Review Anshumann Da Dhaba - Melbourne

The location which shows in the google map is different from the actual location. It directs you to the old shop which was closed and you will find the exact one bit further but on the otherside of the road. Food was okay, but was not the best I would say. Tables were not clean as expected. They offered rice and curries on a pot with a candle underneath. But the candle was not light up. I was wondering what's the point of leaving a candle underneath if it isn't light up to keep the food warm. By the way the customer service also not that professional.

Actually I'm not sure what is the authentic Indian food. But the roti, naan korma and butter chicken in this shop are all good. The price is reasonable and the vibe feels local.

Food is good but the servers are rude. Restaurant’s cleanliness not the best either 📷 Paneer Masala, Dhaba Kadhai Vegetable, Butter Chicken, Dhaba Chicken Tikka, Masala, Garlic Naan

Looking at other reviews, i have to agree after experiencing in person.. Weird behaviour by employees and added colours to the curries is definitely on another level. The Place could use better management

Anshumann is my favourite Indian restaurant to go to whenever I am in the area. You can tell they take great care in the food they make and it is authentic Indian - expertly cooked. Their butter chicken is my favourite. Thank you for having me - I’ll be sure to come again.

Food was alright and prices are good too. Just disgusted by an Uber eats driver coming to pick up an order from front counter, then using his bare, probably unclean hands to take some sweet fennel, putting those fingers right in his throat from , took it again with the hands he used to eat before and knowing that there is saliva on it and eats again and simply the staff seeing him doing it and not even saying a single word.

We love food over there. My husband is been going there over 15 years now and we will still go but the staff needs training. No smile,rude answers. I visit with my husband and son and she refused at first to give us three plates I mean chanrge me if you want but who refuse for an extra plates and cutleries. Hopefully will see some difference when we go there next

Didn't expected that. Either your chef is changed our something else but your food last night was not good and the badam shake was just water with straw. Don't think I'll be able to come to your place again as this was my first time and I was told by my wife that it's a good restaurant.

Our favourite local gem! Not only is their food consistently delicious and friendly priced, they open til late which is incredibly helpful for someone like myself who works late shifts at times. We never walk away disappointed and we will sure be returning even if we move away from the suburb!!

Got the goat curry and some naan. Naan was burnt as per the photo and tasted like ash. Goat curry only had two very small pieces of goat and several bones. Terrible smell too from the goat. Will not return

Didn't live upto the hype at ALL.<br/><br/>We ordered chicken tikka with naan and rice. The naan was delicious and soft and the gravy was good but the chicken was so chewy I half wondered if perhaps they'd thrown in some rubber.<br/><br/>Service was absolutely appalling. The waittress treated us like she was frustrated by our existence and wished we would go away. I don't except to have my ass kissed by wait staff but I would at least like to feel welcome.<br/><br/>The restaurant also didn't seem clean, the plates and tables were sticky.<br/><br/>Will not return.

The curries are delicious and cheap. Ordered the chicken tika and aloo gobi. Customer service is very average.

I like haryali kofta masala full of indian spices

This place has a high rating and they deserve it! The best curries which are so well priced. The curries are all served hot and spicy! The roti bread it perfectly flaky!

Awesome prices and tasty food...most reliable of all Clayton restaurants after Bikanerwala disappeared. Dal makhni: fantastic, but a tad too salty. Paneer makhni: gosh, why make it sooo sweet? Nan at $2 is a steal. The free pickles, onion and yoghurt get a thumbs up.

Terrible food. never again!!

A service with a smile comes free, but seems the entire lot is frustrated.Very rude staff, unclean with sticky floors and tables and cutlery. Seems MANAGMENT has taken customers for granted.

This place easily qualifies to have the lowest possible rating! In fact, I chose to review it only to clarify to ppl that solely go by Zomato reviews while choosing a restaurant. <br/>There are two restaurants by the same name in the same street. I had been to the one at 290 and reviewing this place only. It was a pretty small place. The staff at the counter was very grumpy right from the start. She looked very frustrated and mad at us for being there. Haha. The sink/ wash basin was not functional and she had us wash our hands at the table using the finger bowl. <br/>We ordered vegetable Kadai dish and butter chicken with naan. The food dint seem fresh and it was brought to our table in less than 3 mins. Butter chicken was good, however it had artificial color in it. <br/>If it was only for the food, I would still give it a 3 star. The service has earned a whopping 1 star. This place can easily be given a miss.

