Food and Service were excellent as always! Spice level in each dish was perfect and as ordered!
Glen
The food is the best Indian food in all of New York City. Service is always great. Nisar really makes you feel welcome and makes sure everything is perfect
janet
Beautifully spiced food, very flavorful. The staff bent over backwards to make this meal very special. Exceptionally kind. This was our last meal before leaving New York, and it was truly a wonderful way to end our stay. Highly recommended!!!
Beth
We ordered 3 different dishes to share. 2 of the 3 dishes had been written up by The NY Times. The chili chicken was very good but maybe I expected it to be even better. The fried noodle dish (which was posted outside the restaurant) was ok but nothing special in my opinion. The eggplant 🍆 dish in a coconut curry was insanely delicious as was the onion kulcha that we used to sop up the sauce. This is my second time eating here and I plan on continuing to come back every time I'm in NY. Overall an excellent restaurant with great service.
Manish
I've been here many times, and it never disappoints. I really enjoy the Indian-Chinese , and the service is always excellent.
Dilip
Highly recommend Spice Symphony. We thoroughly enjoyed the dishes we ordered, indo-chinese, palak chaat, paneer makhani etc. What elevated our experience was outstanding service, from Manager Nisar, who ensured everything ran smoothly and made us feel incredibly welcome. Beyond the good food, the ambiance was great, and we felt it was good value for money!
William
We haven't eaten here before and appreciated the help our server gave us in selecting our dishes. They were delicious and we had a great experience.
Bill
Spice Symphony has been on my list to try since reading a NYT article from October 2022, "The 25 Essential Dishes to Eat in New York City". #11 on the list is the Chili Chicken at SS (the dry version). My wife and I were in town, from Chicago, for a wedding last weekend. We got to the restaurant just as the kitchen was closing for lunch service but the GM, Nasir, was kind enough to accommodate us. He stood by our table to answer any questions and to help us quickly place our order. We had the Chili Chicken and the Lamb Vindaloo. Both were exceptional. You can read about the chicken dish in the NYT article. The Vindaloo had an extra dimension of flavor from the chilies which are soaked in cider vinegar and ground with garlic and cumin before being cooked with loads of generously-sized chunks of lamb. We can't wait to get back to try more dishes from a restaurant serving a unique blend of Chinese and Indian cuisines.
Ben
The food here was fantastic. It was literally a symphony of flavors. The place is low key and casual. We had the salt and pepper shrimp and lamb chops. The spices and sauces were superb and just lingered in you mouth. Nasir was our waiter and he was delightful and his recommendations were perfect. We will go again for sure.
Thuy
Went for a business lunch. Was not sure I was going to enjoy it. Not a big fan of Indian cuisine but I like the concept of Indo-Chinese. Rey happy I found it and took the risk! Enjoyed the food,music was pleasant could be a smidge lower in volume but not at all uncomfortable in volume. Still able to have a business conversation without feeling like everyone in the restaurant is listening in. Would go again!
Just a wonderful experience! We were seated with no delay, the entire staff were friendly and helpful. The ambience is quite nice, and the food is just outstanding. Price is very reasonable. Highly recommended.
Janak Patel
Great tasting food and dine-in service experience. Wonderful waitstaff willing to accommodate modifications. Thanks Nisar!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nicole Louie
I love coming to spice symphony and getting takeout from spice symphony. Their food is always delicious and I love getting the paneer, samosas, chicken tikka masala, and lassi. It’s always tasty and the amount of food is also great
THIS PLACE IS DISCRIMINATORY!! Refused to sell food to a customer who they said appeared homeless. He had the money but they wouldn't serve him. How can you eat at a place knowing they act like this?
Food and Service were excellent as always! Spice level in each dish was perfect and as ordered!
The food is the best Indian food in all of New York City. Service is always great. Nisar really makes you feel welcome and makes sure everything is perfect
Beautifully spiced food, very flavorful. The staff bent over backwards to make this meal very special. Exceptionally kind. This was our last meal before leaving New York, and it was truly a wonderful way to end our stay. Highly recommended!!!
We ordered 3 different dishes to share. 2 of the 3 dishes had been written up by The NY Times. The chili chicken was very good but maybe I expected it to be even better. The fried noodle dish (which was posted outside the restaurant) was ok but nothing special in my opinion. The eggplant 🍆 dish in a coconut curry was insanely delicious as was the onion kulcha that we used to sop up the sauce. This is my second time eating here and I plan on continuing to come back every time I'm in NY. Overall an excellent restaurant with great service.
I've been here many times, and it never disappoints. I really enjoy the Indian-Chinese , and the service is always excellent.
Highly recommend Spice Symphony. We thoroughly enjoyed the dishes we ordered, indo-chinese, palak chaat, paneer makhani etc. What elevated our experience was outstanding service, from Manager Nisar, who ensured everything ran smoothly and made us feel incredibly welcome. Beyond the good food, the ambiance was great, and we felt it was good value for money!
We haven't eaten here before and appreciated the help our server gave us in selecting our dishes. They were delicious and we had a great experience.
Spice Symphony has been on my list to try since reading a NYT article from October 2022, "The 25 Essential Dishes to Eat in New York City". #11 on the list is the Chili Chicken at SS (the dry version). My wife and I were in town, from Chicago, for a wedding last weekend. We got to the restaurant just as the kitchen was closing for lunch service but the GM, Nasir, was kind enough to accommodate us. He stood by our table to answer any questions and to help us quickly place our order. We had the Chili Chicken and the Lamb Vindaloo. Both were exceptional. You can read about the chicken dish in the NYT article. The Vindaloo had an extra dimension of flavor from the chilies which are soaked in cider vinegar and ground with garlic and cumin before being cooked with loads of generously-sized chunks of lamb. We can't wait to get back to try more dishes from a restaurant serving a unique blend of Chinese and Indian cuisines.
The food here was fantastic. It was literally a symphony of flavors. The place is low key and casual. We had the salt and pepper shrimp and lamb chops. The spices and sauces were superb and just lingered in you mouth. Nasir was our waiter and he was delightful and his recommendations were perfect. We will go again for sure.
Went for a business lunch. Was not sure I was going to enjoy it. Not a big fan of Indian cuisine but I like the concept of Indo-Chinese. Rey happy I found it and took the risk! Enjoyed the food,music was pleasant could be a smidge lower in volume but not at all uncomfortable in volume. Still able to have a business conversation without feeling like everyone in the restaurant is listening in. Would go again!
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Just a wonderful experience! We were seated with no delay, the entire staff were friendly and helpful. The ambience is quite nice, and the food is just outstanding. Price is very reasonable. Highly recommended.
Great tasting food and dine-in service experience. Wonderful waitstaff willing to accommodate modifications. Thanks Nisar!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love coming to spice symphony and getting takeout from spice symphony. Their food is always delicious and I love getting the paneer, samosas, chicken tikka masala, and lassi. It’s always tasty and the amount of food is also great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Tikka, Palak Paneer
THIS PLACE IS DISCRIMINATORY!! Refused to sell food to a customer who they said appeared homeless. He had the money but they wouldn't serve him. How can you eat at a place knowing they act like this?
Everything was good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Samosas, Chicken Biryani, Gulab Jamun, Rasmalai, Chicken Tikka Masala, Vegetarian, Veg, Salmon Tikka Lunch Box, Chicken Tikka, Palak Paneer, Tandoori Chicken
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