North Indian cuisine that leaves your belly feeling merry…read more You're greeted with aromatic flavours when you walk through the door, deliciously pleasing for your nose, to a rather laid-back, clean environment with outdated and tacky décor. However, don't let that discourage you, we're here for the food after all. We ordered from the take away menu which included the Sag Paneer, Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Korma and Chicken Biryani. Every dish was filled with amazing, rich and tasty flavours. Sag Paneer had huge pieces of cottage cheese submerged within the spinach. Both the chicken and lamb were cooked perfectly, tender and a joy to eat with their respective sauces where you could taste the freshly ground spices and herbs. The Chicken Biryani had a pleasant sweet taste mixed with a wonderful amount of spice with hidden pieces of tender chicken underneath the rice. The garlic naan did a wonderful job of soaking the sauce with its fluffy goodness and texture. We ordered the regular sized versions of these dishes and there was enough to feed us twice over ticking the cost-effective check box and raising my smile dial even further. The service was friendly and prompt, the chefs dressed neatly focusing on their food preparations was nice to see. I have read some negative reviews concerning the food quality and taste and I'm worried that these reviews are not authentic, so please take their advice with a grain of salt and do what I did and ignore them. Yep, that winning feeling :) If you're in the area looking for the Northern India food experience, it's hard to go pass Ameer Tandoori. Although the décor needs work, the food is sensational and one restaurant you shouldn't miss out on.

Very good family-style Indian restaurant. Nice food with wide selection. Very popular and fills…read moreup fast, also busy take out business. No alcohol but has byob license.

Okay, this place certainly isn't my favourite pizza bar in Epping, but it certainly comes pretty…read moreclose. Then again, this is one of those pizza bars that generally only offers your standard toppings as opposed to your more outlandish toppings that some of them offer. Still, that doesn't actually mean that this place is necessarily bad, just that I wouldn't necessarily call it one of the best places. However, you do get a pretty good value for money.

I know fish and chips are not the healthiest of choices, but once in while you might like to forget…read moreyour waistline and indulge in a pack of crispy, fried deliciousness. Looks like this was the exact thought of quite a few people in Keilor Village tonight since the shop was full of people ordering & collecting their fish & chips, that's a good sign of popularity.

I've been enjoying the Keilor Fish n Chip shop for 32 years..! Consistently good and a family…read moreowned, local business.

I'm not really sure whether I should be giving a pub such a high score simply because it has a…read morerooftop deck, but I am and I have so I guess I can move on. Well, it is a little more than that because the deck was pretty cool, and especially on a day as the day I was here it is a great place to sit with a beer. Okay, I wouldn't necessarily say that the views are pretty good, but it still has a nice charm about it that makes it a great place to spend some time. Oh, and it also has craft beers, at least upstairs.

Really good dining experience. The restaurant is actually called Bistro 289; the attached pub used…read moreto be known a hangout for shady types, I'm told. The dining room can be a hangout for hungry types now, for sure. I took my folks because we were staying at a nearby B&B and didn't want to venture too far in the rain. It worked out well, as we all had a very good meal. It's at the high end of pub restaurants, with veal saltimbocca, chicken bacon & mushroom risotto, pumpkin ravioli, that sort of thing. Really tasty, every dish. And a good wine list. It's not too bright or loud, service is friendly and responsive. A quality meal.

Well this is a surprise.. In the heart of suburban Coburg,…read morethere is a car wash joint. I've seen it numerous times and maybe once or twice thought I should go wash my car there. I never did, and the other thing I never did, was eat sushi at a car wash. Ever. Until I read up about them on Broadsheet. "Fresh hand made sushi rolls" really? " tender fresh fish" "fresh ingredients and extensive range " "ambitious selection and winners"! ok that and the pictures was enough to take me to a Friday takeaway to this local "awesome" sushi joint that had apparently been there a while but struggled to attract customers ( well it's a very unusual set up so I'm not surprised) I was surprised that my sushi rolls were just that, fresh, tender, juicy, made to order and just delicious. Lots of selection to keep me entertained for another local dinner ( although I might feel weird eating there staring at other peoples car being washed. So I might stick to take away for now) And no boring stale sushi rolls on a glass cabinet, no siree. Words on broadsheet is that this joint will be seeing a revamped soon, and I can't wait to see this place gain popularity and loyal locals because I think they deserve it and Coburg definitely deserves a good local sushi joint!

What a surprise, walked into this cafe the other night and was so impressed with the quality,…read morevariety and price of their authentic food. Will be visiting again very soon. They might like to pay a bit more attention to their toilets, they left a lot to be desired

Best. Coffey. Ever. I'm a new regular and everyone I know who's come here says the same. My only…read morecomplaint is the Coffeys aren't big enough so I have to get two.

Now Sharky's Fishmaker - they used to have a shop opposite Eltham North Primary School on…read moreWattletree Rd. We loved the old Fishmaker but Sharky's hasn't let us down. Their fish and chips are crispy and they even have a great range for the vegetarian in the family.

Bamboozled by the negative reviews…read more I stayed away from Azooba due to the harsh criticism by reviewers. But, I gave it a shot anyway. The self-proclaimed wonderland builds its reputation up a great deal, and for good reason. I ordered takeaway one night when there was a function on, inside was lively, music playing and everyone smiling. The décor and ambient lighting did reflect a kind of magical wonderland that has been long forgotten, especially in a restaurant atmosphere. They lived up to their namesake. We ordered the palak paneer (homemade cottage cheese cooked in spinach puree topped with cream and ginger), garlic naan, lamb vendaloo (pieces of lamb and potatoes cooped in spices with hot chilli sauce, finished with fresh coriander), chicken korma (chicken cooked with light creamy sauce finished with coconut milk and cashew paste) and chicken biryani (chicken cooked with basmati rice and flavored with selected herbs). The food was amazing, delicious, authentic flavours that were beautifully put together. Both lamb and chicken was cooked perfectly, tender and not dry or tough. The naan soft and infused with garlic. The homemade cottage cheese in the palak paneer was to die for. The service was prompt and friendly. Although, I have only had Azooba once, they delivered perfect Indian food that's among the best I have ever tasted. I can't wait to dine in and have a function here.

Well, I'm an American in Australia staying near the airport because my flight leaves early…read moretomorrow. We ordered delivery. I did this all online so I never talked to a live person except to confirm they got my order. The menu had endless choices to scan through and we settled on safe food, chicken tikka masala and butter chicken. The food was roughly $30 Australian. A really good deal. When it came and we unwrapped it, it had no rice. What Indian place does not include rice with the main dish? And if you receive an order from someone for delivery and rice is separately priced, do you not call the people and say "hey, you need rice with this". So, we ate soupy chicken dishes with no rice. Huge disappointment. I think it is a big fail on the restaurant's part. Flavor was good, but at this late hour it is just too late to even try to correct it. Shaking my head at this situation.