Review Indian Street Food By Billus

Kendyl Haultain

Not authentic Indian at all. The chicken tikka was sweet with about two pieces of chicken in it and the Dahl was watery. The worst Indian we’ve had 👎

Ashwani Kumar

The staff was very nice, polite and copperative to me and my family even though there is a lot of comments saying the staff was rude but our experience was entirely different and pleasant The food was very delivered quick and not bad. I liked it. I would recommend this place.

Sameer Khawaja

5 stars for the awesome Indian masala tea I had in Sydney. Food is good but little bland for my taste, they could add a bit of spice to their menu.

Gazal Jniedi

Yummy food, friendly helpful staff … Authentic Indian restaurant quality in a food court.. must try👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

harsh sinha

Their Chole bhature is absolutely amazing. One has to wait as its made to order. Other buffet dishes are also tasty. Good meal experience along with swift service with a smile. One can grab and go or choose to sit on the nearby seating area and enjoy .

Anjna Chandran

Quick service. Great staff. Great food. Perfect for office lunch.

sunil nepali

I ordered the food from this restaurant for the first time it was really delicious.. Loved it 👍

Juicy Mango

delicious food, I really love Gobhi manchuriyan from here, recommended to everyone. Best place and highly recommended for someone who wants to eat less spicy, not blend but full of flavour Indian food. Curries are very Tasty, you can also adjust the level of chilliness, like mild, medium or spicy. Very good food😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋.

Ruvina Singh

Ordered the prawn biryani. Nothing fantastic, quite plain & there were only 4 prawns in there. Won't be ordering again

Dominic Svensson

The kathi sounded interesting but then I realised that I’ve already had a few Indian “kebabs” wrapped in roti or naan and the other places have all been bigger than here yet cheaper. Then they took 15 minutes to make it - they said something about running out of rotis, which isn’t good for a place built around roti. The good thing was that the roll had some tender chicken fresh off the grill that was much richer and spicier than you normally get in food courts. The curries in the window might therefore be a good choice to get something quickly - still pretty expensive but a definite step up from the usual food court Indian.

DelhiMeriJaan

Nothing like what Billus is at Harris Park. Tried three to four times now but given up. The food is not suited to be branded Indian as its made keeping western Palate in mind ... Positives are Food is fresh, the owner is well respected across Indian community and is known to do the right thing, Hygeinic, service is prompt Negatives: Taste is not the best for Indian Palate, food is extremely expensive for a takeaway Suggestions to owner: Make meals cheaper and tastier in line with what Indian food should be like. You will have more people coming to you if your thali was priced around the 12.00 dollar mark. You have done this in Surry hills in the past .. we know you can so it here ... keep in mind its very expensive to pay 18-20 for a lunch from a takeaway place especially if u plan to eat daily

Priyanka Pinky

I am very disappointed with the Kind of food they have given me. I couldn't realise that the paneer was burnt until I returned back to work as I ordered a takeaway. The Quantity they give is so less not worth for the money we pay.

Arijit Das

I love coming to Billu's for my lunches with my work buddies. Unpretentious Indian food that is of restaurant quantity at an affordable food court price. My favorite dish is the Paneer Tikka (without Naan to minus the carbs) and the Chicken 65. The Chef always goes out of his way to please the customers.

Shweta Sharma Rai

Good food, responsive staff. Their kathi rolls are freshly made in front of you. service is not too slow either. I had to wait a while for a simple roll, but I guess it had something to do with the long queue at lunch time. Definitely going back.

Eatwithmyfoodsafari

Brand new food outlet in the Gateway food court. It was buzzing with lots of people looking to get their share of Indian cuisine. Service is quick and friendly. There were so many options but I narrowed t down to Spicy Fries (originally wanted a samosa but they had sold out) and Lamb Biryani. They were generous portions for the price paid for them. The Fries were nice and crisp. It had a slight spicy seasoning to them but not too hot. The biryani was spicy for me and so glad it came with yoghurt to have that cooling effect. The meat was nice but some pieces were slightly chewy. Overall it looks popular and the food will have you coming back.

Review Indian Street Food By Billus - Sydney