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An epicurean’s glee located in the heart of Camberwell, Melbourne, Camberwell Curry House is counted among finest fine dining restaurants in Melbourne. A visit to this Indian Nepalese restaurant will take you to culinary adventure across The Subcontinent. The ambience is the closest you can get to the famous food, art, culture and the classical music of India in Melbourne.
The considerate attendants will help you select from the à la carte menu. You might try Pani Puri or Papdi Chaat, a lighter version of the classic street food. Thick, buttery tandoor-grilled Paneer Tikka or Chicken are perfectly complemented by Green Salad and Chutney. Order a side of well-cooked plain, Garlic or Kashmiri naan to scoop up the flavourful sauce of the tender chicken tikka masala.
Virtuoso chef Ram Sapkota supervises the regional bill of fare, which includes a vigorous selection of seafood, non-vegetarian and vegetarian dishes. Camberwell Curry House is a vivacious, classy Indian and Nepalese fine dining in Camberwell; it’s a place for gatherings, and festivities, a place for business and pleasure.
These and many more delights wait you at our fine dining restaurant in Melbourne.
Located in Port Melbourne on Station pier iconic Waterfront restaurant at level 1 Spice Lounge is surrounded by exquisite water views.
Spice lounge uses over 30 native and global spices to create signature mouthwatering dishes .
With a handpicked selection of Melbourne's finest Chef's in our kitchen, 49 Spices knows how to please each & every tastebud with our amazing selection of dishes.
Our chefs have the secret that make you want to guess that secret spice & will have you coming back time & time again.
A spectacular venue for lunch, dinner, functions and events. We have many function menu options to select from. Call us to discuss your unique needs so we can ensure your event is memorable.
With four cuisines (Chinese, Malaysian, South and North Indian), Palms is the best Asian Restaurant in Melbourne. Food is cooked fresh to order and we cater for families, private events or a quick casual meal. Come try us for lunch and dinner, seven days a week.
The taste at Nirankar extends well beyond the food. Sophistication, spaciousness and friendly, attentive service are the order of the day. We have an excellent wine list and a metropolitan feel.
At Nirankar, we strive to always use the freshest produce, and give the best value for money. We pride ourselves on our vast array of dishes, combining various herbs & spices which create tastes and aromas that are diverse and unusual, from fiery hot to delicately sublime.
Come and savour the difference and may Nirankar (Eternal Bliss) always be with you.
At the Indian Star, we take pleasure in providing fine service so that you may be more intimate with our dishes and the delights of Indian cooking. Our aim is to convey the passion as well as the history that lies behind each dish from India. We do this in a way which gives you perspective on our quest for perfect ingredients, technique, and a deep-seated desire to continue to share some of the history and nuances of Indian cuisine.
Curry Vault Indian Restaurant & Bar is Melbourne’s finest Indian dining experience. We’re situated off Collins Street in the picturesque Bank Place in the CBD.
We are based in the serene environs of Patterson Lakes in Melbourne and recently the future of Indian cuisine has arrived in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs with the opening of Shavan’s Restaurant at Pinewood Shopping Village, Mount Waverley.
The name Shakahari, incidentally, is the Hindi word for "vegetarian". For more than forty years Shakahari has been one of this city's most innovative restaurants.
Eschewing compromise, Shakahari has maintained a firm commitment to the two fundamentals of its cuisine: It is completely vegetarian and it uses only fresh, natural ingredients. Menus are changed quarterly to take full advantage of seasonally available fruits and vegetables and there are no artificial ingredients or colourants used.
Shakahari has pioneered other fields in its fascinating development. Beginning in the early '70s by introducing ideas from Japanese, Chinese and Thai culinary traditions. In style, Shakahari's cuisine has always been East-West even before this term became the familiar way to describe cooking which uses Asian ingredients and skills in a European context.
Today this restaurant's wide appeal rests on its expertise in creating meals which are light but satisfying, natural but attentively detailed in their preparation and presentation.
In keeping with its original Indian inspiration, the interior design of Shakahari's Carlton location uses basic village tones and simple furnishings. It's only indulgence are two magnificent cloth paintings of the 19th century Nathvara (Rajasthan school) and a series of the earliest devotional posters from the Ravi Varma Steam Press, Poona.