Evening In India Restaurant - Brisbane - Photo album

A little bit hidden behind the main streets, but worth it to go there. The service was excellent, the food portions where large and most importantly very tasty. It will be hard to find much better Indian restaurants from my point of view.

The food arrived at my table and the aromas were amazing. It tasted as good as it smells. The service was very friendly and quick. I will definately return.

Fantastic food, one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to. The food is fragrant & flavoursome. Great Menu range & all dishes can be prepared mild to hot. Great vegetarian range too. Friendly genuine staff & quick service. Good serving sizes & value for money. Will definitely go there again w

2 stars. The food was overpriced and the flavour underwhelming. The portions were TINY and the prices did not match the photos on the google pictures. The food was bland, bland, bland. The naan was the only saving grace and I wouldn’t rave about that either. Would not recommend, save your money and

This place was definitely a “hidden gem” as others had called it! Brillant, tasty and authentic food and the service was fast with the portions value for money. We had a mix of three curries (beef, goat and paneer) and for all you vegetarians out there, I can confirm that the butter paneer (vegetari

Delicious food and kind, friendly staff! This is most definitely the best indian food I have ever had! The prices are fair and the serving sizes are generous. They are also great at accommodating dietary restrictions and allergies. I recommend this place to everyone I know!

Food quality and taste are first rate and I know my Indian food so high praise. Menu is very comprehensive. No corkage is refreshing. Service is faultless and you can look into the kitchen to see how clean it is. We really enjoyed it. It's an extra 2 minutes walk from the usual places but well worth

Really really not good. Went in having seen all the great reviews, and was looking forward to the ‘best Indian in Brisbane’ but my Tikka Masala genuinely was more like a bolognese, and my naan was like a dry herbed flat bread. No air conditioning, no ice for drinks. Often walked past wondering why i