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Welcome To Spice King Seattle
At Spice King Seattle, we celebrate the rich heritage of Indian and Punjabi cuisine, all served from our cozy spot located at 213 Pike St. Known for our flavorful wraps and authentic dishes, we pride ourselves on offering delectable meals such as Tandoori Chicken, Amritsari Kulcha, and flavorful Naan. Our outdoor seating and delivery options make enjoying these culinary delights convenient for everyone. While the ambiance may have its quirks, the remarkable taste and friendly service keep our patrons coming back. Experience a burst of spices that not only warms your heart but also encapsulates the essence of Indian culinary traditions.
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About
Spice King Seattle
Welcome to Spice King Seattle, where the vibrant flavors of India come alive right in the heart of downtown Seattle! Located at 213 Pike St, this charming eatery is a must-visit for both local food lovers and adventurous tourists. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, Spice King Seattle offers delightful wraps and a plethora of menu options that will tantalize your taste buds.
What Sets Spice King Seattle Apart?
- Convenience: With flexible dining options, Spice King Seattle provides delivery and takeout services, ensuring you can enjoy their mouthwatering dishes wherever you are. There's also garage parking available for easy access.
- Outdoor Seating: If you prefer to dine al fresco, their outdoor seating lets you soak in the ambiance while savoring authentic Indian flavors.
The menu features an array of delicious offerings, with standout items that are sure to impress:
- Aloo Gobi: This classic dish combines fresh cauliflower and potatoes, cooked to perfection with the rich aroma of spices for just $13.99.
- Bhindi Masala: Fresh-cut okra sautéed with onions and spices, a flavorful companion to any meal, available for $14.99.
- Desserts: Indulge your sweet tooth with their rich chocolate cake or traditional Gajar halwa, both excellent ways to end your dining experience.
The beverage menu doesn’t fall short either, with refreshing options like Mango Lassi and Indian Style Coffee, perfect for complementing your meal. A regular 20oz soda is priced at a reasonable $3.49, while the rich Hot Chai Tea—a favorite among regulars—is available for just $2.99.
Customer feedback highlights the remarkable dining experience at Spice King Seattle. Patrons like Amanda L. rave about the “delicious food” and mention its “great value,” while Rahil C. praises its authentic Indian and Punjabi flavors. However, there are some mentions of the downtown location's hustle and bustle, guiding diners to plan for parking when picking up takeout.
My Thoughts: Having dined at Spice King Seattle, I was taken aback by the symphony of spices that danced on my palate. The food was not just hot and spicy; it was thoughtfully prepared with a personal touch. My personal favorite was the Chana Masala, bursting with flavor and perfectly complementing the warm naan. The service was warm and inviting, making you feel at home while navigating through the vibrant, albeit occasionally chaotic, downtown atmosphere.
In essence, Spice King Seattle embodies the spirit of true Indian cuisine. Whether you're a seasoned fanatic of Indian flavors or a curious newcomer, this gem should absolutely be on your list. Treat your taste buds and immerse yourself in the delightful experience that Spice King Seattle has to offer.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Delicious food! Great value. Vegan friendly. The only hard part was where to park when running in to grab takeout. It's right downtown so plan accordingly for running in to grab your delicious food! ”
“ Amazing food, cha, and customer service. If you are looking for authentic Indian/Punjabi food this is the go to spot. Doesn't get better than this. ”
“ The food was just hot and spicy on a cold Seattle day. We couldn't have asked for more! ”
“ I Order at the front with no waiter :-) Ambiance is horrible. A homeless person came inside. Ok food and ok prices. My clothes didn't stink :-) ”
“ Full stop the food here is absolutely worth it. I had the saag paneer and my partner had the chicken vindaloo. I had a 2/5 but couldn't really taste the spiciness so I'd probably go a little higher if you like spice. The naan was amazing and the chai was probably some of the best I've ever had at an Indian restaurant. The people working here were lovely and kind, but the reviews that mention people doing strange things and entering the restaurant or doing drugs or other things outside the window are correct. There was a person who kept coming in repeatedly and trying to ask for free food and was bothering the host. There was a guy waiting on his food who seemed to know the workers who sent her away finally. But I'm really pretty frustrated with how this amazing restaurant is forced to just contend with this kind of thing when there was a police car parked one block over and 6 cops chatting across the way on the corner. I'd definitely go back here despite that and I never felt unsafe, but my partner felt he'd only want to come back for take out or delivery. Highly recommend the food and the service was great! ”
“ Not gonna lie, I love this place so much. They're soooo very friendly here, expedient, and you cannot go wrong with their Tikka Masala with garlic naan. Also, being right by Pike Place Market - it is easy to shop till you drop, then pop by for a great meal. Family friendly! ”
“ This place has really good chicken vindaloo and garlic nann and the prices are reasonable. The service is also exceptional. Would definitely recommend! ”
“ This place has hands down the best Indian food I've ever had in my life. We were supposed to go to sushi down the street but ended up here and are sooo happy we did. We will be driving from lake stevens next time we want Indian food. It was quick and also the flavors were incredible. That tandoori chicken was unbeilable. I would give this place a 10 stars if I could. We also had the veggie pakora and that was wonderful too, and the daal soup. Legit the only downside of this place was I didn't get ice in my water lol ”
“ Whoa, this place packs a powerhouse of flavor in a tiny, 24-person restaurant. It's clean and tasteful. - - Here's the skinny: Head in and walk to the back. Grab a menu and sit down to peruse. When you're ready, head up to the counter and order. Head back to your seat. The hostess/server will bring you everything. - - I went for the chicken korma, garlic naan, and the Indian coffee. - - When I ordered, I asked if they had chicken korma since it wasn't on the menu. She confirmed they did. She asked how spicy I like it. I said medium because I'm terrified of what hot would actually mean. But there was no spice at all. It was delicious so it didn't bug me. Next time I'll ask for spicy and see what happens. And there will definitely be a next time! - - Indian Coffee - As best as I can tell, the Indian coffee was basically a latte. It was very tasty. - - One final note: on two occasions while I was in the restaurant for about 30 minutes, homeless or underrepresented people walked into the restaurant displaying abnormal behavior. The hostess dealt with them swiftly and conscientiously. Do not let this deter you! ”
