Curry Up Now

Employee mandate
Apr 2nd, 2024

I was so excited to try this place, and I was quite disappointed in it. Be aware that when you make your order, they don't prepare your whole order all at once (like most quick serve resturants do) and serve it to you all at once. So if you are the type who likes to sit around and wait until everybody gets their food to start eating, you'll be eating very ice cold food. We had four people in our group, and it took 15+ minutes between each person to get our meals, and the fourth person never got their meal. We waited 35 minutes, and I finally went up front and asked about it, and they told us they would get it right away. We waited 15 more minutes, and then my husband went up. The good thing is they offered to refund us the burrito price for my daughters order. Also, they charged us an employee mandate charge of almost $4. I have no clue what that was for at all. And no one asked us if they could charge us that. My husband also asked about that and demanded a refund, which they did. Now, as far as the food goes, it is good. I & my daughters boyfriend had Talli plate which was a bit expensive for quick serve Indian street food, $19, my husband has the fried Chicken sandwich $13 which obviouslyhad been sitting becauae it was cold, and when my daughter finally got her burrito 1 hour& 20 minutes later from our ordertime, it was $15 and drinks are $4.50. Our entire bill for 4 of us with drinks, tax, and the extra charge was $90. With these types of prices, I think we would have been better off going to a sit-down full service restaurant. Needless to say, I'm not sure that I can convince my husband to try this place again. I am one of those people who always gives a restaurant a second chance because mistakes happen, wrong employees are hired, whatever. But my husband was so upset when we left there, I don't know that we will ever be back. I do think the owners need to rethink the way the kitchen works. Whether you are busy or not busy when a party of two or more people come in together, they should be getting their food together or within a couple minutes of each other. I also think the owners should reconsider their employee mandate charge. If you're going to charge something to your customers, you need to tell them why & no one could tell us what that was for. Just some food for thought
Mar 27th, 2024

Despite its fast-casual setup, this is one of my favourite places to order Indian food. The chicken biryani is delicious with fragrant basmati rice and juicy chicken chunks. I also like the bite-sized and large versions of the crunchy samosas. I'm a huge fan of street food, and Curry Up Now does it best.
Mar 26th, 2024

In my opinion, Naan was not really typical oven baked and most likely store bought. The mini Samoosa was also tasted like Trader's Joe's. Daal is not yellow. Not a typical authentic Indian food restaurant.
Mar 25th, 2024

Parking: Nearest parking is Nordstrom lot so be patient or park at the Target lot / structure and make the walk over Kid-friendliness: Faster casual, and counter service.
Mar 24th, 2024