Delicious food at this lovely restaurant. Soft relaxing…read moredecor quiet easy to talk. And all courses were fantastic

Ok, I admit I was a bit of a skeptic before coming here as I didn't think Narre was 'known' for…read moregood Indian cuisine. But amazing food can be found everywhere, and in the most unlikely places sometimes. Arya is definitely one of those diamonds in the rough. My nephew suggested we celebrate his birthday dinner here, as he is in love with their butter chicken! I could totally see why - it was brilliantly rich and creamy, and the chicken pieces just melt in your mouth (good for the seniors on our table!). We also ordered samosas, fish curry, lamb roganjosh and lentil dahl which were all spot on. The beef vindaloo was probably the only dish not on par with the rest, as the meat was fairly tough. But what stole the show for me was the chicken tikka! It was served on a sizzling plate which really gave the chicken that wonderful crisp taste, and kept it hot but not dry - in fact it was incredibly juicy, and came with a lemon wedge for that extra citrus kick. As we were one of the first groups to arrive, service was attentive and the dishes came out quickly. Later on as they got busier, it became more challenging to get a waiter's attention to order again, but they were always smiling and did their best, given it was a Saturday night. Told them it was my nephew's birthday, to which they played a super tacky rendition of Happy Birthday in surround sound (much to his utter embarrassment) and the entire restaurant sang along! Great to see other diners get into the spirit of things. Seems they are well prepared for special occasions and after such a lovely dining experience I wouldn't hesitate to come back!

We love this restaurant and the fact the accommodate food allergies is fantastic. Their gluten free…read moreNaan bread is amazing !

Likely the best done done Indian in Melbourne. Good food, good service and a pleasant setting not…read moremuch more to ask for

This restaurant might have excellent food, but the fact that their alarm is triggered by a fly (…read moresome one who works there own words) and the alarm CONSTANTLY sounds, twice in one night at times or multiple times during the week suggests to me that there is an issue with insects or perhaps mice! I would not dine there!!

I have been eating at Sangam Tandoori for many years now. They are simply the best Indian…read morerestaurant in Williamstown. They have a large selection of meals, meat, fish and vegetarian. Their Malai Kofta are the best! The meals are very reasonably priced and you can order alcohol or BYO. They have a medium sized function room upstairs that can seat approximately 20 people.

In the heart of Chinatown is the Daughter in Law restaurant. Brought and colorful and billed as…read more'the unauthorized Australian Chinese restaurant'. We had the great lamb chops as well as delicious garlic naan. You've got to try the Ball of Happiness - a hollow shell that you pour mint, yogurt and tamarind sauces into and eat it in one bite. Excellent!

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.

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.

We usually ordered delivery from buffet hut but we went in for the first time today and was blown…read moreaway! Set off from the main road, i didnt expect such genuine indian cuisine, great food and great service in a warm friendly authentic setting. Great value too; i highly reccommend buffet hut for any occassion. Ill be coming back, thankyou!

From the owner: One of the finest Indian Restaurants you may find. Our buffet price is $13.99 - All You Can EAT.read more

The food was amazing! One of the best Indian restaurants i've been to where the service was amazing…read moreand everyone was nice and welcoming! The restaurant had a nice ambiance with pretty lights and beautiful table set ups. If you are looking for a restaurant for your night definitely consider this one as it was amazing! We went there at 6 on saturday night and it was exceptional and the service was quick!

Food was really good! We ordered the chicken tandoori, butter chicken, garlic cheese Naan, saffron…read morerice, sweet and sour vegetable soup. It was phenomenal and so delicious. We ordered the chicken to medium spice levels and found that perfect for us. Also, the value for the portion size is really good. I highly recommend this resturant and would come again. Service was very attentive and lovely.

Aangan is located on a street full of competing restaurants with enticing cuisines from the western…read moreand southern parts of India. Aangan tries to do it all with an extensive menu featuring street style food "chaat", indo-Chinese food, South Indian masala dosas, goan fish curry, lots of veggie North Indian options and meat curries with choice of lamb, goat or chicken. Their beverage menu is equally extensive with various types of lassi. The typical salted, sweet and mango lassis are found on the menu but you can additionally order their mixed masala lassi, mixed fruit lassi and even jaljeera. The restaurant has an extensive wine and spirits list too. Portion sizes are large for the price you pay. Aangan means courtyard and though you enter a large enclosed restaurant there is also an attached courtyard with long tables that may be used to host functions. We ordered the chaat platter with our choice of three chaats. We got the samosa, papdi and aloo tikki chaat. The aloo tikki was the most delicious out of the three. Tender potato patty with a smoky flavour in a creamy yoghurt, tamarind and coriander chutney sauce with sliced onion, tomatoes and boiled chickpeas. The samosa filling was above average but not amazing. Papdi chaat could do with a kick to it. The goat madras curry now was one of the best curries I've had. Didn't taste like pataks. Not creamy or buttery sauce. Just a really thick masala sauce with tender pieces of goat and strong but not overpowering fllavours of mustard. The thick garlic naan was equally delicious. We couldn't have enough. Even though I was full I had to get to the bottom of the copper bowl holding the curry. I tried the masala lassi (arrived in a massive mason jar) which was as expected savoury and requires a palette that is acclimatized to drinking masala in yoghurt. The mango lassi was nice but sickly sweet. The dessert options include various flavours of kulfi, gulab jamun, carrot halwa and faluda. The faluda had a strong almost pungent flavour of rose syrup. And it was hard to finish. Should have been served in a sundae glass with a fork as the noodles were slippery. The service is polite, quick and attentive. Make a booking as the place got very full very quickly even on a public holiday. Patrons included both Indians and non Indians. They do lunch take away curry specials for 10 bucks. though some menu items can be worked on - I really enjoyed the food and service.