Amazing food! I forgot how good good Indian food can be! Great service too…read more I wish I lived closer but will definitely be making special trips here for this restaurant. I don't want to drink anything because I want the flavors to last. So good.

Absolutely delicious. Not cheap, but for me it's 2 meals....so worth it. Great combination of…read moreflavors.

The restaurant only had one person seated when we entered. Very clean. Large seating area and it…read morehas a patio outside. Nice ambient music playing. We tried the Lunch special which is two plates for $20. You can choose from Butter Chicken or a veggie dish. You also get basmati rice, a large naan bread/roti, tomato salad and what looked like chick peas in a sweet sauce. There was also a small round pastry in the middle of the tray. Every thing was tasty. We expected the butter chicken to be bland but it was quite spicy so if you like it mild it's not! Server was friendly and helpful. Will definitely return and try a regular dish. Not overpriced either like some Indian restaurants

The Indian food of my dreams. Seriously though....absolutely incredible. The taste had me literally…read moremoaning every single bite, the portions were amazing, the staff were so friendly, the interior was fun and well designed. Do yourself a favor and try this place immediately. I want to try their entire menu and NEED their food at a minimum of once a month. You may think this post is dramatic, until you try it yourself and then you will understand the hype. We got the butter chicken main dish, the smoked paneer tikka bowl and the garlic and cheese naan. Everything was 100/100. We also tried two drinks, the mango lassi (holy yum) and the sweet lemon water (refreshing and delicious). I will be working my way through their entire menu. Also multiple Indian families came into dine while we were there, which is always a good sign!

The restaurant was very clean, the waiter was polite and helpful answering our questions. Their…read moreNaan bread was fresh and flavorful. We ordered the plain and garlic ones. Both equally delicious. The butter chicken and chicken makhni were superb, made with nice and large pieces of chicken. Mango lassi was also well made. Definitely the best Indian food we found in Greenville!

This is it most authentic Indian restaurant in town. It is locally owned and operated by, Narish…read more He has amazing customer service between his self and his team. Nothing but satisfaction. From the Chia Tea, fresh made chutney & papadan onto the lentil soup and the butter chicken. Nothing but top quality, fresh ingredients, great service and appreciation from each and every one of the employees. What a wonderful experience. When I first walked in the door, nothing but fresh herb spices in aroma, stimulated my taste buds for one of the best meals I've ever had! Bravo. I truly appreciate the opportunity to enjoy a restaurant of this quality here in Greenville. Thanks to you and your team from one of your biggest fans!

This is the best Indian food in Greenville! The service was amazing our waitress and busser were…read morevery kind. My wife and I left with food for the next day as well.

This was the second visit for ordering takeout for a summer evening for a family of 6. Ordered two…read moreof three entrees each of saagwala paneer, paneer tikka masala and Malabar veg curry. For a price tag of $96, we received two pints of perfect sauces, one pint of steamed and 'ground to smoothness' spinach but that is where it stopped. There was hardly any paneer in the paneer tikka masala or saagwala paneer. I ended up roasting paneer at home to make the dishes presentation worthy and Malabar curry with mixed veggies was underwhelming as all we saw for veggies were a poor portion of frozen vegetables out of the grocery store's frozen aisle. What a let down for a hefty price. Disappointed. No pictures to post because I ended up cooking after paying that money.

This time we showed up for Sunday brunch! A sumptuous 'all you can eat' buffet was laid out in a…read morebrightly lit space with an exhaustive array of dishes. Servers were attentive, prompt and pleasant. We were in the mood to try dosas so we decided to order ala carte. One order of Paneer Manchurian and another of the punning garu (Indian hush puppies) was a perfect starter for a party of six. Between one uttapam, one spicy post Dias, two paneer tikka dosas and two Amravati special dosas, we came back satiated and content. Three kind of sauces and Sambhar served with each one of them all entries were fresh, fast, flavorful with plentiful portions! It can become a Sunday ritual!!!

Ignore the fools on here. Ya boy Khiem is gonna give you the DL. One, they do a buffet here, but…read moreonly on Saturday and Sunday. The buffet is legit. They offer salad, vegetarian dishes, meat, chai, lassi, desserts and dosa. The tables were crisp and the service was attentive. There's QC issues in cleaning their plates fully clean but most of them are clean. The buffet line starts with vegetarian dishes and they're all legit. The paneer is probably the best in all of the buffets in Gvegas. Nice, thick, and soft. I would honestly go back just for that. They do veggie stir fry here which no other buffet really does. The naan is superb for buffet naan. All their meat is halal! For some reason, their chicken tikka is called chicken kebab and their labeled chicken tikka is chicken tikka wings. Fire either way. Their lamb and legit but pungently lamby. As part of the buffet, they offer dosa. Use the peanut chutney with it. Don't be a bozo like me who missed the dessert section of the buffet. And the lassi and chai.

