Curry Inn in Reigate and Banstead

Disappointed with you curry inn you let us down badly last night.pre ordered and paid for our curry as usual for delivery at 7pm. NO CURRY....NO ANSWER ON PHONE. Now we have always been satisfied with you. What happened.....refund please People be careful

My friend and I visited, Jennifer made us feel very welcome, she helped us choose our food….. wow!! Food was amazing, this is a must visit if you are flying from Gatwick.

I have eaten here regularly in the 12 years that I have lived in Horley. I've never had a bad meal, either eating in or taking away. Would recommend to any curry lovers out there

We had a really good meal - friendly and efficient staff and excellent value. Restaurant was quiet as we went early evening. We'll definitely go back.

The Curry Inn is the best Indian restaurant I have been to in the UK! We have tried various items on the menu; curries, starters, sides, and everything is fantastic. They are more than happy to alter food based on your preferences and what you're served with is perfect every time. The prices are great and they have special offers through the week. Jennifer has served us when we have been there and she is so lovely! Not just a friendly and positive presence, but she has, on multiple occasions, recommended meals that we would never have tried that have been incredible. Love this place.

Had a curry there and food was so bland and oily, disgusting 🤢. I would def go elsewhere and get a decent curry with flavour

Been using for over 30 years. Something has happened as it was the worst meal ever. Sent it all back, and the second try was even worse. Never ever again

The Curry Inn is where we always order our curries from! Absolutely love it - we have never had a bad experience with the delivery service nor the food. Always arriving hot and delicious! I absolutely love the lamb saag and a chicken tikka masala! We haven't yet visited the restaurant to dine in, but sure we will soon!

Arrived into Gatwick and wanted to have an early dinner before my drive into central London. The reviews looked good so I gave it a try. The starter of chicken tikka was very underwhelming, it looked like it had been pre-prepared and warmed in the microwave. The chicken was fibrous and swimming in its own juices which wouldn't be the case if it had been freshly made in a tandoor. Then the main curry arrived with a naan which I had to send back. The bread was heavy and doughy and fell apart as I tried to eat with it. The replacement took 5 mins, by which time my food was cold. They were polite and accommodating, but I just felt that the food was below average. Nothing special at all, just Friday night after pub food.

Fantastic meal tonight from the guys at Curry Inn. Just what we both needed. You will not be disappointed if you eat here.

Excellent food, excellent service, excellent experience. Our party of 9 tried almost everything in the menu. All dishes were excellent. One of the best Lamb Rogan Josh you will buy. A complimentary baileys and brandy at the end will ensure our return. Thank you Paul and team.

We ordered a takeaway from here unexpectedly as we had visitors that wanted a specific curry dish that our usual place didn’t have on the menu. This place had the best reviews out of the other available options so we ordered. It was a bit more expensive than the usual place but the food was delicious and arrived quickly. I would order from here again. There was so much food I had leftovers for breakfast 👍🏻

We were so disappointed with this restaurant. I ordered lamb curry. The sauce was a tomato sauce like we would put over spaghetti. But worst if all, my lamb was beef and quite tough. My husband had large shrimp curry, same sauce. Cauliflower had the same sauce. Mentioned the problem to our waiter and he angrily took our uneaten meals away. Then promptly charged us £53 for dinner. We told him exactly what we thought before he brought the bill. The only other couple in there left before we did and stopped to ask us if we enjoyed our meal because they did not. Do not est here. There are lots of other restaurants in Horley.

The food was nice and the waiters helpful, although they made us wait nearly 5 minutes for the rice once the curries had arrived. The house white wine was very reasonably priced at under £13 and quite pleasant. If I had seen the 1 out of 5 hygiene rating I probably wouldn't have gone there, I hope they improve this.

Would give them a 10 star review if I could. Their food is amazing!! Chicken tikka was the best I have EVER had, bar none.

Indian food was on the “list “ since arriving earlier in the week and unable to allow it to work with our traveling schedule but after arriving at the Gatwick airport in England, this site was on our list. The aroma when walking to the restaurant was awesome and so was the food. Portions were good and suggestions to add to our order proved to be great. Would eat here again!

The curry inn was a good dining experience with tasty well cooked food from different regions of india. Staying in guest house massets road horley is perfect choice for restaurants the curry in didnt dissapoint and good valued wines too.

