Name: The Colonial British Indian Cuisine | Darlinghurst
Address: 118 Crown Street | Darlinghurst, Sydney, New South Wales 2010, Australia, Darlinghurst
Telephone: +61-293321336
Price range: $
Rating: 4.2

The Colonial British Indian Cuisine | Darlinghurst

We ordered a combination of vegan, vegetarian and fish curries and all were excellent. The restaurant was lovely and cool on a very hot day and the service was excellent. We very much enjoy coming here for family dinners.

Tonight I had the fish curry and it was amongst the very best I have ever had. The fish was tender and delicate and the sauce was so flavoursome. Just perfect.

The food is delicious. The most important thing for us is the restaurant honour the 50% deal. It&#39;s not like the other restaurant we booked.  The place is clean and the staff is friendly and prompt. We will come back.

Our meal tonight was honestly sensational. Neither of us were hungry but we polished off our vegetarian curries - eggplant and saag paneer, as well as Kashmiri naan. We will definitely be back to try new dishes. Vegan and vegetarian options are also a big plus. As was the polite and attentive service.

this is not our first time here - tried different dishes -  excellent food as usual and service was great. will come back again.

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Glass Brasserie in Hilton Sydney, it is indeed a Michelin-starred fine dining, everything is delicious, especially the wagyu beef and shrimp, truffle mash and desserts are also recommended, and the pasta from the kids menu is also eaten up by Meng Meng

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It&#39;s the best to have a breakfast at noon. Aunties push carts and order whatever you want. You have to order one shrimp dumpling, siu mai, lava bun, and barbecued pork bun. The two big shrimps in the shrimp dumpling are really delicious. Although the lava bun doesn&#39;t have much lava, the texture of the egg yolk is satisfying. The durian pastry is also good. It&#39;s really satisfying to taste the long-lost durian flavor. The mango pancake is average. The mango is a little less and the skin is a little thick. If you come late for lunch, you have to wait for a table.

Mappen Noodle Bar: Basically, this is the only restaurant where I feel like I can eat alone without feeling awkward. And the spicy fish roe soba is really good the more you eat it!

The recent continuous rainy days inevitably make it a little chilly. Invite two or three friends to slowly experience the warmth of chocolate in this familiar chocolate kingdom. It is like the sunshine dancing on the tip of your tongue, flowing happily on your tongue.

A conveyor belt sushi restaurant near world square. I often pass by it and finally I went there. It was very crowded during meal time. The freshness of the Australian seafood surrounded by the sea is of course beyond words. There is an iPad next to each seat so you can order directly even if you can&#39;t find what you want. The various nigiri are just normal. I prefer fancy sushi rolls like grilled salmon and avocado. The taste is always richer, but my favorite is naturally the eel sushi. The plump grilled eel is always the most tempting. I accidentally discovered the strawberry daifuku and took a happy bite of the red bean paste. It&#39;s just that the strawberry is not sweet enough and fresh enough.

The food was fantastic and delicious. It was an authentic experience just like in Japan. Book a table as it is small just like Japan too!!

The Colonial British Indian Cuisine | Darlinghurst

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