in for asian food .
(4)Marc T.
I'm a big Indian fan and so when Curry in the Box opened up I was excited to have another option -- and especially one that had Thai options (which is my wife's favorite). Their cost per dish was average but trying different things added up and I wound up spending close to what I would've if I had gone to a place that wasn't "fast food"-y. I think in their drive to do a little of Column A and a little of Column B with their menu they wound up falling a little short in execution. I think the best way I can describe it is that it is white-washed Indian and Thai. It's not bad, but it didn't scratch the itch I get when I crave Indian, nor for my wife when she craves Thai. With the wide array of options for actual Indian or Thai in the area I don't know expect that is enough to bring us back.
(3)Danielle K.
Curry in the Box was recommended to me back in its Fitchburg infancy. The times I popped by the Box was not open. Since opening the Shorewood location, I've been a few times for dine in and carry out. +flavorful, good quality ingredients +lots of selections but not too big of a menu +white rice is perfect +decor is on point +quick assembly/prep (5 minutes from counter order to out the door during the dinner hour) -Tikki Masala had 4 pieces of Asian style chicken. If it was 4 oz. I'd be surprised. My carry out container was mostly sauce. After adding the whole container of white rice to the sauce and eating every spoonful I was temporarily full. For $9 I've paid for more protein. Relying on the sauce/carbs to fill a person seems like penny pinching that ought not be. (And I'm a petite person with a "bird like" appetite, I've been told.) -I've come here after finding my fave area Asian restaurant is no longer at Hilldale. It would be nice if service was friendly or appreciative of my business. He who is welcoming wins! All in all, worth giving a shot. Some room for improvement. Easy changes to be made for an increased rating. I wouldn't recommend it unless someone requested this specific cuisine in this neighborhood but I would consider going back again when hungry for fast Asian cuisine.
(3)Zoey M.
Tried two different curries (panang and red curry) for lunch takeout. The curry is more watery than other curries I've had. Flavor was okay, but sadly nothing special. Roti was good and the portions were reasonable, so good value if nothing else.
(3)Mark W.
I MUST tell the world about how delicious Curry in the Box is. Everything about my visit was exceptional and I've recommended it to a few friends already. They have a bit of an advantage in that I love Thai food, but what I wasn't expecting was how much I would love a dish that wasn't Pad Thai. I got the Pineapple Curry to go and asked if it could be less spicy (was listed as a 2 pepper spicy rating). The cashier said they could add some extra pineapple juice to the sauce and take care of it. Nice! The food was so so good. My friend got the green curry with tofu and it was also excellent, albeit a little spicier. We got our food within 10 minutes of ordering and both raved about it. Nicely done! I WILL be back!
(5)April Y.
I ordered vegetable mixed curry with tofu and Iced Thai tea for $12.86, and waited for 27min! but the food was good though. Actually I can't distinguish different kinds of curry. But like the curry I had. May come back again. Order and pay first at and sit and wait for food.
(4)Sallie Jo C.
I can't get enough of this place. Seriously. I crave it. The chicken and sweet potato curry is outstanding. I like to order it for takeout and make two meals out of it. Now that I'm writing this review, I think I'm going to order it for dinner tonight... It's an interesting place because it's sort of like a Noodles & Co or Panera where the menu and posters and signs around the restaurant are very professionally done and they've clearly engaged with a professional firm to create and promote their brand. It's different from most Asian restaurants I visit (like the one across the street that used to be a coffee shop and still has coffee wallpaper but is now a Chinese restaurant). They are clearly building a brand with their two Madison locations, and I can easily see them expanding well beyond this in the coming years. I found the ingredients to be fresh and high quality and the service to be fast enough to still be considered fast food, but slow enough to know that someone is actually making it to order. Although it is counter service, everyone I've talked to there has been friendly and helpful. Definitely a winner for good curry comfort food.
(5)Kelsi B.
I came here when they first opened for takeout. I was very disappointed in their service as it took 30 minutes for my food to come out (even though the restaurant seemed empty). So when I came here a second time for takeout I was very happy to see that their service has improved a lot! My food only took 5-10 minutes this time - Yay! I've now had the Volcano Chicken and the Panang Curry with Tofu. Out of those two the Panang Curry was definitely my favorite. The sauce that came with the Volcano Chicken was too sweet for me, however the Panang sauce had just the right amount of heat/sweetness. All of the veggies and proteins are cooked very well, my favorite is definitely the sweet potatoes mixed in. I also ordered 2 Crab Rangoons on my last visit. They were okay, not the best I've ever had but I would order them again. For quick and fairly cheap thai food, this place hits the spot!
(4)Eric B.
The new Univeristy Ave. location is fantastic. Perhaps even better than the original Fitchburg location. We ordered a Steamed Pork Bun, Sweet Potato Curry Chicken, and Khao Soi Noodle Chicken. The standout was the Khao Soi Noodle Chicken. It has a wonderful yellow curry sauce with chicken, carrots, zucchini, mushrooms, noodles. The curry sauce is so good it's suitable to just eat with a spoon like soup. The noodles in this such worked well - I think even preferable to the same sort of dish with rice. This dish and the University Ave. location are going to be my new Westside Thai go to joint. Well let's be honest, the Westside has been craving a good Thai joint and now we have one. Companion said her Sweet Potato Curry was "...tasty!" My pork bun was fantastic. Steamed Buns - yes I said steamed buns cans be overly sweet - but this one was really very savory. Most satisfying steamed bun I've had in a long time. I also had a Thai Iced Tea - comets serviceable. You order at the counter and within minutes your food arrives steaming hot. The total bill for our meal was a under $25 - a bargain. Eat locally - Eat at Curry in the Box!
