Tamarind Tree in South Jackson Street, Seattle. I went here after almost 2 years. The menu has been improved a lot with a much bigger selection. Just make sure you stay away from crepes and the steamed rice cakes :). Great ambience tucked in a not great locality...you will definitely be taken by surprise :).
Maarakesh, moroccon restaurant in Seattle. The people at the restaurant were surprised to see us show up without a reservation but gave us a seat to sit. The seating is not very convenient.. you sit in a very low cushion. There was a live performance by a belly dancer, the ambience was different.. definitely a good experience. The food was pretty good. Myself and my friend went in to just try out something.. did not really have an apetite for their full course meal. We did mention that to the restaurant folks and they brought us the a-la-carte menu. I ordered Marrakesh vegetarian delight and my friend ordered Lamb M'Rouzia. Both of us liked the dishes. Its worth a visit :).
Naan n curry in Renton. Based on the recommendations made by a couple of friends made 3 trips to the place so far. The food is americanized but tends to be on the oilier side. So far, I liked bhindi masala and vegetable biryani here. Dont ever try their chai( its too milky) and the tikka masala(its very very sweet). Otherwise, the food is fresh.
Spice route, Bellevue. Ok.. my earlier comment about Spice route has become a joke among my friends since I frequent this restaurant more often than I claim to like. Well, the main reason being they serve south indian food and the closest to my house. I have two more complaints about this restaurant. They charge too much for the quantity they provide and often dont have coffee/tea. Can you believe a restaurant saying that they dont have milk to prepare tea?.
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