Top Restaurants in Campbellfield, Australia

Went there today with few friends. We tried lots of different foods and they tasted pretty good. The waitresses were helpful and pleasant but it all changed when I went to their washroom! Never seen a restaurants toilet this disgustingly dirty! Toilet, basins ,floors were so filthy and smelly that I almost threw up! They haven’t been cleaned in months! Very poor hygiene for a place where they prepare and sell food! Unbelievable!
Please get a professional cleaning service to look after it!

veg grill platter was super delicious nd amritsari kulcha nd paneer lababdar gd too...only ghever was ok ok ...except that yum food ...thanku

Prices are economical and food always tastes good. They never disappoints with their quality and quantity.

The food was amazing and really liked Deepika’s service she was really nice and we had the best time. Thank you Deepika loved your hospitality and how you greeted and served us. The food is very tasty and sweets are incredible.

Overall it was an okay-ish experience.
I have come here more than once and the taste has been different every single visit. (Only the first time I was here almost 7 months ago, the taste was wonderful)

The taste of the same dish has changed overtime and it wasn’t up-to the mark this time around.

We had- dabeli, Amritsari Kulcha-choley, and thaali.
Dabeli was good would give it 3/5
The choley and kulcha- 3/5
Thaali- 2/5 : the phulka’s were very dry and hard to tear, we couldn’t finish more than 1. Gulab jamun was stale.

I would really like if they maintain consistency in the taste.

Golgappa was good.

Thali was pathetic. Took 24 hours to overcome the food I had.
Roti were really bad, so oily and thick. Curries were tasteless.

Please say BIG NO to thali. Specially the Veg Manchurian. They changed the definition of veg manhcurian. Absolute waste of money

We went for dinner. The restaurant has recently got a makeover. Looks not that great but still ok to dine in.
Sunday night was busy.
Usually this restaurant is famous for its thalis which are pocket friendly.
Thali starts from $10 which is quiet cheap.
This time we tried the Tandoori platter. For kids we ordered Noodle burger combo with coke and fries.
The tandoori platter was quiet good. According to its price it was quiet big. It included paneer and Chaap.
Burger was ok kinds. Tikki inside the burger was not good. Noodles were nice.
Overall it was good.
They also have free Chai.
They have some variety of Indian sweets too.
Staff had less knowledge about the menu. There was a guy and a girl who were running around and serving the customers.
It has a stage on one side where kids can play.
Overall good experience. Food is perfect!
PS: it’s a pure vegetarian restaurant.

Authentic vegetarian North Indian food!

Located on the Sydney road this place is best accessed by car given the location. Free parking available for about 10-12 cars.
It might be a bit difficult to find the correct entrance so look out.

The staff are courteous and service focused.
Note that there is no menu or table service. You would have to order at the Sales desk and quote your table number, to settle the bill at the end.

The order arrived fairly quickly and was served well. There are options of good available that aren't listed in the menu, so better ask for specials at the desk when you order.

Parents with kids: There is ample space next to dining so it would help young kids get some space to enjoy. Not all Menu items may suit those kids younger than 5 Yrs, so plan your order by looking at their website.

Highly recommended place for vegetarians.