John Derecho

Appetizing Indian foods, delicious Lentil soup and enjoyable chicken biryani, chicken tikka masala! Come and enjoy! They serving all the tasties!!!

silentsultan

Quiet, clean atmosphere! Colorful decor! Raju was a pro serving us from start to finish.we ordered few items for our late lunch; food was on time, tasty n delicious. tandoori chicken was done just right! Mango lassi was thick n sweet (more ingredients, less ice) You can expect to see this desi for another meal real soon. Thank you very much, guys!

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Benson Reuben

This article nice quiet restuarant with tasty food, great service & pretty good ambiance. The dishes We ordered, chicken biryani, goan salmon, tandoori salmon, paneer & the Naan bread were served in pretty dishes. Only 2 dowsides were, out of 5 desserts, only 2 were available and when ordered 1 of each, Everything was delicious & the server was very nice & courteous.

Allen

Pretty good Indian restaurant. I found my korma curry too sweet though. Naan was good!

Stephen K

The place was pretty empty when my friends and I came in. I do not know if we had arrived before their usual dinner rush or something, but we almost thought that they had not open yet. The waiters were patient and respectful. The food took a little long to come out, but were delicious. The place itself is a bit dim, but still neat and clean.

Kimberly Lim Legaspi

Indulge in a feast fit for royalty at this exquisite Indian restaurant in Brooklyn, where the flavors of the subcontinent come alive in every dish. The lamb curry is a standout, offering tender pieces of succulent lamb simmered to perfection in a rich and aromatic blend of spices. Each bite is a symphony of flavors that will transport you straight to the heart of India. For those craving the smoky flavors of the tandoor, the chicken tandoori is a must-try. Juicy chicken marinated in a tantalizing blend of yogurt and spices is charred to perfection in the traditional clay oven, resulting in a dish that is both tender and packed with bold flavors. And let's not forget about the chicken biryani, a beloved classic that never disappoints. Fragrant basmati rice layered with spiced chicken, caramelized onions, and a medley of aromatic spices creates a dish that is as comforting as it is satisfying. Each forkful of this flavorful biryani is a harmonious blend of textures and tastes that will have you coming back for more. In conclusion, this Indian restaurant in Brooklyn truly excels in offering a culinary experience that celebrates the rich and diverse flavors of Indian cuisine. With delicious offerings like the lamb curry, chicken tandoori, and chicken biryani, you're guaranteed a dining experience that is nothing short of extraordinary. However despite the flavors of the food the attitude of the waiters aren’t as well. The restaurant was empty however they weren’t able to serve the table in an orderly time or fill the waters when the cups were empty.

JJ Harrison

While the server was kind, he never came over to check on us. Being that we were the only ones in the restaurant, that did feel very rude. My friend was grateful for the food, but the flavor was lacking. My samosa tasted like a Cuban meat pastry, which is disturbing because it was supposed to be the vegetable version. What made me upset was the pimento seed I found in my samosa. I couldn't believe it until I spit it out. The atmosphere was gorgeous and welcoming, but I won't be back.

Jared Davis

I wanted to give this spot a try, as I had a taste for Indian food on my lunch break. I ordered the tikka masala and two plain naan. I walked inside the establishment and the atmosphere was very inviting, and the waiter was nice. I picked up the meal and left back to work. Upon inspection, I could count only 4 singular pieces of chicken swimming within a massive soup of masala. Four pieces of protein! Where did all the chicken go? I was left with a full bowl of subpar bland masala sauce - which went well with the naan - but the chicken was nowhere to be seen. It was more of a masala soup. I will try this place out again, and update my review accordingly, but I do hope to see maybe ten pieces of chicken in my tikka masala!

Erin Carden

Our server was great and the restaurant itself is very nice inside, but one of our dishes was very disappointing. First off, they got our order wrong. We asked for chicken saag and we got paneer. That’s ok, it happens. But also, there were maybe 4 small pieces of paneer in the entire dish. It was mostly just spinach which wasn’t nearly enough protein, also considering that I was splitting it with another person. It definitely felt like a rip off. Won’t be ordering that again.

Jeebs Gold

Have ordered from Indian Spice twice through Uber and twice they got our order wrong. One order they FAILED TO MAKE VIRTUALLY OUR ENTIRE ORDER but we did get drinks naan straws and biryani that was oddly sweet. Not sure how you get a computer order wrong but they do. 2 strikes, not interested in a third.

Claudia Chang

I am writing this review still fuming from an awful experience with two women working tonight (10/25). In short, we ordered chicken tikka masala and garlic naan through Uber Eats but then received the entirely wrong order an hour later. We got the issue corrected with Uber Eats, and I called the restaurant to ask that they remake our order for which we would pick it up and pay for it in person. The main woman who was assisting asked me where the incorrect order was as she claimed it is a requirement that we bring the wrong order back to the restaurant to be issued a full refund (?). I said I was not made aware that we had to do this, and furthermore, I know that based on hygienic food practices, they should be trashing any food that goes to the wrong customers… especially since the food has now changed hands multiple times with a delivery driver and being in our home… She insisted that this was not true and that the food could be used to feed their employees, which may be the case, but again, this was not clear and I am skeptical of any restaurant who accepts back food that has been out of their sight for nearly 2 hours at that point. She and the other woman continued arguing with me on this - at one point insisting they will send their delivery driver back with me to pick up the food?! Absolutely not. I was feeling incredibly harassed at this point - and honestly between being hungry and pregnant, I communicated this and that this situation was stressful, but they were continuing to argue with me. The second woman started to dismiss me and was clearly visibly miffed with me, even though they were the ones to start this and refused to drop it. I asked my husband to come in and take care of the bill because I had to remove myself from that situation, and I could see him through the window continuing to be berated by the main woman for her assumption that we would be trashing the food that was incorrectly delivered. (I never stated this, I did state that I am aware that restaurants have to throw this food out.) He confirmed that she was being just as argumentative with him. This is such a shame because Indian Spice was such a wonderful part of our experience when we last lived in Brooklyn, and based on this, I would never order from here again.

Dylan Bravo

I’m one to love Indian cuisines, but this one had just be a cut below the rest. Not only did I have hair in my food but the cashier had seemed fairly rude even though I have not reciprocated any bad vibes towards them, it was as if my presence was an inconvenience to them. Rest assured I will not be stepping foot in this establishment as they’ve clearly established that my kind is not welcome there, I’d advise others to do the same if they can help it.