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Wetherspoons curry club menu and prices
The Wetherspoons curry club menu covers 7 dishes, with typical prices from £8.49 to £9.49 and 3 choices carrying vegetarian or vegan tags. It is one section of the full Wetherspoons pub menu, and each pub sets its own prices. Its appeal is the range: creamy chicken curries, hotter beef madras, vegetable curries and Japanese-inspired katsu options give you different routes through the same section. Thursday brings special Curry Club pricing at participating pubs, so the day matters as well as the dish. Prices are typical rather than fixed because each pub sets its own charges. SpoonsMenu is an independent guide, not affiliated with J D Wetherspoon plc.
Special Curry Club pricing available on Thursdays.
- Items
- 7
- From
- £8.49
- Average
- £8.99
- Veg or vegan
- 3
Every curry club item
Chicken Tikka Masala
The nation’s beloved curry classic, offering a wonderfully rich, creamy, and mildly spiced experience. Tender pieces of marinated chicken are simmered in a luscious tomato-based sauce, enriched with cream and a delicate blend of aromatic spices. Served alongside fluffy pilau rice and a warm, soft naan bread to mop up every last drop of the sauce. The flavour profile is beautifully balanced—sweet, earthy, and highly comforting with a velvety texture. It is the perfect choice for those who prefer a milder, deeply flavourful curry. Served steaming hot, it is a definitive pub favourite.
Beef Madras
A robust, rich, and fairly hot curry designed for those who appreciate a bolder spice profile. Chunks of incredibly tender beef are slow-cooked in a dark, intensely savoury sauce packed with tomatoes, fiery chillies, and deep, earthy spices. The long cooking time ensures the beef melts in the mouth, while the sauce provides a complex, lingering heat. Accompanied by fragrant rice and a soft naan bread. This is an excellent choice for spice enthusiasts looking for a highly satisfying, warming dish with a profound depth of flavour. Served piping hot.
Mangalorean Roasted Cauliflower & Spinach Curry
A fantastic, vibrant plant-based curry that showcases a wonderful array of earthy and aromatic flavours. It combines beautifully roasted cauliflower florets and tender fresh spinach, all simmered in a fragrant, creamy coconut sauce infused with South Indian spices. Served with fluffy rice and a warm naan. The roasted cauliflower adds a gentle nuttiness and a satisfying bite, contrasting perfectly with the rich, smooth sauce. It is an outstanding choice for vegans or anyone seeking a lighter, highly flavourful vegetable curry that is both comforting and aromatic. Served steaming hot.
Sweet Potato, Chickpea & Spinach Curry
A beautifully mild and warming plant-based curry that provides deep, wholesome comfort. Generous chunks of sweet potato are combined with tender chickpeas and wilted spinach in a rich, gently spiced tomato and coconut sauce. Accompanied by fragrant rice and a soft naan bread. The natural sweetness of the potato pairs wonderfully with the earthy chickpeas, creating a hearty and deeply satisfying texture. The subtle spice blend ensures a flavourful but gentle heat. It is a brilliant choice for vegans or diners wanting a nutritious, filling, and intensely comforting meal. Served piping hot.
Katsu Chicken Curry
A delightful and incredibly popular Japanese-inspired dish offering a wonderful contrast of textures. A succulent chicken breast escalope, coated in crispy panko breadcrumbs, is sliced and generously smothered in a rich, sweet, and mildly spiced aromatic curry sauce. Served alongside a mound of sticky basmati rice. The crunch of the golden chicken against the velvety, savoury-sweet sauce creates an utterly addictive eating experience. This is an excellent choice for those wanting a mild, highly comforting curry with a satisfying crunch. Served hot, it is a brilliant alternative to traditional British curries.
