Egg Zone

The food here is great. I think it's a great concept; all about the eggs! They have so many different dishes. Who knew that the egg was such a versatile source of nutrition. I had the Kashmir Half Fry. It was great. Heaps of flavour. It was spicy, but not overpowering. The naan was really good too. Light and fluffy. It was a little too oily for my taste, but that didn't bother me too much. The staff were very keen to explain the menu to us. Possibly a little too keen. The decor isn't high class, but neither are the prices. You can have a good meal here for under $35 for two people. I'd like to go back and try some of the other dishes.

Was a pleasant experience with a good quality of food. Reminds me of my days in Gujarat and my college days when we used to eat these egg dishes. Not everyone likes that taste but for me it was a 10/10. Especially after a drink night, this would be lovely. Most of the ingredients used were fresh and what I loved the most was the use of fresh chives. More focus needs on ambience and customer service. If these two things are being focused on then this place would rock.

Terrible. Walked in to a near empty restaurant and were surprised 2 people ahead of us were denied a table. We had booked 15 mins ahead. Sat down and waited forever before signalling to waitress for service. Ordered chicken tikka told none left. Ordered lamb korma told no lamb left. Probably explains why they were turning people away. Asked for an ice bucket for wine no ice buckets. Butter chicken tasted like chicken in tomato paste.

Never buy pan from this shop, the guy looked either drunk or high on drugs who had do not even know how to roll a paan properly. Attitude was unprofessional, quality was disgusting and price overcharged ( 45 dollars for 8 paan and a small can of soda). my family members literally puked after having tobacco/sweet paans. aa thu!

The overall experience was great. I have been to many Indian restaurants in and around Harris Park and I found Indian Zaika to be rally Authentic. I really loved the flavours of all different dishes. I would really recommend this place . Toofani paneer was amongst the favourite along with aloo tikki, which reminds of childhood days back on Punjab. Do try it.

I wanted to get takeaway so ordered samosa and momo here. The place across them looked super busy and these guys were quite so thought give them a chance. It literally took 20-25 minutes to get this small order. They really need to get their customer service game up. Two really sulky girls were trampling around in what appeared to be night suits and slippers. Won't be returning - food wasn't bad BTW if you are more patient than me.