Spice-N-Ice

I really like this place. Their food is unique and not like any other fusion place I’ve been too. Probably because it combines both Indian and East-​Asian food. At the same time they have a few other menu items which are completely their own creation.
All of the entrees are pretty small and if you’re really hungry, you’ll run up a big fat bill in no time. For us Yanks, this is worse after the conversion of course. The best time to come here is A, when you’re already about 25−50% full, or B, on someone else’s dime.
One of the chicken dishes there is really good– my family and I have dubbed it the atomic Chicken because it’s served in a spicy bright green sauce that makes it look radioactive. We usually end up getting at least 2 or 3 orders of this.
Their cashew chicken is also really good, but again small.
There is almost never a wait here (maybe because of the $$$) which is cool. Sometimes the place is completely empty.
The seating and tables are really comfortable, with lots of leg/​elbow room.
The attitude of the waiters is a bit indifferent/​timid. I don’t understand why. They are hard to hear, don’t speak much, and are very quick to agree with you as if trying to just get to the end of your interaction with them.
There is no handicap access for the stairs.
Overall, I like this place a lot and will definitely come back for the food. It’s best to go in a group because then you can try a lot of different things.