Spice Symphony Times Square Reviews

This was a quick pre-theater dinner for two. We didn’t want to eat anything too heavy before the show. Spice Symphony is a lovely location, relatively quiet by Manhattan standards with soft lighting. We had a reservation and were seated immediately. We decided to just share an order of butter chicken and had a side order of papadum. The butter chicken was amazing! Perfectly seasoned, not too spicy, and plenty for two people to share. It was the perfect pre-theater experience. Highly recommended!

Nice place, food was nice, service was ok. However place quite dark, had to pull out the torch to read the menu. What was disappointing was the raita, seriously to be charged stupid money for the most smallest pot ever, was a joke. Prices were high, but portions were reasonable. We had an allocated waitor who was pleasant, but whislt he was serving other tables, we asked another member of staff (female) to take our drink orders, and she simply refused and said wait for your waitor. In fact she did that twice to us. It wasn’t as if she was busy, just stood there for ages twiggling her thumbs

I had never eaten Indian Super good. The super friendly waiter and good advice, both for wine and food. I recommend!

Great food and lovely service. Went there with work and the food was absolutely fantastic and the staff were friendly and very helpful on selections. The food was so tasty you need to go. The restaurant is also very pleasant and great value for money. Lovely night out. Thanks Om.

The menu boasts a diverse selection of dishes, with a focus on seasonal ingredients. I started with the roasted beet salad, which was beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. The tangy goat cheese paired perfectly with the earthy beets, while the candied walnuts added a delightful crunch.

The place in small and cute and very cozy. Great service. The food was a bit salty but very good! I would give this place a solid 4.5-4.7 out of 5. A great selection of traditional Indian food. They charge $5 for papdam (?) usually that comes as compliment. Very pricey.

Food was excellent, service was excellent, surroundings were very relaxing and comfortable. We had poppadoms and pickles with Taandori chicken wings to start. Chicken Korma and Lamb korma were spiced up with extra green chili... hope combined with Basmati rice and a garlic Naan plus a peshwari Naan we had a fantastic meal helped along with ice cold Stella and Kingfisher. Good value and a very friendly experience with a lovely meal and a lovely RECOMMENDED

We were here for a dinner meeting. Serves delicious Indian & “Indian” Chinese cuisine. A good option for a meal in Times Square.

The worst meal of the holiday by far. That’s really all I can say to sum up Our experience of this place . It’s far from cheap so we expected much more . What a disappointment.

Amazing little spot tucked away in a nice neighborhood. This place was my favorite food of the entire 4 days I staid here! Highly recommend

Me and my family had stayed near the Times Square on June 8th weekend to meet our friends, who had come there to watch the Indo-Pak cricket match. They had dinner at Spice Symphony a night earlier and asked us to aslo try it. Hence, we all went there for Friday night's dinner. The place is newly built and well designed with a great vibe. We mainly ordered chinese food and saying we were "pleasently surprised" will be an understatement, because their food is good quality, very delicious and also servings are good quantity (you can request for different spice levels as per your liking). Their owner Mr. Prem C. was on premises that night and a very nice guy, who eagerly gave the history behind their decision to start this restaurant branch. We requested him a couple of his food recommendations and he was happy to oblige. The waiting staff is very good and their lead Mr. Omkar was personally watching over the guests and ensuring about prompt service and food orders. We liked their hospitality and the tasty food so much that we again visited the on our last night in Times Square. We wish the team at Spice Symphony restaurant the best and would definitely visit them the next time we are at Times Square. Regards, S.

This might be be the best Indian restaurant in New York! We loved the Samosas, Chicken Vindaloo, Malabar Prawns, Chana Masala, and Garlic Naan. Th service was warm and efficient. The location is great - a short walk from Times Square. We will definitely return!

Sat at bar with two friends for supper on Saturday, March 1. Hard to decide what was the best, the staff or the food. Gifted bartender for classics or innovative improvisations. I had chili garlic naan and vegetable korma, simply spectacular. Bathrooms were clean. Thank you for a relaxing and memorable meal!

It's the 2 time we went and again excellent, next year we'll be back. A very friendly and elegant treatment, a beautiful place with dim light and a very good food!!!!! We'll be back!!!

We had dinner today and it's a delight. The place very nice and the comfortable delicious. Super recommended. Very friendly service. More Than Tight Price for NY

Went to Spice Symphony via recommendation and was not disappionted, food was excellent, calm and pleasant surroundings. Chicken lollipop, Bhel Puri, Chicken Tikka Masala, Hong Kong Chicken, rice and Naan was ordered all cooked and seasoned to high standard. Thank you Chef coming back this evening for a take away

We had theater tickets and booked for 5:30. A subway snag kept us from getting to Spice Symphony until almost 6. When we asked if we could eat and be out by 6:30, they did EVERYTHING they could to make it happen. Menus and ordering were fast, but all the food was still very tasty. This will definitely be a repeat stop for us on future trips.

The food was out of this world fantastic. The samosas were great. The paneer kabobs were perfect. The chicken tikka masala was the best I have ever had. The chaana masala really great and was a huge portion. The shohi kofte was super good! The drinks were great. Would absolutely eat here again.

By chance, we came across this restaurant in the Times Square area. All the more surprising was that we had a fantastic evening with modern interpreted Indian/Asian cuisine ahead of us. From the appetizer to the main course, everything was not only delicious and fresh, you could also recognize the original version lightly but modernly interpreted and succeeded on the whole level. Be sure to visit when you are nearby. And the price is within a surprisingly reasonable range.

Absolute gem, what a find and only 3 doors down from our Hotel, Riu plaza Times Square. Popped in because we’d been in New York for a few days and wanted something different, well we weren’t disappointed the food from starter to main to dessert was fantastic really really tasty !! Our server was a young lady named Fedora and what an example she set, very well mannered very knowledgeable about everything we asked her regarding the menu, nothing was too much trouble for her !! Definitely service with a smile….excellent she was ! Once again the food was amazing. We will definitely be back next time we are in town.

The aromas from this place caused us to turn around in our tracks and change our dinner plans. Wonderful curries and chinese/ indian dishes. Amazing dinner from appetizers to dessert.

We chose Spice Symphony based on its proximity to the Majestic Theater and we were so pleased. The manager Rakesh and the wait staff made us feel welcome and gave us great menu suggestions. The tandoori pomfret was so delicious and the highlight of our meal. The naan was super soft and tender, and the shrimp appetizer was very flavorful. We had a mild to medium spice level for our taste, but the dishes can be made spicier per your preference. Great choice for a pre-theater meal. Would definitely go back again.

Beautiful decor, impeccable staff and ambient music greet you on arrival, the food is outstanding with a service to match. We were in NY for 5 days and ate here twice. Highly recommended. 5*

On our last night of our NYC family vacation we really wanted Indian food. But we were not sure where to go. We found Spice Symphony quick search. We gave it a try. The food was excellent. The dining room was full of tourists like us but that didn’t matter. The service and staff was top notch. We had butter chicken and Indian chinese Small thing - the naan bread was next level good. They have couple locations on the East Side But this is in times Square theater 🎥 district. This place is a tucked away gem for Indian. I only wish we could have taken our leftovers.