(5)Alesha P.
Very tasty! This is the first time I've been to curry in a box and I have to say that it was pretty yummy. After checking out the many different options on the menu I went with the panang chicken curry. It had zucchini, squash, chicken, carrots and peas with a little kick of a curry sauce added in. Lunch date had the peanut delight which was very good also but too much peanut for me. It was good to switch off from one to the other when the panang got a little spicy. The service was extremely quick and the food came out piping hot! ( be careful if you are too excited like I was) The dishes were accompanied by a bowl of white rice that was cooked to perfection. One thing that kind of sucked was the parking. But well worth it to wait for an open spot :)
(4)Jamie C.
Thai food that is as good, if not better, than any in Thai restaurants. The portion was generous and the souce was flavorful and not so thick. I had the jungle curry. Medium spicy is true to description (ie. It has a good kick but not overwhelming).
(4)Gavin M.
Mediocre food and the wait staff is awful. I stood there for 15 minutes while they finished up my take-out order. (1 entrée) It turns out my food was sitting on the counter behind the cashier, but I guess she couldn't be bothered to turn around and look for it. The other location doesn't seem to have this problem, totally unprofessional.
(2)Nawa D.
Really really wanted to like this place but yet again the food has failed ! Decided to give this place a second try and ordered envy green curry (the menu stated it was spicy) and that's what I was in mood for. Food was super salty and has no spice to it.. I could barely finish it. I hate writing negative reviews but this was awful. Last time I had ordered chicken tika masala and it was less than average. The pro: cute place and friendly service. Con: if ur in mood for spicy skip this place.. Won't be returning
(1)Rabble Rabbler H.
I love Curry in the Box. HOWEVER, it takes at least an hour to get delivery from either location. I usually end up calling them to ask about the order. Keep that in mind when ordering at a normal meal time. Also, their chai is obviously from a power...
(3)Rudy V.
What a dilemma! So many tempting dishes on the menu and I can only order one. The quality of the ingredients and preparation easily matches any Asian restaurant in town. But with the counter service and informal atmosphere, I enjoy bargain prices. I don't recommend the small- sized egg rolls. Everything else on the menu has been a delightful dining experience. And, obvious effort has been devoted to keeping the place clean. I highly recommend Curry in a Box.
(5)Evan K.
The Fish Hatchery location has been a must stop for me for years now. I always hoped they would expand to a location with more visibility and traffic, because this place was a hidden gem. There are probably 30 different curries you can order, all of which are incredibly flavorful and colorful. They also have noodle dishes for the less adventurous, and Roti bread that's basically doughy mouth crack. The atmosphere is first rate for a counter service joint, and the owners are incredibly nice and gracious. Couldn't be happier about this new location. Highly recommended.
(5)Brian C.
Great spot. Just opened on University-- I frequented the spot on Fitch Hatchery for quite a while prior. They do a great job with the basics of Indian and Thai without being overpriced, and with portions that are reasonable.
(4)Alycia R.
I love this place! As someone with allergies I really appreciate the gluten and dairy free options. The curry is amazing and I highly recommend the University Ave location. The staff is friendly and my order is ready in under 20 minutes ALWAYS.
(4)K V.
Good stuff- fast and casual. I can't say it's authentic Thai, but it's good, and the 3-star spicy dishes are nice and spicy. Much better than Sa-Bai Thong, not as good as Suwanasak (which is neither fast nor all that great for dine-in). The chicken wrap on the kid's menu is "normal" enough that my picky kid loved it, and the dishes described as not spicy were not spicy like my wife likes.
(4)Lori P.
So excited they opened a second location in my neighborhood! My go-to is the Mixed Veggie Curry with the warm roti bread. Delicious!
(4)Honesty H.
Good Thai food for a reasonable price. I had the Penang curry noodles with chicken and was very satisfied with the flavors and quality.
(5)Jeff B.
The Sweet Potato Curry with tofu (substituted for chicken) was a wonderful post-workout meal. The sauce was rich and flavorful (you decide the level of spice) with plenty of vegetables. I've eaten at the Fitchburg location several times, so I was overjoyed to see them open in my neighborhood. The space is quiet and comfortable with a mix of booths and tables. Place your order at the counter and they bring your meal to your table.
(4)Ellie H.
Best Tom ka soup in town! I also love the Pad kee Mao. Great vegetarian and vegan options!
(5)Mary B.
Great thai food, and fast. I would definitely go there again.
(5)Grace L.
The curry tastes good but a bit salty. Given the reasonable price I will come back if I'm craving for Thai curry.
(3)Jeff F.
Great curry and some nice jazz in background. Loved the peanut sauce. Will be coming back to try other dishes
(4)Val M.
Excellent curry! Love the sweet potato chicken curry. Very impressed and a great price
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