Spice Waala

Sam Backus

Had the lamb kebab kathi roll, chicken tikka kathi roll, papdi chaat, mango lassi, and pistachio cardamom soft serve. Everything was delicious, and the food came out fast. Upon first glance the rolls look too small but they’re the perfect portion size for trying the other side dish options and not being too full. The lamb was wonderfully spiced, the chicken roll was flavorful and had a slight kick, the papdi chaat was refreshing and a great combo of textures, and the soft serve was awesome. It had a really unique flavor. The mango lassi was good but it was super thick and I think I like it a little thinner in consistency; just a personal preference. The shop is small but there are at least four smaller tables if you feel like dining in. I’ll be back!

Mike Sampson

Excellent restaurant that serves Indian street food. They have a small dining area with a few tables and a couple of benches to sit down and eat if you want. The portions are relatively small but they are priced fairly since menu prices are low and they have some vegan options as well. I had the tasty vegan aloo tikki and it was excellent.

Destinee Sanders

Love the values and mission! Had the chicken tikka and it was beyond what I expected. Traditional Indian with a twist. The mango Lassi was thick and yummy. Highly recommend giving it a taste especially if you’re looking for an affordable authentic and tasty meal. The price was my second favorite part as a whole meal under ten dollars is hard to come by in Seattle. Definitely looking forward to trying the lam next time.

Parks Rosalie

The masala fries and paneer bhurji roll were good, but the papdi chaat really stood out! The papdi were light and crisp, the boiled potatoes were soft, and the toppings that came with it were delicious. There was a slightly sweet yogurt topping, a tamarind chutney, coriander chutney (not pictured), and some additional toppings (crisps, onion, coriander, pomegranate). Really love this spot for authentic Indian street food!