In this blog, I have written 'reviews' of restaurants that I have eaten at and think are at least half decent and may eat at again.

Friday, January 29, 2010

The Curry Pot

The Curry Pot
3007-30th Ave.
(250) 545-9195

Food Type
Indian Tandoori & Napolese Cuisine

Hours:
Mon - Thurs: 11:00am-10:pm
Fri: 11:00am-11:00pm
Sat: 1:00pm-11:00pm
Sun: 1:00pm-10:00pm
Lunch Buffet - Monday-Friday: 11:00am-2:30pm

Atmosphere
The restaurant was quiet while I was there, with just a few customers, and the radio playing softly in the background.  When I asked the six people I ate with what the atmosphere was like, all they could really reply was 'orange'.  Indeed, the walls are quite orange, and nothing really stands out visually in the restaurant, except perhaps for the fake trees in the corners which reach out to caress you while you're eating, and the pink fake flowers on the tables.  The food though, was quite delicious, and the main dishes were brought out in Indian bowls on stands over candles, which kept them warm.
To drink, I just had water, which was from the tap, and tasted like Vernon tap water. 
I had the Shahi Butter Chicken, with side orders of rice and garlic nan bread.  The sauce was creamy and flavourful, and the chicken tender.  The portions definitely filled me up, and kept me satisfied till it was well past time for my next meal. 
There is a kind of spice-o-meter you use to let them know how hot to make the food. It ranges from mild to extra hot.
The staff was friendly, though not overly attentive.

The Curry Pot offers a variety of dishes, featuring lamb, chicken, beef, and seafood.  They also serve an assortment of vegetarian dishes.

Prices range from $1.00 (for papadam) to $19.50 (for bakra kabod)

At The Curry Pot, you can eat in or order to go.  They cater and take group reservations.

3 comments:

  1. ok, so... what you are saying is:
    DUDDSVILLE.
    Besides a creamy sauce and tender chicken, it ... filled you up?
    Gee. I can hardly wait. Maybe I'll get the tepid tap water too! Yayyy!

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  2. I wasn't trying to saying whether it was good or bad... My thinking was to write about the places I'd go again, and let people form their own opinions about them. If I REALLY LOVE a place, I let people know. But if they're on here, I consider them worth going to once in a while.

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  3. Sounds like a place I need to visit, do they have a Buffet?? Nice to see Ole V-Town is getting some ethnic cafes. Tandori Chicken and Nan Bread makes the world a happier place:}

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