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.
Snug operation serving kathi rolls, street food snacks & mango lassi in bright surrounds. Based on 472 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.5 stars. Price $
✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ No-contact delivery
Address:
340 15th Ave E #202, Seattle, WA 98112
Phone: (206) 466-5195
Website: http://www.spicewaala.com/
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Hours
| Sunday |
Closed |
| Monday
(Labor Day)
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Closed |
| Tuesday |
5–9 PM |
| Wednesday |
11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday |
11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday |
11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday |
11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
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Reviews
Swathi Venkatesh
Delicious food, friendly vibes! The menu was thoughtfully curated, reasonably priced and there were loads of vegetarian options. We loved everything, but the bhel puri and rose cardamom soft serve were the highlight for me!
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Aishwarya
A cute cozy Desi vibe in the middle of Seattle!
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A Roy
Friendly (Capitol Hill) neighborhood hole in the wall eatery serving North Indian street fare. I liked the limited menu. Among starters we ordered the papdi chat twice, it was not authentic but distinctly tasty. Then we sampled one of each Kati Roll. The paneer bhurji roll was a let down, the chicken was alright and the lamb was the highlight – juicy, flavorful and the spices seemed on point. I picked up a “Himalayan snowman” lager and it was not bad at all. Overall shall we call it a light Indian dinner? That doesn’t happen often. Oh and don’t forget to add an egg to your Kati roll- “Calcutta style”
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Food Family Fries
This place is good for evening snacks. Small portion of food. Simple and delicious.
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Karthik Kadappan
Perfect place for a rainy Seattle evening! A glass of chai and some aloo tikki will lift your spirits. They have a limited menu but literally everything on their menu is delicious. Food is thoughtfully prepared, perfect spices, and served well. The place is also well decorated and has a nice ambience. Depending on when you visit the place finding parking can be tricky .
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Regina McCoy
This place never fails! We have been fans of Spice Waala’s Cap Hill location since they’ve opened and it’s been so great to see the owner’s dream blossom into a booming restaurant with two locations. BONUS, they now have soft serve! The flavor at our location was Fennel.
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Shivan Amin
Been several times. Always great
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Archit Gupta
Extraordinary food. Probably the best Kathi rolls, very indian style. Surprisingly Chaat items were better than I expected ( you don’t find chaat items in a kathi roll place) and even the ice cream was very unique. Food is cheap. Give a try to Masala chai. I even got additional togo items after lunch, for dinner. Highly recommended!!
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Dash Gordon
Easy to order online for takeout, fantastic small menu with some regular and changing seasonal stuff like ice cream or special foods. Really wonderful to have them as part of the neighborhood!
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Jimmy Son
We got here right as they opened for dinner. We ordered a lamb kebab, aloo tikki (potato roll), masala aloo (fries), aloo tikki chat (fried potato patty with toppings, masala chai and soft serve.
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