The food was so tasty that I literally laughed out loud after my first bite. I ordered the Lamb Rogan Josh and my husband got the chicken and broccoli. We will definitely be coming back again. The servers were also delightful.

We are so glad we came here for drinks and food! Incredibly welcoming and personable service. The food was on point with flavor and comfort on this super cold day. Extensive wine list for any wine enthusiasts from European to California. And the drink list includes classics to handcrafted. I left happy and thankful we had the opportunity to have dinner here. Go here! It's worth your hard earned money because they put in their hard work-ethic and passion. Thank you Prim! LA Native.

Food , service , ambiance this place has it all. From the second we stepped through the door we were treated with the utmost attention. The chicken tikka masala is EXCEPTIONAL. Paired with a nice glass of white wine and cheddar naan you are setting yourself up for excellence. If only I was not visiting the city for just a day I would be a regular here. THIS IS THE SPOT TO BE!!!!!!!!

Absolutely LOVED my experience at Spice Symphony - one of the only places I trust with Indo Chinese and they truly do bring the spice if you ask for it! Ordered the triple szechwan, paneer chili, and the vegetable manchurian and they were all tasty, unique, and flavorful! You're seated promptly and they have an even larger menu that's got Indian as well. The interior of the restaurant looks like a pretty standard Indian restaurant, but there's enough options to be able to find whatever you are in the mood for! Their lunch special is also a great value if you're around!

Had a great experience at Spice Symphony. I was a bit skeptical at first given the midtown location (clearly a lot of tourists here) and the unassuming interior (the restaurant is garden level). The food is delicious and they have an extensive Indian-Chinese menu which is less common in Manhattan. The service was extremely attentive. Food was good although portion sizes were a bit small.

Spice Symphony is a great name for this spot - delicious, spiced Indian cuisine in a very harmonic atmosphere that makes for a great dinner out. The quality and flavors here really stand out in the NYC Indian scene. Even more impressive was their quality vegan and vegetarian menus (separate mind you!), which used ingredients that I normally don't find at a lot of Indian restaurants. I started off with their Gobi Manchurian, a classic Indo-Chinese dish and these did not disappoint. Baked cauliflower doused in a tangy sweet-sour sauce while still being mostly crispy is a huge win. For my main, I had their Soya Kheema Mutter ($20) and it was absolutely divine. The creamy tomato base had amazing spices and the ground soya pieces were a wonderful touch to add plant-based protein into my meal. Order it spicy because it was just what I needed. I enjoyed these with a side of roti. The service here was great and they continued to check in on us throughout the night. We closed out the restaurant yet did not feel rushed or pushed to leave, which we appreciated (and of course we left soon after closing). Very impressed with our experience and would be happy to return one day.

I was craving Indian food and discovered this restaurant close to work that offered delivery. I decided to try their chicken biryani, specifically requesting it extra spicy--and they certainly delivered on the heat! The dish was intensely spicy, just how I like it, so I had to pace myself while eating. Despite the spice, the flavors were fantastic, and the accompanying sauces were a perfect complement. However, I have to dock a star because the chicken was a bit dry, and the delivery arrived 45 minutes late. That said, it's still great value for a lunch special, and I'd definitely recommend it. Next time, I plan to dine in for a better experience!

I came here for the first time on a Friday evening with three friends who have been to another Spice Symphony and highly recommended it! The restaurant was also very homey and ever so slightly moody. The front door leads to an intimate lower level that is the restaurant and most of the light comes from the front desk and the bar. As you go further towards the back, where we sat, most of the illumination comes from the candles on the table. Only thing is that this can cause for minor messes, as we had a spill from a server refilling our water glasses and a candle that was knocked over during table cleanup. Regardless, everyone was incredibly friendly. The servers were very kind and accommodating of us, especially when we were first figuring out what to order since some of us at the table could handle spice and some of us couldn't. The food here was absolutely delicious, with just the right amount of spice. Among the four of us, we ordered the Gobi Manchurian, Malai Paneer Ke Tikke, and Hakka Noodles with egg. The Gobi Manchurian was so good that we ordered another round of it, along with an order of the Paneer Chili Dry. Definitely need to come back to try more dishes!