The food at Spice Street is amazing with so much variety, and I can highly recommend their service…read moreas well. We were able to snag a table for Valentine's Day evening on their website and they did NOT overbook - we were seated within 5 mins. of arriving. Service was prompt and attentive without being intrusive. The cocktails were innovative and delicious; we loved the jalapeño passion fruit cocktail (spicy!) and the ginger mojito. We were very hungry but decided on 4 smaller plates, which was exactly the right amount of food. Highly recommend their Crab Kathi Roll appetizer, the Crispy Spinach with Dates, the Chicken Cafreal and the Eggplant Fritters - although the mild spicing and flavor of the eggplant was outshone by the other robustly flavored items; still tasty though. Service was friendly and crisp and the pricing was very economical especially considering the variety and quality of the food and beverage. A 5-Star keeper!!

The service and the Brussels sprouts were the best part of the meal…read more The servers were very attentive and kind. The Brussels sprouts chat was so good! Roasted to perfection and paired well with the chutneys. I also ordered the lamb vindaloo and it was lack luster to me. The lamb chunks were good, but the sauce lacked spice even though I asked for spicy. My friend got the garlic naan and I tasted it. I wasn't a fan of the taste or texture. The restaurant itself is cute and cozy!

Authentic preparations -- the belh puri is marvelous. (Try that appetizer -- you'll love it.)…read more Convivial dining setting with plenty of space between tables (useful for us elders). Gracious host and waiter. Bottom line: best Indian restaurant this side of the DC line.

Sooooooo......traffic was crazy. I had 32 miles left to go on the beltway before my daughter and I…read moregot home. (Kensington down to upper Marlboro). We were starving and my daughter suggested two places. One had bad reviewed the other was this place. We pulled passed it because the staff were in suits. We just came from track practice. We walked in, the staff were fantastic, the food was top notch. Flavor was great maybe a little more salt. But it was absolutely amazing. Our water glasses never were half full due to the eagle eye of the staff. I would highly recommend this to everyone of all genders and nationalities. Great experience and the food was spot on. 10/10

My new favorite Indian place! Service was attentive and fast…read more I ordered chicken makhani, creamy rich flavorful sauce, tender chunks of chicken, garlic naan was lightly toasted with the right amount of garlic.

Enjoyed my experience at Curry Place. Stopped in for lunch on a Thursday afternoon. I got there…read moreright before they closed down for lunch at 2:30pm. Restaurant was clean with plenty of tables for dine-in service. I ordered the chicken saag, which is my go-to Indian dish. The saag and basmati rice were a hit! As I was dining I noticed there was quite a bit of to-go traffic which is always a good sign. I'd definitely check them out again to try some of their other dishes.

So, it's been a while since my family and I last went out to eat at a restaurant, and we landed on…read morethis one since it was both nearby and the prices reasonable for the fare that they offer. My wife and I had been here for lunch before and had a good experience, so this time we figured why not check it out for dinner? Turns out, it was a great idea. The wait for the food was a bit on the longer end, but to be perfectly fair, we ordered a LOT, so we certainly didn't mind. By the time the food hit the table, we forgot about it almost entirely because the smells of freshly made kitfo, lamb tibs, and this stewed chicken dish whose name I can't remember (but it came with a hardboiled egg!) hit our nose, nothing else mattered. The food was presented in a way that somehow matched the overall vibe of the restaurant, which at this time of night was set to be kinda toned down with dingy lighting and smooth music. Huge call out to my waiter that I curse myself for not getting his name, because he is, simply put, the best server I've ever had at a restaurant. Not only was he timely and discreet about topping off our waters, but also checked in about soft drinks as well, and when he heard my son saying the food was too spicy for him, he took it upon himself to get him something else to eat that wasn't spicy at all, and without myself or my wife asking. If you're looking for a great place to eat with a killer atmosphere and even better service, you've found it.

Visiting DC for the weekend and I can say this is by far the best Indian food I've ever had at a…read morerestaurant! My partner had the vegan Ethiopian platter and told me it was one of the best meals he's had in a while. An absolute must if you're in DC!

