Address and Contact Information
Address: 429 L’Enfant Plaza SW #340, Washington, DC 20024
Phone: (540) 767-5386
Website: http://www.spicexdc.com/
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Welcome to SpiceX, where the legacy of Indian cuisine meets a modern twist in the heart of Washington DC’s L’Enfant Plaza.
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Reviews
Brett Zwerdling
We were at the spy museum and came down for a quick bite. We weren’t really expecting much but then we saw SpiceX. It tasted like what you would expect at a high-end Indian restaurant! The garlic naan was literally prepared on site and grilled right in front of us. The food was exceedingly fresh and delicious and the staff could not have been nicer. They provide wipes for the tables and everything was very very clean. We were incredibly impressed And the price was incredibly reasonable as well. We highly recommend this restaurant in the food court at L’Enfant!!
… moreBill Bramble
This place serves surprisingly good Indian food fast, and at a very reasonable price. The people are friendly. The seating is comfortable. The portions are large – go there hungry. Butter chicken is surprisingly hard to find in DC and theirs is good. Fresh cucumber and tomato, raita, and chutneys if you want. The Aloo tikki are a fun snack. They also have delicious grab-and-go mango lassi.
… moredp v
SpiceX is a must-try spot for Indian food, especially if you’re near the Spy Museum. It’s a quick-service place with fresh, delicious naan and generous portions. Their naan is amazing and 10/ 10. Plenty of vegetarian options too. We had the paneer saag bowl and a platter with dal makhni and veg curry. Everything was flavorful and satisfying. Perfect for a quick, tasty Indian meal!
… moreJayanthi Sathish
We went to DC to visit and wanted to have something hot and spicy for the cold weather. This is closer to spy museum and a 15min walk from air and space museum..
I loved the food. Very tasty and delicious and served fresh. They have Naan, veg and non- veg gravies. They also make a plate or bowl combo with rice and entrees. I Highly recommend this place for a good indian food.
… moreI loved the food. Very tasty and delicious and served fresh. They have Naan, veg and non- veg gravies. They also make a plate or bowl combo with rice and entrees. I Highly recommend this place for a good indian food.
Jonathan Tilden
I was staying at the Hilton but didn’t want to pay their food prices. Went here and had the butter chicken bowl and the garlic naan which were reasonably priced and top notch!
… moreShriraam Murali
If you are visiting the spy museum at Washington DC, and craving for an Indian food, look no further. It’s a hidden gem near to the metro station next to the spy museum. They’re new, but they are affordable, give huge portions of food and above all, they are really tasty.
… moreSunny
I recently dined at SpiceX in Washington, located within a shopping complex at L’Enfant Plaza. I ordered butter paneer but was mistakenly served butter chicken, which tasted okay but wasn’t what I wanted. The fried momos were enjoyable, though. I found the dishes to be overpriced given the portions. This was the only Indian restaurant open nearby, so it was a convenient option at the time.
… morexingwen shi
Highlight was definitely the service. The staff were patient and kind. The build a plate gives plenty of flexible choices to choose from. The food was delicious, but on the spicy side for me. Would recommend!
… moreBKN harish
I had lunch here and ordered a bowl with masala rice and bone-in goat. As an Indian, I personally don’t think this is authentic Indian food. People saying it’s authentic probably haven’t had real Indian food. I paid $15 for my bowl, and the lamb curry was mostly bones with very little meat. I wouldn’t eat here again. It’s located in a food court, and there are other restaurant options to choose from.
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