Welcome to Curry Connect the house of Indian Authentic flavours. The appetizing tradition of Indian Cuisine has traveled for centuries, from crisscrossing boundaries & delighting billions of taste buds in its journey throughout this time.
Curry Connect continues to honor its legacy of this great Indian cuisine. Though the times are modern & aspirations are global, our belief is firmly rooted in weaving the magic of traditional cuisine and create a whole new experience for our customers. The aromatic saffron is the strar of the dish.
Light, comforting soup made with sweet corn, vegetables, and a hint of pepper. A warm and mildly spiced start to your day.
Tangy South Indian soup made from lentils and vegetables, infused with tamarind and spices. Served hot with a burst of flavor.
Classic, creamy tomato soup with a rich, buttery finish. Garnished with herbs and perfect as a smooth, savory starter.
A soul-soothing chicken broth with sweet corn, tender chicken bites, and a subtle spice mix boiled to perfection.
Pastry stuffed with onions, potatoes and peas, seasoned with warm spices. Fried till golden and served with tamarind chutney.
Assorted veggies dipped in a flavourful gram flour batter and deep-fried till golden. Crunchy, savory fritters best enjoyed with chutney.
Garlic-laced cauliflower tossed in a spicy, tangy sauce. Smoky, flavorful, and aromatic with every bite.
Crushed samosas layered with chickpeas, yogurt, chutneys, and crunchy sev. A mix of textures and bold flavors in every bite.
Paneer cubes marinated, fried, and tossed in chili-spiced masala. Bold, zesty, and perfect for spice lovers.
Cauliflower florets fried crisp and tossed in spicy masala. A crunchy, tangy appetizer with southern flair.
Stuffed Green peppers cut into small pieces and deep fried
Spice stuffed slit and stuffed with onion & peanut
Deep fried rice four balls served with spicy chutneys
Fried baby corn tossed in a tangy Indo-Chinese sauce with garlic and scallions. Sweet, spicy, and addictive.
Welcome to Curry Connect the house of Indian Authentic flavours. The appetizing tradition of Indian Cuisine has traveled for centuries, from crisscrossing boundaries & delighting billions of taste buds in its journey throughout this time.
Curry Connect continues to honor its legacy of this great Indian cuisine. Though the times are modern & aspirations are global, our belief is firmly rooted in weaving the magic of traditional cuisine and create a whole new experience for our customers. The aromatic saffron is the star of the dish.
Fiery chicken tossed with Guntur chilies and South Indian spices. Not for the faint-hearted.
Chicken fried with powdered curry leaves, garlic, and spices. Fragrant, crisp, and deeply flavorful.
South Indian favorite—crispy chicken bites tossed in red chili, curry leaves, and garlic. Juicy, fiery, and full of flavor.
Crispy wings tossed in fiery spice blend with curry leaves and green chilies. Bold, peppery, and unforgettable.
Thin strips of chicken marinated and stir-fried in yogurt-spice blend. Tender, smoky, and utterly craveable.
Crispy wings tossed in fiery spice blend with curry leaves and green chilies. Bold, peppery, and unforgettable.
Bite-sized fish chunks marinated in flavourful spices deep-fried to perfection. Crispy outside, tender inside, served hot with a wedge of lime.
Crushed samosas layered with chickpeas, yogurt, chutneys, and crunchy sev. A mix of textures and bold flavors in every bite.
Boneless goat meat simmered in a thick blend of roasted spices, garlic, and grated coconut. Finished dry for a deep, earthy bite.
Boneless chicken cooked with fried curry leaves, onions, peppers and spices
The history of Chinese food in India is marked by the arrival of Chinese immigrants, particularly in the 18th century, and the subsequent adaptation and Indianization of Chinese culinary traditions, resulting in the unique “Indo-Chinese” cuisine.
