Taste Of Spice

We had the lunch special recently (December 2021) and we both loved the price and the food. The trays were funny but it turned out to be the right portions. I had never had rice pudding before and even liked that. The order was mixed up (I wanted spicy and he didn't) but that wasn't major and the waiter made up for it. I also want to mention the delicious mango drink I had. I believe it was a tea but didn't taste like tea! More like a cocktail. Can't wait to have it again. Thumbs up to everything! We will be back!

We’ve been here pre-Covid and it was delicious but what we had tonight was outstanding. Whatever you’re doing now - keep doing it. Upscale presentation. Perfect flavors. Amazing textures. Raita was another level - sweet, fresh & minty. Paneer Tandori. Vegetable Biryani. Garlic & Basil Naan. Mango Lassi.

We arrived at Taste of Spice for dinner on Sunday evening around 5:25pm. It is an unassuming casual dining restaurant. We were the only couple dining there but they did seem busy fulfilling pick up and delivery orders though. We ordered “lamb rogan josh,” order of “raita” (yogurt), one garlic naan (bread), one roti (unleavened bread), and mango lassi (drink). The lamb rogan josh came with a generous helping of fluffy basmati rice with few peas on top. The serving portions are decent for the price. I didn’t like the raita because it had a weird tangy taste to it. I wish I had gone with plain yogurt instead. The lamb rogan josh was just as mild as I had requested it but it was nothing to rave about. FYI: it’s a misconception that Indian food needs to be spicy to taste good. The roti was quite a disappointment for me because I’m Indian so I expect it to be made light, soft and airy like the rotis I grew up eating in India. This version of roti was very thin, cracked and dry. The garlic naan was soft and delicious. The mango lassi had the right amount of sweetness and you could taste the mango flavor. Unfortunately I fell sick at the restaurant due to my surgery complications. I had to visit their bathroom and it is clean and well maintained. Overall first impression of the restaurant is not that great.

A good place to satisfy your Indian food craving. The flavors of the food were good and spice levels went up to "Extra Hot" but some of the dishes were extremely salty that we had to notify management. Luckily they knew exactly what dishes were salty before we even told them and caught their mistake so those dishes could've tasted a lot better. The service was not great as it seemed like they prioritized to-go orders instead of dine in customers. Got our waters filled once throughout dinner. We asked for onion/peppers and was told we would get them but never got them. Must Try: •Bhel Puri (Extra Hot; great fusion of sweet and spicy flavors. If you have a tolerance of spicy foods Extra Hot for this dish is perfect) •Paneer Shashlik (Medium Hot) •Navratran Korma (Hot, not as spicy as was expected but great flavors) •Shahi Paneer (Medium Hot; a lot more gravy than paneer. This is typically a sweet dish so this was a good balance with the spicy dishes) •Mango Lassi •Bullet Naan (Not on menu but it's Chili-Garlic Naan) •Roti (fresh, buttery, well done) Not My Fav: •Pani Puri (Extra Hot; pani and masala wouldve good aside from it being salty but gave us a very few puri)

My wife and I had lunch here earlier today...very happy with our food and the service! Vegetable pakora started us, followed by chicken tiki Marsala and lamb curry (both mild). Service was first rate and very friendly! Restaurant was clean and meets all social distancing guidelines. Definitely recommend!