Spice 7

The samosa’s are off the chain!
Definitely worth a visit, great location, great food!

Spice 7 is a new addition to deep NW that has been starved for variety for far too long. The space is quite beautiful when you walk in. It’s a blend of modern with the traditions of the Indian/​Pakistan region and it seems quite elegant. The menu variety is average, but I find vegetarian options a bit weak for this type of food compared to many other options. The food I did order (chana) was quite good — spiced excellently. Nann and rice were both done quiet well.
In my experience, most Indian/​Pakastani restaurants keep things a bit bland for someone like me until they trust I can handle the heat which really makes it difficult to try something new at times because it’s kind of boring. Spice 7 starts out a bit spicier out of the gate which meant I got a great heat level for me right away. They are happy to deal with people that like things milder but it’s something you should mention when you order if that’s you or your party.
The portions are a bit small, the prices are a bit high (average NW indian food pricing though) but they are also good and very close to me. I’m sure I’ll still venture to the NE for Indian food because of the selection options, having left overs for days and still come out ahead after paying for gas but it’s not the only option for good food indian and that’s nice.

Small and intimate spot located in Royal Oak in the newest strip. I went in for take out and it wasn’t busy at all. I was the only one in there at lunch.
It was clean, well organized and the man at the counter seemed friendly. Was provided a menu, ordered and told to come back in 15 minutes for pick-​up. Would have preferred to sit and wait for my lunch however I took that as my que to leave and come back.
Service was good, food was great and place is small and and very quiet. Maybe its louder at night or they have music on but it was really quiet when I was there. I would like to come back again and try other items in the restaurant.

Very lucky to have such great food nearby. Best lentil daal I have had. The haleem is wonderful.

We are THRILLED about Spice 7 being in Royal Oak!
Service — stellar. We have been a couple of time since opening, and have been treated like royalty.
Food — Wonderful. We were dismayed with the closing of another local favourite in Bowness/​Montgomery, so we really had our fingers crossed for Spice 7 and they do not disappoint. Dishes are flavourful and rich, with subtle differences and uniqueness. Some places just seem like the same sauce but with different names, but I dare say Spice 7 honours the differences!
Overall — ⁵⁄₅. Small and intimate, and doing a great takeout business. Our kids are treated well there, and also love the food; especially the pakoras and mango lassi.

Tasty food however the menu is a bit deceiving. The numerous family combo’s are to include Biryani Rice as per their menu however, they give you plain white rice.
Anyone who has had Indian Food knows the difference between the two.
Also, we ordered the Butter Chicken and it had 6 very small pieces of chicken — each piece about the size of a quarter

Being a Regular at Spice 7 in Eau Claire, the owners of the new Spice 7 Royal Oak invited me and a few of their friends, family, and colleagues. The Food is Amazing, we had tried a sample of a few curries, meat and veggie. Loved the Daal (lentil), the tikkas were juicy, tasty, and most of all the my favorite the aloo palak (spinach and potato currie) was amazing, this place is going to do very well being in a suburb of Calgary, and being a halal based restaurant. The Pakistani and Indian dishes are amongst the finest I have tasted in Calgary, with good food like this, people will come from all over Calgary to experience it! I recommend this place to anyone who likes their spice! I will follow up on another review once I experience their service, so far I have only experienced the food!