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This is literally the best Indian style restaurant short of going to Sydney or Melbourne. On top of being literally mindblowing food, the hospitality and friendliness of the staff, even when stupidly busy, is amazing. They're just so friendly and awesome.

Visited twice..first had an amazing experience with the food and not so great the second time around..I was struggling to find any flavour in the food served as it was borderline bland!! More than hopeful to have another amazing food experience on my next trip!

What great place for excellent Fijian Indian food! Ramas has been running for over 30 years and is still an excellent place to eat: great food, great service; and fabulous management. (But just a tad noisy...)

Very friendly service, amazing Indian food, lovely atmosphere. I am not surprised this restaurant gets such positive reviews. Loved it.

Verdict - great South Indian style food. Full of spices. We were looking for a place to eat in Canberra. Ended up in this place. Came across this Fiji Indian resturant. As never heard of such thing before thought let’s give it a try and it didn’t disappoint. The place has been running for a long ti

Food was great. Once again eftpos was down which is the second time even though its been a year since I was there and it was the same story then. Had no cash but was told to go to an eftpos machine and get the cash. Wasn't happy and this needs a serious consideration. Restaurant got so noisy I was

We had the most pleasant dining experience at Rama's this evening. We were welcomed to the restaurant, a place we've not been before, so warmly by the owner. All the waitstaff were incredibly polite, delivering quality attentive service. The training of these waiters/waitresses is a real credit to

Liked the hospitality and welcome. The staff were very friendly and so is the owner. Ordered Lamb Korma and Garlic bread. Lamb was well cooked and very tender, but except for the salt which was on the higher side for korma.