Curry Pizza House Tustin

Reviews

• KT

  Kaity Taylor

  Apr 22, 2026
  5.0
  I found this place via Uber Eats. I love Indian food and fusion food styles, so I had to try it and it did not disappoint! I got their Desi garlic sticks and a half-and-half pizza with Panak Paneer and Chicken Tikka, as well as a mango lassie. The flavors were strong and tasty and the spice level was good (I'd say medium, as someone with a middling tolerance for spiciness). The garlic sticks were fresh and delicious and very flavorful. I especially liked the sauce they came with, which I'm pretty sure was a garlic sauce, so very garlic-heavy (which I appreciate). As for the pizza, the toppings were generous and the crust was that perfect blend of thick and chewy, but not undercooked. The lassie was good, too. Everything was a bit pricey, but the quality and uniqueness of the topping options made it worth the extra cost, in my opinion. Highly recommend!
• MK

  Mai Kat

  Apr 7, 2026
  3.0
  I ordered a large thin crust pizza to pick up right before closing time. A customized, large pizza came out to $36. Holy moly!!! It was too salty for my palette. Taste was decent, but incredibly salty. It didn't satisfy my cravings because i got so thirsty eating it.
• RV

  Raymond Vigar

  Mar 24, 2026
  5.0
  Absolutely amazing pizza, I've gone her many times. All of the workers are nice & fast. Pizza may be pricey but definitely worth it
• GS

  G Shobeiri

  Mar 20, 2026
  5.0
  We happened to stumble on this place going to Target. We had the paneer curry pizza and my god was it delicious. We had an issue with our pizza and the employee was so awesome. He fixed it and gave us a new pizza. The service is top notch and the employees are really friendly.
• RI

  Reid F. Kilpatrick IV

  Mar 14, 2026
  4.0
  So, this place is sorta new and nearby. I have driven or walked by a dozen times and have been intrigued. I luv pizza and I luv Indian food, so this fusion adaptation seemed interesting, so I went in and checked it out for supper. The location is the same place at Target, so there is a huge parking lot, even if spots in front of the restaurant are full, no issues there. When you walk in the simplicity ofnthe layout makes it convenient and the staff greet you immediately, which is nice. The inside is clean and pleasant and they have sports on two separate TV's. Now the menu here takes a minute to decipher as the first column is all the Indian options for pizza, the second column is standard western pizza option, and the third column is sides and drinks. Since I was here to try the curry pizza I stayed on the left side of the menu. I was impressed by the different adaptations for traditional Indian dishes turned into pizzas. In fact, there are so many options that its a little tough for a first-timer to select, so I asked for a recommendation. The young woman behind the counter was both super friendly and very knowledgeable and narrowed things down for me to three choices. This made it easy to just select one for my first visit. It took them less than 10 minutes to make and box my order, a medium chicken marsala pie. They even remembered to offer both parmesan cheese and red pepper packets. Once home, the pizza was still warm, I live close by, and I was setup to feast in short order. After a quick pray of thanks, I picked up a slice and was not disappointed by the flavor. It was a good pizza. The crust was solid and lite, crunchy on the end and chewy toward the end. It could have been a little more marsala-esque in flavor, but over all it was delicious 😋 I give this place plenty of stars and I will be going back to try some of the other varieties offered. Considering the price, about $8 more than traditional pizza places (you know the names) that deliver, I'd say its a good place visit. I'm looking forward to trying the next variation.

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