This place is the best Indian meal I’ve ever had ! The service is not the best but it doesn’t matter , my favourite butter chicken and lamb korma in Melbourne ! Prices are cheap and servings are generous, there is always a line here too which speaks volumes as this restaurant has been around for years !

Frequent visits to Anshuman Dhaba- both outlets in Clayton have taken care of customers taste buds. Value for money, tasty food, quick service would summarise it all.

So it’s a little confusing as there are two Anshumann Da Dhaba - but the one that’s across the station is the one I am reviewing aka the bigger one.<br/><br/>So I went with three of my friends to have some Indian. It was quite busy, almost 3/4 of the restaurant was full at 2 PM. Service was a bit slow at the beginning but was better throughout our meal. <br/><br/>Generally food is quite cheap but the servings for some dishes were quite small.<br/><br/>I liked all the dishes besides the lamb biryani but my friend enjoyed it a lot. I particularly enjoyed the amaritsari paneer and the aloo parantha. The aloo parantha was especially delicious when you spread butter on top and dip it with the yoghurt.<br/><br/>

I’m a casual customer of this restaurant from a last decade , sometime it gives good food with a good experience but not all time !! Like last night🤯 I ordered chickentikka but they serve off chicken it was look like chef heatup the chicken in tandoor but he didn’t checked out , we ask about rest of the food spicy but it wasn’t. Tandoori roti wasn’t look like fresh roti , we ordered cheese prantha but they serve us aloo prantha , unbelievable,, I suggest to the restaurants owner pls up the food price with up quality of food and up quality professionalism of staff

An Authentic and Typical Punjabi Restaurant where especially they are famous for their Indian Breads like Naan, Roti and Paratha's. Meat Curries here are of really a very good taste and will surely satisfies the appetite good enough. Reasonable choice of food options and a Friendly staff at the restaurant surely deserves a visit. Must Try Lachha Paratha, Butter Naan and any Curries especially Non - Veg.

The food was good but the customer service was pathetic. The waitresses working in the smaller outlet are rude, never smile and can’t even talk properly.

Lachha paratha, kulcha and Karara paneer is a combination to definitely have. The Karara Paneer I ordered with spicy and they made really good. This outlet of anshuman dhaba, comparatively has more space than its other outlet across the road.

The service is absolutely appalling and the quality of food has deteriorated. The tables and cutlery were all dirty and the plate our food was served in was all oxidised (photo attached)<br/>Will not be coming back.

You must try the butter chicken here. Best butter chicken I have tasted. Only thing we didn’t like was the wait time. Other than that, it’s great!

Great local indian restaurant in clayton area. This is what you called “you get what you pay”. Its delicious, best authentic indian food i’ve ever tried so far,especially the meat were all so tender and melted in your mouth. I order naan bread, biryani goat rive,chicken tandoori,curry lamb,curry cheese tofu and 2 mango shakes. the total was only $57 considering how generous the portion was. However, thestaffs was unfriendly, service was bad and the restaurant ambience was crowded,full and chaos. <br/><br/>Probably next time,gonna get myself a take away instead of eating there. Love the food!#BHAsFoodDiary

The food here is really authentic and delicious, however the restaurant is cold in winter and the chairs are dirty...plus side is, it’s really cheap!

The food was good and not too spicy. Service and decor were horrible but the pricing is so cheap so it’s understandable. I’d recommend the butter chicken with naan DELICIOUS.

Great local Indian eatery. Good signs when you dine in and the clear majority of patrons are the same origins of the food you’re about to order. Service is average but food is tasty. Highlights are the vegetarian curries.

This place is got most horrible food the Biryani I swear it's not even worth a dollar I've had the worse experience this is the case with all the branches

Good food should be complimented with good service. But unfortunately bad service takes the pleasure out of the good food at this place.....

