Spice Grill

The chicken tikka, aloo gobi, and naan were wonderful. However, the goat curry was a bit too salty for our tastes. Ordered take-​out. Yum!

A bit expensive considering the location and the place itself, but the food is good. Quantity was enough, quality and taste were good also, so maybe considering that the price is not bad.
Ordered butter chicken, palak paneer, naans and jeera rice.
I got a Groupon so the total came lesser than the bill.
The place had just 3 tables occupied considering that it was a Saturday night.
I would go again, with a Groupon.

Highly recommend it! Loved the fish curry and the bhindi (okra). Great service and excellent food. Best Indian food we have had outside of Devon!

Surprisingly very yummy and very fresh food. Must go !! One of best around in Arlington heights

We have eaten at this place four times. Twice carry out and twice dine in. The first three times it wAs good the last time it was awful.
We get the chicken tikka masala and it’s usually wAs too spicy but good. the last time it had no sweetness just pure spice. We had to add our own tomato sauce and cream to make it edible.
the Nan’s are very good.
The staff is not very friendly but almost rude especially when you have a coupon.

Went here for lunch buffet a few days ago for my aunt’s birthday. It was 6 of us total. 3 people who like Indian food and 3 that have never had it. The 3 people who have never had it, we’re not impressed.
The outside is meh, but the inside is ok. The buffet is in a small corner in the back by the register, which leads directly into the kitchen. A weird spot… we almost didn’t see it.
The service was quick, but the server seemed uninterested in everything. I guess typical buffet.
The food selections are small. they only had a couple things, 2 appetizers, 2 types of rice, 2 vegetarian dishes, 3 meat, 3 desserts, and some veggies, and sauces. Everything was tasty, but really salty! So salty we mostly had 1 plate each. I drank about 2 whole cups of water and even more all throughout the day after lunch. Terrible.
My favorites were butter chicken and the veggie samosa even though they were super salty. The tandoori chicken was made from thighs and drumsticks, but they were still somehow dry… I avoided the Chinese dish because who eats Chinese food at an Indian restaurant?
The naan was fresh made. It was probably the best thing we ate.
I didn’t wanna mention it when I was there… buuuut. I found a thick black hair in my butter chicken. I didn’t want to gross out the people I was with (especially since it was their first time eating Indian food) so I didn’t say anything, but I lost my appetite after that.
The price is reasonable, but it made sense because there wasn’t that much to choose from.
I do think the food could be good, if they didn’t put so much salt (and hair).
I was put off by that though, so I doubt I’ll be going back and neither will the people I came with. I’m just disappointed that the 3 people I was with had a horrible experience for their first time with Indian food :(

Went there for a nice weekend lunch but didn’t get a very warm welcome… The staff never comes to you to enquire if you need anything and not even to receive any feedback … Although the food was fine but the ambience was not at all of standards of a $$ In all, didn’t have a nice experience and it seemed as if we went to this place as uninvited guests…

This is probably some of the best Indian food I have ever had. I am a vegetarian so flavor matters a lot to me. The spice grill not only has many great vegetarian options, but their drinks are fairly priced as well. I ordered the vegetable samosas, and the Chana masala, which were both DELICIOUS. My boyfriend ordered the Vindaloo chicken and he was satisfied as well. My drink of choice was the mango martini. The atmosphere was quiet for a Saturday night, which was our preference tonight for a nice date. I couldn’t have been more impressed with the Spice Grill. I look forward to visiting here again in the future.

Good food and service. We had dry gobi manchurian as an appetizer which was great. Our main course was malai kofta, onion kulcha and vegetable biryani. Also we ordered dal makani which was less greasy than other restaurants I have been to. They are very accommodating of your taste and preference.

Pretty good buffet with a variety of appetizers, entrees and dessert. Ambience is nice as well. Easily one of the top Indian buffets in the Schaumburg area. Will be back for more.

All the food is really fresh and well-​spiced. They have a good variety in the buffet and on the menu. My favorite is the carrot dessert.

Amazing food, quick service. Worth going in or ordering take out. New jem im my area, imso happy that i discovered this place.

