Impressed with the food here. I've been here twice and likes the food both times…read more The thali is a large plate with multiple food items on it. Superb deal of getting 7 food dishes for less than $20!!! The chicken biryani is tasty as is the salty buttermilk and mango lassi. The food is tasty and they are happy to modify the order item. The parking is off street. Lots of seating available. There is an old Ambassador car parked in the front of the restaurant (classic relic from India).

Such a fan of this place. Good authentic South Indian food made in desi ghee. Portion size was good…read moreand the food is served fresh and hot. Parantha and chettinad chicken combination is so good. Must try desi ghee dosa

Food is not bad, starters are well seasoned and food always comes to your table piping hot!…read more However they loose points due to the atmosphere: they need to do more to make the restaurant feel less bleak and dingy.... it was so dark inside I could hardly see my food. Seats are quite uncomfortable and the T.V playing songs on repeat is plain annoying, some background music would work to create a better ambiance. I would not come back to dine in but would consider take away.

Wonderfully friendly and authentic Indian food. We dined in…read morelast night and I enjoyed a Lamb Korma, Butter Chicken and Goat curry, with Samosa chat, Aloo Paranthropus and Naan. All the curries were wonderful, the sauces delicious and the meat tender. We thoroughly enjoyed this authentic taste of India Prospect.

A great Indian, totally vegetarian restaurant tucked away off main north road, prospect…read more This was my first visit with my daughter for a belated Father's Day dinner. The menu is quite extensive, very reasonably priced and the actual dishes were fresh and full of mouthwatering spicy flavour. I don't normally eat out as I can easily prepare my own restaurant quality meals, however when it comes to Indian cuisine, I wouldn't be able to come close to the the dishes we had at Virsa Delights. Going back soon, with partner and friends.

The menu is surprisingly small at this place. That's not to say it's a bad menu, quite the…read moreopposite. A large menu can be over ambitious anyway. I think they've done the right thing keeping it simple. I didn't have a starter, instead I just jumped right into some chicken korma, which I have to say was wonderful. One thing I found off putting was the lack of pappadams on the menu. What kind of Indian restaurant doesn't serve pappadams? I probably should have asked about it but had a naan bread instead. Their naan bread selection isn't the best I've ever seen, and I just stuck to a plain naan. It was quite nice though. The prices are pretty decent, and you get a decent size serve for your money. If you like Indian food then you will be well catered for here.

Has not been open last few days 3/13, will check it out....not good??.......eek forgot to post yet…read moreagain New Indian restaurant has opened bigger and looks a lot more modern......dying try it but will wait till they have their licence....applying

Perfect if you want a casual, no frills atmosphere to eat hearty Indian snacks. They do vada pav,…read morepav bahji, aloo tiki and chaats just to name a few! They also do a few mains like a trusty dhaal and saag paneer. You can have these with a side of bread (naan or bhatura or even puri). I especially like the channa and bhatura -you get two bhaturas with channa/choley (chickpeas curry) and it's very filling!! It's my go to place when I need the comfort of Indian street food fast.

This place is a favourite of my household. I feel confident to say that this place will satisfy…read moreeven the fussiest of connoisseurs, including those Indian desi (local) taste buds! It is completely vegetarian, but even meat eaters will not feel the taste is lacking. Chef Lalit has an exquisite touch and care when it comes to his kitchen creations, and his love and passion for food is apparent. In fact the website claims that they make "Dishes that make you smile when you see them and taste them... feels like coming home to India." Recommendations? Try the chefs special "Burani Baigan" - a taste explosion of fried eggplant topped with yoghurt, chutneys/sauces, and sev (fine savoury dry noodles), or the "veg manchurian" - vegetable dumplings in gravy (my partners personal favourite). Need a nice digestive? Try the chaas drink (salty watered down yoghurty drink with spices). A very enjoyable food experience

On Friday night my work colleges and I had a wonderful dinner at Chennai Palace. The ten of us were…read moreseated in some cosy booth seating next to their impressive function room. Our group had a collection of tastes to cater to and they delivered. Vegan, vegetarian and omnivores alike all left completely satiated. We had mixed entree to start with, which was comprised of their chicken tikka from the tandoori, the best samosas the group had ever tried and pakoras with paneer and mixed veg in their cumin spiked batter. Main comprised of naans, rice, a vegan eggplant dish which was the tables favourite, vegan dhal, saag paneer, butter chicken, a South Indian prawn curry and tender goat curry served on the bone. Everything was perfectly spiced and the heat of all dishes, meant that everyone enjoyed their meal and no one struggled through a wall of chilli. We finished our meal with the Gulab Jaman which was just the right size after such a large meal. The prices on the menu are all very reasonable and they BYO too. Be sure to crack open a Kingfisher Beer and have the best Indian Food outside of India.

