Delhi Delight

We ordered here June long weekend and was absolutely the worst Indian we have ever eaten. Watered down butter chicken with zero flavour it didn't even have the look of buttered chicken as it was swimming in red water instead of a thick sauce. The cheesy garlic naan was tough with almost no cheese and no garlic, the lamb rogan josh was chewy and sinewy with minimal flavour. We bought 4 butter chickens 1 Rogan Josh and 8 cheesy garlic naans at a cost of $135. It wasn't even worth the $5 left over containers you get at the end of the day in an extremely bad food court. In all honesty we should have just bought the Aldi Butter chicken with microwave naan as it is way more tasty and would've saved us around $80. Completely dissatisfied and disappointed, do not recommend and is not even worth 1 star.

Really nice flavour on the lamb rogan josh , the rice was perfect along with the nann bread . Butter chicken needs bit more flavour . Enrich the tomatoe base and it will be spot on just tasted bland with too much cream . Chicken also needs to be more tender . Iam not critisising we still enjoyed a lovely meal but a few tweaks and it will be a great meal rather than a good one .

Shame ...Sweet Couple running a new business....We haven't had Indian for a long time and are passing through.. Also have Grandson whom I must say Loved his first experience of Restaurant Indian food ! Shame is the food was just bland and sweet and mono coloured and that's why my 10yr old GS liked it. My husband and I managed to encourage him to try the burnt dry steaming turd looking objects with the runny green sauce ....there was a faint resemblance to Shesh Kebab as an entree ...main meal continued to disappoint.. so much so that one look told the story ..SHAME ...there is nothing...Oh maybe the Naan Bread rated a 6 ...Everything else rated a 2 because it arrived in good time and was served with a smile ... $63.00 it was NOT worth $10.00

Ordered prawn masala for $18.5 and got cammed shrimp with onion, the lamb vindaloo water 8 mini chewy pieces of lamb floating in a flourless pool of fluro red water, doughy nann bread with no flour at all and only just bearable to eat if combined with masala and this was only possible due to shear starvation.