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Amazing Service, and incredible food

4 Posted on 05 / 15 / 2013

While on a family trip to Great Wolf Lodge we wanted to be sure that we could still enjoy vegan eating - through Happy Cow we stumbled on this GEM! we were there on a Friday afternoon since it was not busy there was no buffet - We let the owner know we are vegan and immediately he made us all fresh Vegan dishes, he even took the liberty of suggesting we try several different variations of the same dishes. the attention to service was amazing and the quality of the food completely different than anywhere we have visited (and we eat Indian at least twice a week...many different places)

Curry Queen stands apart from any other place we have been, the freshness of the ingredients is undeniable - this will definitely be the ONLY place we will visit when we return to Niagara Falls.

Pros: Great and personal service, Amazing Fresh and Delicious Food, Free Parking
Cons: Small, Not Identified on the main street

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dinner buffet was good value and good food

4 Posted on 06 / 04 / 2012

First of all, it's not exactly where the map shows it is. Clifton Hill is the extension of Center St south of Victoria, and Curry Queen is actually on Oneida Lane just north (left as you come down the hill, right if you're coming up the hill) from Clifton Hill / Center St.

I hadn't had lunch, and was easing an early dinner, so I was hungry, and went for the buffet after verifying that there were several (5) vegetarian dishes plus a rice pilaf and naan, as well as salad and dessert stuff.

Some of the buffet dishes were a little on the spicy side, but none had a lasting "hot" effect on my tongue (like spicy Indian dishes at some other restaurants do). Among the buffet dishes, the daal was particularly delicious. The naan was very delicious, not at all the minimal generic Indian bread that it all too often is. The salad was just ok (but salads are not what Indian restaurants are known for after all). I filled myself up on the main dishes and didn't try any of the deserts.

The buffet at dinnertime was CAD$13.99, plus they added a $1.40 gratuity (as well as tax) to the bill, bringing it to CAD$17.21 total. (I saw no sign with buffet price and wasn't told up front, but then I didn't ask either.) It seems quite reasonable for an all-you-can eat buffet with plenty of vegetarian choices, and if you're hungry it's definitely going to be less expensive than the other vegetarian-friendly Indian restaurant a block up the hill.

I would go back again if I were in the area again.

Pros: good value buffet, many veg selections in buffet, great-tasting naan
Cons: buffet price not posted, shows up incorrectly on maping programs

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delicious food

4 Posted on 03 / 04 / 2012

I recently visited this restaurant. I ordered some vegeterian dishes, channa masala, palak paneer and naan from menu. I found it really tasty and delicious. Good service and reasonable price.