Spice Walaa is a cute little spot in Columbia City. There isn't any parking so you'll have to find…read moreit on the street but I was able to find some easy behind the restaurant on the street. It's a small window you can order or place an order online and some covered seating. Definitely somewhere I would go on a sunny day. Staff: (4/5) Sanitation: (3/5) Lychee Soft Serve (3/5) The lychee flavor in this was stronger than I thought it would be but also a lot sweeter than I thought it would be. It was still creamy and kinda tasted like they combined milk with the syrup that the canned lychees soak in. You get a decent amount for 1 order and I think the sweetness is enough to cover 2 people.

Very tasty! I got the paneer roll and the aloo tikki roll. I'd definitely recommend getting two if…read moreyou're hungry because a singular one is definitely on the small side. But the flavors were great and I'm excited to come back and try the items on the snack menu too. There's no indoor seating - just a couple outdoor picnic tables. So keep in mind if you come here looking to sit down at eat at the location. Also, a quick turnaround for ordering at the window.

I've ordered from this place several more times, but the quality and taste of the food have been…read moreinconsistent, which is why I've removed a star. Not sure what's going on lately.

This was an excellent find. They are mostly a takeout and delivery place. The flavors are spot on…read morefor south indian food. Excellent friendly service and the food is not oily, not greasy- perfectly done. Malabar house is under the same roof. We ordered a bunch of stuff and were hard pressed to pick a favorite. Lots other vegetarian options as well. Goat chukka Vegetable stew Idiappam Malabar parotta Kottu parotta- both goat and egg Fish moilee Shrimp mappas Cochin chemmeen shrimp Chilli bajjia Plantain bajji Came with a side of white rice and raitas for the kottu. Was too much food for the 5 of us. Will be order off them to try their dosas and rest of their curries from both restaurants. They are on most of the food delivery apps, though Malabar house is only one one or two. They do catering as well. Malabar house and house of chettinad have the same location but different menus. Dont end up going to the malabar house location on google maps which is an apartment bldg

Landed in Seattle after a delayed red eye flight, party of 6, with 2 kids, all hungry. Ended up…read morehere on a whim after searching for a well reviewed Indian restaurant. And I'm so glad we did. The food was amazing, all of it, and we ordered an eclectic mix of different items, maybe too many, had to take a few things to go. Tanu is a great host!

One of the hardest things to find in the Puget Sound is Indian Restaurants that serve dosas…read more(crepe-like dishes served with a variety of fillings). I just love dosas, and had been on a hunt for a place in West Seattle for such fare, stumbled upon Taste of Mumbai, and left very satisfied. I really enjoyed their Mysore Masala Dosa. It was just the right amount of spicy, and very filling. Lest you think they only serve dosas, they have a large menu of a variety of Indian foods. You'll definitely find what you like on their menu. Our table was comfy for four of us. Our server was excellent, very helpful at suggesting dishes and complements to dishes we had. We'll be back!

Ive never met an Indian Resturant I didn't like until today and I feel as if I should warn others…read more Ordered on Uber eats and it got here quite quickly so all dishes were still warm on arrival. Pakoras are so dry and lack flavor. The chutneys that came with them are not bad but not what I expect when I'm getting chutney from an Indian restaurant. Malai Kofta was an unusual color and has kind of chicken noodle soup kind of flavor to it? It's not giving me the flavors I know and love from this dish. The garlic naan is so tough and almost flat bread like leaving a greasy film in my mouth with each bite. Kheer tastes nice but is not quite the flavor and texture you would expect from this dish. Mango Lassi was nice, but no additional notes because it's not something I'm used to ordering. I was planning on portioning this out for dinner tonight and lunch at work tomorrow but just after tasting each dish I really don't want to eat more. I am going to try so I didn't just waste my money. Uber eats doesn't offer refunds for poor quality food

We are so excited to have found this place. I can't believe we missed it for so long. The chef is…read moreGoan, and we are looking forward to trying a lot of the goan items on the menu. This time, we got Indian Chinese and enjoyed it. We got Chicken lollipop, Burnt garlic fried rice, Hakka noodles, and Chicken Manchurian. We loved all the items we had. Chicken lollipop comes with a spicy sauce, we loved it together. The fried rice, chicken manchurian, and hakka noodles were great. What surprised us was the quantity, we easily got double the quantity of food as other places for the same price. We will be back soon.

