Spice Club Indian Bistro

Mind-blowing delicious! Finally, a really good Indian restaurant! I saw the excellent reviews so I had to try it. We pulled up to find it's in a newer area of Brownsburg and attached to a gas station. We were greeted and seated immediately. The restaurant is nicely decorated. The service was good and the food was excellent! We plan to go back next week and try more of the food! Note that rice did not come with the dishes, we had to ask for it, which is fine just not what I'm used to.

We found it! An authentic Indian spot serving up bold flavors and perfectly tender chicken and lamb--absolutely divine. Every bite was rich, fragrant, and full of that deep, slow-cooked goodness you dream about. The restaurant has an upscale feel, balanced with a lively sports bar and TVs, making it a great spot for both a nice dinner and a more casual hangout. The food? Incredible. The prices? A little on the higher side, especially since rice and bread aren't included--but honestly, it's hard to complain when the quality is this good. If you're craving flavorful, well-executed Indian cuisine, this place is a must-visit!

Spice Club is a fantastic Indian food restaurant on the Westside of Indy. This was my third visit and every time the food has been excellent. My suggestion to you though is to not sleep on their lunch menu. They have rotating daily specials that people seem to not take advantage of. I went with 4 people for a bogo curry deal on Tuesday and we ate so much food and it was still under $15 a person after tip.

Loved the service and food!! Presentation was beautiful as well. We were surprised that it was next to the gas station but once you're inside you forget all about that. Everything we ordered was good. The garlic naan was really good. Not too strong on the garlic flavor. So good to eat by itself. The lamb was so tender and delicious. The chicken was good too, I just didn't care for the nuts in it. The spice wasn't too much. Very big windows. Even though it was a cold day, it was sunny so it felt warm. The rice doesn't come with the entrees by the way. I'm used to always getting rice with the entree but lately I've noticed you have to ask if it automatically comes with it.

The butter chicken is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! So flavorful and the service was very professional and pleasant. Really nice spot on Brownsburg. I'm mad I'm just now finding out about this place. I will be back soon.

Located in Brownsburg all the way down 267 connected to a gas station. Don't let the small space fool you it's beautiful on the inside. There were plenty to go orders so people know about this. The server was quick and sweet. The food was amazing! We got the butter chicken, roshan goat, and the chili chicken. Even the naan was something special. They offer halal food we mentioned it don't know if it is automatically. Will be back. 10/10.

This is the 3rd time we are eating food from this restaurant. Food tastes delicious however their customer service goes down the sink. We picked up the food this time instead of dining in. The guy who was welcoming his "customers" didn't care to even ask why I was there. The guy just stares at me and before I could open my mouth to talk, another couple walks in. This guy walks past me, welcomes the couple and goes back into the kitchen. Doesn't come out for a few minutes. Once he is out, he is just standing in the bar area doing nothing. I finally get my chance to ask for my pick up and then he gets it to me. Poor service. We may not go to this place next time.

I visited spice club on a week day evening and was surprised at the ambience of the restaurant not being one that I have encountered at an Indian restaurant. The restaurant was very bright and almost to modern in my opinion, but it was very nice and clean, so I was happy to be there. I was looking up reviews and I wanted to try the chicken wings and also the Mughali Makhni. The wings were very delicious and I opted for the tikka seasoning and they were just so flavorful. I think folks that aren't used to spicy foods would not necessarily enjoy the spice level on the wings. I am used to spice, but I had to continuously drink water. for my main dish, which was the Mughali Makhni, I didn't get as much flavor as I would've liked from this dish. I felt like the depth of flavor wasn't there, but the little bit of flavor I did have did not do me wrong. The only issue I had with the restaurant was that rice was separate and the level of flavor was drastically different. I ordered wings a curry, garlic naan, and rice and my total was around $45 with a tip, there was a lot of food and enough to take home but the rice was sparing and I just didn't really appreciate that. The service was pretty quick and it seemed like the staff was well equipped to deal with the dinner rush.

Suck food disgusting food nasty food The business is not getting higher. Worst food in town. Everyone complains mac & cheese.tika is dry and nothing on the top plane and naan is discsting neverGoing to make business.........................

Indian food is a personal favorite and the buzz surrounding Spice Club caught my attention. The fact that it was in the wilds of Brownsburg made this Indy dweller take pause as to just how good could this restaurant be? Would it be worth the trek? The answer is an unequivocal "YES"!The place is clean, bright and boasts a welcoming decor. The staff is friendly and attentive and willing to answer any and all questions. The menu is so diverse and features things that are rarely, or even never, seen on other Indian restaurants' menus (yes, I am talking about you, mac and cheese tikka.)We ordered way too much food because we could not decide which items we HAD to try. We had already decided on the Bang Bang Gobi, a cauliflower version of the spicy appetizer that has taken over restaurants everywhere. Their version is crispy and flavorful with a depth of spicing that is as unexpected as it is welcome. The table next to us recommended the Mac & Cheese Tikka, saying "we had to try it". When the table of strangers next to you offers an unsolicited recommendation, I have learned to take it seriously. Am I glad we did! The creaminess of the mac and cheese with the spice of the tikka seasoning is something I will long remember.Our main dishes were equally sumptuous. The Aam ka Murg, a chicken in a mango curry sauce, was spectacular. Each bite brought levels of spiciness that melted on the tongue. We also had the Paneer E Khass which was paneer in a cashew gravy. This was so good and the large portion was a fan favorite. We also ordered the garlic naan and sides of rice, which were both charged separately. They were great compliments to our meals.This was a great meal and one that I will long remember. Will I brave the wilds of Hendricks County to travel to Spice Club again? That is answered with a resounding, "YES"!