This place has a really unique menu, not your typical Indian restaurant. The Sundhiya from the…read moreentrée was delicious, masala dosa was nice. The Goan fish curry and Patiala goat curry (spicy) from the mains were both delicious, and the Kari Kozhambu from the specials was also brilliant. The Hariyali chops were my favourites from the mains in terms of flavour, but the chops had a bit too much fat on them for my liking. Service is AMAZING. The staff are always on their feet and on the two occasions we visited, we were never left waiting to order or ask for additional drinks. They even gave us coffee after they had already cleaned the coffee machine and were getting ready to close up. I think some may feel that the food is a bit pricy, but I would have to disagree. While it is expensive compared to most other Indian restaurants, I believe the food is priced fairly (taking into account the quality of the food and service, and menu originality). We are far too accustomed to seeing Asian cuisines as being "cheap and quick". Abhi's is definitely worth the visit, you are guaranteed to find dishes you've never eaten before.

All the food here was incredible. Spicy, delicate, sophisticated... it was just a really special…read moremeal. I would book in for earlier than 8pm, because they CLOSE at 10... this is the suburbs, after all. DO NOT go passed the crab cakes or the butter chicken. It was the best butter chicken I ever had in my life. The service was just so-so... a bit strange. But... yes, will definitely be coming back.

Small little restaurant. Pickup only, Does not deliver…read moreunfortunately. but has the nicest Indian around the area. Great service too

A nice little hole in the wall just off the beaten track, it has a cosy but comfortable atmosphere,…read moreand you're always greeted by wondrous aromas. The food itself has its own unique flavour. Most dishes don't quite taste as you'd expect, with the chefs putting their own unique touches. While not bad per se, it's definitely noticeable and different. If you're after something specific it may not be to your liking. The garlic naan came out soggy. I'd expect that for take-away, but unforgivable for dine-in. Water for the table came with only one glass, I like both coke zero AND water with my meal so had to ask for another. No glass offered for the coke. I'm ok with that but it should at least be offered. Overall an ok experience. Don't avoid it by any means, but don't expect the world.

This place is a bit of a gem in Seven Hills. It is in the shopping centre food court along with all…read morethe usual offerings but seems a bit better than the rest. I had the one curry, rice and naan. The curry was from the bain marie but it was hot. I did notice that others were ordering other meals that had to be cooked while they waited or just buzzed off to do a bit of shopping. I liked what I had and will be back to check out the rest of the menu another time.

Amazing food. The best Indian food in the area, will definitely recommend to my family and friends…read moreeach and every time. They have all South Indian dishes and North Indian dishes. Love the Chana bhatura and the butter chicken also the prices are really good.

This small Indian restaurant has quite good food such as: butter chicken or beef vindaloo. Although…read morethere are some downsides. The restaurant is located in a odd spot, next to the Shell and some foods are spicy when they aren't supposed to such as the butter chicken (the butter chicken was still good). The restaurant itself was very weird such as a few ikea tables here and there, the door to the restaurant was extremely stiff and hard to open. The restaurant food was good but I would do this only as a takeaway meal. They offer free home delivery for orders over $40 and the destination has to be in a 5km radius. I give this a 5/10 rating and 3/5 star rating due to lack of tables and the stiff door.

I was craving curry something shocking on Wednesday night and couldn't find one near me! So…read moreThursday i trecked out to penrith for a late night ahop and some good food! This place has one of the best butter chickens i have ever had! I ordered 3 choices with rice and the nann bread. On my plate there was Lamb rogan josh, butter chicken and mango chicken for $10.90 and the serving was huge! I got through 75% of it. And was stuffed to the brim! The ladies there are absolutely beautiful, great service! I left with a content belly, and a hunkering for more the next time I'm out that way absolutely loved it!

Has gone downhill since I first reviewed the place 2+ years ago. Is just your standard food court…read moreindian food now. Quite plain and dull. If you have a hankering for Indian it's passable, but don't expect anything special.