We only needed a small meal here. We shared an single entree of vegetable samosas; they lacked flavour but the pastry was good. The main we shared was a special chicken dish which was really tasty with good quality chicken and other accompanying vegetables. We liked the coconut rice also.

We decided to visit this old favourite on a Sunday evening to round off 2018. As always we parked in the public car park which is free after 6 and is barely 2 minutes walk from the restaurant. There were spaces outside which we could have used had we so wished.When we entered there were a few people waiting for take aways and no-one else seated at a table. We had to wait several minutes to be seated as the only member of staff was on the phone taking a take away order.The restaurant has been refurbished since I last visited and is now fresh and bright and in keeping with the modern trend for hard surfaces everywhere. As we were the only diners noise was not an issue.Once seated we were given menus and a drinks order taken. We were also asked if we would like poppadums which we duly ordered. Drinks were quickly served and the poppadums arrived after a few minutes. The restaurant now only sells bottled beers and the Cobra was nicely chilled to a very refreshing temperature. The poppadums were fresh and crisp with no oily aftertaste. The accompaniments wre excellent with the mango chutney thick and plentiful.We ordered our mains when the poppadums were served as experience has taught us that if you don’t it can be a long wait until the waiter returns from taking phoned orders.Mains were served reasonably quickly and as always were excellent. My chicken Madras was moist with a good balance of meat and rich spicy sauce. Rice was nicely steamed and fluffy with well separated grains. Our mushroom bhaji was nicely spiced with a good balance of spices. The naan was well cooked and not too heavily laden with ghee. Portion sizes were good and more than adequate for a normal appetite.During the course of our meal another two tables were occupied but overall the restaurant remained very quiet. At least the steady stream of take away orders ensured the kitchen was busy and all dishes were freshly prepared.Overall we had an excellent meal and this remains a really great curry restaurant. However it is clear that the business is focussed on the take away aspect and during quiet times this does mean that the service is not as attentive as it could be. Will we return, of course as the fare is excellent and parking is easy and free in the evenings. It is not expensive and drinks, poppadums and mains for 2 should leave change from £40. There is no automatic service charge so a tip is at your discretion.

Usually really enjoy this restaurant but this time my meal was awful.

We have been trying different Indian restaurants recently as our favourite's standards have dropped so selected the Curry Inn last month and had a pretty average meal.

Went in here by mistake, and what a pleasant surprise! The food was absolutely lovely, the service ok-ish (it took a while to cook) But we would definitely come back to this small restaurant.

Came here with Family. Whole experience superb! Thank You! We all really enjoyed ourselves, food was fantastic.

We’ve been ordering from here for a while and would recommend the food - their delivery service is shocking and unacceptable. If you want your food within the hour don’t order from here. 2 hours is the norm but they don’t tell you that. They open at 6 so you might not get it till gone 8. Get more drivers or tell the customer about the wait - gives the option to collect.

As frequent visitors to Horley we always marvel at this Gem of a restaurant.The food and service are fantastic, we have an equally good Indian in our home town but can honestly say we have never been disappointed in this one , a perfect start to a holiday.

An excellent Bangladeshi restaurant serving an extensive range of unique dishes as well as the usual expected offerings.

Front of house, Paul looks after every customer with no lack of attention to detail, excellent customer service. Prices are very competitive and the food is wide ranging and most importantly tastes great. Try the Onion Bhajis... so fresh and so tasty. We visit this place often, sometimes it is quite empty with most traffic coming from take away business but overall well worth a visit. We’ll be coming back!

Had a great meal last night. The food is great tasting and is made to order. Great attentive staff as well. Good price for what we had.

Had a meal here with 2 friends last month and we all had a good time and enjoyed the food. I awarded 5 stars and not 4 but 4.5 would be accurate. Decor fine, food good, service more than adequate but maybe lacking a full 5 star experience.

Popped in whilst working locally. Good service and prices not bad with main courses around £8. Starters £3-£5. Large Cobra was £4.95. Chicken Rogan, did not have much spice and not many tomatoes. Chicken was from thighs and not breast, but it was not advertised as breast meat, so fair play to the restaurant. Colleagues enjoyed their meal so will go 4 stars, but was disappointed with my Rogan Josh.

We dropped in on the Curry Inn whilst we were staying overnight in Horley, prior to our Gatwick flight. What a find - the food was exquisite and great service, We were very pleasantly surprised - it was excellent.

