Tonight was my second visit and I can't wait to have our next meal! Wonderful service, delicious…read morefood and a great atmosphere, pleasantly able to have a conversation without having to compete with overly loud music/tvs.

I had the honor of giving Taste of India a try. The servers were great, they were very friendly and…read morechatty, and the food was divine. I had the butter chicken with butter na'an bread and rice as well as coffee, they went perfectly together. I'll be sure to return soon! It comes in a smaller snack size portion or a full size, you can't go wrong either way!

We ordered vegetable samosas for an appetizer. As an entree, I ordered chicken korma with rice and…read moremy partner ordered lamb saag wala with rice. We also ordered garlic naan. Everything was delicious and abundant. The service was very nice and apologetic for being slow at first. I think that they juggle a high demand for carry out and dine in. The restaurant was clean and well lit. I highly recommend this place.

Great Indian restaurant in downtown Charlottesville! Staff is very friendly and food was excellent…read more Especially if you like North Indian and Punjabi food they are very good. Prices were reasonable as well. I'm glad there's a good Indian place on Prince Edward Island!

Came in and ordered butter chicken. Sauce was too sour and chicken not tender at all. I understand…read morethere is not lots choices of indian food in town. But if you can even get the most famous indian dish right then there is not much to say.

We were visiting PEI from Boston where good Indian food is nonexistent, so we thought we'd see what…read morePEI had to offer. This restaurant is fantastic! We ordered the Butter Chicken and Chicken Ticca Masala with rice and garlic naan. Both dishes were delicious! The Butter Chicken sauce was rich and buttery. You could taste the tandoori in the chicken in the Ticca Masala, and the sauce had a rich flavor with onions, cilantro, and ginger. The rice was cooked perfectly. The garlic naan was huge and came out piping hot. It was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside with just enough of a garlic taste. There is ample parking and the restaurant is very clean. The staff was friendly and very engaging. We will be back the next time we are in PEI!

Excellent menu of all the Indian favourites. The chicken korma was delicious and we also enjoyed…read moreChana masala, veggie biryani rice and garlic naan. Choice of mild, medium or spicy. We had takeout but you can eat in too. Seating area is plain but roomy. Friendly service.

Possibly the best Indian you can get in the province, outside of Halifax! This is their second…read morelocation, with their original Truro being take out only at this time. Lots of street parking and the space is massive so reservations are not likely needed unless you have a big group. The space isn't used to its potential so that could possibly be worked. All tables in upper portion are against the wall which makes seating cramped. There's lots of room to move tables 3-4 feet away from the walls and still have plenty of room. The food is absolutely amazing and comes out piping hot! Clean, non-greasy dishes with huge portions for the best price around. Service is friendly and prompt and spice level is what someone wanting 'real' Indian would expect. They don't tone it down here to appease the locals, which is very welcome. If you're ordering more than one dish and rice, expect to pack some up to take home with you. The only thing we were surprised by was the Jaljeera. We had never seen this on a menu so we decided to order it but it was definitely not what we expected so we didn't drink it. We have nothing to compare it to so it's not a criticism, just a mention.

My first visit to the main restaurant in a fair old while, having been frequenting their offshoot…read morein Bedford recently when the curry craving hits. It's larger than it was first time I visited, but still in the little strip mall off Chain Lake Drive. There are two rooms either side of the entrance, both cool, subtly lit and cozy. It was just after they opened on a summer's Thursday morning, so I was the first customer and quickly ordered the meat thali. This comes in six segments. Two meat curries which change from time to time (today it was beef and chicken). A very nice dahl, a good portion of rice, chickpea salad and a quartered plain naan. All very tasty and overall quite a sizeable portion. I was on the ravenous side of peckish when I arrived and left thoroughly stuffed, so you definitely get your value for the $23 with tip. It's not licensed, but has a nice line in cold drinks should you so desire. It's no surprise this place is consistently voted No.1 curry house in Halifax, though it has a lot more competition than it did when it first opened. Thoroughly recommended.

