
Authentic Indian Street Food Spice Waala aims to take Indians on a nostalgic journey back home while simultaneously introducing non-Indians to the multitude of authentic Indian flavors. Spice Waala serves kathi rolls which are flavorfully spiced proteins (chicken, lamb, potato, cheese) garnished with our signature green chutney, and wrapped in thin roti (Indian bread). The combination delivers a burst of authentic Indian flavors in your mouth that’ll leave you begging for more. Additionally, we serve a variety of other items like mango lassi, chai and other side items like chaat. Spice Waala is a social impact organization that pays living wage, invests in our employees, and works towards community empowerment and food justice.
Compact restaurant dishing up Indian street food like wraps & chaat amid unpretentious surroundings.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2008 NW 56th St, Seattle, WA 98107
Phone: (206) 457-8691
Website: http://www.spicewaala.com/
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Reviews
I’d advise you check hours and give them some extra time- sometimes. You’ll love take-out (easiest) or the dine in option, if you’re ok with limited seating and casual atmosphere (but very cute and hip). Staff are friendly. Watch out for lunch rush.
Temporary fyi:
It’s sadly right next to an apartments (?) construction site, but the workers at this site are professional, so once its done I’m sure this will help boost Spice Wallah and their neighbor, Pink Bees (excellent Thai food) next door.
I go x1 a week, you will too <3
What we ordered – Masala Aloo, Lamb Kebab roll, Chicken tikka roll
What we think – The chicken and lamb were so tender and well marinated. The masala aloo was delicious as always – tangy and spicy. They focus on consistency- and having a small menu – qualities which I highly desire at any restaurant. They also have monthly specials and you will get notified on your email during Indian festivals – highly recommended to taste the full breadth of Indian cuisine. I hope for their continued success and hope they expand in the Puget sound.
Ordered Bhel Puri, Papdi Chaat and Chicken Tikka Roll. The chaats were really tasty.
The Chicken Tikka Roll seemed a little off compared to the previous time we ate here.
We stopped by for a quick bite and overall I was left disappointed but my husband really liked his chicken kathi roll. The paneer one I ordered was just weird all around – texture, flavor.
For the price however, this place is a good deal!