Spice Of India - Dublin

I just finished dinner at this place. the place presents a set of trip advisor awards and claims to have the best Indian food in dublin. I guess those people who gave the awards must have gone to a completely different place. there were 3 of us. 2 vegetarian ordered sweet leti and salt leti, which is as sweetest leti and salty leti we ever had. good was so spicy, even for us who are traveling and used to spice Indian food home. I wouldn't make another trip here.

The starter i order was tweebel bhajji, and main course was redi and jhalfrazi sabzi. the starter was badly shaped and moderate in taste, the main course was good. the reason I liked the main course was because it was the first time that I ate in the months Indian food. overall the experience was good.

I love Indian cuisine! I was walking a few times from the restaurant and wondered how it would be, so I finally went in. we were greeted by a friendly employee who looked after us for the duration of our stay it was quiet, there were not many people who had eaten and I noticed that it was always quite empty when I went by. I was with my mother and we both decided to have the shish kebab for our starter. it was spicy (what I love) and there was a lot on the teller for my main course I had chicken corma' with Pilau rice and had a taste of chicken tikka the corma was very tasty and the tikka was nice, but I prefer the creamy, cocose aromas from a corma.

The lunch deal here is one of the best in the city, with 4 curses for €9.90 only comes pappadums and a trio of dips / seasoned swirl, minze yogurt and chutney on our weekly visit, the first 2 are torn off, the chutney then unaffected the starters of which to choose 6. the chicken tikka, onion bhaji and chicken pakora have their fans, but for me it is always the shish kebab 3 delicious lamb rolls/sausages with fresh simple side salat, tomato and paprika, with a light dusting of tamarindensoße.

Excellent eating, 2 lunch courses less than 12 euro. personal really nice to