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Curry Club

Wetherspoons Chicken Korma

A mild chicken curry with coconut, cream, rice and naan, suited to diners who prefer sweetness to chilli heat.

£9.49950 kcal
Key facts

Chicken Korma at a glance

Varies by pub

Typical price
£9.49

As listed

Calories
950 kcal

Of 2,000 kcal

Daily intake
48%
Diet
None tagged
Allergens listed
2
Section
Curry Club
Prices are typical and variable by pub.
On the plate

What comes with the Chicken Korma

  1. 01

    Chicken

    Tender pieces of chicken give the curry its main substance, surrounded by the rich, creamy sauce.

  2. 02

    Creamy coconut sauce

    Coconut, cream and delicate fragrant spices create a velvety sauce with sweetness, nuttiness and very little heat.

  3. 03

    White rice

    Fluffy white rice accompanies the curry, giving you a base for the rich coconut and cream sauce.

  4. 04

    Naan bread

    Warm, soft naan bread completes the plate and gives you another way to eat the creamy sauce.

The dish

What the Chicken Korma is like

This korma is sweet, creamy and exceptionally mild, with delicate fragrant spices rather than harsh heat. Coconut and cream give the sauce a rich, velvety texture, while its nutty flavour sits alongside the sweetness. Tender chicken pieces make this a soft-textured curry, with the sauce doing most of the work in each mouthful. It suits a preference for gentle aromatics rather than a pronounced chilli kick.

The dish is served piping hot with fluffy white rice and warm, soft naan bread. Rice gives you a base for the sauce; the naan offers a different texture alongside it. Expect a comforting, creamy meal whose defining qualities are sweetness and mildness.

Curry Club pricing on Thursdays

Value

Is the Chicken Korma good value?

Price within this section£9.49
Lowest £8.49Highest £9.49

Chicken Korma is worth considering if you want a mild curry with both rice and naan included at a typical £9.49. Within Curry Club, it is the highest priced of the 7 items we track in this section; prices vary by pub, so that comparison is a guide rather than a fixed local ranking.

Compare it with Chicken Tikka Masala or Beef Madras when choosing from the same section, but favour the korma if its sweet, creamy profile appeals. Thursday Curry Club pricing may affect the value at participating pubs. Many mains also have an eligible drink option, so check the local deal before ordering separately.

Nutrition

Chicken Korma calories and nutrition

Share of a 2,000 kcal day950 kcal (48%)

As listed, before any extra sides, sauces or drinks.

The listed Chicken Korma contains 950 kcal, equivalent to about 48% of the 2,000 kcal daily reference intake. It is the sixth lowest calorie of the 7 items we track in this section within the Curry Club items we track, which helps put the figure in context without making it a recommendation for your individual needs.

Use the listed meal as your starting point when planning an order. Extra sides, additional sauces and drinks can change the total, so check their nutrition information separately. If you alter the rice, naan or other components, ask which calorie figure applies to the meal you actually receive.

Dietary information

Chicken Korma allergens and dietary information

Contains

  • milk
  • mustard

Not listed

  • celery
  • cereals containing gluten
  • crustaceans
  • eggs
  • fish
  • lupin
  • molluscs
  • peanuts
  • sesame
  • soybeans
  • sulphur dioxide
  • tree nuts

Recipes and suppliers change, and kitchens handle all 14 major allergens. Always tell staff about an allergy and check the official allergen information before ordering. No dish can be guaranteed allergen free.

Chicken Korma is not vegetarian or vegan because it contains chicken, and the sauce also contains cream. Our data lists milk and mustard as allergens, with no dietary tags supplied for this dish. Anyone avoiding either listed allergen should check the pub's current allergen information before ordering.

Do not treat this list as confirmation that other allergens are absent. Ask staff about the complete meal, including rice and naan, and any preparation concerns relevant to you. Swaps or additions can change the allergen information that applies to your order.

