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| - We got an online coupon to Curry N Kabob shortly after it opened and we were waiting for a good chance to go. We were a bit turned off by some of the reviews on here, but I have to say that we were pleasantly surprised with the meal we had.
The Curry N Kabob House is located in a little strip mall in Cornelius. The outside definitely looks tacky, but the inside is much nicer. Some of the tables are a bit close together, and when we were sat we were literally less than a foot away from the neighboring table, making it impossible to not overhear each other's conversations.
The waitstaff is a bit confusing, as it's a free-for-all in that all the servers seem to help all the tables, rather than individual servers being assigned to particular tables. So it was slightly annoying when three different servers came over to take our order when we had already given it to the first one. On the plus side, there was always someone around so if we needed anything getting someone's attention would not have been an issue at all.
Their wine selection was pretty good, and more importantly, cheap. We each got a glass for $6 and it was solid wine...definitely worth the price but didn't taste cheap. After the wine one of the servers came over with the complimentary chip thingys (I forget what it's called) served with the mint sauce. These were pretty good and I actually liked them more than I do at some other places.
We ordered some Garlic Naan ($3) to come out with our dinner. The naan was delicious, and definitely blew away the other naan we've had in the area. It was cooked perfectly and had a great garlic taste. This is a must-order with your meal, and it's good by itself or dipped in whatever sauce your meal has. For my entree I went with the Lamb Roganjosh ($18) and was very happy with it. The lamb was extremely tender and had a wonderful lamb taste to it...I've been to other Indian places where you couldn't tell you were eating lamb and had to trust the cook's word. They didn't ask us what spice level we wanted, and mine ended up being somewhere in the medium, which was perfect...not too hot where I couldn't eat it but enough heat to bring a run to my nose. It just hit that sweet spot.
The missus ordered the waitresses vegetarian suggestion, which was the Vegetable Jalfarezi ($12). It consisted of a mixture of cooked vegetables, but they were prepared with some thought. It wasn't just a bowl of mixed veggies...it had a great overall flavor to it.
In the end, Curry N Kabob is a great Indian inclusion to the Lake Norman area. While Sangam is still our go-to, Curry N Kabob is a close second, and I look forward to returning for another great meal.
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