Just Curry

The curry is reasonably good, but it is outrageously overpriced for what you are actually getting. I Have eaten at a lot of curry places. The portion sizes and so forth are just about normal and traditional. However, you are self-​serving, so it’s not as though you are being served at a table. You go in, stand in a line, somebody puts a little bit of food into a container for you, and you go outside and sit down to eat. If it were a restaurant, it would be different, but for what it is here, it just feels about twice overpriced. And to top it all off, I didn’t feel like I was really being served exceptionally well. The man behind the counter just kind of stood there and handed things to people without looking at them or interacting at them.

I had to have the lamb, I was told the goat is only available on Wednesdays and Fridays. Portions are generous waiting to visit one more time.

Convenient and great location. FOODIE Heaven! Everything is fresh and the spices are homemade. You can dial it up and make it spicy or keep it mild. Welcome addition to the CVille food scene. Its Indo-​Carribean flare is authentic. I love this spot! The chicken and curry… wow…culinary Mozart! It all works… nice job JUST CURRY! Best in class!

Great service. Food came out quick. However, the curry was very mediocre to be honest. It was fine, not bad, but the prices were outrageous. For two medium entrees no drinks plus tax it was $ 24. Rather expensive for just curry.

This is a great spot. Very friendly people and the food is really good as well. I normally get butter chicken which isn’t too spicy. Give it a try.

I visited on a Friday afternoon around 3pm. I was immediately greeted by a friendly gentleman. I told him I’d never been there before and needed a few minutes to check out the menu. The menu is specifically Indo-​Caribbean. I ordered the vegetarian curry in mini size. The mini size was $ 6 and definitely enough for a meal for me. All the curries are available in 3 sizes. All sizes come over rice and with plantains. They also offer chicken, butter chicken, lamb, and beef curry as well as various sides. Anyway, the same man who greeted me went into the kitchen and prepared my food. It came out quickly. As for the actual curry, it was good. Nothing spectacular, but I added some of their housemade spicy sauce which made it delightful. There were only a few other customers in the place, which was a little surprising. I believe this place has only opened recently, but I suggest giving it a try. Its something different on the downtown mall and pretty cheap. If you’ve never tried Indo-​Caribbean food, give it a shot. Who can go wrong with plantains?