Bang! That's a cool name for a restaurant - kind of appropriate for a Bangladeshi restaurant, just…read morethe first four letters of its national origin. Wonder if this way of naming a restaurant could apply to other types of cusine, I guess it could, but maybe not quite as good. Anyway, this place has been doing its thing in Surry Hills for a while now and we were surprised we've never heard of it, nor crossed its path until now. It is know for Bangladeshi street food. Strolling the streets of Surry Hills the restaurant is kinda unassuming, for a name like Bang, they could do with some signage that has some Bang, and some Neon could work. Once inside, you'd be hard pressed guessing this is a Bangladeshi street food restaurant, the place looks more like a fine dining restaurant, it was quite refined, with a suave modern feel. Much like their take on Bangladeshi street food, the menu items, although street food inspired, were refined. With technique and quality presentation. This place also had an exciting wine list that, with some excellent wine from Portugal that paired nicely with the food on offer. Can't say we have visited many restaurants serving Portugese wine. The food at Bang was extremely tasty, not too heavy and not too much spice, just enough to hit your taste buds with a flavoursome spice kick. Upon viewing the menu it was noticed that there was a starter of peanuts for $2 and that all proceeds donated to the Fred Hollow's Foundation. Great to see a restaurant giving back and we happily obliged. Upon further viewing of the menu, the honey roasted paneer instantly stood out as a dish to order and that instinct proving correct, as it was an excellent option. The soft shell crab was another top option with the spicy chilli achar providing that flavoursome bang along with some welcomed sweetness. There were many hits amongst the starters, the briyani arancini another quality option. The Tandoori Lamb cutlets are a must, they were perfectly cooked, the spice and herbs combining for some more bang and amazing flavour. We love a good Korma and the oven roasted, spiced duck was the pick of the mains. The meat perfectly prepared very enjoyable dipped in that rich sweetness of the korma. This was excellent dining experience with tasty food and equally tasty wine and good service. It was enjoyed in a nice setting with great company where_do_i_eat_pete and eatwithmyfoodsafari. Thanks to Pete, who is brand ambassador for Eat Club which allowed for a good discount on our meal, check it out!

I'm a little unsure how to rate this place It's something…read moredifferent,I'll give them that. We tried the kale bhaji,it's just batter. The honey glazed paneer,the smell of honey is evident but not much with the taste. The lamb cutlets,like the spices but it's a little burnt,the naan was a bit burnt too. The rice was soft and fluffy,I liked it. The goat curry,even the people sitting next to us had heard of how good it is. My missus liked it,she said the lamb was nice and tender. I wasn't that impressed,I felt like I've had these flavours before The coconut lassi,my missus didn't like it but the more I had,the more I liked it. It it's not for everyone Overall it's ok but I think my huge expectations of the goat curry didn't help

This place makes awesome butter chicken and beef madras. Very unassuming, which made it an even…read morebetter treasure to find.

What an amazing meal. Never disappoints with amazing service from staff and food that always…read moreexcites! We didn't book and only just managed to score seats outside but it's always popular so be warned you should make a reservation. As their wall of trophies shows it's definitely one of the top Indians in NSW and Australia.

This is one of the few places more than 5km from the city that consistently wins SMH foodie awards!…read moreAlthough that's reflected in the prices ($12 for a dosa is cheerful but not cheap), this place remains highly popular with local professionals for lunch. I love to drop by for a special treat dinner on occasion. Had the Masala Dosa last night - crispy perfection, with tasty but subtly flavored sumbhar and chutney. The southern Indian dosa are their speciality but they've hedged their bets with the menu and added northern Indian classics for the meat eaters. I hesitated over 3 or 4 stars, went lower because in the end while it's fantastic, it's not fancy.

One of the only South Indian restaurants in Liverpool! It's also the only all-vegetarian restaurant…read moreI've seen around, which makes it a hotspot for Indian families and practicing Hindus! And at very reasonable prices, too! For $15, you can get a fairly filling thali. A thali is a plate full of small portions of a variety of dishes, with bread or rice, as per your preference. If you're new to Indian food, particularly South Indian food, it's good to get a thali the first time, so you can sample a bunch of different things and figure out which you like best.