Food looked and smelled great; everything was fresh, delicious and authentic. You order at the…read morecounter and the food is delivered at the table if dining in. The decor consists of Bollywood movie posters. And they have a full bar. We tried and enjoyed the following: mango lassi, pani puri, Vada pav, Mysore masala dosa and plain masala dosa. The dosas were crispy with a little chew. The potato filling was delicious dosas were served with sambar (a soup made with lentils, vegetables and fragrant spices) and two chutneys (sauce/ salsa) both delicious.

Food Courts are popping up everywhere around us, & I'm here for it!! So I keep seeing this spot on…read moremy timeline. I'm geeking to go!! It took a minute, but I finally pulled up!! . Where I am: @anandabites . Location Reviewed: 8046 New Hampshire Ave., Langley Park M.D. inside of @bitesdmv . Items Reviewed: DELICIOUS. Their Paneer Pakora ($9.99 deep fried, spiced, non melting Indian cottage cheese). Firm cheese, even after being hot. I just needed more flavor with this. LIKE THAT! Their Large Samosa's ($8.99 deep fried pastries with curry potatoes, lentils, onions, spicy green sauce, & sweet red sauce). Tasty, flavorful, especially dipped in that hotter sauce, good! STAMP!! Their Drinks ($6.50 each a Passionfruit Boba Tea with popping lemon boba, & a Mango Thai Tea). The lemon burst with the passionfruit...hit! The mango Thai was refreshing!! STAMP!! Their Samosa Chaat ($8.98 potato samosas with a chickpea curry on top, tangy chutney's, yogurt, & crunchy noodles on top). These are the LIKE THAT samosas on 1000!! With all the toppings, it made those samosas tastier! STAMP!! Their Paneer Tikka Masala ($13.99 fried Indian cottage cheese in a tomato/curry based soup). Super flavorful soup that blended well with the cottage cheese!! LIKE THAT! Their Ghee Podi Dosa ($12.99 a large thin lentil crepe made in ghee, clarified butter, with spicy lentil powder on the crepe, with spicy potatoes on the inside, & with tomato, white, & a lentil sauces). A crisp shell, spicy hot, with super flavorful potatoes, & a savory lentil soup/sauce. STAMP!! Their Gulab Jamun ($5.29 deep fried dough dipped in a sweet cardamom , rose water, sugar syrup). Warm, sweet, & fluffy!! . Customer Service: On Point. . Parking: Decent. . Recommendations: Try what I STAMPED, & you let ME know!! . Accessibility: It's is wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

I can't even begin to say how much I love this place. It's rare to find anywhere that even serves…read moredosa and they have a dozen different types to choose from. I'm slowly eating my way through the list, but I must confess that I still am a fan of the plain old Masala Dosa. I also love the onion & spinach pakoda. And the chilli paneer is quite good. Tonight we tried the malai kofta - it was as the menu says "pure foodie bliss". The serving sizes are ample - three meals and two appetizers was way more than enough for the five of us. We had one whole appetizer left over. About the actual restaurant. Apparently after the pandemic they decided not to offer table serve, but go for the fast casual model. You order at the counter, and they bring the food to you at a table. Lots of seating, but very basic - NOT a date night place unless you want food to be the star of the evening! But always a good meal and really friendly people. Just a really nice place to make your own.

Good food. Inside looks like it's set up for dining but it's more fast casual. They serve…read moreeverything in to go containers and give paper plates. Wish it was more set up for dine in as some things are better fresh

Other food plans let me down, but fortunately I have more than one plan, and I wandered over to…read morethis place on the edge of downtown Bethesda. It is on the smaller side, and one group was turned away for not having a reservation. I got a dumpling appetizer which delivered a mouthwatering array of vegetables, and a reasonably interesting fruity drink. The thing I came for, however, was a chole bhature. This fried bread and chickpea combination came with all the right accompaniments, and the chickpeas were richly flavored. It was a fantastic meal down to the last bite. It would not have been as good to go, and I recommend eating in. Service was a bit slow and they could have used another person working, but it was a clean and pleasant place to eat.

Delhi Spice is a very good restaurant…read more Their food selection is limited compared to other Indian restaurants, but the food is very good quality. The flavors are excellent and cooked very well. They accommodate special requests to your food order. Their service is attentive without being annoying. Atmosphere is ok. Several two person tables, some 4 person tables and a few seats at a small bar area. Delhi Spice is a strong recommend. I will certainly be a repeat customer.

