Annakut Thali

It is good and cheap. The menu has so many items to choose from.The place is neat and tidy. The interiors are very attractive and colorful .The ambiance is good. There is no parking fee for cars and other vehicles.Many options like unlimited food and unlimited drinks .The best part of this restaurant is salads and twenty different kinds of the dessert are available there. The staff were friendly as well as they provide quick service.Even it is a best place to celebrate birthday parties.

Since I have come back from India I was looking for a place where I could get genuine Gujarati food: the search is over! Went there with friends a couple of days ago and we all loved it. The starters were delicious and the mains were very sumptuous. They pride themselves of their traditional cooking, so expect to get some real flavor (and spice!).

Poor service, unhygienic conditions. The server kept touching the the thali with service spoon & back in the the serving bowl. How can you serve it again to other person. Food was under cooked, had bad smell on one of the veg (perhaps leftover from last night.. maybe). On speaking to manager, he was rude & wanted to argue on food. If you really want to enjoy authentic Indian/Gujarati food then avoid this place. Would have given -1 starts if allowed.

One of the best Indian meals I have had in Melbourne. The ambiance is nice and is clean. Service was great, though only a few tables were occupied when I got there. Food was very tasty and reasonably authentic. There were a couple of items I would have changed in the thali, (like the tamatar sev). The rotis, rotlas and tehpla were all very good and so was the khadi khichdi. One of the dessert had no Gujarati connection but was still pretty good. Even my kids, who don't really dig Indian vegetarian food, enjoyed the food. Well worth the 45 minute drive I made to get here. I hope they keep their quality as it grows in popularity. Good luck!!

I thought the thaali was rather limited in options. I have been to other popular thaali places in Dubai and definitely double the variety offering. The food was average but we had no idea what we were eating- either they could share the menu beforehand of what we could expect to be served or mention while serving. Prefer to get a menu card so we can track if we are being served everything. Taste was average. Service was average. $22 for vegetarian food is too expensive!

Everything from the food and service was below average. The staff which comprised of young college kids was not well trained to serve the food. The items in the thali were served quite ad hoc, there was no thought given to serving roti with sabji or dal with rice. The place was dirty, chairs had stains and the floor was greasy too. The owner did not apologize for the poor experience that we had even though we explained our meal experience.

Visited this place last week and had a very bad experience with their service. After speaking to the owner I had thought not to give a bad review but their rude and false response to my friend Diksha's review made me feel they are not at all serious about their customer service.We did visit you with 4 kids 7,6, 5 and 4 year old.We happily paid for the 7 year old and got a take away from outside for the 6 year old with your permission.As per your policy you said 5 and 4 year olds eat free and while serving, rotis were refused inspite of it being an unlimited thali.Even the adults who had paid for their thali were not being served enough currys , sweet or rice and that too it was taking a long time to serve.Moreover, the attitude of the guy who was serving was quite rude. Your food is tasty but if you can't offer a good service and humble communication you won't have customer's returning to your place.