Spice Garden Restaurant

If toilet had a hook on door, would be a great plsce

Wonderful tastes of India Friendly Husband and Wife with big smilea

Amazing we called in early as they just opened and they got our order asap and it was amazing very nice first time our kids had Indian and they loved it

Phenomenal service! Always friendly and helpful...the lady at the counter who serves and waits the tables...just a gorgeous fun energy! Goodness knows we need it at this time!! Food is to die for!! A must visit! Especially their $10 lunch specials. Thankyou!

Not great. No cutlery with our entree. No rice with our curries. Had to ask three times for rice. Walked out in the end, as our curry was warm and still no rice. Drinks took ages. All we heard the two waitresses saying to patrons the whole time we were there was I m so sorry. Terrible service. We usually enjoy going to Spice Garden as we would have Indian two to three times a month.

Very enjoyable, meals are very filling, well priced, the staff were very busy and we still received our meal in a timely manner. Happy to go back again!

Excellent food, great service. We'll be back.

Got served by a young lass who seemed quite arrogant & bored. Long wait for takeaway, once we got the food it was decent but very overpriced.

Best naan around. Huge variety of drinks and meals not found elsewhere. Includes some Chinese dish options too. Very skilled chef/owner in the kitchen. Would come back again and again to eat through the menu.

The only way to improve this place would be to close it down. This is the worst Indian food I’ve ever had. I drove from Ellesmere for this crud, a 40 minute round trip. On my way home I drove past McDonalds and I saw the drive through was full. Now I understand why, if the “Indian” I got tonight is in any way indicative of the quality of food from restaurants in Kingaroy. I got the $40 couples pack consisting of one meat samosa, one sheekh kebab, one butter chicken, one beef madras, garlic naan and a raita. My wife and I started with the samosa and kebab and we were pretty disappointed as the reviews for this restaurant would have you believe the food is great. The next thing we tried was the butter chicken (if you can call it that). It was a watery tasteless concoction that didn’t inspire me to go further than two mouthfuls. I had to have a second mouthful just to make sure I hadn’t put a spoonful of dishwater into my mouth by mistake with the first serve. My wife said we should at least try the madras as she believed it couldn’t possibly be as bad as the three dishes we had already tried. She was wrong. This was the highlight (or should I say the lowlight) of this mess that was passed off as a meal. The best part of the whole thing was the rice and even that was average. At least the naan came in useful. We used it to clean the bench top after the watery slop dribbled off the spoon. As I write this, I’m thinking about turfing the whole lot out the window but I don’t want a passing kangaroo to eat it by mistake and then get done by the RSPCA for animal cruelty. If you have the dreaded COVID and you’ve lost your sense of smell and taste, I guess all you’ve got to lose by going here is your hard earned cash and any sense of self respect you have for your body that may be lingering after your diagnosis. In fact, I remember years ago changing one of our kids nappies and I unknowingly got some poo on my hand. I soon turned unknowingly into knowingly when I wiped my mouth with my hand and tasted something that I’ve never forgotten in twenty odd years. Tonight I tasted something surprisingly similar. If you’ve got poor to average tastebuds, you won’t be disappointed if you eat here.