Ordered butter chicken meal with naan, rice and veg. Butter chicken sauce, sweeter taste catering for western clients but still very good. Naan was fresh and free papadums good as well. Will return, noticed lots of locals eating here which is always a good sign. Decor very basic but service is good.

Best Indian this side of Melbourne. Relatively fast service. Pretty crap decor but you’re there for the food, not the decor. Cheap as chips and fantastic serving sizes! I go here at least once a week. Paneer is always a hit.

We ordered chili garlic prawn from the specials as entre. It was awful. And then we were charged the same price as the main!!! I asked clarofication, they said we charge both size dishes $19.90!!!

Food is cheap and good. Ordered the garlic naan, tandoori chicken, chicken curry, paneer saag and mango lassi. The meal came with 2 different yoghurt sauces, pickles, pickled onion, fresh salad and 3 papadums. The tandoori chicken was a little tough and dry but otherwise can’t complain about the food. Come here if you want cheap and delicious Indian food.

Small little take away joint with some sitting available. <br/>The mild butter chicken had more spices that ideal but this is a more personal thing. I had a samosa as an entree, this is mild but got more spicier as you had more. From someone who can only enjoy mild Indian dishes, the food here tends to be more spicy end, even for mild dishes. The cheese naan was okay but have had better.

Points for: excellent value, awesome dishes<br/>Dine Time: weekend dinner<br/><br/>It's the first time I've seen, and joined a line outside an Indian restaurant!<br/>Looking at the dishes other tables were eating - everything looked so appetising but I just didn't know what they were!<br/>Anyway, it is a very casual service with basic tables.<br/>Went with eggplant masala - not a strong flavour of eggplant, but still good with rice and naan.<br/>Saag lamb was very nice - lamb was tender, the gravy was creamy buttery with blended spinach. <br/>Tandoori chicken had good flavour from the marinade, also good value.<br/>The naan and roti were fresh and hot...so good at only $1.50 ea.<br/>I'll be back for the butter chicken when I'm off my diet!

The is the better one. I generally order the paneer and its been pretty good most of the time. Never been a let down as such. I been impressed with the quality of their foods. <br/><br/>Service has been fine. Never had a problem with my order.

Their paneer palek and naan was amazing. Was craving for some indian cuisine and the meal definitely satisfied my craving. Despite having mild, for the spice level, I could feel it and it was a comfortable heat for me. Staff wasn't too friendly but not rude either, and still delivers prompt service! Will come back for their curries!

No toilet. The staff wasn't friendly. The food was ok. Ordered butter chicken and lamb vindaloo, price was ok for the portion. The only good thing about this place is they open until late.

WORST BIRYANI EVER. I think DOG FOOD must be better than the biryani here. Also the woman at the counter never talks properly no courtsey for customers what so ever.

It's was a nightmare to go there. I had a very good mood when I entered the restaurant and then waitress came to took my order without any customer handling skills, arrogant voice and aggressive expression and there it all started. The food they served me was very late and when I went to pay, I can't imagine the policy they described me there. Minimum amount they will charge with cards is $15 otherwise pay them in a cash so that they can manipulate their accounts. Just imagine, if u ordered a food of only $7-10 they are still going to charge u atleast $15 if u don't have cash. Means a day light robbery on ur hard earned money. My Suggestion is you should never ever go to this bulshit restaurant. Worst restaurant I have seen in my life.

This is the place to go for great Indian food at great prices. Their fresh made naan bread is so delicious! Also recommend the tandoori chicken.

Terrible experience to start with. Extremely insensitive staff. A stone was found in the chicken tikka masala that we ordered and when we reported this to the staff, all they had to offer was a forced and insensitive 'sorry'. The chefs came out from the kitchen and kept looking at our table and scoffing at us. When we expressed our displeasure over their insensitive attitude, they said 'This is your thinking'. I definitely wouldn't recommend this place to anybody unless you are willing to eat stones and experience abysmal customer service. In a largely consumer driven market, they don't make any effort to provide a positive experience to their loyal customers.

I have visited Anshuman a couple of times and after my last visit I won't be returning. Quality and taste of food has dropped completely. Ordered variety of veg and non veg dishes and none of them tasted good! Service was also not good.