Katsu Quorn Nugget Curry
A fantastic vegetarian take on the beloved Japanese classic. Eight crispy, golden Quorn nuggets are served atop a bed of basmati rice and drenched in a generous ladle of rich, sweet, and mildly spiced katsu curry sauce. The nuggets provide a wonderful crunch that holds up beautifully against the smooth, aromatic sauce, delivering a highly satisfying, savoury flavour profile. It is an ideal choice for vegetarians or anyone looking for a comforting, meat-free meal with a wonderful blend of sweet and savoury spices. Served steaming hot, it is deeply fulfilling.
Chicken Korma
An exceptionally mild, sweet, and highly comforting curry that is universally adored. Tender pieces of chicken are gently cooked in a rich, creamy sauce made from coconut, cream, and a very delicate blend of fragrant spices. Served with fluffy white rice and a warm, soft naan bread. The texture is luxuriously velvety, and the flavour profile is distinctively sweet, nutty, and entirely devoid of harsh heat. This is the perfect choice for diners who want a flavourful, aromatic meal without any spiciness, making it highly accessible and deeply satisfying. Served piping hot.
Wetherspoons curry club prices
Sorted from lowest to highest typical price. Prices vary by pub.
| Item | Typical price | Calories | Diet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mangalorean Roasted Cauliflower & Spinach Curry | £8.49 | 680 kcal | vegan, vegetarian |
| Sweet Potato, Chickpea & Spinach Curry | £8.49 | 680 kcal | vegan, vegetarian |
| Katsu Quorn Nugget Curry | £8.49 | 844 kcal | vegetarian |
| Katsu Chicken Curry | £8.99 | 844 kcal | - |
| Chicken Tikka Masala | £9.49 | 1158 kcal | - |
| Beef Madras | £9.49 | 720 kcal | - |
| Chicken Korma | £9.49 | 950 kcal | - |
What is on the Wetherspoons curry club menu
What is on the Wetherspoons curry club?
The listed Curry Club selection includes chicken tikka masala, beef madras, chicken korma, two vegetable curries and two katsu options. The clearest distinction is between creamy, mildly spiced dishes and the fairly hot madras. Chicken tikka masala uses a tomato-based sauce enriched with cream, while chicken korma combines coconut and cream in an exceptionally mild, sweet sauce. Those differences are more useful when choosing than simply grouping both as chicken curries.
For plant-based choices, the Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry uses a creamy coconut sauce. Sweet potato, chickpea and spinach curry has a gently spiced tomato and coconut sauce. Katsu chicken curry takes a different direction, pairing a panko-coated chicken escalope with a sweet, mildly spiced curry sauce.
How do curry portions and formats differ?
Curry Club dishes differ in format, but the supplied menu information does not give portion weights or comparable serving sizes. Traditional curries are described as coming with rice and naan. Chicken tikka masala and beef madras centre on pieces of meat in sauce, whereas the vegetable curries combine several plant ingredients. That helps you choose the texture and composition you want, without assuming one plate is larger than another.
The katsu dishes offer a clearer textural contrast. Katsu chicken curry features a sliced, panko-coated chicken escalope, while katsu Quorn nugget curry has eight nuggets on basmati rice with katsu sauce. Check the complete local dish description for accompaniments, particularly with katsu, rather than assuming every curry has an identical plate.
Which Curry Club meals include a drink?
A drink is often included with Curry Club at participating pubs, but the supplied information does not identify which individual dishes qualify. Thursday is the traditional club day, and special Thursday pricing is noted for this section. Check the local offer before deciding that chicken tikka masala, beef madras or either katsu option comes with a drink at the displayed price.
A food-and-drink deal is most useful when its eligible drink is something you actually want. Ask which drinks are covered and whether your chosen curry qualifies. For the Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry or sweet potato, chickpea and spinach curry, also check the complete meal description if you want the whole order to match a plant-based diet.
Does the Curry Club menu change?
