Soul and Spice — Restaurant in Sharq

Our recent dining experience at Soul and Spice restaurant located in Courtyard by Marriott, Kuwait, was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment we walked in, the cozy and inviting ambiance set the tone for what would be a memorable evening.

We started with appetizers that included Palak and Aloo Chaat and Fish Amritsari. The chaat was a delightful balance of crispiness and tanginess, while the fish was perfectly spiced and cooked to perfection, with a crisp exterior and tender, flavorful interior.

For the main course, we indulged in Daal Chawal, Chicken Tandoori, and Palak Paneer. The daal was rich and creamy, pairing beautifully with the jeera rice. The Chicken Tandoori was an absolute star, with a smoky aroma and juicy, well-marinated chicken that melted in the mouth. The Palak Paneer was equally impressive, with a smooth spinach gravy and tender paneer cubes that spoke of authentic Indian flavors.

We paired our meal with Sweet Lime Soda, a refreshing accompaniment that perfectly balanced the spices in the dishes.

The service was exceptional. Our server, Anu, was attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home. A special shoutout to Chef Rajesh and Chef Prakash for crafting such a wonderful dining experience. Their expertise and attention to detail were evident...

I went today for the first time to this Indian restaurant, here are my thoughts about the place.

Positive points: located inside J W Marriott Hotel. known Indian food. nice furniture. good scenery. quiet place. fine food.

Negative points: exaggerated expensive prices for known Indian food. only one waiter/ess available. small dining room. Indian restaurant without Indian vibes.

I had a small issue with the staff, When I ordered something and they served me something extra I didn't ask for. Yet, they blamed me for not knowing what they're going to add in the food as if I was cooking it 😳 I requested them to remove it, and I was told it's served like that. Actually, the assistant manager said they're wrong, and apologized on their behalf. He was a nice & decent man.

As for the prices, I couldn't believe my eyes when I read a Pepsi can for kd1.7/-. That's an overrated price for a soda can. Imagine the rest of the beverages prices.

We're 2 persons and paid kd14.7 for a soup, 2 main dishes, 1 side dish + a diet Pepsi can.

My first and I believe...

I was searching for a good indian restaurant to dine in for the night. This restaurant popped up while I was searching and it did not disappoint. First impression, the place was quite and cozy and the indian music puts you in the correct mood to eat at an indian restaurant. The service was very quick and easy and the waiter did not hesitate to assist and explain everything required explaining. They offered us complimentary spring rolls which was delicious. The food overall was very tasty and not heavy as some other restaurants and you can taste the indian spices in the food in the just right amount. Overall it was a Great experience and will definitely...