The food was delicious but the prices are too steep to make it a routine outing.Including tip, $100 for the meal for 2.We were able to take a doggie bag home with enough for one meal.We made mention of the steep prices to the waitress and she attempted to explain that the owner feels that the food is of such good quality that the prices need to remain high.And I was told that I could not pop in for a meal for one person, that I would have to order whole orders.There are a number of East Indian restaurants in Edmonton who will gladly feed one person with a specialized meal.Wife and I agree together that their business model is backwards.If the prices are more reasonable and the food quality and portions remain the same, over the long haul you're going to get a lot more business and return customers, which will be much better overall for their bottom line.
Neville J. Johnson
Passing through this town and decided to stop into my very favourite Indian chain restaurants.For the love of god, can you show some pride of ownership and clear the entrance of snow? What if I was a guest that uses a wheelchair chair or have other mobility issues?Granted it was a massive snowstorm that ended more that 8hrs before we arrived at your location. We went to the restaurant because we felt we didn't have any other choice except fast-food in this town at that time of night.After trudging through a foot of snow ❄️ to get to the front door, we almost wiped out in the vestibule as there was no floor mat.Come on people do better. Clear the snow. Hire a snow removal company or do it yourselves. This is unacceptable. If you do not want to clear the snow, put a big "closed for the day" sign in the front window and call the head office and tell them you're closing due to a snowstorm.A lot of business people blame the government when their businesses aren't successful when they screw stuff up themselves. Please do not screw your investment up.Here are some recommendations- Sort out your liquor licence situation- come up with a snow removal plan(this is a guest safety issue)- a mat should always be in the vestibule(this is a guest safety issue)- serve fountain pop, not cans(customer satisfaction issue and it's more cost effective in the long run)I hope to be back next time I'm in Ft Saskatchewan as the food and service were great.
Fantastic meal! Garlic naan was spot on, butter chicken, beef vindalo, and chicken jalfrezi were all excellent!! I recommend this place, we used to go into South Edmonton for Indian food, not anymore, great local gem here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken, Naan
Alwyn Charles
We had heard about this restaurant and one night decided to give it a try. We absolutely loved the good and the friendly service. Everything was excellent. The naan bread may have been the best we ever had. Sadly we were the only ones there, although apparently there had been people there earlier.This is an excellent restaurant!The Fort is famous for supporting diners and fast food restaurants but failing to support top quality family run restaurants. I hope we don't lose another one. It would be a heartbreaker.Vegetarian options: As with all South Asian food there are always vegetarian options.
Been there twice. Still not licensed but that’s not an issue for me. Food and service were great both times. I like the heat options and love the naan.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dawn Davies
This is a new gem in Fort Saskatchewan. We were visiting from Ottawa and love Indian food. The portions were extremely generous and worth the money, great for sharing. Would only be improved if they had a liquor license so you could enjoy a cold Singha with a meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brittany Nicole
Best indian food in the fort!
Karen Lee
Way OVER PRICED!!! for small portions . Pretty sure our lamb was pre made and frozen then reheated in the microwave. Nann was not fresh and over cooked. Edges were hard to the point you couldn’t eat it. Worst Indian food ever. Never
Food: 2
Tyler Harrison
Tiny little cup of butter chicken for 20 dollars. I haven’t felt this ripped off ever. 40 dollars for rice. Don’t order if you want to be full.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Joanne Babb
I ordered online and they were out of one of the options but did not show up online, they tried contacting me but was not successful. However they wrote a note and send exta Naan and pop. Great service!!! Never want too cook curry cause theirs is way better!! 5 stars from me.
Very nice food. Servers are so polite and service is very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
K M
It was delicious, our server was great, and the environment was relaxing. The music was calming. We ordered butter chicken, chana masala, rice, and naan bread. All of it was yummy. It’s called the spice hut but not too spicy. My bf and I love spicy food so next time we will ask for a spicier version, but the spice level we asked for we feel was mild to accommodate people who aren’t used to spicy food. We highly recommend you check it out.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hugh Wiltzen
Excellent food. So good to see an eat in option in the Fort.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Janet Boudreau
Ordered coconut chicken curry for take out, it was delicious!! I used to get Spice Hut in Lloydminster when I lived there, it tastes just the same, was not disappointed.. smaller serving size but that’s understandable with the rising cost of food. Will definitely be eating here again!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Anne Turner
Really good food and value! We were stuffed! Lots to choose from. Tandori Prawns were excellent.
