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Spice Garden made a commitment to bring an authentic, fresh and flavorful selection of Indian dishes. Every dish we serve has its own blend of spices and you will be sure to take your taste buds for a ride with it… The traditional food of India has been widely appreciated for its fabulous use of herbs and spices. Indian cuisine is known for its large assortment of dishes. The cooking style varies from region to region and is largely divided into South Indian & North Indian cuisine. India is quite famous for its diverse multi cuisine available in a large number of restaurants and hotel resorts, which is reminiscent of unity in diversity. The staple food in India includes wheat, rice and pulses with chana being the most important one.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5815 N Arizona Pavilions Dr #155, Tucson, AZ 85743
Phone: (520) 900-7452
Website: https://spicegardenaz.com/
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Reviews
SUBuddha66
My daughter an I love to try different ethnic foods. Indian is one of our favorites, and until tonight, if you asked me, I would say India Oven is my favorite in town with Sher-e Punjab as a close second. Tonight we tried Spice Garden Indian Cuisine, and it has moved to the head of the pack.
The restaurant was quiet when we arrived (3 tables) but had a steady flow of take-out orders while we were there. We had Jess as our sever, very nice young man, well informed and attentive. He made sure the appetizers came out first and we had time with them before the mains came to the table. They serve all curry entrees with rice.
Our preference is to order a wide selection and bring leftovers home. We started with the veggie pakora (sorry we had a couple before I took the picture) and mixed samosas. The pakora were served as balls, which I was not used to, but they were crunchy on the outside, soft and well spiced inside and not at all greasy. We tried the potato, cauliflower and the pea filled samosas. All three had a flaky crust and tasty filling, I preferred the heat of the peas filled samosa, while my daughter liked the spice mixture in the cauliflower samosa best. The potato samosa was very good as well.
For entree’s we tried the chicken tikka masala at spice level 5/10, the shrimp vindaloo at 5/10 and the lamb kadai at a 7/10. The tikka was very creamy with enough heat to let you know it was there, and very tender chicken, it was sweeter than I am used to, but well balanced. The vindaloo had less vinegar than I am used to, but great flavor, giant shrimp and the perfect touch of spice, sweetness and tomato. My favorite was the kadia, and if I was alone I would have gone 10/10 on the spice. The 7 has good heat, but I am the type who likes to sweat when I eat spice. The kadia had rich flavor, still crunchy peppers and fork tender lamb.
I suggest getting more than one order of naan, and at $3.50-4.50 per order it is worth it.
We found the mango lassi to be well seasoned. I know some have complained it had too much cardamon, we found it to a perfect balance of mango and spices.
Since we moved to Marana a few months ago we have been exploring and this spot will make the rotation for parent kid date nights, take-out when we are lazy or even family night out.
… moreThe restaurant was quiet when we arrived (3 tables) but had a steady flow of take-out orders while we were there. We had Jess as our sever, very nice young man, well informed and attentive. He made sure the appetizers came out first and we had time with them before the mains came to the table. They serve all curry entrees with rice.
Our preference is to order a wide selection and bring leftovers home. We started with the veggie pakora (sorry we had a couple before I took the picture) and mixed samosas. The pakora were served as balls, which I was not used to, but they were crunchy on the outside, soft and well spiced inside and not at all greasy. We tried the potato, cauliflower and the pea filled samosas. All three had a flaky crust and tasty filling, I preferred the heat of the peas filled samosa, while my daughter liked the spice mixture in the cauliflower samosa best. The potato samosa was very good as well.
For entree’s we tried the chicken tikka masala at spice level 5/10, the shrimp vindaloo at 5/10 and the lamb kadai at a 7/10. The tikka was very creamy with enough heat to let you know it was there, and very tender chicken, it was sweeter than I am used to, but well balanced. The vindaloo had less vinegar than I am used to, but great flavor, giant shrimp and the perfect touch of spice, sweetness and tomato. My favorite was the kadia, and if I was alone I would have gone 10/10 on the spice. The 7 has good heat, but I am the type who likes to sweat when I eat spice. The kadia had rich flavor, still crunchy peppers and fork tender lamb.