I am a big Indian food lover and it’s been a while since I’ve ranted and raved about an Indian food joint, especially one that we randomly decided to visit (thanks to the Unilocalers that helped with our decision making!) How do I even begin?
Let’s start with the food:
0. Pappadum-​for free!!! We got a nice sized basket of these treats before our dinner came out, pleasant surprise
1. Chicken tikka masala-​gooood! How can you go wrong with this dish and they did this one just right
2. Goat curry-​holy cow, you have to try this one. Very flavorful, right amount of spiciness, amazing with the naan (which by the way, buttery goodness, omg ^_​^)
3. Aloo Gobi-​this is the cauliflower and potato veggie dish, nice complement to our meat heavy dishes. So yummy, non gelatinous like those buffet ones tend to be)
4. Tandoori appetizer platter-​we didn’t want to order just the tandoori chicken so we got the whole appetizer platter. Wish the chicken tandoori was a little burnier but that’s just a personal preference
5. Kheer-​the dessert, rice pudding, my favorite. They totally did it justice here, it’s so much better than all the buffet kinds, the toppings were an added bonus!!!
6. Naan-​I already raved about this up above but I’ll do it again here; they are amazing. Probably the best one yet!
In all honesty, we probably ordered dinner for six people, but it was totally worth it because we have two more meals we can eat tomorrow, and how can I say no to that!!!
The waiter guy was really nice and attentive, he noticed I had dropped my knife from the other side of the restaurant and rushed to get me a new set!
Another Unilocaler had mentioned not to be put off by the exterior of the restaurant, and I totally agree with that sentiment-​definitely do not judge this particular book by its cover. The food is delish, I had the pleasure of visiting the bathroom, which is nice, clean and smells fresh, so definitely give this place a try, especially if you have a craving for Indian food. Five stars, through and through!

Spice Grill does not look like that much from the outside but do not let that deceive you. The food is excellent especially the lunch buffet were there is a variety of dishes available at a very affordable price.
The owner is very nice and accommodating. Spice Grill also offers some Chinese dishes.
Non-​bread is outstanding usually right out of the oven.
The food is not overwhelmingly spicy or overwhelming in terms of curry flavor.
My wife and I give it our highest recommendation.

This place may not look like much from the outside but the food is the star. I had the lunch buffet and sampled a little bit of everything and was impressed by the flavors. Gaylord’s in Schaumburg has always been my go-​to for great Indian food but this place now gives me another option.

Very good for. I was there in Saturday and my friend and I had the lunch buffet. Food was fresh and good. Nice atmosphere. I hope the place does good. It’s worth the price for the buffet.

Yes… first impressions count. So do looks. I’m shallow like that… especially when it comes to new food places.
You can slack off later, but when we first meet my friend… you better look GOOD. So yeah… this place was obvi an old Wendy’s or IHOP. Externally looks like poop especially considering how the parking lot needs to be done really bad.
The interior is slightly better… but it’s not appetizing to have a restroom door propped open. Hmm. X-​/​
Had a Groupon or something that got me here… the food seemed overpriced for the venue and considering the numerous Indian options around… might need to be rethought. My $ 25 got me an entrée (Fish Tikka — better the next day) and Naan and potato bread.
Not bad for takeout … but the ambiance leaves a lot to be desired.

Food is good, fish fry, chicken tikka, keema naan n malai kofta are excellent. Lamb Biriyani is a bit wet but good. Pooris n bhaturas r good as well.

We used a Living Social deal to come by here. I’ll go with about 4.5 stars as the food quality is quite good, and prepared piping fresh and hot. Service was attentive but the meal came out on the slow side. It wasn’t any issue for us as we were in no hurry, but may be a heads-​up for others. The space is a converted KFC, and is calm and quiet with soothing Indian music in the background, and we had a nice peaceful meal. The business is 3 months old, and does not appear to have caught on yet (we were admittedly there on a Monday evening, so that might not be a fair assessment — but basically it was on quiet side). As folks discover the food quality and reasonable prices, I think they will get the business they deserve. We had regular naan ($ 3), half Tandoori chicken ($ 10), and tikka masala chicken ($ 13), all of which were nicely done.

This was my first time trying Indian cuisine and IT WAS SO GOOD
if you’ve never tried indian food before, defintely broaden your horizons and give it a go!
It would be best to go with a friend who likes indian food/​curry. My friend suggested some great dishes and i will now say i like indian food!
This place offers a lunch buffet which i have not tried yet.
We got garlic naan, a cheese-​y naan, garlic chicken kabobs and a curry which i don’t remember what its called…
this place is a must try!