Kurry Masala Express

I would have given 3 stars if it was just the food, my extra star is mainly for the service we got. We went for dinner buffet on friday, they had less vegetarian options. The guy serving noticed that we were vegetarians and offered freshly made eggplant curry and aloo gobi on house which is very rare! They had awesome samosas with mango chutney. potato curry could have been better but aloo methi was pretty good. Attention to detail in service was amazing that we never ran out of even the napkins. Other Indian restaurants need to learn from this place as Indian restaurants don’t care about service in general.

While visiting family in Nashua we had a craving for Indian and tried this place. For the price, $ 11 per person, you can’t beat it. We all ordered the buffet and got to try a little bit of the 9 dishes, rice and our own basket of naan made to order. I would have liked to see a lamb dish available but other than that it was very delicious and would definitely return.

Loveee the food here! I always get palak paneer and try new things. The service is fast and the food is delicious! Can never go wrong with this place! :)

The least fun kind of review to write is where the owners and staff are fantastic, but the food is terrible. Unfortunately, that’s the case here. The staff is fantastic, super nice and accommodating.
I tried some staples to get a feel for the menu. The chicken tikka masala was average, props to a thick and not runny sauce, but was somewhat bland. The veggie pakoras were so dry they were nearly inedible and the samosas were undercooked. Even the rice was dry and had no seasoning. All the items I ordered were just really awful, improperly seasoned and not cooked properly. Props to the staff so two stars, but I won’t be back.

We ordered chhola bhatura which was delicious. We also ordered a couple somosas and veggie puffs. They both were good. We actually did not expect the place to be any good but I guess it was a pleasant surprise. I won’t say it was the best but does qualify for a delicious quick bite.

My boyfriend and I have been to Kurry Masala Express many times and we love it. It’s inexpensive takeout that hits the spot every time. The owner is extremely nice and will give samples if asked. He’s a blast to talk to also. I believe the owner is from Panjab region … well … I know the food is Northern Indian. And the food has been great, the spice is always complex, and the ingredients are fresh.
I don’t typically modify the spiciness of the orders. Some of his dishes are extremely spicy while others are flavorful. When I say spicy, I mean spicy. 10 out of 10. I have had conversations with the owner about the spiciness of the dishes and I get the sense he likes to keep the the dishes traditional. So if the dish is of medium spice, you may not be able to order it mild. So I make sure to either try a sample or ask about the spiciness before ordering.
For the price and convenience, you cannot get authentic Indian food this good!

Chana batura is great. Food here is fresh but not top notch. I wish they had more seating than an island in the center which is good for nothing.

Went here on March 7 this was my second visit here. Chats are expensive at 5 – 7 $ a piece. I also got shahi paneer which was not on the menu but they were kind enough to make it specially for me although it didn’t taste as good since they probably just made it because I had asked for it. Entrees come with yellow rice which was not fully cooked.
Place is good for take out and if you are in a rush. Not value for money.

Maybe I need to give it another try, but when I went they had a very limited menu, I left after the third thing I asked for wasn’t available. In an area with a large Indian population, there aren’t any good authentic restaurants.

Excellent — the chef himself came out to give us samples of the different dishes and threw in some extra naan with the meal.
The food was very tasty — better than a lot of other Indian places I’ve been to.
Overall an excellent little restaurant with affordable prices!

Very good Indian food that seems like a hybrid between restaurant and home cooked food.
The patiala lamb is particularly tasty.

I went here one day restaurant is clean. Food is okay I like my food spicy did not meet to my standard compared to other indian eateries in the area. I would still pick Café India over this place but I must say they do have good Samosas!

What a treat! I was across the street at BJs and decided I wanted something delicious for lunch. I remembered seeing this place on one of my trips north, so I Unilocaled it and saw many good reviews, so in I went. I ordered the Mixed Lunch special (I chose chicken tikka and a cauliflower potato curry) and an order of vegetable samosas. Everything was delicious and nicely spiced, but not too hot. The meal came with a piece of Roti and basmati rice. While I was waiting, I was offered a small bowl of yummy lentil soup! I’m happy I took the chance and will frequent this place often. The menu changes daily and the digital menu display was changing every few minutes, so that was a bit confusing. I wish there had been a static menu I could’ve looked at – but, that is my only complaint.

A relative recommended this place. I was skeptical at first. Good Indian food in New Hampshire? Doesn’t happen. I was very wrong. This was some of the best Indian food I’ve had in a long time. They had a nice selection of vegetarian and meat dishes, some you don’t usually see in Indian restaurants. The staff were helpful and patient in explaining what was in each dish. I would make a special trip from Mass to go to this place.

This is becoming one of my favorite take out places in Nashua. Authentic, savory, northern-​style Indian take-​out with freshly prepared Naan. The staff is pleasant and very helpful to me when I can’t make up my mind. I love trying something new every time I go, but the garlic naan is always a given… yum!

Authentic Indian street food. Its a good sign when you only see Indian immigrants frequenting the shop. They have a large variety of menu options available on a high tech menu board and they prepare your order in just a few minutes. If you are stopping at Global Flavors next door by all means stop here and get a quick snack to go.

Right next to the Global Flavors grocery in the shopping center next to Toyota of Nashua, Kurry Masala is a really nice option to have for a quick Indian dinner. It’s tasty, inexpensive, and fast, and there are a ton of options. The street food is really good, but Kurry Masala also has meat and vegetarian entrees that can be ordered alone or as part of a combo meal. The samosas are tasty too; a bit on the small side, but the combo meal comes with two of them. I would have liked a little chutney – I’m not sure if KM has it, but it wasn’t offered.

Chicken kebabs were nicely seasoned and moist. Too bad they didn’t have the lamb kebabs today, but the okra dish made up for it. Will go back for the kebabs and ginger beer.