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Learn to cook from the rising star of Indian foods - Nipa Bhatt.
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In his latest critique, well-known Food critic Rick Nelson raves about CurryUp Buffet in Startribune's Taste section:

Generally I'm not a lunch buffet guy, but the noon-hour lineup at CurryUp might be a game-changer. At first glance it's your basic steam-table setup, with maybe a dozen options in the chicken- or vegetable-stew/rice/condiments range. But there's a difference. This all-you-can-eat actually tastes like something (OK, the naan had been steamed into staleness, …

If you like Chai like me, you must try out different brands of Black Tea. I usually like the Taj Mahal brand (all the colors ). Yesterday while shopping at CurryUp with my good friend Ashish, he suggested picking up the Wagh Bakri (literally translated: Tiger Goat ) international blend. I did. And, I am very glad I did. I tried it out today and was struck by the full body flavor. I followed the recipe on http://chowpatti.net (search for Chai). …

We have seen a significant spike in people coming for our Buffets. At 5.99 with a free Masala Dosa and a full assortment of vegetarian, meat dishes and desserts prepared by our expert Chef, no wonder people are glad to give us their custom. Thank you patrons and we are glad to do our bit to thaw the economic freeze!

CurryUp Foods and ACK Media bring Indian culture to Minnesota

October 4, 2008. Maple Grove, USA.

CurryUp Foods (USA), a fast-growing, unique Indian Grocery and Restaurant concept is teaming up with the dynamic ACK Media (India), to bring Indian culture to people in Minnesota – chiefly young audiences.
As an official affiliate of ACK Media, …

James Norton of has reviewed CurryUp in glowing colors. It was especially heartening to hear these special comments:

" Within seconds a clerk appeared, brandishing scissors. "They're roasted peanuts. Very good," she said. "Would you like to try them?" Snip. Bag open. Peanuts proffered. …

One of the rising stars on the Indian food scene in the Twin Cities is Nipa Bhatt. She will be cooking (along with several other famous chefs) at today's event organized by the Make a Wish foundation. I will have to miss this event unfortunately but I will look forward to making it to one of the upcoming events! For more information, check the link out!

We are Open on Labor Day!

Having two kids, I regularly read Minnesota Parent magazine. …

Gaurav Shroff, our dynamic General Manager and Sudhakar Prabhakar our maestro chef demonstrated the Vegetable Paneer Jalfrezi curry and lots more on Kare 11 News today. In case you missed it, here is the link to the video