Occasions

When to order the Chicken Korma

  • Very mild curry fans

    This is a strong match for diners who enjoy fragrant spices but dislike harsh heat. Its sweet coconut and cream sauce keeps the flavour gentle.

  • Rice and naan diners

    Choose it if you like a curry served with both rice and bread. The fluffy rice and soft naan give you different ways to enjoy the sauce.

  • Thursday pub meals

    It is worth considering for a Thursday meal when Curry Club pricing applies. Check the participating pub's price and any eligible drink option before deciding.

Pairings

What to order with the Chicken Korma

Ordering tips

Tips for ordering the Chicken Korma

  • Check Thursday Curry Club pricing at your chosen pub before ordering, as the typical price is a guide and local prices vary.

  • Rice and naan are already included, so consider whether you want both before adding another side to your order.

  • Ask which drinks qualify for a meal option before buying one separately, either at the bar or through the Wetherspoon app.

  • If you avoid milk or mustard, check the current allergen information for the curry and its accompaniments before requesting any changes.

Side by side

Chicken Korma compared with similar dishes

Compare curry club

ItemPriceKcal
Mangalorean Roasted Cauliflower & Spinach Curry£8.49680
Sweet Potato, Chickpea & Spinach Curry£8.49680
Chicken Korma£9.49950
Chicken Tikka Masala£9.491158
Beef Madras£9.49720
Questions

Chicken Korma questions

How much is the Chicken Korma at Wetherspoons?
Wetherspoons Chicken Korma costs a typical £9.49, but the price varies by pub. The listed meal comes with white rice and naan bread. Thursday Curry Club pricing may differ from your usual local price, so check the pub's menu or Wetherspoon app before placing your order.
How many calories are in Wetherspoons Chicken Korma?
Wetherspoons Chicken Korma is listed at 950 kcal, equivalent to about 48% of the 2,000 kcal daily reference intake. Within the Curry Club items we track, it is the sixth lowest calorie of the 7 items we track in this section. Extra sides, sauces or drinks can change your order's total, and alterations to the meal may mean the listed figure no longer applies.
What comes with the Chicken Korma at Wetherspoons?
Wetherspoons Chicken Korma comes with fluffy white rice and warm, soft naan bread. The curry contains tender chicken pieces in a creamy sauce made with coconut, cream and delicate fragrant spices. Both accompaniments are part of the described meal, so consider them before ordering extra sides.
Is Wetherspoons Chicken Korma spicy?
Wetherspoons Chicken Korma is exceptionally mild, with a sweet, creamy flavour rather than harsh chilli heat. Coconut, cream and delicate spices give the sauce its rich texture and gentle aroma. It is a suitable choice for someone who wants fragrant curry flavours without a pronounced spicy kick.
Is the Chicken Korma at Wetherspoons vegetarian?
Wetherspoons Chicken Korma is not vegetarian because it contains chicken, and it is not vegan because it also contains cream. Vegan and vegetarian alternatives listed in Curry Club include Sweet Potato, Chickpea & Spinach Curry and Mangalorean Roasted Cauliflower & Spinach Curry. Check local availability and current dietary information before ordering.
What allergens are listed for Wetherspoons Chicken Korma?
Milk and mustard are the allergens listed in our data for Wetherspoons Chicken Korma. This does not confirm that other allergens are absent from the meal. Check the pub's current information for the curry, rice and naan, and discuss any swaps or preparation concerns with staff before ordering.
Can I get Wetherspoons Chicken Korma as a meal deal?
Chicken Korma has Curry Club pricing on Thursdays, and an eligible drink option may be available at your pub. Curry Club traditionally runs on Thursday at participating pubs, often with a drink included. Check the local terms, eligible drinks and price before ordering, rather than assuming every drink is included.

Data source: Prices are collected from publicly available Wetherspoon menu boards. Data last verified 1 October 2026.

Disclaimer: Prices and availability are typical and variable by pub. We are an independent guide and not affiliated with J D Wetherspoon plc.

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