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Spice & Slice Bazaar is a haven for those seeking an authentic South Asian grocery experience. Located in the heart of Fort Worth, this bustling supermarket offers a wide variety of fresh halal meat, local produce, flavorful spices, exotic ingredients, and ready-made IndoNepali foods. Their commitment to provide excellent customer service and quality products ensures a delightful shopping journey where customers can explore, engage with friendly staff, and embark on a culinary adventure through the vibrant flavors of South Asia.
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Address: 7451 N Beach St #172, Fort Worth, TX 76137
Phone: (682) 255-5004
Website: https://spiceandslice.store/
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Reviews
Sarah Woodward
The food here is incredible . The biryani and samosas were mind blowing. Good chicken and Naan. Everything is cooked to order, so definitely get some appetizers while your entree is cooking. Everything came out steaming hot. It was clean, and the staff very friendly. The store itself is well stocked, especially considering the size. We will be back to try more. Pictured: mustang aloo, garlic Naan, lamb biryani, and tandoori chicken.
Edit: second visit was amazing as well. Mango Lassi, butter chicken, and goat biryani pictures added.
… moreEdit: second visit was amazing as well. Mango Lassi, butter chicken, and goat biryani pictures added.
Kate “Isee”
The service is great! Everyone is friendly! They sell lot of groceries and unique spices. You can even purchase meals at the back of the store.
I got Butter chicken, tandoori chicken, chicken biryani and garlic naan today. The food is fresh and tasty. It’s a little too salty for my taste but all the spices they use are so amazingly! I highly recommend this place and I’ll definitely come back again.
… moreI got Butter chicken, tandoori chicken, chicken biryani and garlic naan today. The food is fresh and tasty. It’s a little too salty for my taste but all the spices they use are so amazingly! I highly recommend this place and I’ll definitely come back again.
Nirvana Torres
The first time I visited Spice and Slice, I actually came in looking for a particular seasoning. When I noticed there was a café inside—and knowing my husband’s absolute favorite dish is chicken biryani—I decided to order the chicken biryani with garlic naan.
I’ve enjoyed Indian food for years, but I’ve been loyal to the same restaurant since 2000. This visit changed that. I had a great chat with Chef Nishal, and when I arrived home, my husband took one bite and said it was the best biryani he’s ever had.
We’ve been back since, and every visit has been consistently wonderful. The atmosphere is warm, the space is clean, the food is incredibly fresh, and the customer service is top-notch. When visiting, definitely ask about their specials—Chef Nishal is always cooking up something new! (Pictured is their Tandoori Turkey)
I highly recommend Spice and Slice—they’re simply put, awesome!
… moreI’ve enjoyed Indian food for years, but I’ve been loyal to the same restaurant since 2000. This visit changed that. I had a great chat with Chef Nishal, and when I arrived home, my husband took one bite and said it was the best biryani he’s ever had.
We’ve been back since, and every visit has been consistently wonderful. The atmosphere is warm, the space is clean, the food is incredibly fresh, and the customer service is top-notch. When visiting, definitely ask about their specials—Chef Nishal is always cooking up something new! (Pictured is their Tandoori Turkey)
I highly recommend Spice and Slice—they’re simply put, awesome!
PRATIMA DAWADI
Spice and Slice Bazaar is one of those places that just gets it right.
The tandoori chicken malai kebab was exceptional—super tender, juicy, and packed with creamy, smoky flavor. It was cooked perfectly, with the meat practically falling apart in every bite. Easily one of the most satisfying kebabs I’ve had.
The vegetable samosa was exactly how it should be: crispy and golden on the outside, with a rich, flavorful filling inside. That contrast between the crunch and the warm, spiced interior was on point.
And the chicken soup momo? Absolutely top-tier. One of the best momos I’ve ever tasted. The dumplings were soft and juicy, and the soup was deeply flavorful and comforting without being heavy. It felt homemade in the best way possible.
Overall, the food here stands out for its quality and execution. Every dish had great texture and bold flavor. Spice and Slice Bazaar is definitely a place I’d recommend—and return to without hesitation. I have just 2 pictures but you will get it only if you try it.
… moreThe tandoori chicken malai kebab was exceptional—super tender, juicy, and packed with creamy, smoky flavor. It was cooked perfectly, with the meat practically falling apart in every bite. Easily one of the most satisfying kebabs I’ve had.
The vegetable samosa was exactly how it should be: crispy and golden on the outside, with a rich, flavorful filling inside. That contrast between the crunch and the warm, spiced interior was on point.
And the chicken soup momo? Absolutely top-tier. One of the best momos I’ve ever tasted. The dumplings were soft and juicy, and the soup was deeply flavorful and comforting without being heavy. It felt homemade in the best way possible.
Overall, the food here stands out for its quality and execution. Every dish had great texture and bold flavor. Spice and Slice Bazaar is definitely a place I’d recommend—and return to without hesitation. I have just 2 pictures but you will get it only if you try it.
LaBrett Homuth
This little restaurant in the back of the store is a must try hidden gem. Great Indian and Nepalese Cuisine. Made fresh. Portions were great and enough for leftovers. I had the Curry Chicken and the Lamb Vindaloo both were served with rice. Garlic Naan Bread.
Also had a mango yogurt smoothie thingy drink .. wow. And some yummy dessert.
… moreAlso had a mango yogurt smoothie thingy drink .. wow. And some yummy dessert.