The curry inn is the on take away curry I will use. The staff are friendly, the food is great and delivery is always on time. I would go anywhere else

Invited by my friend for a Birthday meal. I have had a few takeaways which are very good but dining in was a waste of time. Two tables . Got my order wrong and when we finished asked whether we wanted the missing food. Dull dated surroundings . Communication not great .

Last night in Uk left best Indian to last superb Took waiters recommendation Good food service and price

Great food. I arrived late and they were about to close, but the manager was nice enough to have them cook me up something quick. It was excellent, and I went back the next time I was in the area.

I went to Curry Inn with my friend and we had a lovely time, as the service was excellent. The waiter was attentive yet not overdoing it, giving us just the right balance. The curry was out of this world. We were given complementary drinks at the end.

I have both dined at the Curry Inn and taken advantage of their takeaway service, both of which are highly impressive. The service in the restaurant is very good indeed and if taking advantage of the takeaway the food is always hot and fresh. The standard of the food for the price charged is great and I would recommend to anyone.

Staying in the area and not really wanting to eat Hotel food, out for a walk and discovered the great restaurant.

Food was of excellent standard very warm well presented very clean tables the waiters ruined the evening by virtually shouting at each other and being very noisy

For us this was convenient after a long, cold day in London. It was a couple of minutes walk from our B and B. Service was quick and the curry I had with mango and garlic was very tasty. The nan bread was also lovely and fluffy and the merlot wine was good. The style of the restaurant was traditional which I like as there are so many modern restaurants to choose from nowadays. Finally the price was reasonable. Thank you for the food!

Absolutely fabulous curry, full of flavour, and excellent service from Paul. Will definitely try again when needing to spend a night in a Horley hotel before my flight from Gatwick. Hugely recommended....

We have eaten at the Curry Inn on numerous occasions for the last 3 years, as we stay in Horley overnight before travelling. The food is out of this world, the service friendly and welcoming and the prices excellent. If you do go early evening, which we like to do, you may even be on your own, which we like before the manicness of travelling through busy airports. But if you stay later, you will see the place fill up with many regulars who are all treated as friends. The staff now remember us, even if we only eat there 2/3 times a year and the welcome is even warmer. We will be back!

Food was awesome and service from Paul was even better. Highly recommend, if your visiting Horley you must try it.

We had 2 main dishes of lamb and pron that tasted fresh, flavorful and very well cooked. Garlic bread which was very tasty. Both food and service was excellent. When finished with the meal we asked for a desert menu which we got right away but unfortunately no one ever came back to check what we wanted, after about 15 minute wait we changed our minds. They were busy and we just felt best to close the bill and leave. We were not angry and still very happy with our service. we just happen to no longer want dessert after the wait. On paying the bill i believe what was the manager or owner possibly offered a complimentary drink as he noticed we had waited a long time. We had a nice baileys and a brandy on the house. This was not required or requested in any way, simply a good business gesture after noticing slow service. We were very pleased with our visit and would return any time.

They were stressed and most apologetic for the fact that one their staff didn't show on January 2nd(!!!). The food was excellent, delicious and carefully presented/prepared. Lovely starched tablecloth and napkins. Good service. My only complaint would be the cost of a beer but perhaps that's a UK thing because the night before in London's Clapham we paid £6 for a glass or relatively crap wine. NB we live in France, Spain (even Ibiza) and Italy where wine is considered a necessity with a meal; not a prime money making vehicle.

We visited for dinner one evening and on the whole was pretty impressed. The service was good and the staff...

Great quality and value. We’d spent quite some time researching the best reviews and looking for the best value restaurant...

Tried this lalce as we usually go to Curry Bengal, but wanted someplace different. Food is surprisingly good. I didn't...

Like many people overnighting at Gatwick, we popped here in a taxi (£6 from North terminal) for a last minute dose of Indian food before flying off the next day. It was certainly well worth it (better than expensive hotel food) & lived up to the reviews we read before making the choice. The staff were very welcoming, friendly & helpful & the food was very tasty & a good standard for fairly basic Indian curry. The stand out dish for me was the Naga lamb, which was excellent. Naga is a particularly tasty & interesting chilli, that adds fire to a dish but isn't too overpowering. I was also given a special side dish of fresh Naga chilli which was a real treat. We had a bottle of the French house red wine to wash it all down, which was reasonably priced & quite acceptable. After this experience, we'd certainly visit again next time we're overnighting at the airport.

