I came and got the food it was amazing it was so good I don't usually write reviews but was amazing::)!

I had such a huge craving this evening for Indian food and I was delighted to find this place in such a fun little food hall in DTLA. We went around 8pm and found the dinner sets featuring all the classics - Butter Chicken, Tikka Masala, Chilli Chicken, and Byriani most appetizing! The prices were fantastic as well, with curries and rice dishes ranging from $13-16. A great price point for DTLA. The service was so friendly and the food was absolutely delicious - exactly what I needed to satisfy the craving!

Visited: 2025-01 Note: part of Corporation Food Hall Non vegetarian combo $18.99: comes with rice, 2 entrees, either samosa or naan & a drink. Got the chicken tikka masala & fish curry. The chicken tikka masala had good flavor & slight sweetness to it. Really good, I would get again. For the fish curry, spicy gave a nice spice to the curry. The fish was tender, which I enjoyed. The other stuff in the curry I did not care for. I probably won't get it again. The pieces of naan had lots of hard, maybe stale or overcooked parts to it. Will definitely not get again. Mango lassi: not very sweet with a pretty good mango flavor. Good, not great. Does satisfy the craving. OVERALL: Friendly service, good food, specifically the chicken tikka masala. Would definitely come back to support them & the rest of Corporation Food Hall.

No Worries Curry is incredible unique blend of Indo-Chinese street food! I ordered the chili chicken & veggie chowmein and it was so delicious! Not only was the service friendly, but I got to meet the owner Mo and her charming daughter. Overall, the ambiance was warm and light hearted and the food was obviously made with love!

The best Sag Paneer I've ever had. Highly recommend this place inside the food hall in DTLA

Good option for late-night Indian food in a hip downtown food hall. The food flavor at No Worries Curry is well-seasoned, definitely feels more fusion flavor than traditional Indian. Isn't that why you're here?! Would recommend trying the fusion dishes, like the paneer tikka masala spaghetti -- which comes in a large portion. The chai is nothing to go out of your way for, but is a good compliment, especially if you order your food with high spice. The service is friendly in this family-run spot, though can get a little slow when they're busy. The interior dining space, shared with other FoodHall restaurants, is well-lit at night with a chill night market vibe, edging on trendy. Seating on high, backless stools around communal counters and shared tables.

Very happy we stumbled upon this restaurant! It's in a food hall way in the back so don't miss it! It's Indian fusion food with lots of tasty options! We shared the Tikka masala and the chow mein. Both dishes were great! The employee was very friendly and took our orders and started prepping the food immediately. It was neat to see the kitchen in the open. I enjoyed watching the food be prepared fresh and it was also entertaining to watch other dishes be prepared while we were enjoying our meal. The employee asked if we wanted it spicy. We said mild spicy. The chow mein somehow was a bit more spicy so if you are sensitive to spice (like me) I would recommend requesting the dish to be not spicy at all. It will still have a kick to it and still have lots of flavor! It was also nice that this restaurant has a wrap around counter for sitting so we were able to have plenty of space to enjoy our meal. I would definitely eat here again if we are ever in the area!

Lovely family run place! It's in the food court. I had chili chicken and Shrimp Tikka Masala. I liked both. Only complaint is the tikka masala is a little watery, texture wise.

Located inside and at the back of the Corporation Food Hall closest to the restrooms. Came here for the second time as the first was a blast of an experience that I wanted to try this again to be sure how much I liked it and it did not disappoint. Service was great again and they were super nice as last time! Place is pretty cool too because they have a fusion of Indian & Chinese food here and it was an interesting mix too. First time I came here a couple of months ago and I tried the Chili Chicken (that was okay, a little kick in spice but still good) and a Waffle Fries with Chicken Tikka Masala (that was delicious!) to just experience and taste since it was my first time visiting and I was curious about the spot. Came back in today and I was happy to see they were back open and serving. So, I tried the Desi Bowl with Bale Bale Chicken Tikka Masala and that was pretty good. I think their Chicken Tikka Masala is it! I like it, I don't normally ever have it so this is the spot for me right now, definitely recommend if you're ever in DTLA and want to try something new!