The name of this business; 'Railway Tiffin' really appeals to me. I think it's because I just think tiffins are so cute, and I like the idea of working somewhere and having little a stack of tiffins, each with a different and delicious treat inside, delivered to me, is wonderful.

This place wont win any style awards, but there is some banquet seating, and tables. Right now, Railway Tiffin is hidden behind tradie fencing and trucks, but it's open for business as usual. The young man who severed me was shy, but friendly. He waited patiently while I perused only one side of the menu (wish he'd told me there was another side). In any case, dining solo as I was, I was never going to be able to order all the things I wanted to try - even without seeing the 'street food' side - but next time!

A Chicken Makhani, 'Station Master' Roti, 'Green' chutney (coriander and mint - and it was subtly green, not lurid green, suggesting no food colouring added) were ordered. I was given an option to heat - but it's a bit like 'how long is a piece of string' isn't it? I said that I like it 'quite hot' but what I think of as 'quite hot' may be different to another person. In spite of this, they managed to get the heat to pretty much my maximum tolerance. I got the sniffles while eating this, delicious and rich meal. Plenty of chicken, and lots of sauce. When I'd asked for the roti, I was asked how many, initially saying one. It was suggested two would be better, given their size. In truth, I probably did only *need* one, but the reality is I was soooo glad I had two - because they were delicious. My chutney was the perfect foil to the heat of the makhani. A warming and filling meal for one, sadly I could try no more. Loved my tin cup for drinking.

Would absolutely revisit with other diners to try more.  It might be time for a menu upgrade as the texta crossing out prices and new prices is a little difficult to follow.