Spicy Affair Indian Dine In Take Out

Absolutely delicious. This is one of the best Indian dishes I've tried in Brisbane that caters perfectly to my Asian taste buds. It's one of the few places that truly delivers on spicy flavors. I would highly recommend it, giving it a 5 out of 5!

I've been a loyal customer for the past three years, starting from their days in Bellbowrie when they offered takeaway lunch specials. I've tried their korma, butter chicken, tikka masala, and more, and everything has been delicious. The wait time for dining in is consistently good. I often find myself ordering the chicken korma, cheese and garlic naan, and rice. I recommend trying their spicier options, as they offer levels that go even beyond "hot." Just a heads up: they do takeaway for dinner as well, so I wouldn’t suggest saving Spicy Affair in your contacts—unless you want your partner to give you a stern talking-to!

Awesome food in an intimate little restaurant. It never disappoints, eat in or take away. Do yourself a favour and check it out. Reasonably priced too.  BYO, it ticks all the boxes.

An Affair to Remember. If it 's Saturday night it must be Indian or Vietnamese! We adore indian food, spend time in India on a regular basis and are always, always on the lookout for authentic and delicious indian restaurants in Brisbane. We have our favourites and return to those often, but finding a new place that pleases our palates is like finding a needle in a haystack. There are so many indian restaurants around Brisbane now, which is great, but we know what we like and a lot of places just don 't offer up what we are after (truly authentic tastes not watered down for australian palates; interesting dishes beyond the usual korma/saag/tikka masala; goat on the menu just some of our wants).<br/ <br/ Anyway on Saturday night after suggesting our usual Viet, Hubby said he wanted Indian and we decided it was a night to try out somewhere we hadn 't been before. A quick check on Urbanspoon and up popped Spicy Affair. A little out of the way out at Bellbowrie, but from the reviews we felt it was worth the minor trek. Well simply 'wow ' ... firstly it 's in the Bellbowrie shopping centre with views of the carpark but don 't let that put you off. We found a delightful restaurant with the most gorgeous ambience and decore ... it 's only very small so you may need to book (about 10 tables in total, I 'm going to say perhaps 30 people at most) we got lucky and got one of the few remaining tables. I loved the dark walls with subtle indian touches and a lovely indoor water feature don 't get me wrong, I love my bright indian restaurants with the ubiquitous Bollywood move playing but it was really nice to dine in such a soothing and refined setting it had that fine dining feel that you usually don 't get in Indian restaurants (wish more places would do this).<br/ <br/ The other touch that I loved was the glass fronted doors into the kitchen, seeing the Chef preparing the food while we waited to be seated, just whetted my appetite for what was to come what a treat. So onto the food. Service was prompt and friendly, with water to our table and our waitress attending to us in short time. We started out sharing the Himilayan Spring Rolls they weren 't quite what I was expecting (if you ever end up in India, order spring rolls just about anywhere, especially from hotel room service you can thank me later). But what we got was still delicious a beautiful spicy filling encased in crispy spring roll wrappers served with a sweet chilli dipping sauce I probably would have preferred a minted yoghurt or brown sauce, but that 's just me. Still totally enjoyable.<br/ <br/ For mains I was excited to see both a Fijian goat curry and a Goan fish vindaloo available both of which I love. We ordered the goat medium spice and the vindaloo hot (as only a vindaloo should be eaten) ... along with sides of rice, raita and plain/cheese spinach naan. Again I was incredibly pleased with my choice the goat was melt in the mouth tender in a delicious curry sauce and the vindaloo was fiery and spicy, yet the other subtle flavours of the curry were able to be tasted just how a good hot curry should be. The naan was just how I like it a bit crispy and not too 'fat ' and the raita was the perfect accompaniment to the vindaloo to cool the mouth down a little. Seriously good indian food!<br/ <br/ We couldn 't finish it all off, so took the leftovers home and they were as good, if not even better (as if often the case in a curry) the next day. Truly delicious and quite a find ... and on the favourites list for a return visit in the very very near future.

Hidden Gem. We went to Spicy Affair for a family dinner as it is close to my Mother and Sister in Karana Downs. We went in with relatively low expectations, thinking we 'd get standard Euro Indian food from a somewhere way out in the 'burbs. We were blown away. The flavours were amazing. The choice was huge, with a number of dishes we 'd never come across before. The Naan breads were gorgeous and light not a trace of the heavy, doughy, oiliness you often get. Our favourite dishes of the night were the Fish Malabar and Fijian Goat Curry Best of all, the service was fantastic. Highly recommended.