9 Spices Indian Cuisine & Bar (Albany)

Spacious restaurant with delicious food: perfect for dine in and parties of all size. We had our little one’s 2nd birthday party here, they were very accommodating and the food was delicious. Our guests absolutely loved it. They have separate room for decorations and cake table where you can have privacy while the floor is open for your guests with ample of tables to sit. The new manager Ravi is very friendly and offered us few surprises food items like goat curry, chicken curry and sweets. Their cakes/pastries are awesome so don’t forget to add them to your menu.

Quality of food is magnanimous. 1. No stomach upset 2. No bloated 3. No bad breath or smell 4. No burfs Quantity, quality is fantastic and price is shockingly reasonable 😍 Family of 4 with kids(6 yr old and 3 yr old) had the food. We all are enjoyed with greatest taste of Indian food without any stomach problem. ( Kovakkai fry is bit salty apart from the rest are delicious). My kids enjoyed Deserts and Kesar mango lassi. I preferred Mutton biryani which is amazing taste. Overall the entire family loved the food and ambiance.

Great restaurant! The dining room was closed due to a temporary issue with the A/C, but the owner gave me a seat at the bar and was helpful with recommendations. I cose Curry goat served with Naan. So tasty. Perfect level of spice and flavor! I will return the next time I am in town. Weekend buffet is supposed to be great. Affordable entrees.

Probably the best Indian restaurant right now in the entire Albany-Troy-Schenectady region hands down. It is only a pity this restaurant started operating as I am preparing to relocate from this area. They have a fantastic chef who is able to deliver a distinctive flavor to each entree instead of it all tasting like the same bland curry with different meats/vegetables thrown in.The Chicken 555/Chicken 65 as starters and the Chef's special goat curry as the main course is a must try. I'd say to not go for the Chicken Manchurian because that felt more like General Tso's Chicken instead of the more familiar distinct flavor of IndoChinese cuisine that I always loved back home. The dine in service is good as well. They were maintaining proper protocols in observance of the present situatio

we went to the Saturday buffet at 9 spice and it was one of the worst experience we had. Kadai paneer was very watery. And the service was also not good. The food was not properly cooked (manchurian was too hard) and it was so cold. We informed the people working there to heat it up but nothing was done. They took 30-45 minutes to refill everything. They told us that they had a big order which they need to complete so that’s why there was a delay. To complete that order they compromised the quality of our food. The experience was VERY BAD.