The Bhatti Lounge — Restaurant in Brisbane City

I recently had an outstanding dining experience at this restaurant that left me thrilled. The warm and delightful ambiance welcomed me from the moment I entered, and the exceptionally friendly and attentive staff ensured every aspect of my visit was well taken care of.

The diverse menu offered a wide array of choices, and each dish I sampled was a masterpiece in taste and presentation. The fresh ingredients and meticulous attention to detail were evident in every bite, whether it was the flawlessly seared masu or the delicate nepali food.

The impeccable service stood out as the waitstaff was knowledgeable and provided valuable recommendations. They promptly addressed our needs, making our dining journey seamless from start to finish.

The restaurant's thoughtfully curated wine selection, featuring both local and international varieties, was another highlight. The passionate sommelier expertly guided us in selecting the perfect wine to complement our meal.

With an ambiance that perfectly balanced elegance and coziness, the restaurant provided a comfortable setting for an unforgettable evening. The meticulous attention to detail in decor and lighting added to its charming appeal.

Overall, my experience was truly exceptional. The combination of delectable cuisine, attentive service, and inviting atmosphere made for an unforgettable dining adventure. I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking an extraordinary culinary journey. I would give this restaurant a perfect 5/5 review. You must come...

Came here with 4 North indian and Nepali foodie friends, and it ended up to be the best cultural experience I ever had. The Daishain (spelling?) holiday was on and they had a lovely Nepali guy performing popular and traditional Nepali music. We ordered a Batti set, which came with free rice wine, a Chatpate (absolutely delicious) starter, the other set, and a platter of Momo dumplings. I had never had these foods before.

We also ended up dancing with the others to the singers music. I couldn't understand the language, but it didn't matter since their happiness just infected me. By the end of the night I was joking "I have to marry a Nepali girl if they cook like this!" The food is authentic. Split between us, it was $35. What a deal!

Service could be better, as they weren't really monitoring the amount of water left in our jug and not replacing/refilling it. Also, I ordered a coconut mocktail which ended up citrus... Weird...maybe they forgot the coconut ingredient.

This place is now easily in my top 5 places to eat in Brisbane.

Thank you Batti lounge, that was an amazing...

"From Craving Comfort to Regretting Every Bite — Worst Nepali Meal Abroad”

As Nepali living abroad, our cuisine is a vital comfort after long days. On 10th August, too tired to cook, my wife and I ordered via Uber Eats: 2 steam momo, 1 chicken chow mein, 1 chatpat, and 2 Zero Coke.

We’ve dined here before and had decent meals, so we expected familiar flavours of home. Instead, the momo were undercooked — the wrapper tasted like raw flour, the mince was dry and tough, and the achar was bland. The chicken chow mein smelled strongly of raw oil or uncooked spices, making it inedible. After a few bites, we threw it all away.

I don’t know if this was a one-off or if others have experienced similar issues. Maybe it was a busy night and the kitchen rushed orders, but whatever the cause, we were unlucky to get such poor food.

Within hours, both of us had stomach discomfort and multiple bathroom visits — this was more than bad cooking; it was a serious failure of food service.

We’re deeply disappointed and will never order or dine here again. Management must urgently address...