Chilli India

Came here to visit upon one of my indian friend’s recommendation. It turned out surprisingly good! It’s definitely better (and cleaner) (with better service) than most of the Indian restaurants that you can find in the cbd. Between the four of us, we ordered biryani, chicken masala, dosa, chicken 65 and dry goat. They all tasted so good that I couldn’t choose my fav! All of the dishes were so perfectly spiced and seasoned. Meat were so tender. Dosa was both soft and crispy. Portion wasn’t huge so it’s recommended to order various dishes and share among each other. I would have to say personally, the chicken 65 and dry goat were a little bit too spicy for my liking but I still enjoyed the dishes regardless 😋 can’t wait to come back and try out other dishes!

This little restaurant in the Melbourne Central Station was a pleasant surprise. The spicy prawms that we ordered were really good ans k wouls definitely eat it again! It was a last minute find and it definitely did not disappoint. The price is reasonable and the food is delicious. Seating can be improved a little as tables are very close by to each other but I guess they're simply making the best of the available space.

Restaurant located inside melbourne central. Food is influenced by Hyderabadi flavours, serving size is big and a reasonable ambience. It can be cold when seating inside so rug up as the sliding door stays open. They offer different type of roti breads influenced from south of India. Worth a try if at Melbourne central.

Like fast food but not fast, and not as cheap as fast food should be. Butter chicken was not as creamy or as flavorful, almost watery. Order took a while to go out, second order of uthappam toon even longer (almost 20 mins). Uthappams were quite pricey for the taste and ingredients used. Had the mixed veg one and almost no vegetables.