(long overdue post) located in The Commons food court…read more staff was so friendly!! i had the butter chicken & samosas! butter chicken was good, though I have had better (i prefer mine creamier). THE SAMOSAS THOUGH?! absolutely amazing. i could eat 10 of them. perfectly seasoned, a little spicy, the mint chutney paired perfectly!

Ordered take out from here. Service efficient, food tasty and decent portion sized, place looks…read moreinviting and lively. Not crazy about auto-added tip (20% or more, I mean come on!) for takeout. Will have to pay attention, next time paying the bill. The corn bhel, paneer tikka wrap and aloo tikki, all were received well.

I discovered a true gem in Wok and Spice, located just a couple of doors down from the Tile store…read moreon Haywood Rd. The restaurant is spacious and filled with natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The menu boasts an impressive array of dishes that highlight Asian Fusion, skillfully blending ingredients and cooking techniques from various Asian cultures. Our entrees were not only fresh but also cooked to perfection. The service was prompt, and the staff was both friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing our dining experience. I'll certainly be returning. If you're a fan of Asian cuisine, Wok and Spice deserves a spot on your must-try list!

Here's a quick rundown: Location: they need more signage,…read moreit's somewhat hard to find, right next to a liquor store, and I mean, like a duplex, same building kind of thing. Vibe: Modern and open interior, chairs don't match, maybe too large, but lots of seating. Brown tones, concrete stained floor. Service: we were one of two tables at 6:30 on Monday. Not a large crowd. Seated quickly, ordered and food arrived timely. After that, not so much attention. Since we were the only table, after a while, I think the staff just got caught up talking to each other. We did want an extra plate to serve our dishes on, ala family style. We did get one water refill. But had to interrupt conversation to get any to go boxes or our bill. One disturbing thing was the water refill pitcher was placed on a nearby table after we got the refill and then it was placed on the second shelf of the cart they were using to bus the only other table that had departed. It was right next to some all purpose squirt bottle cleaner and right under the dirty dishes bin on the top shelf. Yikes! Food: the food was very good. The Spicy Basil was medium hot, as requested, savory, lots of fresh vegetables and a good chili Thai style sauce that was thick enough to hold and not be runny but not too thick as to be gloppy. The fried rice was okay. The Happy Family was similarly tasty and had a similar thickness/texture. The hot and sour soup was good, a little out of balance on the sour side, but plenty of vegetables as well and served with the crunchy noodles on the side. This may be a better lunch spot? It certainly wasn't crowded for dinner and I didn't see any to go orders hustling out, maybe one or two? I think the food can stand up to being a good sit down restaurant. The staff needs to be more in tune with serving and waiting the tables. I'm concerned about that water pitcher. The large dining area made the restaurant feel even more empty and less intimate or romantic than had they closed off some area and created sections. I understand it has been open for over one year, which is surprising based on what we witnessed, but it may be a lunch thing? Bottom line, the food is very good, but I'm not sure we would journey here again unless we were in the area.

Happy to find some cultural flavors here in Greenville. It's clear there is a lot of room for…read moreculinary growth here in the small city, and Aryana seems to have made some roots here. The environment is welcoming, and within walking distance of the downtown walking trails. Cozy seating and kind staff. The choice for lunch was made mostly for us, offering a cafeteria style meal. You either choose meat or vegetarian and the plate is brought out to you. We were surprised with chicken as the day's choice of meat. Ordered naan on the side, a simple vehicle food, used to dip in the spicy dipping sauce they serve and any of the foods on the plate. The dinner menu is more expansive.

This is a place that's been on my list for years throughout many travels through Greenville. I…read morehaven't gotten to it largely because of the limited hours. I had in my head that this was a place where you could get a nice combo platter, but that's apparently only for lunch, so I had to pick one dish. I was quite happy with my selection though, with their interpretation of daal being a hearty, thick, if overly salty stew noticeably different in taste and texture than the Indian version I so often eat. It did not come with rice, but perhaps that was not so bad as ordering a naan turned out to be well worth it. A gigantic bread, it was delightfully charred on the outside and soft on the inside, and was just about right for mopping up a full plate of lentils. Adding a chai resulted in a cardamom-flavored beverage that wasn't particularly sweet. There were plenty of vegetarian selections that looked worthwhile based on what other tables ordered. I still wish I'd been able to sample more, but I was happy with what I got, and indeed I can't recall an Afghan restaurant I've been to with better-executed vegetarian dishes.