No seasonal dishes or rotating specials are identified in the supplied Curry Club information. The listed selection includes chicken korma, chicken tikka masala, beef madras, the two vegetable curries and both katsu dishes. Although the general section description mentions styles ranging from korma to vindaloo, no vindaloo appears in the item list. Do not plan an order around that general wording without checking your pub's menu.
Use the current local listing to confirm the selection rather than expecting an unlisted special. If your preferred curry is not shown, ask staff what is available before choosing a substitute. Korma and tikka masala offer mild alternatives to each other; the sweet potato curry provides a gently spiced plant-based option.
Best curry club picks
- Best value
Mangalorean Roasted Cauliflower & Spinach Curry
£8.49
Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry is the supplied best-value pick, combining vegetables with a creamy coconut sauce. Compare its current typical price and any eligible Thursday drink deal locally.
- Lightest
Mangalorean Roasted Cauliflower & Spinach Curry
680 kcal
Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry is the supplied lightest pick. Check its current energy information alongside the rest of your day's food, since no calorie total is provided here.
- Most filling
Chicken Tikka Masala
1158 kcal
Chicken tikka masala is the supplied most-filling pick, with chicken in a creamy tomato-based sauce. It suits diners seeking a rich curry, although a comparable calorie total is not supplied.
- Vegetarian pick
Mangalorean Roasted Cauliflower & Spinach Curry
vegan, vegetarian
Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry carries both vegan and vegetarian tags. Its roasted cauliflower, spinach and creamy coconut sauce make it a distinct alternative to the meat and katsu dishes.
Wetherspoons curry club deals and offers
Thursday is the key day to check for Wetherspoons Curry Club deals, with special club pricing and often a drink included at participating pubs. A food-and-drink meal deal combines a qualifying curry with an eligible drink, but the supplied information does not name qualifying dishes or drinks. Confirm both locally before ordering.
For value, compare the complete deal with the meal and drink you would otherwise choose. The section's typical prices range from £8.49 to £9.49, with an average typical price of £8.99; individual pubs set their own charges. The Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry is the supplied best-value highlight, but check the current local offer rather than assuming one combination is cheapest everywhere.
When is the curry club menu served at Wetherspoons
Thursday is the traditional Wetherspoons Curry Club day, with special pricing at participating pubs. The main menu typically runs from late morning until the kitchen closes, but no separate Curry Club service window is supplied. Check your chosen pub for the start and finish of its Thursday offer before travelling specifically for it.
Outside the club window, ask whether your chosen curry is available at the pub's current menu price. Do not assume Thursday pricing extends to another day or that arriving before kitchen closing means the club offer still applies.
How many calories in the Wetherspoons curry club
A numerical Curry Club calorie range cannot be established from the supplied information because no dish energy totals are included. The Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry is identified as the lightest highlight, and chicken tikka masala as the most filling, but those labels do not provide a verifiable lowest-to-highest calorie ranking.
For a lighter order, compare the current nutritional information for the complete meals, not just the curry sauce. Count any accompaniments and drink in your meal total, and relate that total to your own daily intake needs. Coconut-based or vegetable dishes should not be assumed lower in calories simply because they carry vegan tags.
Allergens in the Wetherspoons curry club
Milk is evident in the descriptions of chicken tikka masala and chicken korma because both contain cream, but a complete allergen profile for Curry Club is not supplied. The panko coating, naan, nuggets and sauces need checking against Wetherspoons' current allergen information; these descriptions cannot establish which major allergens occur most often across the section.
Tell staff about your allergy before ordering and do not rely on SpoonsMenu alone. Ask how any proposed swap affects the complete dish, and whether shared preparation areas or kitchen equipment create a cross-contact risk. A vegetarian or vegan label is not an allergen safety statement.
Vegetarian and vegan options on the curry club menu
There are 3 Curry Club items carrying vegetarian or vegan tags in the supplied selection. Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry and sweet potato, chickpea and spinach curry are tagged both vegan and vegetarian. Katsu Quorn nugget curry carries a vegetarian tag, but no vegan tag is supplied for it.
