Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you visit. Still curious? Give us a call; we are happy to help.

Quick answers about BYO, vegetarian and vegan dishes, the dine-in and takeaway menus, bookings and parking. For directions, see contact and opening hours.

Absolutely. We have a dedicated vegetarian and vegan selection, and many dishes are gluten-free or can be adapted. Just let our staff know about any dietary needs.
Yes. Order takeaway online or by phone for pickup, and delivery is available around East Victoria Park and Victoria Park.
Walk-ins are always welcome, but we recommend reserving a table for weekends and larger groups to avoid disappointment. Use our reservation page or give us a call.
We are at 909A Albany Highway, East Victoria Park. Street parking is available along Albany Highway and the surrounding side streets.
We are open Wednesday to Monday, 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM, and closed on Tuesdays.
Yes. You are welcome to bring your own wine, beer or other drinks to enjoy with your meal.
Locals come back for BYO dining, a long North Indian menu that includes goat curry on the bone and more than twenty vegetarian mains, and a family-run team that has been cooking on Albany Highway since 2012.
Yes. Birthdays, anniversaries and family dinners are welcome, and you are welcome to bring your own drinks. For larger groups, book online or call (08) 6162 8767 so we can set up the right table.
Our regulars’ favourites are Butter Chicken, Chicken Korma, Tandoori Chicken and Chicken Biryani. Butter Chicken is our chef’s speciality. Goat Curry on the bone, Lamb Rogan Josh and Garlic Naan, made from dough we prepare in-house, are popular too.
BYO dining, goat curry cooked on the bone, a clay tandoor for the kebabs and roti, and more than twenty vegetarian mains. We are family-run and have been on Albany Highway since 2012.
Spicy Affair Indian Cuisine is owned by Sanjeev Negi, who opened the restaurant at 909A Albany Highway, East Victoria Park, in 2012. Sanjeev learned to cook from his family in India and in restaurant kitchens, and Spicy Affair has been family-run ever since.
No. Spicy Affair is a dinner restaurant, open Wednesday to Monday from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM and closed on Tuesdays. We don’t serve breakfast or lunch, but you can order dinner for takeaway online or by phone.
No. Our menu is North Indian: curries, tandoori, biryani and naan. We don’t serve South Indian dishes such as dosa, or Indo-Chinese dishes such as hakka noodles. Some curries, like our Madras, use a South Indian-style masala gravy.
Our naan dough, chutneys and lassis are made in our own kitchen rather than bought in ready-made, and so is our gulab jamun dessert. Vegetables and fresh produce are bought from the market from trusted sellers.
Korma is a mild, creamy curry made with cashews and gentle spices, while tikka masala is a tangier tomato-and-onion gravy with roasted, marinated chicken. Korma is nutty and slightly sweet; tikka masala is more savoury with a little more warmth.

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