So it's my first time ordering food here. They serve their pakoras with plum sauce? That's so weird…read moreand it does NOT go together. So maybe its a mistake? I hope it is. Anyway, the pakoras were ok. Butter chicken was very oily. Yes, oily, not butter oil, just oily. (Look at the picture). The best part of the meal is the rice. But even that's not good. It has a nice color to it though. Food is pretty mediocre. I'd come back for a quick takeout but i'd go to other places if I actually want a real, good indian food.

Excellent food, cordial and friendly service. Watch for medium spicy... it's hot! Would definitely…read morecome.

Generous portions, great variety of different dishes. very flavourful dishes, outdoor patioread more

This is my second visit to the Spicey Chef. The experience was over the top friendly and…read moredelicious. Today I had the chicken Korma and the paneer kadai. The food was fresh, fast and delicious. The korma was a beautiful blend of creaminess and milder spices. Mild but flavourful. The paneer was a delicious semi firm cheese set in a beautiful dish with caramelized onions and a nice mix of spices and black cardamom. This is the type of food that the better Indian restaurants serve. Flavourful, aromatic, and inviting. The place was very clean, and there was a lot of room to relax and have a nice meal. Five stars IMHO, one of the better Indian restaurants I have been to. :)

Food was good. Spicey Chef has a menu with a number of options. A bit of a difference in the food…read morebetween this location and Stratford. This is a nice place to sit in.

Great food with awesome taste. Indian food is a collection of various cuisines depending on various…read moreparts of India. This restaurants speciality I would say lies in the southern cuisine. What a taste they provide, I just love it. Service is of top class. Ambience i wouldn't say it's 10 on 10 but it's much better than most of the restaurants in Halifax.

I've been here before where the quality of the food was quite nice; however the last time I was…read moredisappointed - the Naan was like a sweated pancake that flacked apart; and the paneer was like tofu.

One of the few (only?) food trucks open in the county this summer, I tracked them down at one of…read morethe lovely, Pictou night markets on the waterfront. We arrived on the later side, and there were surprisingly few other hot food vendors at the market, so some things were already sold out. I went with the chili cheese dog, while it was chili nachos for my wife. My split dog had a nice sear from the grill, and was absolutely loaded with a hearty bean and beef chili, and marbled cheese. It was precarious eating, but the bun just made it through to the last bite. My wife's nachos were great for walking and eating. Topped with the same chill, plus jalapenos, diced tomato and bell pepper, and a melty cheese sauce, it was solid little dish! On a return visit at one of their regular weekly locations, the Bluenose Curling Club, I had my choice of their full menu this time. I was dining solo, and went a bit heavy for my meal to try a couple different items. The jerk chicken tacos ($12) were an obvious choice, and I just had to tack on the mac and cheese...in a waffle cone ($6)! Everything was ready quickly, and I was soon in the classy dining environment of my car. The tacos were very generously filled with the seasoned chunks of chicken, and a mix of diced mango, pineapple and red onion - all in soft-shell, wheat tortillas. The jerk seasoning was savoury and had a little hit of spice, although the meat itself was oddly served cold. I'm not sure if it's a choice driven by the cooking infrastructure they have in the trailer, but with the cold salsa and tortillas, it gives the feeling of eating leftovers right out of the fridge, and these tasty bites deserve better. Speaking of the salsa, I loved th bright mix of fruit, and pops of acidity and crunch from the red onion. The mac and cheese waffle cone was a novel little snack, which I eagerly agreed to have topped with the optional bread crumbs and hot sauce. The noodles were firm and cheesy, and the sweetness of the cone was an interesting contrast. Alas, the trademark crispness of the cone suffered under the heat of its delicious contents. Keep an eye on their socials and track down Here's the Scoop to get a taste of their accessible, affordable food.