This was our first visit to Curry Inn and we were very pleased with our meal. Read some reviews before we went which sounded good. Will definitely make another visit when we are next in this area and would thoroughly recommend a visit to anyone.

Whenever I am in the area I always have at least one visit to The Curry Inn and it never disappoints, the food is first class and the staff are friendly. Paul looked after us well tonight and we left satisfied and quite full. Will definitely return and recommend to anyone who likes a curry.

Looked up restaurants in Horley. Surprisingly this was rated relatively low. My GF and I decided to go anyway, and were pleasantly surprised. We both live in Bethnal Green (just round the corner from brick lane) to those of you who know it there is a lot of curry houses around their. Well, the curry inn held its own. Friendly staff, and lovely food all reasonably priced. Would not hesitate to come back or recommend it.

Have not used this restaurant for some time but decided that it was about time to try it again. Have always used in the past as an eat in. But decided to see if the takeaway was any good. Greeted on arrival, shown to an area I could sit comfortably whilst I read and chose from the menu. Good choice on menu. Overall the food was excellent, the service quick. Others points worth mentioning - car parking for a few cars right outside door even though on a busy street.

We visited this old favourite on a weekday evening when the desire for curry needed sating. We arrived around 6:45 to find the restaurant very quiet with only three other tables occupied. We were promptly seated by the window and left to appraise our surroundings for several minutes before the waiter returned to take our drinks order and bring menus. At this point we tried to order popadums but this seemed a step too far. The restaurant no longer sells draught Cobra with only the bottled variety on offer. Drinks duly arrived and after a wait we were able to order said appetisers. The Cobra was nicely chilled and served just as it should be.When the poppadums eventually arrived we were left to contemplate the activity on Massett’s Road. They were fresh and crisp with no oily aftertaste. The chutneys and salads were excellent particularly the mango chutney which was thick and with a hint of spice to counteract the sweetnessEventually our order was taken and we were left to once again admire the Horley street scene. We decided to skip starters and our main course was served around 7:30. I had my staple of chicken madras with mushroom bhaji, rice and naan bread. The chicken was tender and juicy and the sauce was well spiced. The balance of chicken to sauce seemed to have shifted towards sauce since I last visited but overall the portion size was generous. The rice portion was large with fluffy and well separated grains. The mushroom bhaji was excellent with a good balance between the mushrooms and the other ingredients and was nicely spiced. The naan bread was thick with a crisp crust and soft well cooked interior.The staff as always were friendly and polite. Throughout our meal there was a constant stream of takeaway orders being collected or prepared for delivery to the extent that this was the main focus of all the staff leading to long waits for the diners in the restaurant.When our bill arrived we were offered complementary drinks.Would we return? This is a difficult decision as the curry is first rate but service is slow and takes second place to the takeaway side of the business. The restaurant offers excellent value and if you are in no hurry and want to have a leisurely meal and a chat then it is worth visiting. Midweek you can even park right outside the door.

Very pleasant restaurant with some interesting dishes. The staff are helpful and efficient.Worth a visit

I have had this as my local for over 17 years and until tonight would always recommend it highly. Sadly tonight the humiliation of being turned away because I am blind and now have a guide dog has undone my faith in this otherwise decent curry house. The food I'm sure would have been up to it's excellent standard but it seems that as I am no longer welcome there I'll have to just imagine. I've also been refused entry because of my guide dog at the Jai Ho.

We had dinner here the night before outlets flight. We had some starters. One of the starters was chicken come out under cooked. It was quickly taken away and replaced do not a great start but they dealt with it fast. The Currys themselves we really nice no taking that away from them. One thing I didn't like was seeing one of the waiter spitting out the door.

This restaurant has REALLY good Indian food, and the prices are excellent. It is within easy walking distance of most of the guest houses close to Gatwick. Highly recommended.

Stopped in horley and had bad weather so stopped for dinner at the curry inn. Choice of food was good had prawn purée starter which was living up to the mark of city of the Balti's birmingham. Tried the house special biriyani chicken tikka with minced lamb and a madras veg curry. BUT it had tinned carrots. Come on veg costs nothing.

