Magik Masala Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Adelaide

I'll try and make this as thorough as possible. Upon arriving, we were greeted quite warmly by the establishment and seated at a beautifully decorated table. The restaurant itself was extremely clean and tidy, and we had very pleasant appropriate music to accompany the entire meal.

My husband and I had the buffet for two, which included an entre, a vegetarian curry, a non veg, non seafood curry, and two lots of naan bread. We chose the tika chicken masaala, a tofu masaala, and my husband chose some sort of potato cake with a mint sauce to dip.

We also had two deserts, a naan bread with raisens and sweeter spices, and these little doughnut ball type things soaked in a sweet syrup.

The entre was so delicious, with perfect portions for two people, that my husband actually cleaned his utencials to make sure he got every little morsel of potato cake(what?!) The sauce was divine. A perfect little mix of mint and spice.

The curry was amazing. The chicken masaala was fantastically prepared, the chicken was juicy and well cooked, the tofu wasn't overcooked and had soaked up the curry beautifully.

The rice was perfect, not overcooked, not undercooked, garnished with coriander which added beautifully with the curry.

And holy cow, THE NAAN BREAD IS PHENOMINAL AND MADE IN HOUSE.

Finally, we had our desserts, which was the raisen/sultanas(I personally do not know the difference) and the little doughnut things.

At this point I was quite full, but the doughnut balls were beautiful, and were very warm and tasty, and the raise naan bread was amazing!

The service itself was spot on, and we had very little downtime between meals.

The entire mean was around $70 which included two desserts, two drinks, and the $42 buffet for two.

Absolutely will be...

We have been waiting to try magic masala and finally we did! Tonight! We waited over 45minutes for four mains one X-LARGE saffron rice! That of which we were given plain sloppy over cooked rice! one SMALL steamed rice. Which was again over cooked! We ordered a mango prawns it was disgusting over powering over spiced prawns were chewy and undesirable worst mango dish to date… there butter chicken was also over spiced under cooked chicken also worst butter chicken I’ve ever eat to the point is was not eatable! There beef madras tasted horrible again over spiced and when I say over spiced not the hotness the flavours of the spices were just unbearable! Then the last lamb korma same over spiced and unbearable! As we walked in we did notice the incense being burnt on the counter how ever we didn’t expect our food to taste like a mix of unbearable herbs spices and incense this has got to be the worst Indian I have ever eaten portions were tiny and just a complete waste of money considering it was all thrown in the bin we are a family of 6 and not one of us enjoyed anything nor could stand the flavours! Never ever again! Rude customer service! No parking available just a complete nightmare! Currently sick after eating tiny bits...

I can't properly rate the atmosphere, we order through Uber etc. We've trusted them a few times and I've never been mad at our food. The chips in the kids meal are quite oily but that's pretty much the only issue I ever find. We have never had them run late (only drivers through 3rd parties uber etc). Their serving sizes are average, the prices are slightly high but we've always been satisfied with our food taste and quality :) Cheesey garlic naan is a favourite of mine, I have noticed a few comments about it and I will say it's not the naan I'm used to at other restaurants but I wouldn't call it a bad way? I wouldn't be saying I'm eating flour, I'm still getting cheesey garlic breadlike food in my mouth, but maybe not everyone's idea of naan! I still find it great.

I trust this place out of all the local Indian cuisine...