Recommended to me by my go-to Indian cuisine expert, the dosas did not disappoint. I had the masala dosa and Thatte Idli (I'm mostly sure. Sure about the dosa, mostly sure about the other - to be clear.) Everyone was very friendly, and all the people seated were having a nice time. There were families and groups that continued to order more dosas. I haven't had a lot of dosas, but ours were amazing. The idli was tasty but I wouldn't order it again. I should say that something with the air conditioning not working was apparent slowing down the speed to dosa production, so I stool there with my idli for over 30 min. Maybe it would have received higher marks otherwise. The lead chef lady asked if she could give us a couple broken dosas since I waited so long, which I accepted with enthusiasm. Also ordered a chai, which was delicious. I'd say all three items were a bit over $30. This was on a list of top Indian places in NYC, and I can believe it. Really excellent! Come and stay a while with your friends and family. read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Cooking area and pickup - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Finally got to try this place- They are only open weekends on specific times, and you have to get there while stock lasts. There dosa is very much worth the wait and hype. We also tried their uttapam which was ok. Loved their pineapple kesaribath. There is always a crowd and you have to wait for your order for a bit. read more

The food here is really good. I had masala dosa, mini idly with sambar, and masala chai. The mini idly were subtly tangy, and the sambar was spicy and intensely flavorful. Dosa was very crispy, with a rich and creamy potato curry on the inside, and a fresh chutney and pickled vegetables on the side. The chai was nice, but a bit on the sweet side. It's really hard to justify the wait, though. I showed up 15 minutes before opening, and I waited an hour just to place my order. The mini idly and chai were ready almost immediately after that, but the masala dosa took another 30 minutes to prepare after that. So that was a total of 1.5 hours of waiting. The portions are also relatively small, so you'll probably want 1-2 dishes per person. My bill came to about $27 (Venmo or Zelle only), which isn't crazy, but also a step more expensive than spots of similar quality in Queens or Jersey City. Overall, I really enjoyed the food, but it's going to be hard to convince myself to wait so long again. read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Masala dosa - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This place has quickly become a favorite. It's a small family venture that's currently only open on Saturdays (so you know where to find me!). I've tried the masala dosa, tatte Idli, vadai, pineapple kesaribath and filter coffee multiple times now and they never disappoint. I only with they offered sambhar on the side (only comes with mini idlis). It's a small space and there's usually a line. Bring a little bit of patience and you'll be rewarded with a fresh, hot South Indian breakfast. read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Pineapple Kesaribath - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This is the BEST dosa I've ever had and I'm South Indian. I usually get the Ghee Masala dosa and ask for extra spicy (spicy podi and so crispy from the ghee) - it's amazing!! I've also bought extra for the week and noticed it reheats up well on the pan! Which is not the usual case for dosa. They also have other items: filter coffee, masala chai, mini idli, thatte idli and during the summer they have iced drinks. The ghee masala dosa is my fav though and the chutney is good!! They used to be at the fort Greene market but are now looking for a permanent spot. They have a pop up at Nimbus kitchen on Saturday mornings which is great and a little more easily accessible. read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Ghee masala dosa to go - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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The ghee masala dosa was one of the best ones I've ever had. Super buttery and had a great spice level. The dosa texture was crunchy and amazing. Would highly recommend. The wait for one was a bit long. Also the thattle idli was interesting but not my favorite. read more

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Food was great, best dosa, the line was long but it was worth the wait. Would go back. read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I finally got around to trying this stand on the side of Fort Greene Park. It was a rainy day but honestly I think that made for a better backdrop to enjoy their cooking. I was most excited for their tatte (plate) idli, which are topped with podi aka "gunpowder." I love the texture of these idlis compared to more traditional ones and I don't think this variety is on offer at any other South Indian restaurant in NY. We also had traditional masala dosas and chai. The dosa was nice and crispy, and was served with a well seasoned nariyal chutney. I found the chai a bit too heavy on the ginger, but it was still comforting on a rainy day. The wait is very long so try their pre ordering feature on their IG page! read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Tatte (plate) idli - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