I have used this restaurant since it first opened, since moving away from living nearly opposite the restaurant to Smallfield, most of my meals have been take-aways with eating in around once a month. Eating in good food and service. Take-aways delivered promptly, excellent quality and would not go anywhere else. We have tried all the other restaurants in the area but always go back to the Curry Inn. Have told my friends and they now all agree. Thanks to all of the staff.

I visited the restaurants with friends before xmas and was impressed with the food. I now rate this restaurant above the others in Horley and always get my takeaways from here which are always ready on time, hot and very tasty. I like the way you can order and pay online as well and be given the option to customise your curry. I'll be ordering this evening!!!

Working in redhill for the week! Decided on a curry!! And was very happy with the curry inn!! Food tasted amazing and at a good price.

I have been eating here for 25 years and I don't think they have changed a thing not sure its even been decorated BUT the food is great and is consistently tempting so quite happy really

We rang for our take away at 6pm and we had to ring at 7.45 when it still hasn't turned up. It eventually arrived gone 8pm and was cold. I rang to complain and was told next time we will get some complimentaries........there will not be a next time!!!

Stopped in at the Curry Inn as it was the first place on the road into Horley. Decor was tired to say the least but welcome was fairly warm. Food was fine but nothing to make it stand out but the lamb was pretty ropey - definitely leaning towards mutton. Probably needed a few more beers beforehand to make it an enjoyable experience.

Un buon menù vario e ben interpretato; una accoglienza ed un servizio gentile senza essere troppo invasivo. Ma non è il mio ristorante indiano! Ne ho trovati di veri e di quasi veri Curry Inn è uno di questi. A good varied menu and well acted; a welcome and a friendly service without being too invasive. But it is not my Indian restaurant! I have found the true and almost real Curry Inn is one of these.

Excellent food in fairly uninspiring surrounds. Friendly staff. Service normally good but was slow last night.

Went for a meal pre holiday abroad, four of us went and had probably the best indian meal ever and this was 145 miles from home, I had the recommended chicken lankani absolutely fantastic the other three (women) all said their respective meals were superb as well.Plus you were offered a free drink after a complimentary baileys style drink. In all fantastic, a great shame it is not closer

Just had a lovely lunch with our family. The food was brilliant and so was the service. Thank you so much Paul and staff. Will definitely be returning soon.

We were stranded here late at night and went in despite the dodgy look of the place but the staff were really good and the food was exceptional and we eat a lot of Indian food

I reviewed the Curry Inn at the beginning of the year and when my daughter arrived home recently she insisted we visited again so she could enjoy her favourite dishes.As always we parked in the nearby large, free after 6, car park and walked round the corner to the restaurant. When we entered we were greeted like returning friends which given it is over 6 months since we last visited gives an indication of how the management value their customers. We were offered a choice of tables as the restaurant was only about half full. Once seated menus arrived and we ordered our staple of Cobra, poppadums and chutney while deciding if we would change our standard order of king prawn bhuna chicken madras, mushroom baji, rice and naan bread. Since we last visited the y have stopped serving draft Cobra and only bottles were on offer. The beer was well chilled and very drinkable.Poppadums were fresh and crisp with no oily aftertaste and a good accompaniment to our conversational catch up. We ordered our standard main courses and these soon arrived.As always curry was well spiced and the chicken was moist and tender. The madras was well spiced with hints of tomato flavourThe mushroom baji was well cooked and the mushrooms soft and succulent without that rubbery texture so often encountered. The naan was just the right thickness to be cooked through while retaining a soft texture ideal for picking up pieces of curry and mopping up any excess gravy. Rice was fluffy and well separated. The staff were their usual attentive selves and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal.After the meal hot towels were provided for a quick freshen up. The restaurant has a thriving takeaway trade and this can at times result in a wait for dishes to be served. If you are having a sociable meal where a more relaxed pace is acceptable then this is not an issue. However if you want a quick meal then the wait could be an issueA thoroughly enjoyable meal in what I think is the best Indian restaurant in Horley and I will certainly be back, several times I hope, in the next 12 months. If you are staying in the Gatwick area and fancy a curry then the Curry Inn is well worth a visit. You can take the train from Gatwick to Horley and walk down from the station in a little under 10 minutes.

