Lassi Spice - Seattle

I ordered chana masala and rice, ginger tea. Chana and chai was good but rice was undercooked....I have to leave rice in the plate...I ordered Punjabi samosa it was ok. I think someone needs to monitor food quality like it is properly cooked and being served at right temperature... Indian food like samosa tastes better if hot. Basic cooking needs to be better e.g. idlis should be soft and fluffy. Tried Poha ...that was good

Come and enjoy amazing Indian chaat and drinks. I like how they serve the food on steel plates and bowl. Lassi taste good. The place is decorated beautifully.

Lassi Spice is an Indian restaurant that offers a delightful culinary experience with its wide range of authentic Indian dishes. Located in a charming corner of the city, the restaurant boasts a warm and inviting ambiance that immediately sets the stage for a memorable dining experience. The menu at Lassi Spice showcases the rich and diverse flavors of Indian cuisine, and it does not disappoint. From the moment you step in, the tantalizing aromas of spices fill the air, making your taste buds tingle with anticipation. The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, ensuring there's something for everyone.

It’s a unique Indian cafe where you can try all specialty Indian drinks and snacksI try pav Bhaji and it was very nice atleast bhaji was really good pao can be improvedTea was good but it’s missing the strong taste of Indian chai that must be worked on .Lasssi was nice but if they can add some cubes of mango it will all great flavors to the taste

I took rice and sambhar dish from there. The rice was extremely undercooked and can give stomach ache. The sambhar was also watery completely and lacked flavours. It honestly felt like eating grains of rice with spiced water.