We tried this restaurant Friday night, the food was good although the curries are so sweet (maybe too sweet) the entrees were good however I feel its a little over priced and drinks are expensive $8 for a beer & $12 for a cocktail out of a machine is a bit pricey service was great though

Approximate cost: $27

This fusion restaurant has been on my radar for a while, and when I finally had the opportunity to experience it I wasn't let down. Though it seems like an odd combo, the combination of Indian and Mexican food works surprisingly well. I ordered the Chicken Enchilada, served with beans and rice, as well as garlic naan, both of which were good. My partner ordered the Morten Bay Bugs which he loved and couldn't stop raving about. The staff were helpful, attentive and friendly, and the food arrived quickly after ordering. The atmosphere was nice, and they had good outdoor heaters meaning we weren't restricted to sitting inside on the cold night. Overall a lovely experience - I would definitely eat there again.

Absolutely fabulous service and delicious, interesting food. We had the breakfast Bunny Chow and the portion size was enough that we could have shared. Yummy twist on a associated breakfast, highly recommend.

This Indian/Mexican/Western Cafe fusion restaurant bring a lot of influences together. When you have tandoori bagels on the menu, you are only interested in finding the best of all worlds.

Nachos with lentils is okay and the bagels are kind of cool. Breakfast ranges for the classic to the spicy. Would love to know the back story of this restaurant.

Have been meaning to check this place out for a while and I saw they had a bunny chow promotion on so had to check it out. The bunny chow is a mexicanised version as you would expect it a fusion restaurant but it was really good, there was a good amount of spice in the curry and the salsa, guacomale and sour cream worked really well as well as the fresh focaccia. Would definitely go back to check out the rest of the menu.

I grabbed a coffee from here before I did my grocery shopping. The coffee was great and the service was very welcoming. I had a look at the menu whilst I was there and everything looked and sounded delicious. Will definitely be bringing the family here for a meal. It had a great vibe with the furniture and the layout. I also liked that it had outdoor seating overlooking Stones Corner.

What I love about this place is that when you can't decide if you should go to an Indian restaurant or a Mexican restaurant, you don't have to!! They have both and they do them equally well!

I've had their eggs benedict breakfast and also chicken enchilada for lunch on a separate occasion and both times, the food was excellent. The service is warm and friendly and I love the decor! It's original, colourful, comfortable and welcoming.

I was interested to hear that the coffee is their own blend, commissioned by the chef and made from Indian and Mexican coffee beans. It's a great drop and I'll be back for more!

They also do cafe food which is handy given that a lot of people visit this stretch of Logan Road purely to window shop or buy from the interesting range of unique boutiques and other retailers.

They're open for breakfast at 7am and close at 10.30pm which is rare in Brisbane, to find a good meal past 9 o'clock at night! They also do home delivery and takeaway.

You can park for free for 2hrs in the Stones Corner Village car park.

Really good new restaurant with some innovation and uniqueness to it. Highly recommend you visit, even if you're not craving Indian or Mexican as they also have more mainstream dishes on the menu.