Top Restaurants in Kalamunda
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Best Indian food near Kalamunda, Western Australia, Australia
Reviews on Indian food in Kalamunda, Western Australia, Australia including 2 Fat Indians Westfield Carousel, Queen of Sauce Providore, Tusta Indian Restaurant, 2 Fat Indians Westfield Carousel, 2 Fat Indians Westfield Carousel, Mountain Nepalese Restaurant and Cafe
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6. Mountain Nepalese Restaurant and Cafe
Reviewed By KerryC735
Have eaten here twice now with Groupon vouchers & loved it. Prices on the menu looked about average. The food was nice & fresh & hot. The Momo dumplings are delicious dipped in the spicy sauce they came with, as was a paneer dish we tried, Mushroom mutter, Chicken Saag & Lamb curry were all yummy. Garlic naan bread & saffron rice were just right. Deserts were tasty also. Great service. Surprised it wasn't busier. We will return & recommend.
5. 2 Fat Indians Westfield Carousel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
2 Fat Indians Carousel is here to take you on an enthralling culinary odyssey through some mesmerizing recipes of the Indian sub-continent, complimented with gracious hospitality and exquisite service
Reviewed By Troydan7
Went here after a movie. Was very busy but the staff were excellent and found us a table.We enjoy spicy food so we ordered the Laal Maas and were sternly warned it was hot. Yes it was pretty spicy but i was disappointed the lamb was very tough and not braised enough. Good flavour though.However the Palak Paneer was excellent and the samosas some of the best i have tasted.So will certainly be back.
4. 2 Fat Indians Westfield Carousel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
2 Fat Indians Carousel is here to take you on an enthralling culinary odyssey through some mesmerizing recipes of the Indian sub-continent, complimented with gracious hospitality and exquisite service
Reviewed By Troydan7
Went here after a movie. Was very busy but the staff were excellent and found us a table.We enjoy spicy food so we ordered the Laal Maas and were sternly warned it was hot. Yes it was pretty spicy but i was disappointed the lamb was very tough and not braised enough. Good flavour though.However the Palak Paneer was excellent and the samosas some of the best i have tasted.So will certainly be back.
3. Tusta Indian Restaurant
It's fusion of indian and western full dine-in and takeaway home delivery available as well all sort of indian curries, coffee and cakes, pies, fish and chips, sandwiches and burgers
Reviewed By ingarr2016
Had an impromptu family get together, and decided we all felt like an easy meal, so we ordered curry from the cafe. Three or four curries made from a family who come from three different provinces. We brought it home and added our own touch to the food. The meal was delicious and very tasty. Will definitely be back to order more takeaway.
2. Queen of Sauce Providore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Western Australias finest gourmet Providore Cafe enjoyed within Perth Hills of Kalamunda - Home to multi award winning saucier Seanne. We specialise in Curries dine in or takeaway. Jams - Spices - relishes - chutneys - sauces - hot sauces - Australias #1
Reviewed By Stormy555
Coffee was very goodMainly an indian food place, not cakes or biscuits available to go with the coffee.Service from a young lad was very friendly.if you go on a Sunday the markets are on so you can get a cake from one of the vendors to have with your coffee.Hello :) Thank you for your review.We do have amazing coffee so thank you :) We do gf muffins on the weekends though depending on how busy it is we can sell out very quickly... especially if a senior likes one they will buy on the spot the whole lot.. we will try to cook more on our busy Naan Breaky bowl Sunday morning. Breaky Bowl & coffee for $10 âï¸See you again soon.
1. 2 Fat Indians Westfield Carousel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
2 Fat Indians Carousel is here to take you on an enthralling culinary odyssey through some mesmerizing recipes of the Indian sub-continent, complimented with gracious hospitality and exquisite service
Reviewed By Troydan7
Went here after a movie. Was very busy but the staff were excellent and found us a table.We enjoy spicy food so we ordered the Laal Maas and were sternly warned it was hot. Yes it was pretty spicy but i was disappointed the lamb was very tough and not braised enough. Good flavour though.However the Palak Paneer was excellent and the samosas some of the best i have tasted.So will certainly be back.
