We’ve discovered Newton’s vibrant multicultural food scene, tucked away in unassuming strip malls, where over 30 restaurants line Surrey’s famous Spice Trail, serving authentic dishes from every corner of the globe.

You’ll taste Kerala Kitchen’s legendary beef ularthiyathu, Di Reggae Café’s soul-warming oxtail stew, and Afghan Kitchen’s handmade mantu dumplings—all within walking distance.

This neighbourhood has become one of our region’s most exciting culinary destinations, with plenty more flavours waiting for you to try.

Exploring Newton’s Diverse Culinary Landscape

Newton is home to one of Surrey’s most exciting food scenes, where flavours from around the world come together. There are over 30 restaurants on the Surrey Spice Trail, bringing you everything from South Asian specialties to Caribbean and Afghan cuisine. You’ll find authentic dosa at Kerala Kitchen and lively dishes at Di Reggae Café.

Want to go further? Tasty Tours offers self-guided food walks where locals share their cultural heritage through the dishes they prepare and cook. Make sure you visit Vinoscenti Vineyards, where the owner loves talking about his wine and runs tastings in stunning surroundings. Newton’s food scene shows you precisely what makes our community special, and it shows on every plate.

Must-Try Restaurants

Newton’s reputation grows through food blogs and social media, but we locals know the real treasures aren’t always the ones getting the most buzz. Sure, TripAdvisor data shows popular restaurants in Surrey, but we’ll guide you to spots where both locals and visitors become regulars.

Here’s our insider list:

1. Tasty Indian Kitchen – This Indian restaurant serves curries that’ll make you question every other place
2. Island Spice – Jamaican patties and oxtail that transport you straight to Kingston
3. Pho Saigon – Hidden strip mall gem with brilliant broth
4. Rosa’s Pupusas – Salvadoran comfort food worth finding

Ready to find Surrey’s best-kept secrets?

Signature Dishes From Around the World

Since Newton’s became Surrey’s unofficial cultural crossroads, we’ve seen authentic family recipes turn into neighbourhood legends. Lee’s passionate about showing how these signature dishes tell Newton’s story better than any Civic Hotel brochure could. When you taste your way around our streets, Kerala Kitchen’s Beef Ularthiyathu carries generations of Southern Indian tradition, whilst Di Reggae Café’s oxtail stew brings authentic Caribbean soul. Afghan Kitchen’s mantu dumplings and Apna Chaat House’s golgappa create flavours you won’t find anywhere else in South Surrey. These aren’t just meals—they’re our neighbours sharing their heritage with you.

Planning Your Self-Guided Food Adventure

Before you lace up your walking shoes, grab our insider’s secret: the Surrey Spice Trail’s interactive map that turns your Newton food crawl from aimless wandering into a focused cultural mission.

Here’s how we make the most of Newton’s diverse eateries:

1. Filter by neighbourhood and cuisine to build personalized routes that match what you’re craving
2. Check live updates and book tables straight through the restaurants
3. Blend budget-friendly spots with upmarket places for different experiences
4. Chat with local owners at community-run eateries for genuine cultural connections

This isn’t just eating out, it’s part of Newton’s thriving food scene.

Cultural Stories Behind Newton’s Flavors

Cultural Stories Behind Newton’s Flavours

We decode the stories that turn ordinary meals into cultural experiences here in Newton. When we connect with local owners, their heritage is evident in the use of South Asian spices and beyond. At Afghan Kitchen, mantu dumplings bring stories straight from Kabul, while Kerala Kitchen’s ularthiyathu carries Southern Indian wellness traditions passed down through families. These restaurants aren’t just places to eat—they’re living museums where migration meets memory. Through interactive maps, we show you how culinary diversity makes Newton Surrey the most authentic cultural neighbourhood in the area.

Questions Often Asked

What Are the Parking Options Available Near Newton’s Featured Restaurants?

What Are the Parking Options Available Near Newton’s Featured Restaurants?

You’ll find street parking throughout our restaurant areas, plus several municipal lots near the main strips. Most spots are free after 6 pm and on weekends. We always find easier parking just one block off King George Boulevard.

Are There Vegetarian and Vegan Options Marked on the Tour Map?

We’re still perfecting those vegetarian and vegan markings on our tour map! However, we know some brilliant plant-based places that locals love. You’ll find plenty of options that match your dietary preferences.

What Is the Average Cost per Person?

The average cost is $15-$ 65 per person, depending on your chosen venue. We typically budget around $25 and leave completely satisfied.

What Are the Operating Hours for Most Restaurants?

Most restaurants open at 11:00 a.m. and stay open until 9:00 p.m. We suggest checking individual hours, as some locations close earlier on Sundays. Our local favourites maintain flexible schedules that align with our community’s rhythm.