Royal turban indian restaurant — Restaurant in Centennial Park

We wanted to go to a nice Indian restaurant for our special evening dinner and since it was our first trip to Albany, I made advance reservation at this restaurant given the great reviews on google for this one. I don't think you should expect an authentic Indian food when you go here and keep an open mind. We ordered Prawn pakora, it was good with average mint chutney, Garlic naans - they were good, Chicken Jalfrezi - it was absolutely disappointing. You can expect disappointment when you see cherry tomatoes and micro greens as garmish on an Indian gravy main course 😂🥲 And there were mushrooms and cherry tomatoes in the gravy, it was thin and runny and a bit bland. Also it wasn't cheap it was priced as any other moderately expensive restaurants. As soon as we entered, despite making a booking beforehand, they had no clue about the booking and we sat wherever we liked. Service wasn't an issue, all fine. At the end when I asked for a bill copy, she had to manually write on a bill book and handed it to me without the total amount mentioned.

Well, please don't visit if you want to eat good or authentic...

Royal Turban is one of the best restaurants in the whole of Albany, the first time we came here we had exceptional service, the food is just out of this world, for me the best item is the chicken chilli, the item is so delicious the first tike that I tried I was craving even more, thats how delicious the food is.The decor is incredible, while the food is incredible the decor makes the experience even better as they make you feel like you are experiencing the true of India in a restaurant. Overall my experience with Royal Turban is just better than other restaurants as there staff makes you feel welcome always, greeting you with a smile and the head chef is one of the best in the whole of Albany creating the best food and made a new dish named chicken 6330, you should really try its one of the best. When you visit Albany, Royal turban is one of the best restaurants and you should visit you will...

Today was our anniversary & hubby decided we'd try the Royal Turban Indian restaurant in Albany WA. We were greeted warmly by staff at reception & shown to our table. Quite a few people were already seated at tables. The menu was easy to follow & we decided to share the banquet for 2. We received our appetisers first, then our entree which consisted of onion bahjis, & Samosa's with sauces. Mains were butter chicken, & vegetable curry, rice & naan bread. Everything was presented nicely, tasted delicious & a bit too much for us to eat. I couldn't resist the pistachio icecream which I shared a smidgen of with hubby. (Can always fit in dessert). The dessert was given to me free of charge which I felt was a lovely gesture. We were given containers to take leftovers home. Thankyou so much for a great meal

We will definitely be back & will tell our friends to try...