Batter fried caulifower tossed in chinese sauce
Batter fried baby corn tossed in chinese sauce
Batter fried cottage cheese tossed with bell pepper and onion in hot garlic sauce
Batter fried cottage cheese tossed in chinese sauce
Batter fried CHICKEN tossed in chinese sauce
Batter fried Chicken tossed with bell pepper and onion in hot garlic sauce
Batter fried fish or shrimp tossed with bell pepper onion in hot garlic sauce
Indo chinese style fried rice tossed with assorted vegetables
Indo chinese style fried rice tossed with egg and assorted veggies
Boneless chicken cooked with fried curry leaves, onions, peppers and spices
Indo chinese style fried rice tossed with chicken and veggies
Indo chinese style biryani rice tossed with 65 chicken and veggies
Indo chinese style biryani rice tossed with 65 chicken and veggies
Noodles tossed with an assortment of shredded veggies and savory sauce
Noodles tossed with egg and assorted veggies
Noodles tossed with Chicken, egg and assorted Veggies
Noodles tossed with Chicken, egg and assorted Veggies and Schezwan sauce
The tandoor, a cylindrical clay oven, has roots tracing back to the Indus Valley Civilization around 5000 years ago, with its use spreading throughout Central and West Asia. While the tandoor’s origins are ancient, its modern popularity in India, particularly with dishes like tandoori chicken and naan, is linked to the Mughals and the Punjabi refugees who brought the tradition to Delhi after 1947.
Classic Pan-Indian favorite. Fresh chicken marinated in robust spices and slow-roasted in tandoor till tender.
Boneless chicken marinated in ginger-garlic, yogurt, and flavourful spices and grilled until juicy with a deep tandoor sear that seals in the warmth of Indian spices.
Creamy, delicate bites of chicken seasoned with crushed pepper, cardamom, and herbs. A melt-in-mouth dish with soft, smoky edges.
Jumbo Prawns marinated with yogurt and exotic spices cooked in clay oven
Pompano whole fish marinated with aromatic spices and cooked in clay oven
A vibrant spread of grilled lamb, chicken, fish, and paneer. Perfect for variety-seekers craving a mix of textures and spice profiles.
Paneer cubes infused with flavourful marination and char-grilled with veggies. Each bite carries a balance of smoky, soft, and mild taste.
Combination of Tandoori specialities, chicken tikka tandoori chicken lamb chop Tandoori shrimp, served with onion & lemons,mint sauce
Dosa, a thin crepe made from fermented rice and lentil batter, is a staple food in South Indian cuisine and is enjoyed throughout India, often served with sambar and chutney.
Dosa has been around since at least the 5th century AD in India, with some suggesting its origins in the Udupi region of Karnataka.
A South Indian staple—fermented rice-lentil batter cooked to golden crisp. Simply made for pairing with sambar and chutney.
Thin dosa folded over a potato-onion filling sautéed with mustard seeds and spices. Served hot with sambar and chutneys.
A spicy chutney-smeared dosa stuffed with masala potatoes. Bold in flavor, soft inside, crisp outside—a Karnataka-style favorite.
Rice crepes flled with andhra spicy sauce
Fermented rice-lentil batter spread thin and crisped, generously layered with melted cheese. A bold, indulgent twist on the classic.
Crisp dosa fused with melting cheese and finely chopped green chilies. Every bite hits with creamy richness and mind spice.
Rice crepes flled with cottage cheese
risp dosa layered with dry chili-lentil podi (gunpowder) and a touch of ghee. Smoky, spicy, and richly toasted.
A classic dosa roasted with a spoonful of ghee, adding an earthy aroma and a deep golden crust.
Rice-lentil dosa spread on a griddle with curry leaves gunpowder. A fiery twist roasted to perfection with ghee seared onto the dosa.
Rice crepes with chicken tikka sauce
Rice crepes filled with goat keema
Thin golden dosa slathered with smooth chocolate spread. A dessert-style indulgence with a gentle crunch and cocoa warmth.