I do not remember what life was before Kanishka Cuisine of India…read more.. What was I consuming? What sustained me?? I search my memory and find... nothing. No flavor, no joy, just a vague existence prior to the Daal Makhani. And the Daal Makhani... creamy is an insultingly inadequate word. It is something else entirely. Something that makes you go quiet mid-bite because your brain is trying to process how this is even allowed to taste this good. The Aloo Gobhi? Flawless. The naan? Warm, soft, almost too perfect, like it knows exactly what it is doing to you... I weep for the girl who lived all those years without this knowledge. And I weep harder for the girl who now has a flight booked back to California... forced to return to a world where this is not readily available. A cruel, humbling reality. But now I know. And once you know, there is no going back. This is not the end. It cannot be. I will return.

This review is strictly for the pizza. We ordered a butter…read morepaneer & a margarita. The toppings of both were delicious, which suggests that maybe we should've stuck to the traditional menu, as the paneer, spice, and sauce were all quite good. The crust, I'm afraid, was shockingly bad. Spongier than little caesars on a bad day. I was anticipating this feature most of all, as my thoughts of Indian cuisine tend to immediately conjure delicious naan. This, however, had nothing in common with naan. No crisp, no airiness/bubbling, it just felt like empty carbs. Perhaps their tandoor is too small to fit a pizza into? I'm not sure. Either way, I see this as a missed opportunity, and it drives an otherwise brilliant pizza into the middle of the road. We will still return to try other menu items.

A great new Indian restaurant has taken it's place at Uwajimaya. Well, I'm assuming Spice King is…read morepretty new. I was surprised to see it instead of the boba cafe that used to be near the entrance, but still excited to try it. There were a handful of vegetarian and non veg options available. I settled on the Paneer Tikki Masala, which comes with rice, and ordered a Roti on the side for an extra fee. When my order was ready, the cashier waved me over. Food was excellent and extra saucy! I ordered at the screen upfront and was able to customize spice level on a scale of 0-5, I chose 2 to be safe, and it was just a little kick. Prices were very affordable! There is a fair amount of seating in the food hall, so you can order takeaway or eat there. The takeaway did get a little messy since I'm only visiting Seattle and didn't have any plates at my hotel, I made it work though.

Definitely not a 5 star restaurant…read more I would give this 3.5 stars (rounding down since the current rating is too high). Okay price and portions. Limited service and seating. Not bad but also not very authentic. There isn't much to say about the ambiance. It's a good addition to the food court. I can see myself pick up food to go from here when I crave Indian food.

Pros - Clean, unique and good, mostly order at the kiosk…read morebut was able to order with a person and get more info on their offerings. Friendly staff. Mango lassi was thick and sweet but not too sweet. They were a hit with my group. Cons - Mostly the one kiosk must be used when ordering. My group needed clarification for vegan options and had to wait for someone to be available. You can order with or without egg. I think there is a charge for an egg although it's not indicated on the menu.

It's been a while since I've been served a great Kathi roll so I will definitely be back whenever…read moreI'm in the area. There were multiple filling options and I chose the paneer. It was seasoned well in addition to the standard toppings. If one wanted more protein, you can also add an egg layer. You are able to pick the spiciness level and I felt the spice level held up pretty well to the request. The pav bhaji was also really flavorful and I appreciated the extra butter that was included as a topping. The pav was buttery, soft and perfectly toasted. The card reader didn't work since there was an internet outage at the kiosk. The backup option was ordering with the staff and paying by cash. Since this appeared to be a recurrent issue, it would have been helpful for signage on the door. It impacted me and my friend (thankfully I had enough cash) but the group after us did not and it clearly caused some concerns with that patron.

Great place to enjoy indian snacks and beverage. Good atmosphere and located at a great and…read moreconvenient place

Good food always. Tried aalu paratha which was very tasty…read more Service is fast and it's close to Amazon offices.