Deairia Hyder
️✨ Spice and Slice Bazaar – Fort Worth’s New Flavor Home
I just visited Spice and Slice Bazaar, and let me tell you, it’s not just a restaurant, it’s an experience. Located right in Fort Worth, Texas, it brings authentic Indian and Himalayan flavors straight to the heart of the city, and it’s much needed here, especially for someone who has just moved back to Fort Worth. Finding a spot like this is everything.
The owner, Nischal, actually talked to me personally, and that made my whole visit even more special. He told me about his journey—how he became a chef, his internship in India, and how he mastered the art of spices. You can really tell he cares. His customer service is unmatched, and you can literally see the passion in his eyes when he talks about what he’s building. That energy? You feel it the moment you walk in.
Let’s talk FOOD though.
The curry? Whew. It’s layers on layers of flavor. You get the spicy, you get the sweet, and everything just blends beautifully. I had the garlic naan, too, so soft and fresh. And don’t even get me started on the mango lassi. So creamy, so refreshing, and you can tell it’s made with real ingredients. Nothing artificial. Just pure, fresh goodness.
What I love most is that this place is more than just a restaurant. It’s also a grocery store, kind of like a bazaar, so you can grab your spices and ingredients to cook at home too. It’s a one-stop shop—dine in, take out, or shop your favorites. That kind of setup? Fort Worth needed that.
And as someone who has Nepali friends, I’m definitely spreading the word. There’s something so beautiful about learning someone’s culture through food and conversation, and that’s exactly what Spice and Slice offers—flavor, warmth, and connection.
When I open my own restaurant one day, this is exactly the kind of vibe and soul I’d want it to have. It just feels like home. Welcoming. Real. Driven by love.
So if you’re anywhere near Fort Worth and want something new, cultural, flavorful, and made with heart—go to Spice and Slice Bazaar. You won’t regret it. I’ll be back soon… and maybe next time, I’ll try the tacos
… moreI just visited Spice and Slice Bazaar, and let me tell you, it’s not just a restaurant, it’s an experience. Located right in Fort Worth, Texas, it brings authentic Indian and Himalayan flavors straight to the heart of the city, and it’s much needed here, especially for someone who has just moved back to Fort Worth. Finding a spot like this is everything.
The owner, Nischal, actually talked to me personally, and that made my whole visit even more special. He told me about his journey—how he became a chef, his internship in India, and how he mastered the art of spices. You can really tell he cares. His customer service is unmatched, and you can literally see the passion in his eyes when he talks about what he’s building. That energy? You feel it the moment you walk in.
Let’s talk FOOD though.
The curry? Whew. It’s layers on layers of flavor. You get the spicy, you get the sweet, and everything just blends beautifully. I had the garlic naan, too, so soft and fresh. And don’t even get me started on the mango lassi. So creamy, so refreshing, and you can tell it’s made with real ingredients. Nothing artificial. Just pure, fresh goodness.
What I love most is that this place is more than just a restaurant. It’s also a grocery store, kind of like a bazaar, so you can grab your spices and ingredients to cook at home too. It’s a one-stop shop—dine in, take out, or shop your favorites. That kind of setup? Fort Worth needed that.
And as someone who has Nepali friends, I’m definitely spreading the word. There’s something so beautiful about learning someone’s culture through food and conversation, and that’s exactly what Spice and Slice offers—flavor, warmth, and connection.
When I open my own restaurant one day, this is exactly the kind of vibe and soul I’d want it to have. It just feels like home. Welcoming. Real. Driven by love.
So if you’re anywhere near Fort Worth and want something new, cultural, flavorful, and made with heart—go to Spice and Slice Bazaar. You won’t regret it. I’ll be back soon… and maybe next time, I’ll try the tacos
Erick Graubard
Has to be, hands down, the most delicious South Asian/Indian food I’ve ever had! Flavors are amazing, the food is fresh and the chicken in the butter chicken and biryani was so tender and juicy, I was hooked! And the chef is so nice, coming around the counter to make sure everything was going well and gave us a history of their place and their philosophy on making everything fresh. Cannot wait to go back!!
… moreSharvanee Gautam
My husband used to love the jhol momo and sukuti sadheko from here. This time, we ordered the WOW combo, which included momo and chicken curry. It was good. The momo was fresh, soft, and juicy and the chicken curry was well cooked with a rich and tasty gravy. Everything felt freshly prepared.
… moreN Sa
If you haven’t tried this Nepali-Indian restaurant inside a grocery store, you’re seriously missing out! Their butter chicken is rich and creamy, chicken tandoori is perfectly cooked, juicy from the inside and the goat biryani will blow your mind; it was mouth watering. The chef really knows what he’s doing he even came out to talk to us and surprised us with a complimentary mango lassi, and honestly… it’s the best mango lassi I’ve ever had.
Trust me, this place is worth the stop don’t go for ambiance; just go for foods they wont disappoint you!!
… moreTrust me, this place is worth the stop don’t go for ambiance; just go for foods they wont disappoint you!!
Rosie Aleman
Awesome authentic wholesome ingredients in all their food, would not have Indian food from anywhere else!! From the first time we found this little hidden gem until now it has not disappointed at all!! Owner was awesome, bringing out samples when he knew it was our first time there & took the time to even explain Health benefits of everything he uses & why he uses it!! He truly cares!! I would give them more stars if I could!!
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