Curryish
đź“Ť 191 Newland Ave, Hull HU5 2EN, UK
About Curryish
Curryish, located on Newland Avenue in Hull, is a highly-rated Indian restaurant renowned for its authentic Bangladeshi cuisine. Garnering an impressive 4.8/5 stars from 152 reviews, it's celebrated for offering a distinct dining experience with phenomenal flavours that set it apart from traditional establishments.
Diners can expect a culinary journey into the rich and vibrant tastes of Bangladesh, served in a beautiful and cosy environment. The dedicated team at Curryish is consistently praised for providing warm hospitality and outstanding customer service, ensuring every visit is an amazing and memorable experience.
Visiting Information
Curryish is open daily from 5:00 PM. Monday to Thursday and Sunday hours are until 11:00 PM, while Friday and Saturday extend until 11:30 PM. The restaurant is fully accessible, featuring wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, restrooms, and seating. For convenience, a range of payment options are accepted, including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments, though cash is not the sole payment method.
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đź“Ť 191 Newland Ave, Hull HU5 2EN, UK
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Showing 5 of 152 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 30 January 2026.
Definitely one of the best restaurants in the UK serving quality food with great taste and flavours. It's different than traditional Indian restaurants you would find elsewhere. The restaurant specializes in Bangladeshi cousine. It has a cozy environment and warm staffs. The foods were great. We tried several starters, mains and deserts. All were true to the Bengali tastes with a British twist. Personally I would recommend papri chat and fuchka as starters (two of the most famous Bengali street foods). For mains, you can try Railway Lamb curry, King Prawn or the Kacchi Biriyani. I didn't get any Kacchi biriyani outside Bangladesh at this quality. For deserts, you can try traditional bengali sweets like Rosomalai (made with milk, Cheese Curds) - a must try; or Gulab Jamun (a traditional Indian sweet). The coconut ice-cream was great too. For drinks - we tried Mango lassi, and cocktails. The mango lassi, made with Mango pulps, was great in flavours and soothing at the same time. In a nutshell, Curryish was definitely one of the best Indian restaurants we ever tried in the UK. If you happen to be in or around Hull, this is a place you can look for to enjoy some great flavours. Enjoy!
This is an amazing good experience. From the warm smiles that will welcome you to the constant check in to ensure we have all we need. The food is flavourful and the portions are great, I totally recommend đź‘Ś...
We went to Curryish on New Year’s Day and absolutely loved it! The food was phenomenal, the customer service was truly outstanding, and the atmosphere was just beautiful. An unforgettable experience and the perfect way to start the new year. We’ll definitely be back! ✨🍽️
As a South Asian myself, I've found it hard to find good, authentic Indian cuisine in Hull, so I was pleasantly surprised once I've tasted the food here and was absolutely blown away as to how authentic and delicious it tasted! The atmosphere was amazing, and so was the music along with the staff, they were extremely helpful and polite! I cannot say enough about the food, you need to try for yourself, or else you'd be missing out. 10/10 would recommend and I would definitely come here again and again.
We had a fantastic meal at Curryish — the food was absolutely delicious and full of authentic flavour. Every dish was fresh, well-spiced, and really satisfying. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Lovely atmosphere too, warm and relaxed, perfect for enjoying a great curry with friends. Highly recommended — we’ll definitely be back!