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Tremendous foods and 120% perfect service
Foods were amazing especially butter chicken with rotis
Chili chicken (dry) were so great. It's spicy as having a runny nose with slight of pain on my tongue but still so great. Large portion with reasonable price.
Also very kind service looking after me and
The best Indian restaurant in CBD, with authentic Indian taste and wide range of dishes to choose from. I would highly recommend the mocktails and cocktails as they are very different from any other place you might have tried before.
The ambiance is modern and the food is delicious with good portion
Truly authentic indian flavours, and the food is not oily, very fresh and well presented. Lovely ambiance, friendly service and comfortable seating. A hidden gem!! Will visit again.
A hidden gem! This place is well placed between Bourke and McKillop street. The restaurant was started by two brothers with a view to provide rich, authentic Indian fare! We were the first ever customers to this restaurant and proud to be so. The ambience reminds you of a high end Indian restaurant
If you want to have a good Indian food in Melbourne, this would be the number 1 place for that. Me and my friends liked the food a lot. We had garlic naan, Mix Vegetarian Platter (Full), Masaladar Aloo Gobhi, Chana Pindi. All tasted excellent! Kudos to the restaurant!
Lovely space in a heritage building. Fabulous staff, BEAUTIFUL food, Fantastic range of alcoholic and very original non-alcoholic drinks which makes a nice change and all good value. One of my new favourite places in Melbourne, we will be back!
I visited this place yesterday for the first time.ambiance is really beautiful, warm welcoming,service was excellent.I ordered veg dry manchurian,chicken vindaloo ,which was little salty,naan was good.clean and nice restaurant.cocktail i ordered was also nice.overall good except for the little salt
Not that we were excited to go to an Indian restaurant, many of our Indian friends have vouched for Tejas's biryani after hearing (and reading) our complains of how Melbourne does not have many good Biryani serving restaurants.
A big, dimly lit (thus very bad pics) restaurant in the basement of a v
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