Just like Michelle, I am very particular in dining at Indian restaurants, mainly because I am a…read moregood Indian cook ( ahem!) and I know my Indian food. It didn't lend a burst of flavours as I expected it to be. The goat dish was fairly alright although I think it needed an overnight marination in yoghurt! If you forgot take the meat out from the freezer or want a fast takeaway, come here then. Otherwise, I'm taking orders for my next Indian delivery service :p

Had the feast from here and there was so much food and wine for the $25/head price. Curries were…read moretasty, even though the feast had a preset menu and the dessert was very sweet. Sides of pappadums and samosa were quite nice too. A lot of chickpeas and spices, but I am into that kind of food so this was a nice meal. Although I know a few people who have had an average experience here, i guess I was lucky to be able to get quite a nice one here.

Food is not bad, starters are well seasoned and food always comes to your table piping hot!…read more However they loose points due to the atmosphere: they need to do more to make the restaurant feel less bleak and dingy.... it was so dark inside I could hardly see my food. Seats are quite uncomfortable and the T.V playing songs on repeat is plain annoying, some background music would work to create a better ambiance. I would not come back to dine in but would consider take away.

Wonderfully friendly and authentic Indian food. We dined in…read morelast night and I enjoyed a Lamb Korma, Butter Chicken and Goat curry, with Samosa chat, Aloo Paranthropus and Naan. All the curries were wonderful, the sauces delicious and the meat tender. We thoroughly enjoyed this authentic taste of India Prospect.

I haven't eaten here in years and as a Mothers day treat my son bought me dinner. I have to say it…read moreis the best Indian meal I have had in years. The Chicken Madras was excellent and the entree serve of Samosas were very tasty. My son loved it too. I will be eating there again for sure, highly recommend it.

I love Ruby Raja!!…read more Sometimes when you love something a lot, thats all you want to say. But located just at the base of the Adelaide Hills on Perseverance Road, Tea Tree Gully in a beautiful old stone house, Ruby Raja is one of the best Indian places in Adelaide. Period. The most popular dish and my favourite is the Thali Curry plate - a mix of butter chicken, Beef Korma, Ruby Prawns, Chicken Tikka, Rice & Naan bread for $23.50 - you get to taste the best of everything, with the sides and they always let you change what dishes you want as part of the plate. So so tasty, so so delicious! I also think you should try the Mango Lasse, it is creamy and spice quenching - but I'm not your mum, whatever. Its cold outside, what about a jumper? They do dine in and take away and the interior is incredibly atmospheric and beautiful. They are very aware of Gluten Free requirements and staff will do everything to accommodate your requests and requirements and they're always on top of drink refills. This place is always busy - and for good reason! Great for groups, catchups and romantic dinners. Also great for a lazy take away if you live close enough! Do it, I say.

It had been a while since we'd had Indian and so we harnessed the power of the internet to order a…read moremeal from Indian Brasserie. The website was well-designed and physically easy to select from. Mentally, it was much more difficult to choose between the delicious array of dishes on offer but we eventually settled on beef korma, kadai chicken, steamed rice and a plain naan which came to less than $30 with the EatNow discount. Bargain! The meal was ready to go when I arrived at the appointed time for pick-up. The restaurant looks warm and inviting and the service was friendly and efficient. I hauled the goods home where I distributed the generous serves onto each plate and made short work of demolishing them. The meats used were of good quality and the sauces delicious - so much so, my husband was scooping out the empty containers with bread to get every last bit. We ordered both as mild spice and they were done perfectly so; not bland but just the right combination of spice to be really tasty without blowing your mouth out. They do an all-you-can-eat lunch banquet on Sundays for $20 per head and I think my husband would definitely take that as a challenge.

Good quality authentic Indian food. Service was friendly and competent, even though they were under…read morethe pump with a big function the night we were there. We were given a complimentary drink when we had to wait a few minutes for our table. The venue gets quite loud when full, but that's the way it is in a restaurant this size.

Turns out that "Boneless" chicken doesn't mean chicken breast. I personally thought the meat was…read moredisgusting, and didn''t eat any of it. The curry sauce was fine, rice was just okay, and we were served "naans" that weren't cooked in the Tandoor oven. Basically a very disappointing meal. We should have listened to the Yelp reviews, not the Google reviews. We won't be going back. The waitress did try to make it right by bringing a couple of naans, but we'd already stopped eating by then. Hence 2 stars instead of 1.

