Halal-certified Indian spot on Knutsford Terrace delivering flavorful classics and some South Indian staples with warm, attentive service; prices are high but lunch sets soften the blow.
Spice Restaurant and Bar delivers exceptional food quality with flavorful North and South Indian classics that earn frequent praise, supported by outstanding service attentiveness and helpful menu guidance. The consistency shows some quality variation—occasional dry chicken or underwhelming curries prevent grade A territory—while pleasant terrace setting and strong lunch value make it competitive with the area's better neighborhood restaurants, though dinner pricing can feel premium for casual Indian dining.
Set above Knutsford Terrace, the room feels warm and welcoming with polished touches and an easygoing buzz. Servers check in often and guide first-timers through the menu. One diner summed it up: "They made us feel genuinely cared for from start to finish." The cooking leans classic Indian with comforting, richly spiced curries, tandoor favorites, and a South Indian section for dosa, idli, and vada. It is more elevated traditional than experimental, though a few Indo‑Chinese appetizers and naan-za add playful variety. Portions are mostly satisfying, lunch sets are strong value, and dinner prices reflect the prime terrace location. Families will find plenty kids can enjoy: butter chicken, garlic naan, biryani, mild dal, and gulab jamun or kulfi for dessert. There is no explicit kids menu, but staff adjust spice levels and make helpful suggestions. Expect 10% service charge and dinner pricing that can add up.
Area vibe: Lively nightlife and dining strip popular with locals and visitors; terrace setting with upstairs venues.
Safety: Generally safe, busy at night with good foot traffic; typical bar-district bustle.
What's nearby: Near bars and restaurants of Knutsford Terrace, shopping streets, hotels and museums in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Go for the Butter Chicken with garlic naan and a Hyderabadi biryani, then save room for gulab jamun or kulfi.
It’s halal and casual with a 10% service charge, cheaper lunch sets, and dinner prices that can add up.
A warm, polished terrace spot with an easygoing buzz that turns livelier on weekend evenings.