Choose by the stated label rather than assuming every meat-free dish is vegan. The vegetable curries use coconut-based sauces, while the Quorn option offers nuggets, basmati rice and katsu sauce. These tags describe the listed dishes; they do not establish separate preparation arrangements. Check the complete local meal, including accompaniments, any changes and your chosen drink, before placing a plant-based order.
How to order from the Wetherspoons curry club menu
Check the pub's current menu before ordering Curry Club at the bar or looking for your chosen dish in the Wetherspoon app at your table. Confirm the selected pub, the price shown for your order and whether a drink is included, rather than treating this guide's typical prices as the amount you will pay.
Ask staff about availability if a dish is missing or you need an alternative. For customisation, confirm what can be changed and whether that affects dietary or allergen information. If using a table-ordering option, check your table details and ask staff about any service questions before submitting.
Best Wetherspoons curry club choices
Best for a very mild curry
Chicken korma is the clearest choice for very mild spice. Its sweet sauce combines coconut and cream, making it a more suitable starting point than the fairly hot beef madras.
Best for a hotter curry
Beef madras suits diners seeking a bolder spice profile. Its fairly hot sauce contains tomatoes, chillies and earthy spices, giving it a different character from the creamy chicken curries.
Best for a vegan choice
Mangalorean roasted cauliflower and spinach curry carries a vegan tag and combines roasted vegetables with creamy coconut sauce. Check the complete local meal description so your accompaniments and any changes also fit your requirements.
Best for vegetarian katsu
Katsu Quorn nugget curry offers eight nuggets over basmati rice with sweet, mildly spiced katsu sauce. Choose it for the nugget format rather than a vegetable curry, but do not assume it is vegan.
Best for a rich curry
Chicken tikka masala combines marinated chicken with a creamy tomato-based sauce and mild spices. It is the supplied most-filling highlight, although portion weights and comparative calorie totals are not available here.
Best for mild plant-based flavour
Sweet potato, chickpea and spinach curry offers a gently spiced tomato and coconut sauce with both vegan and vegetarian tags. It is a useful alternative to chicken korma when you want mild flavour without choosing meat.
How to choose from the curry club menu
- 01
Start with your dietary needs
Choose from the labelled dishes first if you need a vegetarian or vegan meal. Both vegetable curries have vegan tags; the Quorn katsu has only a vegetarian tag. Raise allergy questions separately with staff.
- 02
Choose your spice level
Pick chicken korma for exceptionally mild spice, or chicken tikka masala for a mild, creamy tomato sauce. Beef madras is the fairly hot option; the sweet potato curry is gently spiced.
- 03
Compare the dish formats
Decide between a sauce-based curry and a katsu plate. Chicken katsu has a panko-coated escalope, while Quorn katsu uses nuggets over basmati rice. Check the full accompaniment listing before comparing the meals.
- 04
Check the complete deal
Confirm whether Thursday club pricing applies to your chosen curry and which drink, if any, is included. Compare the complete order with what you actually want, rather than choosing solely because an offer is mentioned.
- 05
Confirm before placing your order
Check the current local price, availability and any requested changes before ordering. If energy intake matters to you, consult the current nutritional listing for the complete meal rather than relying on a lightest-pick label.
How the curry club menu compares to other Wetherspoons sections
Curry Club is the section to explore for a choice between mild, hotter, meat-based and labelled plant-based curries. Its typical prices run from £8.49 to £9.49, but no comparable prices or portion measurements are supplied for Burgers, Pizza or Steak Club, so a cheaper or larger meal cannot be established across sections.
Thursday's potential food-and-drink offer is the main value point to investigate; Steak Club traditionally falls on Tuesday at participating pubs. Choose Curry Club when its sauces, spice levels and rice-based formats appeal. If you would prefer a burger, pizza or steak, compare that section's complete local meal and any eligible drink offer before deciding.