Spicy Hut (Authentic Indian Cuisine)

The owner and staff were nice. The food was kind of typical Hyderabadi/Andhra street food and delicious. We tried a few items but I have only one picture. Make sure you write your name on #thespicewall 😅

Has Potential but Needs Work Tried this place recently since it’s new, and the experience was pretty mixed. The samosa was really good, and the staff here are super friendly and polite. When I mentioned issues, they fixed things right away, which I appreciated. They also have a live Pani Puri counter, which was fun to try (I’d give it a 3/5). On the flip side, a lot didn’t quite hit the mark. The chai was strong but barely warm, which was disappointing. I ordered Chicken Fry Biryani but got regular biryani instead. The chicken in the biryani tasted stale, and the rice was dry with hardly any masala. Also, something to be aware of: the prices on the menu don’t include service tax. If you pay cash, you’re fine, but if you pay by card, their POS system adds tax to each item, which felt a l

Biriyani was very tangy and didn’t taste great. So much food colour is very disappointing moreover it’s not even mixed properly. Had higher expectations in quantity, quality and taste for the price point.

I tried the Mirapakaya Chicken Biryani and Aritaku Kodi Pulao at Spicy Hut, and both were outstanding! The biryani had just the right spice kick, and the pulao was flavorful, aromatic, and perfectly cooked. The ambiance is excellent, making it a great place to enjoy authentic flavors with comfort. Definitely a must-visit!

I had a great experience here! The food was flavorful and fresh, especially the paneer biryani. The naan came out hot and soft, perfect for dipping. Staff were super friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. Definitely a spot I’d come back to for authentic Indian food.