Rice crepes filled with paneer tikka sauce
Thick, pancake-like uttapam topped with onions and chilies. Fluffy inside, with a seared top that adds crunch and gentle spice.
The history of “curry” in India is a blend of ancient culinary practices and cultural influences, with roots stretching back to the Indus Valley Civilization and evolving through the Mughal Empire and colonial periods, eventually becoming a global phenomenon.
Evidence of spiced stews and gravies, possibly the precursors to modern curry, can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilization (around 2500 BCE).
Fresh home made cottage cheese cooked in a rich creamy tomato sauce and butter
Cauli flower & potatoes cooked with tomato, onion, herbs & spices
Fresh home made cottage cheese cooked in a rich creamy tomato sauce
Fresh garden vegetables cooked in creamy sauce with cashew, raisins & spices
Homemade cheese cubes cooked in a creamy sauce with cashew, raisins & spices
An eggplant specialty backed over an open ame, mashed then sauteed with onion tomatoes, ginger, spices
Cubes of homemade cheese cooked with fresh spinach & spices
Chickpeas/mushroom cooked in a creamy spinach sauce
Assorted vegetables cooked in ginger garlic, onion, tomatoes garnished with fresh coriander
Fresh green peas cooked with home made cheese cubes & a variety of herbs & spices
A traditional style way of lentil cooked with ginger garlic, tomato
Cheese vegetable balls cooked in a creamy tomato & onion sauce with cashew & raisins
Yellow lentil cooked with ginger garlic, tomato onions served with fresh coriander
Assorted vegetables cooked in ginger garlic, onion, tomatoes and choice of pickle
The Mughal Empire, which ruled much of the Indian subcontinent between the 16th and 19th centuries, introduced rich, aromatic spices and cooking techniques from Persia and Central Asia, significantly impacting Indian cuisine, including curry.
Cooked in a creamy sauce with cashew, spice choice of coconut milk
Whole chickpeas cooked with onion, tomato, spices & think gravy
Indian cottage cheese cooked in ginger garlic, Onion and tomato sauces
Cut okra cooked in ginger garlic, onion, tomatoes garnished with fresh coriander
Cauliflower cooked with onion, tomato, spices & coconut milk
Indian eggplant cooked with onion, tomato, spices and nuts.
Spinach cooked with lentils and garlic
Boneless chicken cooked in a thick curry sauce & garnished with coriander
Cubes of white meat chicken Tandoor-style, cooked in rich tomato sauce
Boneless dark meat chicken roasted in a clay oven & cooked in creamy sauce
Boneless dark meat chicken roasted in a clay oven & then cooked in creamy sauce
Boneless chicken cooked with onion, ginger, garlic, herbs & spices in a mango sauce
Chicken cooked with exotic spices, herbs and mango pulp in a mild creamy sauce
The word “curry” itself is derived from the Tamil word “kari,” which means “sauce”.
Over time, curry dishes adapted to different tastes and ingredients, resulting in a wide variety of regional and international versions.
Today, curry is a staple in Indian cuisine and a beloved dish worldwide, with variations found in countries like the UK, Japan, and the Caribbean.
Chicken cooked in special sauce with coconut milk, herbs in Chettinad style
A specialty of Goa, boneless chicken cooked with potatoes in a tangy & spicy sauce
Chicken cooked with exotic spices, herbs, cashews, raisins in a coconut milk
Boneless chicken and mushroom cooked in a thick curry sauce
Boneless chicken cooked in ginger garlic, onion, tomatoes and choice of pickle
Goat meat with bone cooked in thick curry sauce with onion, ginger & garlic
Goat cooked with exotic spices, herbs, cashews, raisins in a mild cream sauce
A specialty of goa boneless goat cooked with potatoes in a tangy & spicy sauce
Chunks of bone In goat, cooked with spinach & exotic spices
Goat cooked in special spices with coconut & herbs in chettinad style
Goat cooked in special spices with coconut in thick Gravy
Bone in goat cooked in ginger garlic, onion, tomatoes and choice of pickle
Naan’s history in India is intertwined with the Mughal era, with the first recorded mention around 1300 AD by Indo-Persian poet Amir Khusrau, and it became a delicacy for the royal court, later becoming a staple in Indian cuisine.