These guys puts the L in Quantity. The food is tasty, and most mains are just over ten bucks…read more If that's too much, than check out the specials board, and you'll be sure to stumble upon more savings. I was so impressed with the prices, that I have been known to go for 40 minute walks to pick up a curry. I keep telling my mates to jump on it before they put the prices up, but I've been saying that for over 2 years now. Jump on it!

There are so many restaurants on Melbourne St. and was hard to pick which one to go. The first…read moreplace I wanted to go in was closed unfortunately so I picked Monsoon. The workers are very attentive and on top of things. For dinner, rice is a seperate order. My husband and I shared one naan and rice order but wasn't enough. But the garlic naan was fresh and excellent. The meat cuts are huge but I really liked chicken. It was very tender. Beef was more like stew meat, so it was bit too dry for me. The standard for spiciness is definitely American standard or should I say Aussie so not to worry. If you want Indian spicy, you need to specify when you order. Overall, it was a really good dinner with excellent service. The price is bit high for a simple Indian dish but at least no extra charge for using American Express.

Being so close to my work, I have always *considered* Monsoon for dinner....and then promptly gone…read moreto an ol' Melbourne St regular instead. After trying Monsoon a fortnight ago I have been back 3 times and have been hugely impressed with the array of dishes I've tried at each visit. Their Thali's are well sized and tasty, and the Dosai's are a cheap and filling traditional option. A good selection of vego options for the carnivorously challenged, and they are flexible with gluten and dairy free needs too. Reasonably priced and very friendly, attentive service, I'd recommend a street table on a nice night to watch the foolish people stomp down to a different restaurant! They seem to be perpetually open, too, which is a bonus!

So difficult to choose how many stars! The food tonight deserved 5, the service between 1 and 2 and…read morethe atmosphere about 3. So since food is the main reason we go to restaurants, I'm giving it the higher weighting! We enjoyed lamb madras and goat curry, both of which were so succulent. The meat just fell apart it was so tender and both encased in a rich and flavoursome gravy. The meat dishes were accompanied by raita, Dun Aloo, a predominantly potato dish, some kulcha naan (potato, ricotta & spices) and some gorgeous pilaf rice that was cooked with peas, nuts and spices. All delicious. I found the raita to be slightly too runny, but a minor complaint. It was all really wonderful! Not so wonderful was the service. Although the waitress was sweet, she was also quite clueless! Nothing offensive, just inattentive and with a poor grasp of English. Not enough to spoil my evening as the food stood for itself and the company was ace!

When Little India first opened I was excited that we had a local Indian at last, but also somewhat…read moretrepidatious as I had not yet found somewhere that catered in consistently good quality Indian cuisine. I went to the opening night and was instantly disappointed at the lacklustre decor; plain wooden tables, large expanses of artless walls except for the odd token plastic elephant. But I was there for the food and not the decor as takeaway was always an option. The food was (and remains) a sheer delight! The menu is perfectly adequate, containing a wonderful mix of delights from every region of India. Particularly delicious are the huge and crispy onion bahjees, and the Malai Tikka melts in the mouth when combined with deliciously fluffy pilaf rice, complimented by a sweet raita. Since the opening, the proprietors have listened to the comments of a few on Facebook, and the decor is now vastly improved. In the summer months, sit outside by the North Haven Marina, sip from a glass of chilled wine from their adequate selection and watch the pelicans and even the occasional adventurous dolphin! Well worth a visit to beautiful North Haven to sample such reasonably priced cuisine.

Goat Bone Curry. The…read moregoat part was delicious. Unfortunately the bone part outnumbered the goat part. Recommend if you're a fan of goat bones.

I've been here a couple of time and for sure will going back. I love pretty much all the foods on…read morethe menu! I've never been to India but saw many Indian people dinning there - I guess that is authentic. It's a big place with many seats, looks like they also host parties for all kinds of occasion. The service is also great and attentive, not to mention everyone who works there every friendly and helpful. My family will be in town in March; I am already planning my trip there again.