Food Poisoning Spent hours vomiting , going to toilet ,…read morebeing dehydrated because of that as a result of $70 dining evening at Maharaja Spent 3 hours in hospital to get back to an ok stage . Horrible headache and generally felt like dieing... Called yesterday to complain -they said sorry and we will get back to you after speaking to Boss .. No one ever called back. Still feeling awful . Down below hospital certification showing that I had gastro . Horrible experience will never go back there and will always tell everyone how bad I got sick in my tummy. Cheers

First time trying this place and gotta say it's one of the best Indian I've had. From the outside…read moreit's looks small and tacky but once you enter and go down to the dining area it's nicely spaced and open. They have a separate dining area build like a train I thought it was pretty cool. We ordered a banquet with 2 entrees, 3 main dishes, rice, naan and dessert for $31 each person (min 2), food was absolutely delicious. The only thing I fault with this place is a particular staff member was very keen to remove plates from table whilst we were eating hence the 4 star review otherwise would of rated a 5.

When it comes to Indian food, I totally dig this place. Their food is freaking delicious…read more The setting might not be all funky and fancy (it's a strange array of pink and gray furniture) but it doesn't matter when once your meal comes. My personal favorite on the menu are the tandoori aloo which are amazing stuffed potatoes in a yogurt sauce with ginger and garlic. They do a real mean tandoori chicken tikka and you gotta try the beef kashmiri although the vindaloo will knock your socks off. Their menu is big- with butter chicken to rogan josh and deserts to top you off as well as a good choice of vegetarian dishes. Make sure you get some those golden balls of syrupy goodness more commonly known as gulab jamun, they're SO GOOD. Oh, and this place is both eat in and take away so you can enjoy there or at home!

Lucky enough to live around the corner from this place and it's become our regular that never…read moredisappoints. From the outside it looks quite unimposing, but step inside and you'll be in for a treat. At the start of each meal they bring out papadam which are fresh and light, but the best bit is the accompanying mint raita. We're addicted to this stuff and always ask for more to accompany the rest of the meal. The curries are all full of flavour, and super fresh. We've recently discovered the fish curry which sees a delicate white fish cooked in a beautiful tomato based sauce. Oh - and you can't go past the samosas. At only $4.50 for 2, they are large and fluffy - add some of that mint raita and you can't go wrong!

4.0 I was enticed…read morehere by the glowing reviews and the buoyant rating. I love Indian now and again and Delhicious sounded well worth exploring for something a little different. And, so it was. I scored a lovely greeting on my arrival for lunch. I quickly settled on a lunch combo. Two meat, - butter chicken and goat - rice, raita and salad. I also ordered a butter naan. This is a cleverly composed lunch combo. The food is great. The size is spot on. Tastes bang on too. Pretty much a perfect lunch of this type. Service was lovely throughout as well. I look forward to a dinner here in future.

The best place for Indian food in Melbourne hands down. If you are looking for Indian food as it…read moreshould be, don't miss this place. Amazing food - fresh ingredients, healthy cooking, and warm and friendly service - make this a special place. This restaurant caters to gluten free and celiacs, but even if you are not and are looking for good Indian food, go to Delhicious.

I've been looking forward to my adventures in Melbourne not only for the urban vibes, diverse…read morehistoric architecture, and surrounding ocean scenery, but the FOOD. I prepared a collection of must-try stops during the month of my visit, and from my research, Daughter in Law made the list. It also happens to be around the corner from my hotel so it ended up being the first restaurant I tried after arriving at the hotel and getting settled. I wanted something comforting and guaranteed to be a delightful food experience and Indian food never disappoints for me and my cravings. Daughter in Law went above and beyond all expectations of the every day delicious Indian restaurant. You'll know it from first glance as you approach the restaurant and see the colorful tables and neon sign. Everything about the ambience took me back to our Mama Speaks hotel in Rome...my absolute favorite for the fantastic indulgent, maximalist, colorful decor. Everything about the space says party with a sophisticated twist. The second time we went here, there was a birthday happening for a grandma with her large family there. This place is a gem. All I can say is hopefully I get to have a birthday here someday. It was a party and we were all smiles. We ordered the Hiramasa Kingfish Ceviche You won't regret this choice It was heaven in a clamshell. I could have eaten several of these as a meal. It was a fresh as fresh gets scallop ceviche with the perfect Indian spin of flavors. I don't know how I didn't get a picture of it except to say most likely because we ate it too fast for pictures. We followed this with the Ball of Happiness (Gol Gappa). A crisp hollowed out orb served with a layered shot of the classic mint, tamarind, and chutney flavor sauces that are meant to be poured into the orb and popped into your mouth for a flavor explosion. It was fun and delicious but I personally would have gone for another scallop en croute in place of this. Though it's worth a go! For drinks, I ordered a Passionfruit Spritz. I was worried it may be too sweet but it turned out to be just right and very refreshing. The little mermaid was a fun touch and my daughter wanted to take her home. The Mango Lassi was perfect, authentic, and not too sweet. There was only 2 of us, so as much as I wanted to try the Rogan Josh, we shared the Chicken Tikka Masala instead. It was delicious phenomenal. So rich and flavorful, with a brightness and tang to it that made it hard to stop eating. Incredible flavor! The garlic naan was of course, woodfired crisp and perfectly soft where it should be when pulled apart. Daughter in Law is going to be a regular spot for the next couple of months and anytime I'm traveling here in Melbourne!

