The food was excellent, would definitely order everything we had again. The vegetable pakora and…read morecoconut Malabar were my favorites. I loved the beers. The servers were very helpful in figuring out what to order since there are so many options (there are two kitchens here- Chinese and Indian/nepalese, so two menus you can order from!). We ended up having mostly Indian/nepalese and thoroughly enjoyed everything. Didn't try dessert because we were too stuffed! I will say, the ambiance is a bit lacking for a dinner spot, it's more of a vibe for lunch, but if you are looking for good food, you can bring the party like we did and leave with a happy full belly.

Decor is basic. Mostly black. Carpet looks pretty new. Chairs comfy. Chicken samosas were good…read more Chicken biryani was plentiful and good but at medium spice didn't feel very spicy. Yogurt sauce was just okay. Friend had chicken coconut curry and said it was good but very very spicy. She finished nearly all of it. Place was pretty empty and not much staff. Saw only two people working and they didn't come back more than 1 times though we could've used water refills. So we asked for them when we got a to go box. Perhaps consider a carafe of ice water left at the table to make that easier on staff. Next time I will try a Chinese entrée.

the food was authentic and tasted spectacular. there was only one waiter and he's was the sweetest…read moreman ever..it was a very cute and comfy environment and very clean which I'm a stickler about.. I'm definitely going back!!

AMAZING FOOD. My…read moredad and I visited not long after a conversation I had with him about how Indian food is not one of my favorites and how we had little experience with Nepalese food, but this restaurant exceeded our expectations. Were ordered three main dishes, garlic naan, and mango lassi. When we came to visit it was rather empty, but our server was so attentive and kind. First, it is really cool how they give you an option to choose the meat that you would like in each dish. We opted to try a few. The madras coconut with goat, Bhuna with beef, and Mango with fish. Everything was cooked perfectly and the flavors were powerful and really made each of the dishes. You can tell they take pride in their dishes! I will be back.

I was absolutely astonished to discover the best Indian Nepali food ever and the restaurant is in…read moreSheboygan!! I am from Chicago and we have good Indian food but nothing like The Spices Restaurant and Bar in Sheboygan. We had the best Chicken 65 ever! The delicious and perfectly seasoned Palak Chicken and Green Chicken Korma were outstanding, top-shelf, made-from-scratch and the food was served piping hot and to our preferred spice level, completely tailored to our taste. The vegetable Bryan was intensely aromatic, and their cheese garlic naan was simply amazing. I also loved that Surya and the bartender were great. You must try this gem. It's simply the best. FIVE STARS!! Prices are exceptionally reasonable for the high quality and generous portions. Wish we had a Spices Restaurant in Chicago. We will come back because it's worth the two hour drive!!

My wife and I (she's from South India) have been going here for the past two years since we moved…read moreto the Milwaukee area. We've lived in Chicago before moving here and loved Chicago food, especially the Little India neighborhood there; that being said, this place is phenomenal and bar far the best Indian restaurant we've had in the greater Milwaukee area. Never have we had a bad meal. Have tried most things on the menu- while it seems more North Indian (less spice used than in South India), it makes up for it with the Nepal menu options. The fried chili momos and steamed chicken momos (Nepali flavor and sauce yum), and the Tandoori Chicken are always well-made and seasoned. The Chai is phenomenal. This location, compared to downtown, is less 'dress-upped', but in our experience, the less dressed-up an Asian restaurant is, the better the food is going to be. Cute decor includes elephants, flowers, and types of bamboo steamers and such, making it very cute and homey. The service is always great, both the Nepali gentleman and the other Indian gentlemen servers are friendly and helpful. The only few 'negatives' we have had- service can take a bit, but it's completely worth it for the quality that comes out of the kitchen. Some small things- like the tandoori chicken not having sliced ginger or the chai being a little on the tamer side of spice- are to be expected with inflation and whatnot for the food industry. In the end, food is amazing, service is top-notch, and what we feel is the best reason to go there is the sense of home and comfort we get from the food and staff. Worth the drive, worth the try. Thanks to the owners and everyone at The Spices for making an international couple feel at home!

Jays has always been our favorite India restaurant. We drive from Green Bay just for his food. Last…read moreweek we got are usual favorites and were extremely disappointed. we don't know if Jays is run by someone else now, but the food looked and tasted different. Curries were bland and very greasy. Tandoori chicken was hard and dry and the biryanis were tasteless. So sad and disappointing!!!

The food and the service here has changed. In the past 3…read moremonths Jays has gone from top of my list to the middle. Im not sure what happened but my friend and I would pickup dinner from here at least once weekly for about a year and a half and it was always fragrant and the spice level customizable. Suddenly not long ago we stopped seeing familiar employees completely. It happens, but After a couple of visits noticing the flavor of the food was different we asked where the 2 men who worked the counter and kitchen before had gone. Apparently the replacement staff doesn't speak English, so no words, just stares. Bottom line the food now comes at one spice level (bland) no matter what you ask for, and the sauces for kormas is noticeably watered down, the biryanis have less meat, and the butter chicken is now bright red with less flavor.

Best Indian food in Milwaukee that I have ever had! Highly recommend it Always clean and nicely…read moredecorated restaurants!

This was classic Indian food done quite well. Service was quick and the workers were nice. I…read moreordered chicken tandoori which was cooked okay. It could've been a little more tender and it was hard to take off the bone, but nothing huge to complain about. The naan was a little hard - I would've preferred a softer naan, but it tasted good nonetheless. It is a fast causal setting, which I wish I knew beforehand to bring my own water, as you have to buy it inside.

We were looking for oriental and this was one of the few open near us. Walked in and perused the…read moremenus and decided upon trio choice with chicken shrimp and beef with vegetables and a side of rice along with two vegetable egg rolls. The egg rolls were very greasy and when eating them had oil leak out the bottom. The main meal was plenty of food for two but the shrimp tasted old. And the beef was salty along with the gravy/sauce. Quite a disappointment

If you've just left India and are looking for Indian / Nepali food - this is a definite NOPE. The…read moredal was extremely thick and tasteless and had very odd lentils and bits and bobs floating around. They ruined the pakodas completely and instead of being crispy they were like thick big goops of besan and a bunch of finely chopped vegetables just jammed in there. I was REALLY looking forward to some amazing Nepalese momos - it was oily and bland and tasted like nothing. The only saving grace was a too sweet paneer butter masala and garlic naans that were barely average. What bothers me more than the people selling this terrible quality food is you're telling these people this is what Indian food is? NOPE.