Review Rivaaz - Bundaberg

The food is absolutely devine and the prices are good. The meals are very very filling. The service is wonderful. The restaurant is very open so plenty of room if you have a pram or a walker etc.

I ordered food from here when I thought they were open, so I called them up and it sounded like they were shut. They were shut, but they opened up the entire shop just to do one single order for my girlfriend and I. The food itself was excellent in flavour, quality and appearance. It simply was great food. The people who run the restaurant were so lovely and kind. It was heartwarming. I wish nothing but the best for them and strongly recommend people go here!

I love curry, I will go out of my way for a good curry. Unfortunately I was sadly disappointed with my venue of choice. Maybe if I had dined in it might have been a different story. I ordered two dishes one lamb one chicken with rice and naan bread. On getting to the place I was staying at and dishing out the dinner for my mother and myself I was sadly disappointed with the serving portions of the meat. I had ordered the large containers of food so I was expecting a decent serving of lamb and chicken. Unfortunately there were only four "4" pieces of lamb and chicken in each container and only bite-sized pieces at that. I hate to give a negative review I can usually find a positive in there somewhere but unfortunately not this time. When you have to go across the road to get Hung Jacks so you can have something to fill you up after shelling out $35.00 for what should have been at the very least a good curry there is something very wrong with this picture. And to top it off the curry wasn't even that good it was bland with no hint of spices. I was the first customer for the evening and would have expected the curry to be hot fresh and aromatic but instead I got what I could only call the dregs of the food. All I can say is get takeaway here at your on peril. If you do want to try the food here then I would strongly suggest you dine in and with a group of friends, maybe the quality of the food will improve with you sitting there instead of walking out the door after paying them.

Very dissatisfied with the quality of the food, we won't be ordering from here again. We ordered a Lamb Korma, Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka, and saffron rice for takeaway. Both the curries looked and tasted very similar, which was concerning as they should be quite different. Both had about 4 pieces of meat each, very disappointing for the price. And to top it off the curries were very watery and had the consistency of tinned tomato soup with some spices thrown in. Chicken tikka was more like spiced chicken tenders from the Woolies frozen aisle; and the saffron rice had a very artificial taste and was unnaturally red in colour...

We dined here around Christmas 2015, for 3 days in a row. As Indians, this restaurant was a saviour, especially since the food was fantastic. The owner was extremely friendly, and even invited us over to his place for dinner. Also, bonus for giving out food to the homeless. I would definitely recommend this.

The most shocking experience I have ever had. Food was 40 mins later than advised, and arrived cold. The rice was microwaved from the fridge, the currys had literally NO MEAT, just sauce and they tasted exactly the same (Masala and a korma should not taste the same) and the Raita yoghurt had mold around the lid. All the advertised numbers were disconnected so I had to call the delivery drivers phone, who connected me to the restaraunt where I was told that they would not be refunding or replacing the meals as "Sir, you have plenty of other food." I was so stunned by this comment I just hung up and am going to pursue legal action as both me and my partner are now violently ill from what we ate. THe most disgusting service I have ever recieved.

Very very disappointed. Hadn't visited since they were at their previous location. Ordered a deal for 2, was missing some of the items. 1 item was replaced with spring rolls that extremely overcooked. The curry was a mix of multiple dishes. The butter chicken had chicken tikka meat in it, which was very dry. The Vindaloo was watery & didn't taste like it should. There was also only a very minimal meat in both dishes.

Ordered 2 different curries, with different meats, but you would only know that based on what was written on the lids. Both looked and tasted like a tin of cheap soup with 5 small pieces of meat in them. The saffron rice looked like it had been shaken around a bag of flamin' hot cheetos, so nasty and artificial. The chicken tikka pieces were tiny and bone dry. Next time I'll save myself the $$ and just add some frozen nugs to a tin of diced tomatoes, slap it in the microwave, save myself the 40 minute wait and call it a day! :)