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.

C and I went to Saleem Indian Restaurant to catch up with some old friends over a curry. From the…read moreoutside it is just another shopfront only the neon sign in the window is an indication. Inside the atmosphere has been transformed into an attractive Indian décor. We had selected Saleem because it is an inexpensive Indian restaurant with good and a comfortable atmosphere; C and I have been there many times before. My English friend were pleased to find his favorite dishes on the menu of north Indian cuisine. The restaurant is BYO - C and I had bought a bottle of red, our friends had another bottle; conclusion a very good time was had by all. The service is friendly and efficient. Complimentary poppadoms were served with the meal. The curries are presented in bowels with tea-lights under them. Everyone had plenty to eat with the three curries that we ordered between the four of us. The curries are not spicy hot - Saleem Indian does cater a bit too much to the suburban Australian palette. It also does a good takeaway service that C and I have enjoyed when we were too busy too cook for ourselves.

This is no frills Indian, it's generally delicious and they deliver to your house in the area for…read morefree! The portion sizes are pretty massive and the staff are always friendly and sometimes make gags about me ordering the butter chicken all the time. The Saag wala is radical, as is the lamb bhuna.

For ages there has been this pamphlet stuck to my fridge advertising this place, which was just…read morearound the corner from where I used to live, and for ages I would look at it and say 'gee, I like Indian food, I must go and check it out sometime'. Well, that sometime came about when I had caught a spot of the flu, so I looked at it and asked myself 'I wonder if a vindaloo is a good remedy for a cold' so I decided to test that theory out, rugged up in some really warm clothing, and went around to corner and ordered my vindaloo. Anyway, despite them telling me that it would be fifteen minutes I opened my book, read about a page, and then a voice said, 'you're vindaloo sir'. Gee, and it was really, really good Vindaloo. As it turns out, it's probably doesn't do all that much for a could, but then it's still vindaloo so I really can't complain, and pretty good vindaloo at that. Unfortunately they didn't have goat on the menu, but then you can't have everything.

This is my favorite restaurant in Coburg and I have been here often because it is an easy walk from…read morehome. I have explored their extensive menu of traditional Indian, Malaysian and Sri Lankan dishes trying everything from the usual curries to their venison biryani and haleem, a mutton dish that is part of ancient cuisine of Hyderabad. Nila's specialty is roti, dosai and other types of Indian pancakes that are cooked at the front of the restaurant adding to charm and authenticity of the dinning experience. Their ghee dosai is spectacular creation with a very large thin rice pancake formed into a cone on which a second pancake is impaled like the brim of a hat. My favorite is their Murthaba Ayam, a stuffed roti filled with chicken, onion, tomato, chili, fresh egg and spices. Nila offers great food at affordable prices making it a favorite for students and families. The atmosphere is relaxed and informal and the décor basic with Bollywood music videos playing on two televisions, except during the cricket season when there is cricket, of course, and during Ramadan when they are switched off. The restaurant is halal and during Ramadan has an all you can eat buffet. Upstairs there is a function room for catered parties. All the food is halal and there is an extensive vegetarian selection.

"go on, treat yourself to the goat" is a fairly common saying among my housemates. The goat masala…read morehere is off the hook good. In fact everything's awesome here from the awesome range of cheap curries, dosai to the roti that's made out the front of the restaurant while you watch. The staff here are ridiculously friendly! To the point where I think the guy who owns it was trying to get us to go to the northern territory with him, in a friendly way, not the creepy way! This place has a great tacky charm, and in my mind is the best Indian/Malaysian in the area by a long shot. It's well worth braving the stupid Sydney rd traffic to try this place out.

At first glance this restaurant at one end of the Ivanhoe shopping precinct appears to be like any…read moreother Indian restaurant. Similar décor. Service. Music. However, where it differs is the standard of food. The food is delicious, authentic and well priced, which is why Cafe Saffron is so popular. Cafe Saffron offered a range of banquets which are great value if you arrive starved or if you want a range of dishes! Visit Cafe Saffron with a large group so you can order many dishes and have a little (or a lot) of each. If this isn't an option pretty much any dish will sate your hunger and have you licking your lips. They offer a range of vegetarian options as well as chicken, lamb, beef and seafood dishes. I cannot single one dish out over the others as they are all well made and deserving of your attention. Overall, Cafe Saffron are a good value and consistent option. Drop by for the lunch specials or pick up take away. They also deliver locally. But don't forget my favourite, the garlic naan!

It's the fresh spices that make the difference. Cafe saffron has some of the best Indian food I've…read moreeaten. Everything is fresh and of good quality. The flavours reflect the fresh ingredients and always leave you wanting more. Both eat in and take away are available. It's a real surprise packet as the food is just that good, it should be in the CBD charging more. But we'll happily keep it here as our local.

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.

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.

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.

Slow as hell take away... 30mins + wait for a in house butter chicken with 4 other diners in…read morestore... can only imagine they're still chasing the chicken back there

Got takeout from here and was somewhat disappointed- took an hour and 15 minutes to arrive, the…read morefood was alright in taste but the entree had gone cold, the veggie vindaloo was very oily, and the roti and naan were both cold and super soggy. Not returning.