Brick Lane Curry House

Brick Lane is a street in East London, England, that is famous for serving authentic Indian curries. Today's Brick Lane is busy narrow roads with several fine Indian curry restaurants, bustling with weekend bazaars and the smell of fresh curry. The Brick Lane Curry House in New York features several fine curries inspired by its namesake in England, and special kababs and rolls from different parts of India. They are proud to purchase their fresh produce directly from independent farmers in the tri-state area. And for their vegan/vegetarian customers, they cook all their meat dishes in separate pots and vessels from the vegetarian dishes. Their walls are painted with actual spices (paprika, turmeric and coriander.) The Brick Lane Curry House is open until late on weekends, and until 11:00 pm on weekdays. The roadside food stalls of India inspire their kababs and rolls. Served with chutneys and Raita, you'll enjoy some of these entrees such as their Stuffed Calamari (Calamari stuffed with a seafood medley, inspired by flavors from the state of Kerela), Prawn Malia (King Prawns marinated in a cream sauce and cooked in a tandoor), and their Kandhari Champe (Lamb chops infused with fresh herbs and spices and cooked in the tandoor.) The Brick Lane Curry House looks forward to serving you a delicious Saturday or Sunday Brunch from noon to 3:00pm.