Curry Pizza House Milpitas

Satish C S a week ago

Tasty pizza and Friendly staff. Dine-in atmosphere could be improved. Had a strong smell of yeast when visited so did a Takeaway.

Jacobin777 a month ago

It took too long for a vegetarian items to be ready. For example, it took almost 1 hour for vegetarian pasta to be ready. This isn't acceptable. Food is tasty though and I did see a steady stream of people coming and going.

Ramana Nelakurthi 2 months ago

Pizza is very bad , the sauce not cooked well it full of turmeric taste and turmeric, we ordered chilli paneer pizza , very bad experience.

rashmi nimbalkar 5 months ago

Tried Curry Pizza House recently, It's a small dine-in space with limited seating, so we opted for takeout instead. We placed our order online for a large half-and-half pizza--one side butter chicken (their popular pick) and the other malai chicken. The ordering process was smooth, and our pizza was ready right on time, which made the experience super convenient. For our first visit, we wanted to try their signature curry pizzas, though they do offer traditional options as well. We also added desi garlic sticks from their small plates menu--they have quite a good variety of sides and wings if you're looking to explore more. Coming to the food: * The butter chicken pizza was definitely the star. The curry base was rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced, and it was generously loaded with toppings. * The malai chicken pizza was decent, but slightly on the sweeter side for my taste. My husband, however, really enjoyed it. * The desi garlic sticks were good overall--they had a noticeable pesto flavor, though I wish the garlic was a bit more prominent. Still, something I'd order again. The location is pretty accessible, and depending on the outlet, you'll usually find plaza-style pa

Vignesh Muralidharan a year ago

Curry Pizza House Milpitas – Decent Pizza, But Lacked the ‘Curry’ Factor and Overpriced Sizes Chilli Paneer Pizza: The pizza was decent, but it didn’t quite deliver on the “curry” promise. It leaned more on the cheesy side and felt pretty dry rather than having the bold, saucy flavors you’d expect from a curry-inspired dish. The paneer was fine, but overall, it missed that extra punch. Portion & Pricing: The small and medium pizzas are way overpriced for the quantity you get. For the price, you’d expect a more substantial portion, but it falls short. Service: Nothing exceptional, but also nothing to complain about—just standard service. Ambience: The space is clean and has a good vibe, though seating is quite limited. That said, most people seemed to opt for takeout, so it wasn’t much of an issue. A solid option if you’re looking for a fusion-style pizza, but don’t expect a strong curry element—plus, the smaller sizes don’t offer great value.