Delhi Spice

My wife, me and few Indian friends were on a sight-seeing spree in Washington DC & and had to visit a friend in the adjoining Bethesda Avenue in Maryland MD recently (in the mid of Aug 2025). While crossing the Bethesda Avenue we spotted this board "Delhi Spice" and immediately it kindled/aroused our appetite. We decided to have our lunch at this place. We had an amazing dining experience at this Delhi Spice restaurant! From the moment we walked in, the warm aroma of spices set the tone for a flavorful meal. The menu has a wonderful balance of classic favorites and unique regional dishes, all prepared with authentic spices that bring out rich, bold flavors. The staff (especially Sister Olga) was friendly, attentive, and happy to explain the dishes, which made the experience even more enj

Best chicken masala ever. So creamy. Great garlic naan bread. The chicken vindaloo was spiced right...expect a little sweat but not overwhelming. The mulligatawny soup was a great start, again..spiced right and so tasty.

We had a great experience at Delhi Spice in Bethesda. The food was absolutely delicious — we tried the Delhi Papri Chaat, Paneer Makhani, Fig Kofta, Daal Tadka, Onion Kulcha, and Garlic Naan. Every dish was full of authentic flavor and cooked to perfection. The staff was very accommodating. We mentioned we had kids with us, and the gentleman taking our order made sure their food came out first — really thoughtful service! Parking is a bit challenging in the area, but we parked in the Giant store lot behind the restaurant, which worked out fine. Highly recommend this place if you're looking for tasty Indian food in Bethesda.

Ate lunch here as part of a group. Decent Indian food at a reasonable price. I had the garlic chicken wings which were mildly spicy, topped with a flavorful but not noticeably garlic sauce, and could be eaten without spilling with a knife and fork. The veggie samosa was a small tower of food, heavily chickpeas, beautifully presented and spicier than expected. Another person liked the butter chicken, which was clearly the least spicy dish on the menu. The person who ordered the lamb vindaloo found it tasty but spicier than she hoped. The onion naan bread was enjoyed by all.

One of the best chicken Tikka Masala I've ever eaten, with so flavorful and rich sause you want to lick the bowl