House of Spice

House of Spice is the central-Erith Indian and Bangladeshi takeaway on Pier Road, sitting on the same redeveloped strip running down to the Thames and the pier — within sight of Mumbai and K's Spice, and trading to overlapping but distinct local audiences. The shop runs its own delivery website (houseofspiceerith.com) with online ordering on top of the standard Just Eat presence, and it appears across the major directory aggregators with consistent active listings.

The menu runs the full Anglo-Indian board — tandoori grills, baltis, biryanis, kormas, vindaloos, chef's specials, a vegetable section, sundries and set meals — with food made using traditional methods and cooked to order on each ticket rather than pre-prepared in batches. Credit-card payment is accepted, which is not always true at this end of the takeaway market, and that has helped on online-ordering conversion.

The restaurant trades Sunday to Friday in the evening, closed on Saturday — an unusual pattern for an Indian (Saturday is normally the peak night), and one likely tied to the owner's schedule rather than a commercial decision. Reviews on Just Eat hover at 5.23 out of 6, and TripAdvisor places it as one of the active Erith curry-houses. For households along Pier Road and the central Erith residential streets, it is one of the steady weekday options.