Spice Waala
Indian restaurant · Ballard
2008 NW 56th St, Seattle, WA 98107
Highlights
Indian street food like kathi rolls & chaat in unpretentious surroundings
Indian street food like kathi rolls & chaat in unpretentious surroundings
"Let them do the cooking: Spice Waala is offering a 6 plus hour marinated (includes dairy) Tandori chicken at roughly 3.5 lb. for $26 plus tax that can be cooked in your oven with their instructions. Sides are also availalbe, including daal tadka (a 12 oz. lentil stew) and aloo matar (8 oz. potato and pea saute). Order online or call, with pick up on November 27 during either lunch or dinner hoursat all three locations." - Eater Staff
"Spice Waala is a great Indian lunch takeout spot that serves roti wrapped with fillings like paneer masala, chicken tikka, and ground lamb—but our favorite is the aloo patty that keeps its crisp even when rolled up with their delicious green chutney. The kathi rolls run about $7 each, and they’re big enough to keep you full for a few hours. Add some fries with the aforementioned chutney and a soft serve sundae." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"Spice Waala is a terrific lunch takeout spot with locations in Ballard and Columbia City that serves roti filled with the likes of paneer masala, chicken tikka, and ground lamb. All are worthy of a try, but our favorite is the aloo patty that tastes even better when rolled up with their delicious green chutney. The kathi rolls run about $8 each, and they’re big enough to keep you full for a few hours. Add some fries with the aforementioned chutney and a peanut hot fudge soft serve sundae for dessert." - kayla sager riley, aimee rizzo, gabe guarente
"The Deal: $20 Lunch, $20 Dinner (Tuesday) On Tuesdays only, at both their Capitol Hill and Ballard locations, you’ll find two dishes for $20 at Spice Waala—an order of their papdi chaat to start, and a butter chicken entree with rice. Sure, this is not the best financial deal we’ve ever seen, but it's Spice Waala, the same people that brought us stellar soft serve and a crispy aloo patty we won't shut up about. So, yeah, see you on Tuesday." - Kayla Sager Riley, Aimee Rizzo
"Spice Waala is a good lunch takeout spot in Ballard that serves roti wrapped with fillings like paneer masala, chicken tikka, and ground lamb—but our favorite is the aloo patty that keeps its crisp even when rolled up with their delicious green chutney. The kathi rolls run about $7 each, and they’re big enough to keep you full for a few hours. Add some fries with the aforementioned chutney and a soft serve sundae." - aimee rizzo, carlo mantuano
