Spice Culture

We hosted our daughter’s Sweet 16 party at Spice Culture Banquet earlier this year, and we couldn’t have chosen a better venue. The ambiance, food, and lighting were all perfect. Teji was not only friendly but also highly knowledgeable, offering thoughtful menu suggestions that perfectly suited our guests, which contributed to the event’s success. Everyone raved about the food and had a fantastic time. It was a truly memorable night that we will treasure for years to come!

After searching different banquets to celebrate my daughter's 1st Birthday, we finalized Spice Culture Banquet and it turned out to be the perfect spot. The Ambience, Lights and Music system are so adequate and well setup! The team was always reachable to help finalize the menu items. The food was excellent , our guests loved it. The servers were provided for our event which made sure the guests are relishing during the event! Would highly recommend this place.

Great Indian restaurant near Edison without the Oak Tree prices. Food is so good. Would recommend the chicken makhani.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We recently hosted an event at Spice Culture, and it was absolutely fantastic! The food was phenomenal – every dish was bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. The ambiance was perfect, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that made the occasion even more special. The staff were incredibly attentive and professional, ensuring everything went smoothly. Our guests couldn’t stop raving about the experience. If you're looking for a place to host an event or simply enjoy a great meal, I highly recommend Spice Culture. Truly a memorable experience!

Partner and I were craving different cuisines last night and thought coming across Spice Culture was a godsend. Where else would we satisfy our Indian, Chinese and Thai cravings in one sitting? We arrived just before 6:30pm and had nearly the entire place to ourselves. Initial service was prompt, quickly serving up water, menus and even our orders. Partner enjoyed his tikka masala chicken, though was surprised the $20 dish did not come with rice. This is rarely the case at most places we frequent, including his favorite restaurant in midtown Manhattan. Thankfully, he had the foresight to order garlic naan, which paired very nicely with his dish and sauce. From the happy noises he made, I could tell the chicken and naan were tasty choices. As for me, while I marveled over the quick service for my hot and sour soup, and the vegetarian pad Thai, that’s were the excitement stopped. Yes, the soup was hot, a good level of spicy, but lacked the sour, and was missing the mushrooms noted on the menu. More disappointing and surprising was the vegetarian pad Thai, which came out orange, and tasted tangy and sickeningly sweet. Not quite sure what the waiter brought out, but it sure wasn’t Pad Thai like I’ve ever had before. I asked our waiter to bring hot sauce in hopes of cutting through the sweetness, and despite him making a show of asking the back for it, it never materialized. I struggled through a few more bites, but ultimately left the bulk of an otherwise impressively full plate of noodles sitting on the table. Thanks Spice Culture, for an interesting meal, one we shall not be repeating.