Masala Indian Cuisine

Masala Indian Cuisine sits on Victoria Street a little further south of the Top Town core, in a stretch that also contains Istanbul Kebab House and a row of independent takeaways. The Grimsby shop opened as a second site for a family operation that had already run a successful Masala in Bridlington for several years, with a kitchen led by a chef the owners say has fifteen years in the industry behind him. The Companies House registration for Masala Indian Cuisine Grimsby Ltd goes back to 2012, which makes this one of the longer-tenured curry houses in the central Grimsby cluster.

The menu runs through the familiar British-Indian repertoire — tandoori starters, baltis, jalfrezis, kormas and birianis — and pushes a few house specials alongside the standard list. Trading is evening-only, with the kitchen open from around 5pm through to midnight seven nights a week, and the shop runs both a dine-in operation and a delivery/collection trade through the major aggregator platforms. The same building has been used at points by other curry-trade names — including Spice Fusion and the older Dial A Curry/Balti operations — which makes the address one of the more frequently re-branded Indian sites on the street, and is worth noting when reading older review listings tied to the postcode.