A few years ago I used to go to the Palms in Syndal/Glen Waverley, and remember it being good, but I drove past the other day and it’s closed 🙁

It got me thinking where could I get Indian food that actually tastes like food in India, not the “British Indian” we normally get. I went to a little cafe called Vel, at the spice shops in Carrum Downs when I was buying spices to make some curries at home, and that seemed pretty good, I’ll attach a photo of my lunch.

What are your recommendations?

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  1. Cramdunkulus on

    My Indian friend says his house but didn’t want to give out his address 😞

  2. Clayton has a number of Indian restaurants. I personally have enjoyed Anshumann – though cannot speak to its authenticity as I am yet to go to India.

    Sahib E Swad next door is equally tasty.

    Bit further down the road- Jay Bhavani vada pav just opened- I’m yet to go but really want to.
    Sweet india is opposite.

    Aangan has been recommended to me by an indian colleague.

    There’s also heaps of really good indian food trucks a quick walk from the strip. They’ve my go-to for panipuri and dosa.

  3. As someone that has had a lot of Indian food, 90% of restaurants food tastes very similar, 5% of restaurants food tastes unique and is delicious and the other 5% are delicious, but are expensive, like Atta in Albert Park.

  4. abucketisacabin on

    Babaji’s Kitchen in Belgrave.

    Their potato masala, south indian lamb, and the goat curry all slap so fucking hard.

  5. A personal favourite outside of the usual enclaves is Did U Eat on Victoria Street in Richmond, close to North Richmond station.

    It’s firmly in the North West Indian/Pakistani territory, but mama mia she’s a ripper. The minced lamb is one of my favourite foods in the world. Great atmosphere, great prices, great food.

    Did U Eat?