Indian and Thai Food for Two or Four at Spice Indian Thai Bistro in West Chester or Newtown Square (Up to 52% Off)
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Traditional or garlic naan mops up spicy chicken vindaloo, shrimp in mild red-curry sauce, and vegetarian channa masala
In India, it's considered polite to eat only with the right hand, which leaves the left hand free to tousle the hair of the restaurant's designated scamp. Mind your manners with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $15 for $30 worth of Indian and Thai food for two at the West Chester location
- $15 for $30 worth of Indian and Thai food for two at the Newtown Square location
- $29 for $60 worth of Indian and Thai food for four at the West Chester location $29 for $60 worth of Indian and Thai food for four at the Newtown Square location
Steamed tulip dumplings packed with ground shrimp and crabmeat ($7.95) lead a cavalcade of vegetarian or meaty Indian and Thai specialties, such as spicy drunken noodles stir-fried with onions, basil, and chicken ($15.95), slow-cooked vegetable biryani ($12.95), and saffron-infused chicken tikka ($17.95). See the full menu.
Spice Indian Thai Bistro
The successful union of Indian and Thai flavors inside a chic, BYOB space has helped Spice Indian Thai Bistro earn praise from local press, including The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Craig LaBan who calls the eatery “one of the suburbs' best all-around Indian kitchens.” Round tables and cozy booths stretch across an expanse of rustic tile flooring, overlooked by saffron and burnt-orange walls and plentiful wood accents. Though the lighting is dim and romantic, it cannot mask the vibrant colors of chicken korma, lamb biryani, and hot-and-spicy Thai curries laced with coconut milk and enough bamboo shoots to please
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The successful union of Indian and Thai flavors inside a chic, BYOB space has helped Spice Indian Thai Bistro earn praise from local press, including The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Craig LaBan who calls the eatery “one of the suburbs' best all-around Indian kitchens.” Round tables and cozy booths stretch across an expanse of rustic tile flooring, overlooked by saffron and burnt-orange walls and plentiful wood accents. Though the lighting is dim and romantic, it cannot mask the vibrant colors of chicken korma, lamb biryani, and hot-and-spicy Thai curries laced with coconut milk and enough bamboo shoots to please.