You know take away is good when you will drive through potentially the worst railway crossing and…read moreessentially 2 suburbs to get to this resturant for some tasty tasty takeway. But this is what I do with Tandoori Den. From a takeaway perspective - It's always ready really quickly, super fresh and totally delicious and there never seems to be any left. Go to dish: Chicken jal frazi and nann. NOM NOM NOM.

Some might disagree, but feels like there's a touch more all-round class to Tandoori Den than at…read moremany other suburban Indian restaurants. The tables are set well, the service is very professional - everything just feels nice. (Perhaps catering to the Camberwellian upper crust?) The food is of a similar standard - great flavours and above-par quality of meat. You'll have a great all-round meal and evening here every-time, and at reasonable prices. Highly recommend.

So this is the best indian being served in the west, By Far! Great service for one!! With…read moreeverything hand made or made fresh right there where you can see it! It was like food and entertainment. Big hearty, tasty somosas, and great options when it comes to mains. Obviously I can't go past butter chicken but their Tikka Masala was spot on too! We asked for it to be mild and when the waitress brought it out she let us know they'd re-make it if it was too hot! But it was perf!!! I did leave feeling like I was going to pop and even that didn't stop me getting some gulab jamun to go! Some meals are just not complete until you've had dessert! As far as suburban restaurants go, this what you'd expect and more! Obviously a local fave, the restaurant was full of families and constantly receiving telephone orders. And just to top everything off Mishra himself is there cooking up your delicious meal! Like a little yarraville celebrity chef! Thumbs up for Mishra's!!!

The food is good but not excellent. Prices are okay but the menu is out of date so when I ordered…read moreit cost more than expected. I asked them to bring an up to date menu and the prices were the same! Poor form. Maybe they just ripped me off. They said the food would be delivered within an hour. 1hr 20m and a chase up call later, the driver arrives. No complimentary pappadums or anything. Food not hot. So it cost more than it should have. Took longer than it was promised. And no expression of gratitude for my custom. The inner west is full of good Indian. Mishra's need to lift their game.

Food incredible. Best samosas and tandoori chicken. Decor, staff and BYO with cheap corkage is all…read morefantastic.

Hands down the best Indian food I have ever had in my GD life. We came on international women's day…read moreand we're given a free glass of champagne to celebrate, the tasting menu we ordered included two apps, three curries, rice, yogurt sauce and a side of Nan each. The meal was ended with a refreshing homemade icecream pop Each and every component was delicious and uniquely flavorful. The service was some of the best I've ever had , such kind and caring staff. I would come back to Melbourne solely to eat here

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.

Orright, so here's the thing. I married into a large, Anglo-Indian family. With this in mind I'm…read moregoing to make an important claim: I know Indian food. I eat homemade, created-from-scratch cuisine of the Indian variety at least twice a week. Christmas, Easter, Birthdays and other family functions consist of enormous, sumptuous buffets of the stuff carefully crafted from recipes passed down through generations. Now, my husband's family is from Southern India and for those who lack the necessary exposure, there's a world of difference between Northern and Southern Indian food. The Indian Palette claims to do both. I use the word "claim" because I'm not so sure they do either very well. We've eaten here twice (being an easy walk from home we wanted it to be good) and what I can tell you from these experiences is this: - Service is extremely casual. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, it's just very laid back. Expect to have to ask for things more than once. - "Mild" means "the mildest form of spicy that we do" - it's not an absolute term. I love spicy food, but some Indian dishes just aren't supposed to be. For example, mint yoghurt should be quite thick, cool and infused with fresh mint, not watery and spicy. - The buffet offers great value when it's available, however the great price point ($9.90 a head) is justified by plastic plates, plastic cutlery, extremely limited menu (4 dishes incl. rice) and even more passive service. We won't be back in a rush, but I wouldn't go out of my way to prevent someone else from trying it either.

Excellent food and excellent service. My husband and I love Indian food and have visited this…read morerestaurant twice. Both times excellent.

Quality Indian, local and affordable. Been coming here for 20 years and found it as good as any…read moreother Indian place in Melbourne. Butter chicken is a highlight, but very hard to mess up everywhere. BYO available. Service is geriatric. I usually get takeaway and am very happy. Servings are a little small.

Kitchen is open till 11:30pm which is a huge positive, Lazzat Kadah actually means house of taste…read moreand has been open for 12 years. As this is was my first visit, I was very surprised to see a beautiful royal purple decor inside. It seems they recently went under a refurb. If you tell the waiter you are Indian he makes a particular note to cook the food appropriately. In our case, the food was to be cooked Desi Style. 'Desi' is slang term for Indians abroad, which I am not but I didn't mind. We ordered Plain Naan, Chicken Kadai (Spicy), Prawn Green Masalla & Lamb Sindhi Biriyani. All dishes were pleasing to the eye, but also great tasting for the price you pay. Lazzat Kadah is a great place to stop off for a late night feed, it's also right next to a Shisha cafe so is a good stop for a great night out.

Went for some indian vegetarian food to this place. Starting with entrees.. We ordered aloo tikki…read more. It wasnt aloo tikki at all infact was a fried cutlet.. Coming feom india.. This was a big disappointment. Then for main course we ordered malai kofta and dal makhani and garlic naan. The curries were ok.. I mean I can cook better but naan were good. Overall the place was ok and dint meet my expectations atleast for vegetarian food.. Though being a weekday the service was very quick and we dint have to wait at all. The interiors can be more vleaner. (Maybe will go next time only to try their non-veg dishes otherwuse not)

Absolutely fantastic Indian Food every time! Thick sauces & not the watered down runny mess you get…read moreat most other Indian places. Delivery is usually prompt, has many indian functions too so you know the locals can't be wrong! :)