Chloe's bhature 👌🏼was yummy.. will definitely visit and recommend Indian foodies to enjoy the cuisine once.😊<br/>Badam shake was okay okay, mango shake was not upto my taste but ice cream shake was good. 😋<br/>For non vegetarians can't say much but the delicacies were well served.

Love the butter chicken here. Sauce is made well and the chicken is tender. Rice is decent and the naan is well made. The samosa is crispy with spicy filling. The place is quite crowded so service is a hit or miss

Last night went for dinner and had worst dine experience . <br/>The food was disgusting , and service don't want to even talk about it . There were more than so called chefs in kitchen than customers with no professionalism at all.<br/>I am surprised that how come this kind of restaurant doing business with that kind of food and service .<br/>Will never return back and advise my friends to not go there .<br/>👎👎👎👎👎👎

I went to this place hoping to get some lip-smacking food and great customer service, on the Christmas eve. First of all, the worst, and I mean the ABSOLUTE WORST customer service experience I have ever had. Horrible wait staff with horrible attitude. They treat you as if they are doing you some huge favour. They wait around the tables like flies while you are having your food. And the worst thing that anyone can do is randomly come and pick up an unfinished dish. Like who the f**k does that? This was my first and last time here. Absolutely THE WORST INDIAN RESTAURANT in Melbourne. Food was ok. No complaints about it. But if you want to be treated like some third-class person then do give this restaurant a try.

Very bad service. Go there tired from work looking a bit shabby and they will start judging you instantly and staring at you. And NEVER order biryani over here. The rice kind of stinks. The cashier woman is pretty rude and grumpy. I was at the counter when she saw me and just left her place after giving me a look on my tuen making me and 3 other customers wait in line to pay our bills. Minimum eftpos is $15 and is not mentioned anywhere but near the counter. My bill was $13.40 and I had to buy a Coke to round it up to $15.

My favourite Indian restaurant in Clayton. The curries are all decent and takeaway prices are very reasonable with relatively good portion sizes. The restaurant itself looks cramped so wouldn't recommend eating in.

I thought I might try this Dhaba style food. Did a take away. Ordered Paneer Masala and Naan. It was good. But i had asked it to be spicy and it was not at all spicy. I would say its got potential. But looks like I might not try it again.

This place has been selected because we thought in a suburb with big Indian community , lovely Indian foods can't go wrong. However Anshumann proved that we were wrong, the food taste and quality was really disappointing. I will never get back there because even in food courts you get better taste of India.

Nice place to have Indian food with a reasonable price.<br/><br/>Butter Chicken (4.5/5) - It has a perfect balance of sweet and sour, the chicken pieces are large and tender. The creamy sauce makes it a perfect dish to pair with naan/ roti <br/><br/>Masala Lamb (3/5) - The lamb is really fresh and juicy, however the green pepper taste is too strong for me and the sauce is a bit too greasy.<br/><br/>Roti/ Naan (4/5) - Roti is fluffy inside and crispy outside, it's my personal favorite. Naan is like a thin version pan fried pita bread. However, on the day i visited, both of them are a little bit burnt.<br/>

Very affordable indian food in melbourne. Food tastes better than other indian restaurants around. <br/>Worth every buck.<br/>Price: Economic<br/>Taste: 4/5<br/>Service: 3.5/5

I can’t say the food stood out but the service certainly did. But not in a good way. So once we had been seated and were ready to order, we attempted to get the attention of one of the wait staff. There were at least 4 of them standing close the counter just staring out into the dining area. We managed to get the attention of a few of them but as soon as they saw us, they would look the other way or turned around. It was so bizarre because they weren’t doing anything to begin with. Someone eventually came to take our orders and when we asked her what she suggested from the menu, she wasn’t very helpful. At one point we asked her what her favourite dish was from the menu and her response was “nothing”. It was kind of funny in a way.

Food was good but customer satisfaction isn't! We went there for first time and probably the last! I would say the other branch(just opposite to it, near Clayton shopping centre bust stop) is much better w.r.t. customer satisfaction. They charged $4.5 for extra chana, we got to know when we paid the final bill. None of their staff told about this, neither was written anywhere on menu! When we asked, they simply said our regular customers know this!