As a Indian food lover I had to absolutely try some in Melbourne while I'm here. Went to Daughter…read morein law last night. Now not your typical Indian restaurant. This was kinda upbeat, trendy hipster a little bit. I did enjoy the music very much while there. Service was good. I would say it was a very solid 4 stars . More closure to 4.5 Just not the insane depth of flavors like I've had in many other places but good non the less. Had the lamb Rojan Josh. And we did the naan Bread and condiments sampler.

If I could give them 6 stars, I would. LOVE the food…read more The service is great, the waiters are friendly and the wine is reasonably priced. It's the only Indian restaurant I will eat at. Their food is fairly authentic but they haven't forgotten that they are in Melbourne. This means you will be able to order food to suit your tolerance level. I always ask for Mild and get food that I would class as Medium. My recommendations: Butter Chicken (yum!) Kombdi Curry (only if you are daring enough to try truly authentic food which is on the hot side) They could probably do with a little tasteful decor and dimming the lights (which are extremely bright and don't have a 'soft' feel) but other than that, I would totally recommend this place.

Dined 1 time Take away 1 time…read moreEating in: waitress asked us numerous times what we ordered and still messed up our order instead of puppudums for entry we got something else Waited long time . Delivery of Mains dishes at different times Reasonable priced wine list though and friend but forgetful waitress concentrated more on takeaways then on us Take away ... Onions were still covered in row flour .. Soggy chicken . Uncooked samosa . Salad full of onion not much other vegetables. Will never go back and will never recommend this place Try Roti Man restaurant the best Indian food o have ever tried. Good luck

Sometimes the unexpected catches you by surprise with delight. It's definitely the case here, at…read morecurry cafe, which despite the simplistic name, is anything but. It loks a bit dodgy from the outside, but inside, It's a cute little spot and hangout. The staff are excellent; attentive and friendly, and very welcoming. The food is also fantastic value. For $10 in the breads range, I ordered a Masala Kulcha and a Aloo Paratha, both vegetarian and both very tasty. Well balance spice and flavours, with fluffy well cooked breads. You even get a very generous serving of papadums when dining in, which are excellent. It might not stand out in the street down this end of high street northcote, but your dine in experience most certainly will.

Delicious food and very friendly staff. We had the Lamb Vindaloo and Aloo Gobi with garlic naan and…read morerice and loved it all. We especially loved the big screen playing Indian film clips.

Ordered delivery of Butter Chicken, Lamb Rogan Josh and Spinach and Cheese Kofta. They threw in a…read morepapadum for free. Food was hot, rich and full of flavour. The butter chicken had a smokiness I have never tasted before. Highly recommend.

Every time I have come here it has always been good. The service is great and food is nice!read more

Great service and lovely food. Good ambiance…read more We had papadums, Gobi Manchurian, lamb chops and gol gappa for starters along with Mango lassi. All of them were excellent! Added on coconut fish curry and chicken butter masala for entrees. All very good. Will visit again for sure!

I've been sitting on this review for a while now. I've been working it over and over in my head,…read moreshould I even post a review or is it better to just let it go? Inspired by the courage of Elliot Page, I finally decided to log in and write this restaurant review. I've never had indian food before. The second I walked in I was hit with a wall of fart smell. I saw two kooky characters having a spirited mouth off in the kitchen, shouting goopty goopta back and forth. Those two things combined together had me crying laughing. This is supposed to be a restaurant? Still don't know what the food tastes like I just left.

The food here Is delicious! What an extensive menu with a good range of vegetarian options which…read moremakes my girlfriend very excited (being a vegetarian) but also means she takes forever to decide. The interior is nice and it was a warm night when we dined so the front window of the store had been slid to one side which made the inside the perfect temperature and also gave the impression we were outside. I found the staff to be very attentive, however the choice of music was quite hilarious with a varied mix. We shared an entree of mushrooms cooked with chilli and garlic which was amazing. I ordered the lamb madras and my girlfriend enjoyed (after much deliberation) the eggplant masala. All was filled with flavour and I couldn't walk away - or should i say roll away - without finishing both. They also do take away, are lisenced and BYOB.