Indian Curry Lounge

We happened to go to this restaurant by chance and were very pleasantly surprised. It is very close to Hershey’s. The menu was EXTENSIVE - North Indian, South Indian, Indo-Chinese, Nepalese and much more. I was very sceptical about the taste of the food. Our group of 8 ordered different cuisines along with starters. All the dishes were delicious. Service could have been a little better but still good enough. The food was as also not very pricey. Overall, we had a great experience and would recommend this restaurant to you all.

I honestly wish I could give this place zero stars. I came in expecting decent Indian food, but what I got was one of the worst meals I’ve had in a long time. The food tasted stale, bland, and like it had been sitting around forever. The curry had almost no flavor, the rice was dry, and the whole meal felt rushed and careless. On top of that, the service didn’t make the experience any better. It felt disorganized and unprofessional, and no one seemed to care that the food coming out of the kitchen was terrible. The craziest part is that after I left an honest review, the owner called me begging me to delete it and even offered to pay me to take it down. I said no he wanted to come fight me and started asking me for my address. That alone should tell you everything you need to know about

We visited Indian Curry Lounge in Harrisburg 2 weeks ago and absolutely loved it! The vegetarian food was delicious 😋 from fried rice, paneer curry, naan, fries, samosa to refreshing mocktails. Everything was flavorful and fresh. The servers and cook are all Nepali, and they made the experience so warm and welcoming along with the yummiest food. If you’re visiting the Hershey Chocolate Factory and craving Indian food, this is the best option close by with a large variety of dishes. Highly recommend!

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of Indian food begging served here. The Indo Chinese options like Hakka Noodles and Schezwan Noodles were great. Conventional North Indian options like Daal and Paneer Tikka were nice as well but not exceptional. I would personally avoid ordering the Biryani’s - the rice wasn’t cooked well and it wasn’t authentic Hyderabadi Biryani.

You’ve got to be kidding me with these 5 star reviews. Don’t be fooled by them. What a joke. Customers who give them 4 or 5 stars don’t know what they’re talking about they don’t know what REAL food tastes like because all the restaurants around here are awful. As a Philly native who’s had really good and authentic Indian foods from different cities, this place doesn’t even make the cut. My husband ordered take-out for us because I was in too much pain to cook. He ordered lamb tikka masala for me, lamb vindaloo for himself, 2x garlic naan, and 2 mango lassi’s. When he walked in, he said the place was empty with a sign that said they were closed. He said something looked sketchy inside and there were two teenagers who were at the front counter. They gave him one small plastic bag that conta