An affordable and delicious Indian restaurant. With basic ambience and presentation this place wins my heart with the food. bustling with people and waiters, this cramped up place will satisfy your tummy right! <br/>I would recommend this place for some good Indian curries and chaat but not for the biryani/pulav.

Very tasty fish vindaloo.. Good service and nice food.. Although chhole bhature were not good enough.. Rotis and traditional Indian dishes were nice..

We wanted to try this restaurant and had the worst ever experience. This place is over rated, over crowded, utterly mismanaged, eat it or leave it attitude. We walked out without having any food, because we cannot sell our dignity for saving a few $. The manager was not even ready to hear us out.

Food : 2/5<br/>Service : 1/5<br/>Value for money : 3/5<br/>Overall : 2/5<br/>Just a very average place to have indian food, in the same price you can have lots of other better options for indian meal.

My boyfriend and I's go to Indian restaurant that's quite close to where I live - Really cheap good authentic Indian food. I love butter chicken curry here, probably the only dish I always order. Quick service and friendly staff.

I'm definitely like the favors of all dishes and especially the pic 3( lamb... )Isn't on the menu and the waiters recommended me to order this popular item. I'm absolutely love it❤️👏🏼🌝

My current go-to place for cheap and filling Indian food! There are two of these restaurants with the same name on Clayton Road - this is the bigger one of the two and is definitely busier. I'll admit that I was definitely feeling out of my comfort zone on my first visit here as I haven't dined out for Indian food before. But our waitress was nice enough to provide us with her recommendations and explain the dishes on the menu for us.<br/><br/>I am not very good with spicy food so I had to stick with the non-spicy curries (both the butter chicken or chicken pi-aza are amazing!). No need to spring for the special naan breads with stuffings, the original was already good enough for us! :P

Its very hard to say about my experience herr bug in the last three visits, its been pretty bad. I think its purely due to the business of the restaurant and wrong orders being delivered. Two out of theee orders in the last few months have been a mess up. They did change my food but gave me angry eyes because I refused to eat that sort of food. She came back and slammed the roti bread on my table n she says "is this fine now" in a very unhappy tone. Same issue happened today and I left the restaurant without eating my meal. I think the pressure on staff is the cause of poor service. How can you expect one waiteress to look after 30people?!. Its ridiculous

Good and cheap food even though the seatings are a bit uncomfortable. Their butter chicken is my favorite. Not a fancy place but good enough to fill your stomach!

Awesome value for money. But the restaurant is always hopelessly full and cramped inside. Best bet for a takeaway. Friendly staff and extremely quick service.

This is my go to indian restaurant. My favourite dishes; butter chicken and eggplant masala with some roti or naan. You can ask them to not put butter on your roti/naan if you want to be slightly healthier 😁 Delicious food, friendly service and cheap. Don't forget to try mango lassi, it goes well with curries!

I won't consider myself as a connoiseur of Indian cuisine, but I've been to a bunch and this restaurant gives you the best value for your money. We're a family of 3 and our total bill cost us $19! Got 2 milkshakes plus several pieces of nan and a curry which we shared because the waiter made a mistake not getting our order. Bless him! The mushroom curry was quite tasty and spicy, that we didn't need our original order :) So, in the end, he saved us $7 and we were so full and satisfied with our meal.

Best Restaurant. Awesome curry and naan i love it ................. the best indian restaurant in australia

Worse food in melbourne. Worse food I ever taste in my life. VERY VERY poor hygiene and taste rubbish.I will never go back my life.§§

Good take away food and decent size.. Very good food will use. For take away more often.

WOAH dat flavour. Anshumann is by far my favourite Indian restaurant. Their curries are thick, rich and very flavoursome. Butter chicken is superb and the Nawab Paneer is just the best - so creamy. Not for the faint hearted, arrive with an empty stomach! Would highly recommend.