A delicious and delightful lunch at Commonwealth. I ordered the Butter Chicken Lunch Combo and it…read morewas a great amount of food: A portion of white rice, one garlic naan (cut into quarters), a bowl of daal (lentils, a bit spicy), the butter chicken (not spicy) and the avocado mango salad. The chicken was juicy and delicious in the velvety smooth creamy curry. I also loved the zesty salad and the luxuriously creamy and flavorful daal. My husband had the Yellow Crab Curry ($22.99). It contained a very generous portion of lumped crab and the curry was smooth and creamy as well. The curry came with rice and we had the option of ordering additional naan, if needed. The restaurant was very quiet for lunch and service was very attentive by the waiter and the Maître d' The restaurant itself is beautiful and has a nice amount of seating, especially for large events. The waiter advised me the restaurant served about 300 people for their Mother's Day brunch! I thought that was amazing. I also thought I couldn't imagine how difficult it would have been to go to the bathroom during such an event. The women's room had two stalls (and the accessible stall had a diaper changing table), but only one sink! Luckily that was not a concern during our lunch visit. Heads up, the wait staff will ask if you'd like a paper bag to carry out any leftovers, and they are $0.10/bag due to the bag tax.

Our started with spinach chaat. The spinach was crispy as it should be, and pomegranate and mango…read moreadded nice contrast. We got naan but the plain naan was betty than the garlic. For entrees one got the chicken vindaloo. He loves heat, but this dish overwhelmed him. Along with his sputtering, his checks had a nice rosy red glow. Our crab curry was a nice change. I don't see crab on alot of Indian restaurant menus. It was blue crab, albeit from Louisiana. Tasted fine though. Our other dishes were butter chicken, and chicken tikka marsala. Both were fine, but most Indian restaurants have that down. We got good service, enjoyed the ambience, and recommend you give it a try.

Portions sizes and prices are about average but food texture and flavor are good quality and…read moreconsistent. We've ordered from here about 20x now and built up some reliable go-to dishes including the Aloo Gobhi and Channa Masalla. Roti and Garlic Naan are also great. I do recommend doing delivery or pickup as the place is very much a hole-in-the-wall joint and less of an actual restaurant than a kitchen. Still amazing food, very consistent. There's zero chance I won't be ordering again in the coming month.

Very good benefit of this place is they close quite late (until 1 am). That's good for night people…read morewho just get off work or feel hungry late night. Many interesting Indian and Nepalese food choices. I ordered take-out Chicken Saag, Chicken Biryani and Garlic Naan. They might not the best Indian dish that I have ever had before, but I can say, the food was fine and has a standard taste that supposed to be. (quite mild) The restaurant building condition seem hidden and aged. There are some seating tables are available inside, that is clean and organized anyway. They have free parking behind the restaurant, but it is quite narrow and limited especially day time.

I arrived shortly after they opened on a Sunday and this place was almost full of diners. They…read morefeature a $22 lunch buffet with around 10 items you can choose from. All of the food was fresh and delicious. I loved all of the seasoning and sauces. The tandoori chicken and goat were cooked perfectly. The meats were tender a juicy. There were a couple of parties that called prior and made reservations. The ambience was very warm and inviting. I saw some diners dining alone and many locals. There was also a large party of 12 dining here. The servers were attentive. My friend and I really enjoyed our dining experience here and will definitely be back to try out their dinner menu.

It honestly pains me to write this one-star review because I've been going to Kadahi for years and…read moreit's always been one of my favorite spots. Unfortunately, the last few visits haven't been great, and tonight was the worst it's ever been. I ordered the matar paneer and it was watery and almost completely flavorless, which is very unlike what I've had there before. The rice was even more disappointing -- it tasted old and was hardened into clumps, almost molded into the shape of the container instead of being individual grains. It was difficult to even break apart. The samosas were good, which was the one bright spot, but the garlic naan barely had any garlic on it. Normally their naan is amazing and very flavorful. I'm really disappointed because this used to be my go-to spot for Indian food. I'm hoping this was just a bad night, but after a few recent experiences that were also lacking in freshness and flavor, I may have to start looking for a new place.