I had dinner here last night with my wife really enjoyed the tasty authentic Indian food , the…read morecakes are delicious Thank you for the great service , very friendly staff . Will be back again soon , recommend to all my friends!!!!

I'm not too sure about Indian these days, especially some of these more traditional Indian…read morerestaurants. I guess I'm more used to the takeaway stands at the food courts that offer a selection of not quite Indian curries. Okay, this place does offer your typical not quite Indian curries, as well as a goat curry (which always goes down well we me), I was all that enamoured of this place. Maybe it was just a little pricey, or they didn't really understand their beers. It was okay, but not one of the best.

Visiting Cafe Saffron for a weekday lunch is an odd experience…read more For starters the restaurant is located in what looks like an industrial estate. The restaurant itself does little to dispel that image. It is pretty much a warehouse decked out in Indian decorator stylings. That being said it would be a fantastic location for parties, wedding or any celebration and i suspect functions are their specialty. As a lunch venue it didn't quite work. We were the only group in the large hall and when the number of staff outnumber the customers it is a little worrying. That said we spent the afternoon sampling the banquet which was as tasty and high quality as their sister restaurant in Ivanhoe. Fresh Indian poppadom's soaked up spicy curries and korma. The dishes were all well made and authentically presented. The service was attentive (as you would expect in a deserted restaurant) and friendly. I would definitely head to the Ivanhoe restaurant rather then this location due to the ambiance. Although I hope to get an invitation to a function at the South Morang location soon!

Note that the 4 stars here is for the food only…read more We've come to love and laugh at Cafe Spice's other 'quirks' but they might put off many others: The place is nothing to look at and void of any atmosphere (often empty), the kitchen where you pick up your take-away from doesn't look the cleanest (with hardly-enticing tubs of what I assume is pre-made gravies sitting around), and the main fella who runs this place is a bit of an odd-bod who thinks nothing of butting in on your meal at any time with weird non-sequiturs - ends of stories he didn't start telling you - like a senile grandparent, and grumbling a little under his breath as he stalks the room. BUT -- I don't care one bit about any of that, because the Beef Madras is so f***ing good. I don't even think it appears on the takeaway menu but they still make it when asked, and make it good. Great tender beef chunks and perfectly balance spices. My sig-other is crazy about her Butter Chicken and swears it's also up there with the best she's had. If a potentially quirky night dining in isn't your thing then perhaps stick to take-away, but we will put up with a lot more than just the above for our favourite dishes.

Best Indian in Melbourne. Service is unique and the owner Sanjeev is so friendly. He will sit down…read moreand have chat with you. The taste of food dances on your tongue. I travel from Westmeadows and only eat here. Kids are welcome and bookings can be made. You won't be disappointed .

Clay Wok, Epping is great. Curries, rice, and roti dishes are very delicious. Generous portions,…read morereasonable prices, pleasant staff. Ambient atmosphere. Value for money.

We have dined at Whittlesea clay wok in church street twice now as a group. it's a great local…read morerestaurant. The food is delicious and the service was attentive. i particularly enjoyed the cheese and garlic naan and Kashmiri rice. Our friend had a birthday dinner and we bought our own cake with us. After our meal staff brought out the cake and sang/played happy birthday over the speakers which was a nice touch.