Today, naan is a beloved staple in Indian cuisine and can be found worldwide in restaurants serving South Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine.
A traditional indian fat bread made with all purpose four and baked in tandoor oven
Indian fat bread cooked in clay oven topped with butter
Indian fat bread cooked in clay oven topped with butter and Chilli
Rice crepes filled with andhra spicy sauce
A traditional naan stuffed with cheese and cooked in clay oven
Indian bread stuffed with cashew, raisin,coconut fakes and sweet
Indian bread stuffed with grated paneer and cooked in clay oven
Bread stuffed with chicken and cooked in tandoor oven
Indian bread stuffed with goat keema cooked in tandoor oven
A traditional fat bread cooked with wheat four
Indian bread stuffed with chopped onion and cooked in clay oven
A traditional fat bread topped with rosemary cooked in clay oven
A layered Flatbread cooked in tawa with butter
The tandoor, a cylindrical clay oven, has roots tracing back to the Indus Valley Civilization around 5000 years ago, with its use spreading throughout Central and West Asia. While the tandoor’s origins are ancient, its modern popularity in India, particularly with dishes like tandoori chicken and naan, is linked to the Mughals and the Punjabi refugees who brought the tradition to Delhi after 1947.
Cubes of lamb cooked in thick gravy of exotic spices & herbs
Chunks of lamb in a creamy tomato sauce
Lamb cooked with exotic spices, herbs, cashews, raisins in amild cream sauce
A specialty of Goa, lamb pieces marinated in vinegar & spices, cooked with potatoes in a tangy & spicy saucer
Boneless lamb cooked in onion, ginger, garlic herbs with mango sauce & spices
Lamb cooked with exotic spices, herbs, cashews, raisins in a coconut milk
Lamb cooked in special spices with coconut & herbs in chettinad style
Chunks of boneless lamb, cooked with spinach & exotic spices
A specialty of Kashmir, lean lamb pieces cooked in yogurt & a blend of fragrant spice
Juicy shrimp cooked in a special sauce & garnished with fresh coriander
Shrimp cooked in a mango sauce with onion, ginger, garlic fresh herbs & spices
Shrimp cooked with exotic spices, herbs, cashews, raisins in a mild cream sauce
Fresh jumbo shrimp, Tandoori style, cooked in a rich creamy tomato sauce
Shrimp cooked with exotic spices, herbs and mango pulp in a mild creamy sauce
Chunks of fresh fish cooked in a special sauce & garnished with fresh coriander
Lemony coconut fish curry with fresh tomatoes
Fish cooked in special spices with coconut & herbs in Madras style
Chunks of fresh sh cooked with onion, ginger, garlic, tomatoes and mix veggies
In 1724, Mir Quamaruddin, the Governor of the Deccan, who bore the title of Nizam-ul-Mulk Feroze Jung Asif Jah, declared his independence from Mughal. He thus became the first Nizam and the founder of the Asif Jahi dynasty.
In 1769, Nizam Ali Khan Asif Jah II, shifted the capital from Aurangabad (The capital founded by Mughal rulers) to Hyderabad. The seven Nizam’s of the Asif Jahi dynasty ruled the Deccan for nearly 224 years, right up to 1948.
The rule of the seven Nizam’s saw the growth of Hyderabad both culturally and economically. Hyderabad, under the Nizam’s, was the largest princely state in India.