The food was delicious but the prices are too steep to make it a routine outing.Including tip, $100 for the meal for 2.We were able to take a doggie bag home with enough for one meal.We made mention of the steep prices to the waitress and she attempted to explain that the owner feels that the food is of such good quality that the prices need to remain high.And I was told that I could not pop in for a meal for one person, that I would have to order whole orders.There are a number of East Indian restaurants in Edmonton who will gladly feed one person with a specialized meal.Wife and I agree together that their business model is backwards.If the prices are more reasonable and the food quality and portions remain the same, over the long haul you're going to get a lot more business and return customers, which will be much better overall for their bottom line.
Passing through this town and decided to stop into my very favourite Indian chain restaurants.For the love of god, can you show some pride of ownership and clear the entrance of snow? What if I was a guest that uses a wheelchair chair or have other mobility issues?Granted it was a massive snowstorm that ended more that 8hrs before we arrived at your location. We went to the restaurant because we felt we didn't have any other choice except fast-food in this town at that time of night.After trudging through a foot of snow ❄️ to get to the front door, we almost wiped out in the vestibule as there was no floor mat.Come on people do better. Clear the snow. Hire a snow removal company or do it yourselves. This is unacceptable. If you do not want to clear the snow, put a big "closed for the day" sign in the front window and call the head office and tell them you're closing due to a snowstorm.A lot of business people blame the government when their businesses aren't successful when they screw stuff up themselves. Please do not screw your investment up.Here are some recommendations- Sort out your liquor licence situation- come up with a snow removal plan(this is a guest safety issue)- a mat should always be in the vestibule(this is a guest safety issue)- serve fountain pop, not cans(customer satisfaction issue and it's more cost effective in the long run)I hope to be back next time I'm in Ft Saskatchewan as the food and service were great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tandoori Chicken, Butter Chicken, Naan, Beef Biryani, Butter Chicken Special Combo
Fantastic meal! Garlic naan was spot on, butter chicken, beef vindalo, and chicken jalfrezi were all excellent!! I recommend this place, we used to go into South Edmonton for Indian food, not anymore, great local gem here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken, Naan
We had heard about this restaurant and one night decided to give it a try. We absolutely loved the good and the friendly service. Everything was excellent. The naan bread may have been the best we ever had. Sadly we were the only ones there, although apparently there had been people there earlier.This is an excellent restaurant!The Fort is famous for supporting diners and fast food restaurants but failing to support top quality family run restaurants. I hope we don't lose another one. It would be a heartbreaker.Vegetarian options: As with all South Asian food there are always vegetarian options.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken Garlic Naan, Vegi Pakora
Been there twice. Still not licensed but that’s not an issue for me. Food and service were great both times. I like the heat options and love the naan.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is a new gem in Fort Saskatchewan. We were visiting from Ottawa and love Indian food. The portions were extremely generous and worth the money, great for sharing. Would only be improved if they had a liquor license so you could enjoy a cold Singha with a meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best indian food in the fort!
Way OVER PRICED!!! for small portions . Pretty sure our lamb was pre made and frozen then reheated in the microwave. Nann was not fresh and over cooked. Edges were hard to the point you couldn’t eat it. Worst Indian food ever. Never
Food: 2
Tiny little cup of butter chicken for 20 dollars. I haven’t felt this ripped off ever. 40 dollars for rice. Don’t order if you want to be full.
Food: 1
Service: 1
I ordered online and they were out of one of the options but did not show up online, they tried contacting me but was not successful. However they wrote a note and send exta Naan and pop. Great service!!! Never want too cook curry cause theirs is way better!! 5 stars from me.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken Garlic Naan
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Very nice food. Servers are so polite and service is very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was delicious, our server was great, and the environment was relaxing. The music was calming. We ordered butter chicken, chana masala, rice, and naan bread. All of it was yummy. It’s called the spice hut but not too spicy. My bf and I love spicy food so next time we will ask for a spicier version, but the spice level we asked for we feel was mild to accommodate people who aren’t used to spicy food. We highly recommend you check it out.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent food. So good to see an eat in option in the Fort.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered coconut chicken curry for take out, it was delicious!! I used to get Spice Hut in Lloydminster when I lived there, it tastes just the same, was not disappointed.. smaller serving size but that’s understandable with the rising cost of food. Will definitely be eating here again!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Really good food and value! We were stuffed! Lots to choose from. Tandori Prawns were excellent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5