I accidentally ordered our takeaway from here instead of our usual favourite Tandoori Raj 2, we thought it didn't matter as we've had one before from here a couple of years ago.Unfortunately it was disappointing, the poppadoms were soggy, the mint sauce was curdled, the main meals were half a portion with 3/4 pieces of small chicken. The naans were both soggy, heavy and burnt.... what a stupid mistake! We will stick with our usual in the future.

We were out with friends on Thursday night and had planned to go to the restaurant opposite, which has closed down, so decided to go visit the Curry Inn which is their regular weekend takeaway.We got seated very considerately away from other diners (there were 4 of us) and just ordered mains and sides. They have a great menu with a wide selection and I was tempted with kahari or mughlai chicken but went for my usual korma. It was really good - big chunks of chicken in a creamy sauce. My husband had a lamb dish which he also thoroughly enjoyed. The service was great - quite quick and the staff were very friendly and attentive. This is definitely a restaurant we'll be adding to our regular choices.

First Visit and definitely not the last! Excellent service and the food was amazing, good company too which always helps.

First night in horley and found this wonderful curry house. Safe very friendly and helpful, service second to none, beautiful environment and wow the meal was the best curry weve had in a very long time. Thank you to all the staff

We only tend to go down to the Gatwick area once a year but found this really great Indian restaurant a few years ago and have been going back ever since. The staff are really friendly, polite and attentive. The food is cooked to order and arrives in good time with no waiting around, and is an authentic taste of India. Portions are of a reasonable size without being too large. Prices are excellent as well. Thoroughly recommended.

We cannot fault the food here. We were only customers at 10pm and the staff were keen to please. £70 for meal for 4 with drinks. The laminated menus are a bit tired.

I visited the Curry Inn last night, with a colleague of mine and must say it was very pleasant indeed. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the draught beer wasn't very good at all!

Visited this restaurant in September 2015. The food was lovely and full of delicious flavours. The service was fantastic. I'll be back again some day :)

Arrived at 1945, was quite quiet. We got offered drinks as soon as we sat down. When the waiter brought the drinks he asked if we wanted popadoms, which arrived quickly & we then ordered our main meals. The main meals of vegetable korma, pilau rice, saag loo & vegetable biryani arrived after about 20 mins, it was all piping hot & we both enjoyed the dishes very much. The portions sizes were more than ample & we even took some home with us. As we were leaving about 2100 it was getting quite busy.

Booked online and was sat a table before I could say this, very busy with take always with the door area full of people.Our server a Romanian woman putting on an Indian voice served us as if she was on a challenge to get us out within the hour and asking us 3 times if the food is ok is excessive. The food was fine and was offered a baileys or whisky ( fiancée being 8 months pregnant wasn't ideal) but just as I was about to pay the bill was whisked off and I was told it didn't have my last beer then in was brought back and I was asked how many beers I had and it was correct as it originally was. The noise from the take always and the phone ringing certainly took away the romantic aspect as was being rushed. I will try elsewhere next time.

The Curry Inn serves great curry in a pleasant setting, service is excellent and prices reasonable. Highly recommended

Could be anywhere, quickly forgettable experience, forgettable food, served in forgettable surroundings by forgettable staff, who probably reckon the same about their customers. Uninspiring and very ordinary

The Curry Inn is deservedly a popular restaurant. Extensive menu, well cooked and served by friendly and helpful waiters.Reasonable value.

all as expected catered well for 10 of us food and service good will defo go again I think its the oldest curry house in Horley still some good old values

I preordered this meal and my husband went to collect it. He asked if the 10% reduction had been applied as he was collecting - he was told yes but no it wasn't.Both Naan breads were burnt underneath and not nice at all.The Chilli Chicken and the the Garlic chicken were very similar in taste bar a few chillis.Not impressed, did used to really like this place.

Haven't been here in 20 years but having tried all others locally decided on impulse to give it a try and glad I did. Yes the menu has a rather retro laminate feel but the food was stupendous. Meal for two with beers at fifty pounds made it good value. Definitely coming back.

