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  • Spice 7 is one of the few South Asian restaurants that scores the real trifecta: excellent and authentic food, true regal design that boats all the exuberance of the continent, and amazing and refreshing customer service that will have you wondering is it really a brown restaurant. Formerly "Mirchi", but now re-branded and under new management, Spice 7 picks up where the old restaurant left off with Pakistani and Indian dishes that'll have the most scrutinizing of brown aunties impressed, but with a feel and customer service experience you can expect from any other top tier high-end restaurant in the city. The staff treats everyone with care and attention. Though the food takes some time, it is standard because the amount of time the food takes directly correlates with how awesome the food will taste, here's a tip: be sure to ask for the appetizers to arrive first (the menu is setup with the appetizers in the later pages, you may ask for an appetizer but it'll arrive with the rest of your meal). Items that are real winners on the menu: all the Karahis (have them with anything, so good), Butter Chicken or Prawns (the sauce will have you licking the bowl clean), the Platters (pricey but ideal for crowds greater than 5 or 6) and their Naan! Oh, the Garlic Naan, I could eat them for days, and I'm a rice person so it's a testament to the deliciousness! I could be mistaken but they have a real tandoor oven in the back and you can taste the difference compared to other restaurants. Things to keep in mind and be forewarned: 1) If you're brown, this place is a bit on the expensive side so don't be outraged at the bill at the end of the night; but you get what you pay for, in a good way 2) foods can be spicy so be sure to let the waiter know of your tolerance and preference 3) location and parking - in the corner of NW downtown, a bit out of the area so keep that in mind of you're planning on walking. A note about parking, on a busy night it can be tedious as parking is mostly on the main street outside the restaurant. Regardless of the above, Spice 7 is a must-try for anyone or group looking for refined, memorable, and overall amazing South Asian dining experience!
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