Delhi Rocks

This is a great place for late night food. They have freshly made all you can eat rotti with a choice of 2 or 3 curries from the buffet (curries are not all you can eat). There is also some selection on the menu you can order like briyani. This place is not fancy but they make up for it in there quick service.

Probably my favourite Indian meal in Melbourne, authentic atmosphere with a good mix of Veggie and non-veggie options. Far better service than other similar venues and $12 for unlimited roti thali meal is just right in my opinion. I work long shifts five days a week and having this as a weekly treat gives me something varied to look forward to, especially when the last thing I want to do is cook. Don't forget to grab some free tea with your meal!

Good value for money with the thali and all you can eat roti bread. My partner who has more a tougue for spice enjoyed his meal however i felt the food was too spicy, even the butter chicken. Certainly had tastier elsewhere. I wasn't very hungry and would have wanted to share a meal with my partner but apparently you have to order a meal each, the guy also rushed us to pay when we went to place our meal on a table. Suspect it may be due to walk outs but that's not the right ways to treat all your customers. Good if you like spicy food, good value and don't care for service. Personally I wouldn't return.

A gem in the heart of Melbourne. It’s not fancy, it can get very busy and messy during peak nights but it does provide a simple delicious and extremely affordable meal. Today I had the Thali meal for $12 which came with 3 nice and delicious curries coupled with unlimited hot steaming Rotis and chai tea. The vibe took me back to little India in Malaysia (sorry never been to India to comment) where we enjoyed some delicious curries and rotis. Recommended to try and come on quieter hours as it can get extremely busy.

the worst goat biryani i ever tried. Price was $18.50 and the quality, quantity and taste was worst you can expect with only 3 pieces of goat. usually biryani doesn’t cost more than $12-15 anywhere else and the quantity and quality is a way better than this. They should probably stick with the thali menu only as this is where they’re best and have been coming here from good 8 years.