Walked in and got seated right away! Friendly service. Great food!…read moreWatch the Vindaloo... When they say hot, they mean HOT... Apart from that, I'm full of praise. Delivery is available, which is great. I am presuming (being new to Adelaide myself) that they haven't been there long as they weren't listed in Yelp. Decor is comfortable and tables are far apart enough to make it a pleasant place to chat.

All I have to say is that I absolutely love this place. Despite the fact that it is what I call a…read more'Railway Pub' (namely a pub that is really close to a railway station that you can jump off the train on the way home from work, grab a beer, and then jump back on the next train) I never went here all that often, despite living on the railway line that went past it. However, as I have suggested, this is an awesome pub, if only because of the Colonial India theme that literally permeates the place. It is more of a restaurant than a pub, though it does have a front bar. One of the great things about this pub though is that there are lots of little rooms which you can book for your dinner party, meaning that you can dine in private. Certainly a place to check out, especially if you are looking for a place to have a dinner party (I've done it and it was great).

I haven't been here for years.. Now I'm kicking myself…read more What got me there? Watching a new outdoor area being built, that had a sign out the front saying $7.00 Curries in Mondays* in the RajaBar. How could I NOT give that a go as it's just up the road from me. I am really glad I did. There are plenty of choices from the mildest Butter Chicken up to a 'Fire in a Bowl' Fish Vindaloo (well, they were the options tonight) Although the pricing is bargain basement, the flavours and serving size is anything but. All are served with Rice, Raita and Naan (Garlic or plain). *One stipulation is that a drink must be purchased per meal. Of course there are other options from full A La Carte (with plenty of curries) and even Brazilian Churrasco spit in the Backyard Beer Garden Available Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public holidays. 12 noon - 10pm

Goat Bone Curry. The…read moregoat part was delicious. Unfortunately the bone part outnumbered the goat part. Recommend if you're a fan of goat bones.

I've been here a couple of time and for sure will going back. I love pretty much all the foods on…read morethe menu! I've never been to India but saw many Indian people dinning there - I guess that is authentic. It's a big place with many seats, looks like they also host parties for all kinds of occasion. The service is also great and attentive, not to mention everyone who works there every friendly and helpful. My family will be in town in March; I am already planning my trip there again.

Ordered two curries, two rice and a cheese naan from here. Prices were reasonable for all and food…read morewas prepared quite fast. Was by no means our local Indian place but we decided to make the drive out to give it a go anyway. Firstly, let's start with the cheese naan. Not amazing. One of the smaller sized naans we've had in Adelaide and not a lot of cheese at all. One half had basically no cheese in it whatsoever! Better off going with the normal naan for the dollar less, since it doesn't really live up to being called a cheese naan. My partner had the butter chicken and said it wasn't bad. There were lots of bits of chicken in it, but it didn't seem to have a lot of flavour in it like other places have. I had the palak paneer (after being told by the man on the phone that it was nice)... But I regret my decision. Didn't have much flavour in it and all I could taste was the spiciness (not flavour spices, just hot spiciness). Very very bland. Could barely smell it when I opened the container. Definitely would not order this again and I honestly can't say I enjoyed it at all. Left most of it in the container. Only plus was that it had lots of pieces of paneer in it. Both meals were quite spicy, but this was our fault as we forgot to request them mild. Not terrible, but we might stick to our local Indian from now on, sorry! Rating of 3 only because my partner said his food was ok, otherwise I'd be rating it lower.

I adore this place .... one of the reasons I wouldn't move from NE Adelaide! You walk in, and…read moreimmediately you want to start buying produce and pasta-making equipment (all the while knowing I'll likely never make my own LOL). The coffee is great, the pastries are divine and they have pizza I will only eat from here!

I grew up in this area, and have driven past Mercato on my way to friends' houses but had never…read morestopped in until last week. A few Italian people I know say it's a bit overpriced compared to the western suburbs, and I can see that it may be for some items, but I think they are not too bad. The layout of the store is typical Italian grocer, with as many items as they can fit and everything grouped logically, which I like. They have flour sections with descriptions of what the particular flours are best for (e.g. pizza/bread/pasta). They have a great range of cheeses and cold meats, fresh pasta, coffee, Italian wines and spirits, biscuits, cakes, sweets, antipasto and canned and jarred tomatoes, passatta and marinated everything. They also sell wholesale to caterers and event organisers and have delivery and a catalogue that can be requested from their website, where they also have recipes and events notices, such as wine tastings. On one end of the store there is also a bakery/pizza bar with barista coffee, authentic Italian pizzas and panini and freshly baked bread and pastries at a good price. It's worth checking out just for the bread. I bought a great large sourdough for about $5. Bellissimo.