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Amazing Indian cuisine awaits you, at this demure restaurant. Delicious satisfying traditional Indian food served in a family feel atmosphere. I have eaten here on numerous occasions now, and the quality of the food and service has always been of a high standard. The venue is licensed, with a great
An exquisitely clean and attractive premises hidden away in Kingston. Delicious meal served in an elegant manner with careful presentation, the curry was not overdone and rice cooked perfectly. Nan bread to the same high standard. Prompt and polite service and reasonably priced. I shall certainly go
I would give them zero star if I could because the restaurant is ripping off customers. Too much price of any food, entre or dessert and in return you get a penny size of the item you order. Please avoid this restaurant if you want to avoid disappointment. Very less quantity and overpriced. Looks li
Best biryani we have had in Australia so far. Value for money, quick and admirable service. Would love to visit the restaurant again in my next trip to Hobart
The curry tastes so good as well as the long grain rice which is not too dry or too soft. Malai is my all-time fav and I think they do the best for this in Hobart! We had a nice dining experience with superb service too 👌🏻
I ordered food at 8pm as they were packing down. The chefs didn’t look to happy and the result was luke warm food and a completely different dish to what I ordered. Very lazy and all it does is ensure I won’t be going back there again. The servers were nice though.
Really Dissatisfied, I have been coming here and supporting this restaurant for years!! We ordered a chicken curry and a beef and potato curry, flavours were fantastic not saying it wasn't but the chicken had 2 pieces in it not enough for even 1 person, the beef had 3 bite size pieces in it with 2
The food gets worse from bad every second time. Ordered, for takeaway, biryani, tikka masala and tikka(all chicken). None stood out. Reckon, it were more like mashed potato with a lot of oil as gravy.
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