Dhillon The Indian Kitchen — Restaurant in Adelaide

Disappointing experience. I don’t usually feel the need to leave a poor review but I’m sufficiently disappointed in the missing item, the lack of communication and the restaurant’s lack of appetite to accept responsibility for the inaccurate description on their Uber Eats menu. Meal Deal 3 had the option for a choice of 2 curries and a choice of 2 rice dishes. I chose 1 serve of Saffron Rice and 1 serve of Biryani. Uber Eats offered the option for 2 serves.) We never received the Biryani. (I note they made the choice so send the cheaper rice dish instead). When i rang the restaurant to find out why the Indian lady I spoke to said “it wasn’t her fault and that it was Uber’s fault.” She said that Meal Deal 3 comes with only one rice option. I protested that what was being advertised on her menu was not what she provided to me but my protests fell on deaf ears. According to her we weren’t telling the truth. I have made sure i got screenshots of the 2 Rice Options as evidence. To top it off, with the curries that did arrive it seems as though they don’t cook their chewy dry meat in the sauce. To end on a nicer note, at least the vindaloo and masala sauces were tasty. Still not enough to make me want to ever order again from this restaurant. One faded...

Honestly disappointing, it wouldn't be hard for this place to be a 4 or 5 star, but it narrowly avoided a 1.

They got our order wrong, sending a wrong curry, and sent us two 375ml cans instead of a 1.25 litre bottle, which uber refused a refund for. While I cannot hold Uber's policy against them, if they did the order correctly we wouldn't be out half our drink with zero recourse.

The food itself was a mixed bag. They used shank meat, a good cut, nice chunk size but still a tiny portion. A common pitfall of curry places.

The tikka pieces were truly delicious, but the smallest portions i've ever recieved.

Because of the small size, the dish didn't hold its heat, you expect that a little from delivery, but it was made worse by smaller size.

The naan was nice for plain naan, but the basmati rice was a little watery.

The price was a little steep for the amount we got. Had we paid full price, this would be a 1-star. When you are hungry and your food arrives, your reaction should never include disappointment and the phrase "is that it?"

I think even Tarrare of Versailles might just look look at this and say "why bother?"

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This restaurant was famous for Amritsari Kulcha but now their food and Amritsari kulcha is most worst in the city. Waiting time is too much even there is only one customer and 4 girls was in kitchen, none on counter. All girls was talking too loud about tiktok, others boy-friends, what food ready, and many more things. I think there was no owner because girl voice was out of restaurant. Even if you are there, restaurant is open and they are serving food to other around 9:15 they will tell you “ sorry dine in is close “ Really! then change your time on goggle and put close sings outside. very very unhygienic place. Staff need proper training because if you are ordering something they will reply you “ We don’t have that kind of things” really!! what kind of things guys you’re selling????

This feedback is from last 3 times in one month. i visit again and again with hope this time will be better but now it’s worse.

Never 👎🏽 recommend this place. Don’t go there please, don’t waste your precious time,...