Cumin And Curry

5/5 stars all around. The food is amazing and ALWAYS fresh. I over place pick up orders to go but seems anyone who dines in is having a good time. Very family oriented restaurant style environment. Do expect a bit of a wait if an order is placed in house, I would recommend calling in to order if waiting for at least 25 mins does not sound appealing. I have no complaints or criticism. They are truly the best Indian food in Columbus, I would highly recommend visiting and trying the lamb biriyani with garlic naan. 👍🏽

The food was pretty good, we ordered the Saag paneer which lacked some salt but had the right flavoring. We also had the Kadhai chicken, it was a good dish and had a good flavor profile. The last item we had was the Gajar ka halwa, which felt like ghee was on the lower side which took away the power of the dessert. Overall I would say 4 stars.

Cumin and Curry is an Indian culinary delight, offering a feast for the senses. The authenticity of their Indian cuisine is unparalleled, each dish bursting with rich flavors and aromatic spices. Amidst the delectable fare, the backdrop of Bollywood music creates a vibrant, immersive experience, transporting diners to the heart of India. The attentive staff adds to the warmth, ensuring a delightful dining atmosphere. From the first bite to the last, the flavors evoke a genuine taste of Indian culinary mastery. A must-visit for those seeking an exquisite blend of taste, ambiance, and cultural immersion.

Ordered take out for the first time, Chicken Tikka Masala, coconut curry chicken, and the garlic naan. Had to wait much longer than the time given, but they were pretty busy for a Saturday night. The coconut curry chicken was lacking flavor, same with the garlic naan. It seemed like it was sitting out for a while. The Chicken Tikka Masala was pretty good though. Portions are adequate, you won’t be full, but you’ll be satisfied. I’d go again and try something else. Service was friendly. Plenty of parking spots available.

I stopped by this place for lunch buffet. It was weekend, and still not much crowded. The food was very standard, and decent- an array of typical Indian buffet food. Nothing phenomenal. They prepared some aloo tikki chaat on live counter as a part of buffet, which was fresh and tasty. Overall, quite decent, however, imo, a little more expensive.