Egi had just graduated his course of study in Melbourne and  was leaving for Indonesia, for good.  Jan and I met up for one last dinner before he flew off. We went for Indian food at the heart of Clayton, a restaurant called Anshumann Da Dhaba . We ordered plenty, 3 different meaty curries, 3 plain naan, 1 garlic naan, and 2 rounds of papadum. Dhaba Stuffed Pratha, 4AUD The pratha has a weird taste, plus its very oily and buttery. Totally not worth the calories. Its my first time eating Pratha of this version and I'm rather disappointed because it looked good in the poster. I guess the phrase, 'don't judge a book by its cover' is in place, in my situation. Butter Chicken, 8.50AUD This Butter Chicken is not as sweet as its supposed to be. The best Butter Chicken I've had goes to the one in Melbourne University Union House. Though the chicken is smooth and cooked well, the curry doesn't please me at all. It almost taste like its made with herbal/medicinal blend of curry powder. Dhaba Goa

...a testament that the food is quite fantastic and tasty. The dishes are cooked using fresh ingredients and you can really tell – the result is mouth watering dishes. We ordered the Lamb Rogan Josh and Lamb Korma Curry, as well as two of the specials available that night - Mushroom Tikka

Authentic Indian. Very authentic and very cheap. There are plenty of Indian restaurants around, but most are alter their menu for westerns. Anshumann isn't one of those. Walking in you get the feeling that you're going to have an authentic experience. The place is usually full of Indian locals (which is always a good sign of a authentic restaurant).<br/><br/>The menu is simple but there are always ever changing specials up on the walls. A dinner for two including two curries, a rice to share and three naan breads will cost you just under $30.<br/><br/>If you're in the area definitely stop by.

Friendly staff and tasty curries. Highly recommended by Indian companies, good food with affordable price. rich lunch option but might be too heavy for late dinner..

My favourite Indian restaurant. I have gotten takeaway from here many times! Dishes have been delicious and consistent every time. Prices are also good. Staff are polite, helpful, fast, but communication is a bit difficult at times. We usually get 2-3 curries and 4 naan, no rice. The dishes come with sauces, pickles and poppadums on the side. I highly recommend the lamb saag, tandoori chicken, goat special, chicken korma, shahi paneer and samosas.

Very good food. Good service. The harabara prawns are amazing. Proper spices used. Table setting quite basic but u will focus on the food once it's served.

What a find! Generous and very traditional. So reasonably priced too.

Poor service. Just visited anshuman... staff is so confused while taking orders.. i ordered something else and they served me other dish... and when i questioned regarding that they simply say "sorry"<br/><br/>I had that -- and went to pay on counter and what i found they charged me for their mistake also ..which was double than my original order....<br/><br/>They didn't show respect for me ... they just robbed me...

Fantastic dhaba experience. Best indian restaurant in taste buds terms. Would raise my hands any time compared to the other indian places that serve every main meal on a tomato base.

Tasty simple and satisfying meal and even better it was very cheap.

Will be coming back for more.. Y had been recommended this place by a non-Indian friend of his, despite being an Indian and I was craving Indian food so we made our way down. This restaurant has two properties on both sides of Clayton Road, and when we went, around 5PM one of them was closed, I'm assuming due to the lower level of traffic its smarter to have one open. As soon as we sat down at our table, the extra plates were swiftly taken away and water was placed at our table as well as pappadum, or pappad as the Indians say. We ordered a half tandoori chicken, eggplant masala, a bowl of rice and 2 naan's as well as a mango shake for us to share. Funnily enough, the chicken and the eggplant dish came about 5 minutes before the rice and the naan, which was odd. The drink was surprisingly not as cold as expected, most people complain when drinks have too much ice and not enough drink, but this had no ice so it was lukewarm by the end of our meal, especially because it was a warm day. We thoroughly enjoyed the eggplant and the tandoori. The naan too, was a large portion. The waitresses were very nice, checking often to see if we needed anything, and apologized profusely when they realised they forgot to give us a plate of sauces even though we didnt mind at all. They even asked if I was wanting to take my barely consumed Mango Drink, even though I had no intention of having a lukewarm drink. It only cost us $26 for the whole meal! So cheap! The atmosphere is well, Indian, mostly they play tacky Hindi songs which Y had to translate for me...even though some were in English<br/><br/>K

Raj. Food used to be good not anymore.

