Spice 8

Change in menu means I had to check it out. Looks like ownership changed again and now met with new and different smiling guy at the front. Ordered a bunch of grill items and it was super delicious and they gave a free dessert. Will have to come back. Prices were fair and the meat flavorful and freshly grilled I can't get enough of the lamb chops Mango lassi is so mangoey 😄, spicy chow mein with paneer for a good veg option Went back for the umpteenth time but suspect ownership has changed. Dont see the same smiling guy at the front checkout or the cook in the back who always asked me "How spicy??" They also charged me more for the paneer option and the chowmein is not as tasty as before. The lassi this time around was also too spicy and not mangoey enough for me. Samosas havent changed, still as good as it was before

I recently dined at Spice 8 in Fort Worth, TX, and it was a culinary journey that left me thoroughly impressed. Their new menu, blending Indian and Greek cuisine, is a delightful fusion of flavors. Each dish was a taste sensation, showcasing the richness of both cultures. They have made many changes under new management and their head chef Ashok Kumar is down to earth and passionate about food. The real icing on the cake, or should I say, "spice" in the curry, was the freshly made baklava cake. It added an extra layer of charm to the dining experience. The ambiance was cozy, and the service was impeccable. They also have live music on Friday evening. Spice 8 is a gem in Fort Worth for those seeking a unique culinary adventure with a side of live entertainment. I highly recommend it for a memorable night out.

I had the pleasure of dining at Spice 8 Nepalese Restaurant in Texas during my visit from Australia 🇦🇺, and it was a delightful culinary experience. The standout dish for me was undoubtedly the dumplings; they were the best I've tried in town, bursting with flavor and perfectly prepared. The rice bowl at Spice 8 is a must-try. It was a flavorful and satisfying dish that left me craving for more. Although I was missing lamb 🐑 on the menu, the lamb shank we had was a pleasant surprise. It reminded me of the delicious lamb dishes back in Australia 🇦🇺, and I was thoroughly impressed with the flavors and tenderness. The ambiance of the restaurant was cozy and inviting, and the staff were friendly and attentive, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. If you're in Texas and looking for authentic Nepalese cuisine, Spice 8 is definitely worth a visit.

We really enjoyed the pizza! I’m definitely coming back for the lamb alone-it was very tender and seasoned well. I also had the masala chai tea and it was delicious and strong. The only thing I think they should work on is placing a menu central/or enlarging the menu. I found it hard to read and find!