Spice Bazar tries to portray themselves as upscale Indian restaurant. But really they are not. They have no liquor license. Even soft drink is very limited. We took two appetizers and two main course to share among three of us. The appetizers were very good. In the main course the main item was mutton biriyani and it was so far the worst we have ever faced. The parking is a nightmare as they have no parking of their own. One needs to be very careful how they preprint the tips based on percentage. They include the tax part in the tips amount also, which is not right. I have specifically noted in their bill though I paid generous tips as the service was quite good. I do not recommend this rest...
I was excited to give this modern Indian restaurant a try. When I arrived I found parking not too far. I walked in and was greeted. Akil, our server, walked my friend and I to our seats. The restaurant was so nicely decorated! It is BYOB fyi. Akil was super kind, and he started us with appetizers. I got the stuffed tikka chicken bao bun, and my friends got the crispy cauliflower. Both were absolutely delicious! The bao was super soft. We also had octopus, and it was delicious!Next were our meals, I got the shrimp alleppay and my friend got the salmon. The plates looked delicious when it came out. They both were excellent, and the flavors were on point! For dessert, we got the chef's choice o...
I've been to this restaurant several times, it just never disappoints. Every time I go I just want to say bring me one of each, of course not possible. This time I went with some friends and family, they had a 7 course dinner special that was delicious and interesting. From the Persian yogurt cucumber dip on pop-crackers to Baklava with Saffron, it was all creatively put together and served. It was my first time ordering lamb at a restaurant because I don't usually like lamb. I ordered the Saffron and Cardamom Braised Lamb Shank, let's say I will be ordering that again.
Spice Bazaar had a 7 course tasting for the first time. As an avid dinner at Spice Bazaar we were very excited to try the tasting. It was absolutely delicious, we had the opportunity to taste many dishes that were completely new to us and the restaurant, many we hope will make it to the regular menu. The four of us loved every bite and we hope this becomes a regular event at the restaurant. Excellent job done by everyone!
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It was a spectacular experience. A novel take on Mediterranean/Indian fusion cuisine. The food composition was pleasing. Every course was well thought out and had the desired effect. We will definitely be back to try their regular menu. We really enjoyed the atmosphere and the food.
I always look forward to coming here the food never disappoints! Every time I come here I order something different and leave satisfied. Chef came out last time, introduced himself and told us more about our dishes.. very nice ambiance to the place as well!!Food: 5/5
For Indians who regularly eat and enjoy the authentic flavors and spices of India and can find great options throughout NYC and NJ Spice Bazaar doesn't make the cut at all. Our group found the food just mid: bland, lacking flavor, not yummy like we hoped.
Have been a few times. Always happy. Service and space are always good. I felt the portions were a little smaller than typical?
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The food is consistently good. We have been MANY times. (once a week? Sat outside this time and it was lovely.
The best Indian food I have ever had. Amazing service and restaurant.
Traditional Butter Chicken – Whole Tandoori Cornish Hen
Truffle And Goat Cheese Naan Flatbread
Salmon Charcoaled Grilled In Clay Oven
Malai Kofta Dumpling In Saffron Sauce
Cottage Cheese Homemade Makhani
Stuffed Chicken Tikka Bao Buns
Ten Spice Chicken Seekh Kabab
Mixed Grilled Kebabs For Two
Saffron Cream Malai Chicken
Lamb Lal Mas On Lacha Bread
