Spice Indian Cuisine

I ordered delivery on Uber Eats and tried their Mutton Sukka and Chilli Garlic Noodles with Chicken, opting for the hot spice level (one notch above regular Indian spice). It was spicy, yes—but perfectly balanced and absolutely enjoyable. Mutton Sukka: The portion size was generous—easily enough for two people as a starter. The mutton was incredibly soft, juicy, and packed with flavor. Each bite practically melted in my mouth. What truly stood out was the subtle, well-balanced use of spices—nothing overpowering, just pure, skillful cooking that highlights the quality of the meat. You can tell this dish is made by a chef who truly understands flavors. Chilli Garlic Noodles: After a long time, I finally tasted authentic Indian street-style noodles. The tanginess, smoky aroma, and perfectly

What a disappointment! For $15–$17, I expected a proper meal — not a kid-sized portion. The Chicken 65 had a strange, off-putting smell and tasted far from fresh. We couldn't even finished it. The chicken fried rice? Just plain rice mixed with bits of that same Chicken 65 and some raw, crunchy vegetables tossed in for “decoration,” I guess. Honestly, this place feels like a total rip-off. Whoever orders online for pickup — good luck! You’ll probably get the same underwhelming, overpriced food I did. Definitely not going back

🍽️🔥 Spice Indian Cuisine did not disappoint! I ordered the butter chicken and my boy ordered lamb curry. Both dishes were absolutely delicious. The butter chicken was rich, creamy, and perfectly seasoned with just the right balance of spice and sweetness. The lamb curry was tender, flavorful, and slow-cooked to perfection ….Every bite was packed with bold, authentic spices. You can really taste the care and tradition in the cooking. If you’re craving comforting, high-quality Indian food with deep flavor, Spice Indian Cuisine is definitely worth the visit. I’ll be back for more!

Overall had a good experience here. The service was fairly prompt and the atmosphere was calm. I would like to see some slightly larger portions of curry to pair with the rice, but not a deal breaker. The food was delicious. The samosas were made with almost a pastry puff outside as opposed to the typical thicker bread, but I actually really liked the change. I hope this place finds success, and I will be returning.

Got takeout from here a couple weeks back. Every dish I got was delicious- the Roti, Samosa Chaat, Salmon Tikka, Paneer Methi Malai, and Malai Kofta...the only thing they were really missing was SPICE! They all tasted very level 1 mild range spice level. Not to say the flavor wasn't great, but I thought they were gonna be a lot spicier.