The curry inn, yes I have to agree terrible name that's well dated now ,but it says what you get on the tin. The curry inn is not about having a trendy name or flashy decor it's about proper authentic curry dishes served by knowledgeable and helpful staff, my wife has a co worker that lives in India and when he visits that's the only place he wants to go( says it all for me)

It is now over 12 months since I last reviewed the Curry Inn and having eaten there regularly over the period I was there again with my daughter on Wednesday when she came home for Christmas .We parked in the nearby large, free after 6, car park and walked round the corner to the restaurantAs always we were warmly welcomed and offered a choice of tables as the restaurant was only about half full. Once seated menus arrived and we ordered our staple of Cobra, poppadums and chutney while deciding if we would change our standard order of king prawn bhuna chicken madras, mushroom baji, rice and naan bread.Poppadums were fresh and crisp with no oily aftertaste and a good accompaniment to our conversational catch up. We ordered our standard main courses and these soon arrived.As always curry was well spiced and the chicken was moist and tender. The mushroom baji was well cooked and the mushrooms soft and succulent without that rubbery texture so often encounteredThe staff were their usual attentive selves and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal.After the meal hot towels were provided for a quick freshen upWhen the bill arrived it was accompanied by a complimentary liqueur.A thoroughly enjoyable meal in what I think is the best Indian restaurant in Horley and I will certainly be back, several times I hope, in the next 12 months. If in the Gatwick \ Horley area a visit is thoroughly recommended.

prope old fashioned curry house that I have been refquenting for 20 years, they do everything right and the only thing would be the very dated interior, I can't remember if it has ever been done up or not - so no impact there.

The staff here remember their regular customers, by name. We have never been disappointed with our food - usually a takeaway. The prices are reasonable and the taste of the food conveys the good quality ingredients that are used. I would always recommend this to anyone visiting Horley, or staying over at an airport hotel, and fancy a good curry. The Curry Inn Special is delicious

Whilst not providing the more 'gourmet' Indian dining experience of some of the local popular curry houses, the curry inn offers a very good meal for your more 'standard' indian food.They've a good quality, well cooked staple menu, with some interesting and well balanced specials available as well. All food is cooked very fresh and to taste, with the dhansak's being a personal favourite.What the curry inn also does very well is provide's a friendly service. Ali and his guys are always polite, and chatty without being overbearing and too pandering like some curry houses. None the less, they're always keen to chat and ask how you are, whilst leaving you to yourself if you just want to get on and eat.

Ive eaten in 4 curry houses in Horley, I would put this at the bottom. Ugly decor, bland atmosphere, average food, disinterested service. Pay the extra and go to Jai Ho.

Food was outstanding. Right from popodams and chutneys through to main course. Full of flavour and generous portions. Will definitely be coming back.

Very very impressed. Exquisite taste. I'm looking forward to next visit and am pretty sure this will become my favourite restaurant.

When we arrived we were the first in the restaurant and I thought the waiter a little abrupt when we sat down as he cleared dishes and glasses from the table that was seated for 4 too leave it seated for 2 , no excuse me's or anything else and he just put the menus on the table. We had poppadoms with the usual sides which were nice. I ordered chicken balti, when it came, it looked good but this is the saltiest dish I have ever tasted, it was disgusting, I couldn't taste any lovely spices but salt, my wife tasted it and agreed. I pointed it out to the waiter but he offered no excuses but did ask if we wanted complimentary drinks just as we were leaving.I see this place has good reviews but I did see someone else complain about too salty so it's not a one off, why use salt anyway, Indian food has too many spices too add the great British obsession with salt.My wife had no complaits about her meal so that's why I gave it 2 instead of 1 mark

Simply the best curry for miles by far!!!I'm a curry guru and nothing compares.Ali and his team make you feel so welcome and provide such a friendly atmosphere.Chicken Tikka is to die for!!

Had a great meal from here last night the Chicken Rogan was oh so yummy as was all the food. Will be back very soon .

We enjoyed our meal here very much. The chicken makhani is excellent as is the peshwari naan bread. Everything we ordered was very tasty and we would definitely return.

We've eaten here a few times prior to flying out of Gatwick the next morning. Service is OK but could be friendlier. We always eat from the specials menu. On my last visit I had the jeera chicken, which tasted very salty. My husband had jalfrezi chicken that looked more like a balti or Korai with big chunks of peppers and onions. The nan was nice and fluffy and the aloo gobi OK, although could have done with more cauliflower. We also had a tarka dal which was nice and thick. The Jalfrezi was much less salty and had a pleasant hotness. Wine is a bit pricy so we normally stick to a large bottle of Indian lager.I never get the feeling I want to linger in this restaurant, but for us it is a traditional stop off after a few drinks in the local Wetherspoons.