Spice Of East - Lahore

I found myself incredibly impressed by the atmosphere that Spice of East had to offer. Within a few minutes I knew it would be my new favorite winter spot. It had the most striking outdoor decoration with a juicy mix of regular accents and the tranquility of a street decoration. The walls were painted bright yellow and decorated with rivet frames that represent truck art and horse shows from all over the country. The most fascinating arrangement was perhaps her campfire, which also serves as a teahouse for her Tandoori Chai and various other specialties. The wooden bowls that are used to serve tea are first heated to coals, while the boiler also floats near. While I'm not big on tea, the experience was so fascinating that I couldn't help but try a cup. It had a sublime aroma and I could taste the tandoori taste synonymously for the coals. The sugary abundance of pure gurr (Jagger) took it to another level. If you are a tea lover, you will love this experience. Karakhel offers a variety of green teas, and I really enjoyed it, their suleimani and peshawari kehwa.

The taste was good. What I loved most was Ambiance, it was worth it. The aesthetic is good if you love open places. Waiting for the winter back

Good Ho Gaya, Grand Ho Gaya. Khan Cairo Khan Ho Gaya, Shughal Mel Ka Shughal Mela. After the weekly planning we finally decided to go to Spice Of East, which was the big decision so far. We booked Khadda Mutton the day before the big decision was again. Tried thier Khadda Mutton (Rs.4800 KG) enough for 4 persons, Mutton Karahi (Rs. 2300 KG), Chicken Malai Boti (Rs. 730 for 12pcs), Chicken Makhni Handi (Rs. 870). Great experience, good taste, ambience was great and only service was a little slow. 10/10 Food 10/10 Ambience 10/10 Service 9/10

The mood is not nice, but the food is good. The music was just too loud.

Great ambience and sitting around the tandoori bar with live tandoori tea and entertainment. Ideal place for chilling with friends with family in the Winters. Food is good also.