I suggest getting more than one order of naan, and at $3.50-4.50 per order it is worth it.
We found the mango lassi to be well seasoned. I know some have complained it had too much cardamon, we found it to a perfect balance of mango and spices.
Since we moved to Marana a few months ago we have been exploring and this spot will make the rotation for parent kid date nights, take-out when we are lazy or even family night out.
LH
This place was recommended to us by a couple of friends, so we were excited to try it. The restaurant was not busy on a Saturday, we got seated right away. The table in the back right corner was wobbling back and forth which made our whole experience a bit uncomfortable, we had to be careful not to spill our drinks. Food wise, the samosas were half cold, though very tasty. The garlic naan was great, but the chicken tikka masala was too sweet for my liking. Service was rather slow with nice waitresses, but we had to ask for extra silverware as there was only one set at our table. I wouldn’t consider these little things a major problem alone, but altogether it made our experience a bit uncomfortable. At the end of the day, I’m still glad we tried Spice Garden, and I wish them the best.
… moremike frailey
Delicious meal. We ordered the lunch combos to try the various dishes they offered. All were delicious. Service was excellent. Definitely recommend.
… moreHoward Byrne
We’ve been to most of the Indian food restaurants in Tucson and Marana, and this is consistently the best for sure. Plenty of great menu choices, a well-stocked bar and excellent service. They’re eat-in and pick-up food options both offer reliable, timely associations, and the place is well kept. We definitely recommend Spice Garden Indian Cuisine!
… moreBibhor Bista
The food was delicious. Loved the chicken and paneer curry. Garlic butter naan was good as well.
… moreBinu Rathappillil
Spice Garden Restaurant is a must-try for authentic Indian flavors! The food packs a punch of real Indian spices. One thing though, the service could be speedier – it took a bit of time to take our order. the food was always served warm and delicious!
… moreDaniel
My friend & i ordered take out yesterday. 1 korma curry bowl & 1 Madras curry bowl & naan. The menu they have on their website DOES NOT SAY that the seasonal vegetables are an extra add in. It 100% appears like it is already automatically included in the dish. When we opened our food both were just a BIG BOWL OF SAUCE. It was extremely disappointing & unsatisfactory especially that we paid ~$40 for dinner for 2.
… moreMichael G
The food was excellent and we will enjoy going back. The naan was amazing! The service was friendly but slow and the food timing was off. I think they were likely just down one or two people. With improved timing and not having to wait for the check i would say 5 stars would be in order. I’ll update this on my next visit.
… moreMo Casorla
Great place to try some delicious Indian cuisine, the wife and I have visited this hidden gem several times during their lunch hours, and they have some great lunch specials.
Their dishes are so delicious with so much flavor, is a solid place to try the classics or try something new. especially if you’re not familiar with the Indian cuisine.
Dishes are very affordable both lunch and dinner, their presentation is great.
Clean location, staff is super friendly and very helpful. Their cucumber salad is so refreshing and their chicken dishes are amazing,
Great place for this part of town with very good options, #helplocalrestaurants.
… moreTheir dishes are so delicious with so much flavor, is a solid place to try the classics or try something new. especially if you’re not familiar with the Indian cuisine.
Dishes are very affordable both lunch and dinner, their presentation is great.
Clean location, staff is super friendly and very helpful. Their cucumber salad is so refreshing and their chicken dishes are amazing,
Great place for this part of town with very good options, #helplocalrestaurants.
Wendy Garcia
My son took us to Spice Garden to try a true Indian Cuisine and it was Superb! Everything from the drinks to the dessert was excellent! The cocktails were top notch and the perfect start to our meal. The four of us ordered various items and it was all served family style with plain and garlic Naan. They also have vegetarian opinions and are gluten-free friendly. Our visit to Spice Garden was perfectly satisfying!
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