City of Spice

Harsh V.

We only tried three dishes (dosa, chicken tandoori, gobi manchurian) and didn't get a chance to try out the curries. Out of those three dosa was the best. Chicken tandoori looked great but was alright, and missing the flavor. Gobi manchurian was good. They had couple of local soda/pop drinks (thumbs up and limca) that's only available in Indian stores. Owner was friendly and came to the table a couple of times to check on us.

Carlene.

I was excited to try the Gobi Manchurian after reading the reviews. I ordered in person so that I wouldn't experience the extended wait as mentioned in other reviews. My food was hot but the Gobi Manchurian is a wet, slippery, breading mess. I can barely find any cauliflower for $9.99. The samosa was hot and not soggy and disappointing like the Gobi Manchurian. I do not recommend. The lid contains the breading I picked off looking for the actual food. The actual food was difficult to find as it was so small and over cooked.

Migell Wedderburn

Located in a questionable area, it was greatly to my surprise when I walked into City of Spice. The atmosphere was pleasant with a solid incense aroma in the air. The premises were very clean and well maintained as also. What initially grabbed my attention was the prices. Their menu was slightly cheaper than others. However, the quality of food missed not a single beat! The food was delicious and upheld the ideal of great restaurant food. The owner (or who I believed to be the owner), truly had a vested interest as he went from table to table to ensure his guests had no problems; he was very hospitable. Since it's not located too far from where I live, I will definitely be making a stop in the future. Great work, City of Spice!

Hina Javaid Serrone

Usual spot for authentic Indian cuisine, love their handmade fluffy chapati ( tortillas). Their BBQ and all vegetarian dishes are the must try. Super awesome chicken Tikka masalah. Friendly atmosphere with professionalism. Biryani is highly recommended.