Nice vegetarian hare krishna food on Coolangatta's main street. $9 gets you one curry or salad with…read morerice, $14 gets you two curries or two salads with rice, $19 for three curries or three salads with rice. The lasagne/moussaka and kofta balls are priced differently. Most things here are vegan except for the moussaka, kofta balls, a couple of the desserts, and the mango lassi. I had a yellow curry, a lentil dahl, and rice for $14, and it was mild and somewhat bland, but hearty and warming nevertheless. I also had a vegan samosa with chutney for $6, which was honestly overpriced. (The chutney was really nice but the samosa was too heavy and greasy.) My boyfriend had the kofta balls and a quinoa salad thing with rice. The quinoa salad was AMAZING and easily the best thing on either of our plates. I would honestly go back just for that. Decor was nice in a rich, heavy-handed sort of way -- pleasantly dark with typical Indian pictures and accent pieces, including a cheesy ornate door frame with a man seated in the lotus position. Tall sturdy wicker-inset chairs. In spite of the cheesy touches, it actually seemed classier than a lot of the hare krishna places I've been. Service was nice but she seemed pretty tired. It was just her and the cook running the whole show. It was empty when we got there, but got busy with sit-down and take-away customers shortly after. Nice place, nice food, decent value for money, although some of the menu items are hit or miss.

OMG, The best... YUMMOOOOOOO This is the second time we have been to "Bamboo Flute" and we loved…read moreit. Loved every dish, The Curry Lasagne, Moussaka and salads are beautiful. Now the kids are older we will start going out to dinner a little more and The bamboo Flute will be on the top of our list.

worst Indian food I have ever tasted, roti was tough, bits of desiccated coconut in the coconut…read morerice was absolutely horrible. all sauce not much meat no Flavour

Daggy decor, great food! I look forward to a cheat night and this place never disappoints!read more

Good people, very tasty food, if you're hungry then order lots cos the portions ain't big!read more

Worst experience ever Owner was extremely rude 'I've been…read moregoing there for years thought I would get a slightly better service but no' We were over charged for the worst service you could ever imagine, food took 3 hours to arrive without care or service but a little rudeness laid out with it, food dumped on table with little explanation on who it was for or what is was, customers that arrived after us were getting served before us, In all one of the worst dining experiences I have ever had anywhere, if you have an option go Accross the road to ShaJahan and don't waste your time here. If I could give negative star ratings I would have.

Indian Flavours in Palm occupies a small footprint along the Gold Coast Highway which has been the…read morespot of many failed ventures before it: burger joints, breakfast nooks, cocktail lounges, among others. We had never been before, it's relatively new, but given it's about a two minute walk from our house and with a need for an Indian feed, we decided to give it a shot to quell our sate. We chose the classics to compare them to our favourites. The Chicken Tikka Masala ($19.99) , boneless chicken tikka cooked in masala gravy with capsicums and onions, was sublime, a thick umami gravy and nice, tender chunks of chicken. Being a goat fan, next up was Goat Korma ($21.99) with bones attached (which I love) cooked in cashew nut and onion gravy with cream. Again, the gravy was rich and delicious, the goat tender and gamy. We paired the two dishes with yellow rice ($4.49) and were, indeed, pleasantly sated. Our only comment was the gravy, in both dishes, was a bit on the sweet side, yet it didn't taste sugary so not sure what they're adding to the mix. We ordered takeout but there are a few tables inside if that's your preference and the place is fully licensed too with beer, wine and spirits. We'll be back to try the other Indian flavours on the menu. Enjoy!

Previously ate here but wasn't impressed so moved on to Kohinoor Indian at Palm Beach. On Monday…read morenight our usual was closed so gave Kahani a second chance. Shared 3 mains and all were very very average, happy with Naans and pappadums though. Overall very disappointed, definitely won't be back and won't stray from our usual again!