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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIIn Hatfield, Spicy pot is a takeaway in the Galleria car park serving people after something quick, filling and full of flavour. Regulars seem to come for Indian-style street food, with chicken fried rice and chicken chilli among the dishes singled out for their taste and seasoning, alongside South Indian favourites such as idly. It’s set up for collection rather than a sit-down meal, and the wheelchair accessible access will matter to anyone planning a visit. Customer feedback also points to friendly service and food that offers good value, with portions and prices both getting a mention. If you want a takeaway with a more specific regional feel than the usual fast-food options, this is one to note.
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What customers say on Google
- “Much needed spot the food was amazing and the staff were friendly and the prices are really affordable and the quality of the food and quantity of food was great must try spot ✨”
- “Amazing food and amazing service! It reminded us exactly of authentic Indian street food. We had the chicken fried rice and chicken chilli — both were very tasty and full of flavour. Definitely a must-visit place and abs…”
- “I love idly, and for the first time, I tried spicy pots idly and fried rice. The idly was good, but the chutney could've been better. However, the fried rice was so tasty it felt like South Indian fast food. The spice le…”