Spice Affair has the best Indian cuisine in LA. It's my absolute favorite! The flavors are authentic and bold. The service is always top quality. The Manager is especially kind and goes out of his way to ensure everything is 10/10. The ambiance transports you to a luxurious destination in Delhi. I'm vegetarian and I recommend the avocado bhel/ coco cauliflower to start, saag paneer and/or malai kofta as a main (with rice) and gulab jamun for dessert.

Everything is perfect here. The ambience is excellent. The service is top tier. And the soup is good too. I cannot wait to try some of the other entrees next time. I will be coming here on a regular basis.

Each time we go here we are delighted by the lovely service and excellent quality of food!!!! I also love the vibe .. it's comfortable, classy and intimate. Hard to find Indian restaurants hit all these buckets Yes it's on the pricey side of things .. but it's worth your dime. I've been here like 20 times over the last one year .. and not once have I been disappointed with the food. Try the avacado bhel, butter chicken and garlic naan You won't be disappointed

The experience at @spiceaffairbeverlyhills was amazing . The service was incredible , the ambiance was beautiful and the food was so delicious . We ordered the Chicken Tikka , Lamb Rogan Josh , Basmati Rice, Mozzarella naan and Potato and Pea naan we also ordered a bottle of Malbec . Everything was a 10/10. I can't wait to go back .

Last year my Aunt passed. Since we moved from the east coast to Los Angeles our family celebrated Easter at her beautiful home in Rowland Heights. This year our hearts were heavy and we were undecided how to celebrate Easter this year. Last week my husband drove past this inviting looking restaurant and suggested that we do something different this year and celebrate Easter here. We did and it was one of the best decisions to make. As soon as we entered the restaurant we were warmly greeted by the maitre d and shown to our table. I have to say that the ambiance is spectacular...the decor is beautiful, classy and romantic. The food is the best Indian food I've eaten in Los Angeles. I can go on and on but I'll end it here. Suffice it to say, do yourself a favor and enjoy a wondrous meal here. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Delicious food! Every dish was solid and exquisite. Overall, I think it's good food but not worth the price, considering how similar quality dishes could be found more accessibly at other indian places. Tried a variety of dishes: Co-li cauliflower - had a good coconut sauce, cauliflower had a good batter (could have been crispier), despite the menu saying "you cannot miss this", this definitely could have been skipped, especially since its a $20 appetizer Dahi puri - yum Samosas - good, but i can also get a similar quality for much cheaper, wasn't anything extra special Malai kofta - YUMMY, greaty creamy curry dish. Chef's kiss Garlic naan - soooo garlicy i love Kulcha - delicious as well, but not a must Mango lassi - good, ive had better, tbh tastes like the store bought ones

The food quality is exceptional and the ambiance is welcoming. However, it exorbitantly expensive and the portion size for deserts is tiny. They were nice enough to bring a small cake slice for my mom's birthday.

Cannot go wrong with Spice Affair! If you're looking for good quality Indian food + a decent wine/cocktail selection, then this is the spot for you! The butter chicken is a must! Chicken Tikka massala is also really good (a bit on the spicier side). Garlic is my naan of choice, and the samosas are nice and crispy (and not too big). The one thing I might not get again is the massala fries. Not bad, but not noteworthy. Otherwise, all of their dishes are really well flavored. Portions are essentially what you'd get at other Indian restaurants, but be warned the prices here are on the higher end. Overall, it was a really great high-end Indian food experience that I can not recommend enough! Stay Cheerful

I had a great experience at this place. The food is delicious. This feels like one of the best indian restaurants in SoCal. The curries had a good unique taste like you get back home. Service was top notch. We tried the Dahi ke kabab, tangy, spice from inside and crispy from the outside. Lamb boti kebab was cooked to perfection and melting in your mouth main course was the Dhaba style chicken curry which has a thin dark color gravy and malai kofta both were exceptionally tasty. The garlic naan and tandoori roti were cooked as we had requested them to make it thin and crispy. highly recommend and will love to visit this place, though on the expensive side - it feels completely worth the money!