The restaurant brings all the nations regional flavours to Adelaides freshest indian eatery joining the rank of the city's best.
The menu is a journey through india's culinary regions and diners can't help but leave with a greater appreciation of the cuisine.

Had prawn dish (can't remember the name, something like tak) and it was delicious and had a great chili kick to it. First time eating here, but won't be the last. Did think the wall paintwork needed a good clean though

I bought a group voucher deal for this restaurant and was very impressed. Everything from beginning to end was exceptional. The food was lovely and the service attentive and professional. Will definitely eat there again.

food is excellent and the manager is very eager to listen to your feed back.this has a great atmosphere.

food is very good and service also very good but i cant say its a best Indian food ever. mango lassi is very good as well.

Approximate cost: $19

This was the first time I went there, and having been to various Indian restaurants already, I had a fair idea of what I should be expecting.
So we sat down and ordered Lassi. This did not disappoint an in fact was probably the best lassi I've had!
On to the meal. Pre entree came the traditional papadums. This was complemented by some dip/sauce! A detail that other almost all other restaurants don't bother with. But then came the entree, chicken kebabs. Very nice I must say.
The mains were of a decent size too and tasty! Compliments to the chef.
The only thing that let me down was the naan. Decent, but I've had better.
At the end of the meal, I did have a quick chat to the owner/manager who was very friendly and happy to hear that the meals were great. I didn't tell him about the naan though. Maybe I should have.

Approximate cost: $mod