Definitely not the best. Food was hot (a good start). Kashmiri rice was disappointing. I had 2 huge date pits in my food, as well as other 'items', hoping they were herbs. This did not have the true flavour of a superb rice dish. Butter chicken....well the container was FULL of sauce and the chicken had 2 grisel pieces that I needed to remove. Flavour was pleasant though. Just over $40 for 3 adults is a reasonable price, however with a competetive industry, you need to find quality in there as well. Naan bread was tasty if a little doughy. Not completely unfavourable, but will try somewhere different next time

Mr jimmy. Punjaabi is owner is such an idiot, he thinks i am best but he is good for nothing food is ridiculous service is worst and mostly that punjabi owner is useless better to shut the restaurants

Delicious food that is cheap and great value. I ordered the vegetable thali and loved it.

Very upset ,I ordered the Makki li roti and saag ,because I had it before there about year and half ago ,was gud ,but what they give me last nite was crap ,they give us saag ,very salty ,never mind but they give us normal roti with mix with bit of Makki ka aata,common guys if u can't provide proper thing ,then don't sell it ,and I left all the roti except one half ,but still get charged ,they even can't bother to say have smthing else ,very disappointed ,

Best Indian food I have had in Australia. Could make inside a bit warmer!

Super awesome food Just lov.... Super awesome food<br/>Just loved it..... :)<br/>The best food I have ever eaten in 10 years in a restaurant in Australia

We keep coming back for more. Satisfying food, popular take away joint at our home, especially because of its price, quantities, and close proximity. They come up with nice specials, similar to dhaaba food, warm food and great indian flavours.

The food was delicious. We had Chicken tikka masala, Shahi Paneer and Mango Lassi. Everything was just awesome. Our total bill was below $30 for 2 ppls.

Best ever Indian food!. Melbourne will always be memorable thanks to the Indian food at Anshumann Da Dhaba!<br/>Mouthwatering curries, soft naan bread and the huge variety of dishes available makes this a must visit if you are into Indian food and visiting Melbourne.

I wish portions could be abit bigger for the chicken tikka. $8-9 for 4 pieces of chicken thigh is quite steep. Otherwise good Indian food without the fancy decorations.

Don't believe the (one?) negative review of Anshumann. We went there for the first time 3 July and it's the best Indian food we've had in a long time. Why did we go? The Indonesian place opposite was less than appealing and we could see this place was packed. There are pumping punjabi beats when you walk in and the waiting staff are friendly and fast. We had gorgeous tender chicken tikka, tasty naan and lamb Korma which was rich and fragrant but light, not oily. A 'must try' is the mango lassi, so yummy. The topper? $29.50 bill. We are definitely returning.

Reasonably priced dishes and they tasted

Great indian food. 10/10 as food lover

Yummy. Just ordered takeaway. Got Chicken Korma with 2 pieces of naan bread and yoghurt. I wouldnt have ordered the yoghurt if I knew they already give u a small serve with pickled onions, a few papadums and something else I've never had so I dont know what to call it.<br/><br/>Tasted nice and didnt take too long to cook up.<br/><br/>I ordered Spicy but I think next time I'll see if they can make it extra spicy as it wasnt hot enough for me. However for the average person id recommend having medium or mild

Authentic Northern Indian. I usually don't like northern indian food. You know like lamb rogan josh etc... they are usually stodgy sauced and all taste the same. Anshuman is different. It is quite spicy and the sauces have interesting depth of flavour and seem fresher. I asked the man at the counter (seemed to be the boos) to recommend a couple of things he thought we should try and he asked how spicy (medium) and suggested a couple of dishes and naan to takeaway. They give you yoghurt, pickled onion and a hot chutney along with some papadums to accompany your takeaway meal which I think is a nice touch - the onion was especially good and something we had never tried.<br/>We will definitely add this to our local takeaway options list and it is cheaper than our usual fave.<br/>Gotta say, his version of medium was extremely spicy and hot to us.

The service was great, we had water and pappadums on our table before we could ask. The food was great, cheap and fast. Can't wait to go back! We had the dal makhani and dhaba eggplant with rice and garlic naan.