Mr India

Butter chicken is tender and tasty, the naan is warm and fluffy and not dry or hard. The serving sizes were quite big making it value for money.

Worst lamb korma i have ever had, it was just hot milk sauce. Digusting. Stale pappadums, nan bread hard & could break teeth on it.

I'm ALWAYS keen for good Indian, and since the friend I was with could only have a quick dinner, i thought these Indian diners would suit perfectly!
I had a small 3 vegge curries without rice consisting of- vegetable korma, chickpea curry, mixed vegetable curry and a peswari naan which I highly recommend if you haven't tried it yet !- they're a soft naan bread filled with coconut, sultanas & cherries - delightfully sweet without being overly so. PERFECT for mopping up curry sauce remnants on your plate / box~! :D
their servings of naan bread are BIG! .. even my 'small' order of 3 curries filled me up very well!

Approximate cost: $7

I've always found it odd that two Indian restaurants would set up next to each other with only two or three stores between them. I'm a fan of butter chicken so that's what I tried from both stores. There's a 50c difference between the two stores for a large with Mr. India being more expensive but Mr. India gave me about half the container FULL of chicken with a side of curry (haha) and half a container of rice that was a bit over cooked. The taste wise wasn't different just depends whether you want more chicken or curry sauce on who'd you go to. Both staff were a bit indifferent but helpful in explaining things from the menu (e.g. what an Indian kebab consisted of.)
All in all, they're the same value wise.

these guys make the best chesse naans i have ever eaten. the butter chicken and mango chicken are also highly recommended and id round it all out with pumpkin masala

Approximate cost: $12