Spice Village
Indian restaurant · Wraysbury ·
Adventurous Indian menu with smoky theatrics and date night vibe
Adventurous Indian menu with smoky theatrics and date night vibe
"We’re fans of this Pakistani spot in Tooting, not just for the OTT samosa chaat that arrives atop a cauldron filled with smoke, or the mocktails that are presented in a top hat, but for the top-tier classics. During Ramadan, you can get a £15 set menu which includes Hyderabadi biryani and chicken jalfrezi. Or you can check out the buffet at their Southall branch." - rianne shlebak
"Tooting has no shortage of top-tier South Asian restaurants, but Spice Village is one of our favourites. This spacious Pakistani restaurant is a bit OTT, with samosa chaat arriving atop a cauldron filled with smoke, and mocktails presented in a top hat. But theatrics aside, the food is really great. Our go-to order is the spicy prawn karahi and pillowy, perfectly charred naan. While the space is big enough to accommodate groups, the moody lighting and velvet chairs scream date night. There’s a ‘special occasion’ energy to this place, where you’re just as likely to bring a third date as you are to celebrate a promotion." - rianne shlebak, heidi lauth beasley, daisy meager, sinead cranna
"Spice Village in Tooting is a bit OTT, with samosa chaat arriving atop a cauldron filled with smoke and mocktails presented in a top hat—with yet more smoke. But theatrics aside, the food is really great. Our go-to order is the spicy prawn karahi and pillowy, perfectly charred naan. While the space is big enough to accommodate groups, the moody lighting and velvet chairs scream date night. There’s a special occasion energy to this place, where you’re just as likely to bring a third date as you are to celebrate a promotion." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna, jake missing, daisy meager
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