(A mixture of aromatic Basmati rice, mixed vegetables or meat, Indian herb cooked in the traditional Hyderabadi Dum method. Choose your meat) PANEER - $ 13.99 | VEG - $ 11.99 | CHICKEN - $ 14.99 | EGG - $ 00.00 | GOAT - $ 16.99
(Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs served over Boneless meat or veg cooked with curry leaves and house special sauce) PANEER - $ 13.99 | CHICKEN (boneless) - $ 15.99
(Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs served over Boneless meat or veg cooked with curry leaves and house special sauce) PANEER - $ 00.00 | CHICKEN (boneless) - $ 00.00 | EGG - $ 00.00
Biryani’s history traces back to ancient Persia (modern-day Iran) with the dish “pulao” or “pilaf,” which spread across the Middle East and Central Asia, and the word “biryani” itself is derived from the Persian word “birian” meaning “fried before cooking”. It then evolved in India, particularly during the Mughal era, with regional variations like Hyderabadi, Lucknowi, and Kolkata biryanis.
Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs served over succulent pieces of veg or meat cooked with special horse gram sauce and spices PANEER - $ 00.00 | VEG - $ 14.99 | CHICKEN - $ 15.99 | EGG - $ 15.99 | GOAT - $ 16.99
Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs served over meat or veg cooked with curry leaves, ghee and roasted in pan PANEER - $ 00.00 | VEG - $ 00.00 | CHICKEN - $ 00.00 | EGG - $ 00.00 | GOAT - $ 00.00
Aromatic basmati-rice served over choice of meat or veg mix and flavored with traditional south indian pickle and spice PANEER - $ 00.00 | VEG - $ 00.00 | CHICKEN - $ 00.00 | EGG - $ 00.00 | GOAT - $ 00.00
Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs served over pieces of indian eggplant cooked with special sauce
Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs served over pieces of Fish cooked with special dum sauce
Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs served over pieces of shrimp cooked with special dum sauce
Aromatic Basmati rice made with Indian herbs and minced goat meat cooked in delicately spices with peas
The Mughal Empire, which ruled much of the Indian subcontinent between the 16th and 19th centuries, introduced rich, aromatic spices and cooking techniques from Persia and Central Asia, significantly impacting Indian cuisine, including curry.
Cooked in a rich creamy tomato sauce Mixed Veg - $0 I Paneer/Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Lamb/ Shrimp - $5.00
Cooked in a rich creamy tomato sauce and butter Mixed Veg - $0 I Paneer/Mushroom - $1,00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Lamb/ Shrimp - $5.00
Cooked with fresh spinach & spices Mixed Veg - $0 I Paneer/Mushroom - $1,00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00
cooked in rich tomato sauce Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00 | Lamb - $5.00
cooked ina creamy sauce win cashew raishs & spices Paneer | Mushroom | Mixed Vegetables | Chicken | Goat I Lamb/ Shrimp
Cooked in a creamy sauce with cashew, coconut milk & spices Mixed Veg/Chick Pea - $0 | Paneer/Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00
Cooked in a ginger garlic, onion, and tomato sauce
Cooked in a sauce of freshly ground coconut along with other spices Mixed Veg/Chick Pea - $0 I Paneer/Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00
Tomato sauce and with chef's secret spices Mixed Veg - $0 | Paneer/Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 |Goat - $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00 | Keema - $6.00
Exotic spices, herbs and mango pulp in a mild creamy sauce Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Goat- $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00
Sauce of onion, ginger, garlic, herbs & spices in a mango sauce Mixed Veg - $0 I Mushroom - $1.00 I Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00
Sauce of onion, ginger, garlic, herbs with fruit chili pickle favor Mixed Veg - $0 | Paneer/Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00
Sauce of onion, ginger, garlic. herbs with fruit saur leaves pickle flavor Mixed Veg - $0 | Paneer/Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00
Sauce of onion, ginger, garlic, herbs with fruit mango pickle flavor Mixed Veg - $0 I Paneer/Mushroom - $1.00 | Chicken - $1.50 | Goat - $4.00 | Lamb/Shrimp - $5.00