A dosa food stand that is only open on Saturdays, line up to get your dosa fix. They have recently offered new community events, such as a dosa eating contest that you can sign up and register for.. The dosa set was good! The lunch combo comes with pickled vegetables, khichdi, and moong sprout salad. The masala version comes stuffed with potato. Pro tip: always request for ghee with this, if asked. Try their idli, which are like spongy steamed dumplings, and the uttapam, which are open-faced crepes. For drinks, try their dragonfruit lemonade and chai! When we arrived, there was already a line - expect about a half an hour to an hour wait. You can find them at Willoughby and Washington Park, in front of the Fort Greene Park. Note that they're NOT part of the farmers market. Better updates on their social media can help those who are interested in checking them out - on a recent visit, their hours of operation randomly changed - we had other engagements so had to miss out on this visit. They are responsive if you reach out, though, which is a plus! +double check their hours of operation +friendly service +located at Willoughby and Washington Park read more

This was my second attempt trying Brooklyn Curry Project. A couple of weeks ago I got to the farmers market at 11 and the line was too long. This time I got there before 10:30 and the line was shorter. I ended up getting my food about 1.5 hours later, but bring a book or a friend to catch up with and the wait goes by fast. We ordered a masala dosa and a ghee masala dosa. Both were incredible, but we would choose the ghee masala dosa next time because it was extra crispy and had tomatoes inside which I loved. The dosa was very thin and crispy and the potato filling was tasty. We also tried the iced chai and mango lassi which were good to sip on while we waited for our order. I would also recommend ordering the mini idli sambar because a) it was delicious and b) you get served it before the dosa so it was perfect to snack on while we waited for our food, which did take a while after we ordered. I will definitely be back and I can't stop thinking about the dosa I ate here! read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Dosa - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Despite the mixed feedback, I found nothing but quality here. Their cooking techniques produce remarkable results. Excellent food. Fantastic service. Great value. Restaurant workers performed with expertise and proper conduct. You should make a point to visit this place. read more

got this at the fort greene farmers market. thankfully got in line right before they opened because it got long. ghee masala dosa was so crispy and flavorful. i can't remember the name of the other dosa but it had more spices and veggies. this one was softer. owners also made us a baby dosa and baby girl loved it! read more

Overall, the food and drinks are really good, what makes this place not worth it is the insane wait and the inefficient way they make their food. The dosa itself is good and the chai iced latte and mango lassi was also super good, but a 2.5 hour wait for a Dosa that you could get in Astoria or Jackson heights is not worth it. Dosas can only get so good, but try it if you want! read more

This food was amazing. Get the masala dosa and mini idli sambar, the right amount of food to feel full but not stuffed. and perfect level of spice- truly a south indian gem!! read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - Mini Idli sambar and masala dosa - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

DO NOT COME HERE UNLESS YOU ARE FRIENDS WITH THE OWNER. Food is so spicy it's inedible. The drinks were child size and not very good. The wait is over 2.5 hours! There came a point during the first hour where the line only got shorter because of the people who left. Friends of the owner repeatedly cut in line and ordered 10+ dosas and added to the wait for everybody else. There were more people leaving than getting served. NOTHING about this experience was worthwhile. read more

Brooklyn Curry Project - The line. - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I've been coming here almost every weekend, Swetha is the sweetest entrepreneur. The food is always delicious, and while it does take time for them to make it, I know it's made with so much love and care. I also love that the ingredients are sourced from the community and how they support each other. Thanks for becoming the best part of my weekend!! read more

If you love authentic South Indian food( it's usually spicy so don't crib about it later), then this is your go-to food joint. The food was like home-cooked food and so tasty. I tried their mushroom kheema dosa and it was so good. This place is a must try. read more