Two people, Canberrans, independently recommended this modern Indian restaurant to me. The right up in my suggested this must be a pretty impressive place.
In Genge St,
surrounded by competitors, it is a fairly basically furnished space with a glass enclosed kitchen at one end, a bar along one wall
and small bare tables and rather uncomfortable chairs.
Unfortunately they would not serve me a banquet for one so it turned into a three course dinner. I was served by a delightful Bhutanese waitress, Namgay, who helped me choose a reasonable menu.
Starting with Tandoor prawns served with an excellent lime, lemon yoghurt sweetened sauce, a very good entree.
This was followed by a beef korma with rice and a fatty cheese and spinach stuffed nairn which could not have been much better.
And a mango kulfi, which was a little disappointing.
Concierge, a Canberra guide rather exagerates the quality of this place. To me this is a slightly better than average mum and dad ethnic diner with an not especially refined take on Indian cuisine.
Score: 13.5/20
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
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