Food Belly

If you've ever had the pleasure of eating home made Indian food you know how special it is. This place will satisfy that part of you that sometimes daydreams you were born with an Indian mom who cooked for you. Eat here, its every bit as good as you hope it will be.

While driving near Corsica, I searched for Vegan food near me and up popped Food Belly. The place looks dated. I explained I was vegan and the owner said there were a few dishes he could do Vegan. I ordered Dal Makhni (lentils) and Chana Masala ( chickpeas). I'm so happy I ate here. The food was delicious with the right mix of spice and heat.

I will first say this, the high reviews are absolutely correct with my experience as a first time customer. The food was outstanding. It tasted fresh and was very delicious. I ordered the chicken vindaloo and some garlic naan. I wanted the vindaloo extra spicy and they made it as I asked. The place is small and it's an old building, but don't let that fool you. I will definitely be coming back soon to try their pizzas that people are saying are worth it. I don't know any other Indian restaurants in Corsocana, but this place would hold up in a big city like Dallas. To the owners: thank you for making delicious Indian food for Corsicana.

Stopped by on our way to Houston because of the Food Network. We got wings, a samosa, lassis, chicken tikka masala, fries and naan. It did take 30 minutes to get the entire order but it was worth every minute of the wait.

It look like a hole in the wall. When my friend and I went in they did not have any naan bread or anything that was made with bread. Which was a big disappointment. We ordered Butter Chicken & Chicken Tikka Masala. We sat down (there are only 3 tables to the restaurant)and it took 15 to 20 minutes to get our food and it was served to us in to go containers. I came here because The Daytripper said it was really good. I was not impressed.