Saffron Lamb Shank
Slow-braised 12 hours, rose petal jus, charred shallot
A modern Indian tasting room on Hayes Street. Five courses. Foraged botanicals. Spice smoked over coconut husk. Every table lit by beeswax.
One journey. Five movements. $145 per guest, with optional wine pairing $95.
Compressed cucumber, chamoy, mint snow
Heritage beet tartare, smoked labneh, sumac
Hokkaido scallop, curry leaf butter, lime pickle
Wagyu short rib, garam masala, bone marrow khichdi
Cardamom panna cotta, saffron honey, gold leaf
Devika grew up in a kitchen in Goa where seven steel tins lived in a tower, each holding a different memory. At Spice Garden, every dish begins with that tower — opened, smelled, chosen.
We smoke over coconut husk. We temper in copper. We serve by candlelight because spice deserves to be tasted slowly, in shadow, with someone you love.
The kind of place where every dish tells a story whispered in spice.
Spice Garden doesn't just serve dinner — it stages a memory.
A masterclass in restraint. Heat without noise. Fire without spectacle.
Tuesday through Sunday · 6pm and 8:30pm seatings · 142 Hayes Street, San Francisco