Spices of India Kitchen, Irving TX

Food is excellent. Owners/staff are delightful. I have had takeout once and dine in once. Both were wonderful experiences. Will have this restaurant on repeat.

Yummy grub. Fragrant spicy dishes. However, be warned: I enjoy hot peppery foods, but level 8 heat bordered on the edge of my capsaicin tolerance. The next time I order SOIK's goat stew, it will be at level 5.

Very delicious and welcoming. It’s a nice, cozy, “hole in the wall” kind of place. I really enjoyed the palak paneer.

The food here is authentic Kerala (South Indian State) food. They have great Kerala style porottas (bread) here and their fish and beef dishes are great. The kappa biriyani (spiced cassava and meat dish) is also really good. You must visit and try the food out if you haven't tried Kerala foods before. The staff are really nice and helpful.
The only reason I give this place a 4 star is because of the dining area. It's cramped and not the best of atmosphere.
Dish suggestions: Fish molly, porotta, Kerala red fish curry, kappa

I ordered curry goat and it didn’t taste like anything. No spices or seasonings at all. It tasted like a bunch of grease. I wouldn’t recommend this spot to anyone who loves authentic Indian cuisine.
I always finish my food but after the third attempt to eat this - i just couldn’t. Dissapointed.

Went there for dinner had the butter chicken with tikka masala with yellow rice and garlic naan.
It was amazing, I have had Indian food many times and it is my favorite cuisine. And I have to save I would choose this place over all of them. It was amazing. It’s a bit of a whole in the wall but has amazing food. I will be coming back for sure

I ordered parotta, paneer tikka and a mango lassi. The lassi and the paneer were both unnatural shades of orange. I should’ve stopped eating after seeing it but didn’t. The paneer was sweet and didn’t have much else by way of flavor or spice and I don’t know if they just use a ton of turmeric or if it’s food dye but it stained my hands - even after washing countless times. Parotta and service were good though. Maybe non-Indians will enjoy the food.

Amazing authentic Kerala / South Indian food. Crispy cutlets, great fish fry and a yummy lamb Biriyani. We are visiting from Michigan and so glad we stopped here for lunch.

Several good reviews so we stopped by but didn't live up to our expectations. Not sure if we ordered the best menu items, and hesitant to try again. It was parotta + goat curry.

I went here today for the first time. I got the boneless chicken biryani and it was one of the best I've eaten in the area. I also had their fish cutlets and believe me it's worth the drive. It's a hidden gem of a place and I'm definitely going to be a regular. Please don't ever change the quality of your food!

Awesome food and amazing people. They asked us how we wanted our food and made sure it was made exactly that way.

Decent food but recently ordered paneer Tikka masala and got chicken. Pretty disappointing when you're a vegetarian. Especially because they look similar. Try to avoid this guys.

I just ordered chicken tikka masala, it has no flavor. It isn’t even spicy! This was my first time and I had a bad feeling when I walked in and saw the employees were all Hispanic. This just doesn’t taste good. Their naan bread is basically a tortilla! Never again!

Literally my favorite Indian restaurant! The garlic naan is so freaking fresh, soft, and flavorful! I’ve tried the tikka masala, butter chicken, and goat biriyani! All 3 is a must try for real though lol! The staff is friendly and helpful with helping you make a choice of food!