ROYAL RASOI INDIAN RESTAURANT — Restaurant in East Victoria Park

If there would be less than 1 star I would love to give this pathetic restaurant and specially the over clever lady owner. Who was trying to ripped off customers pocket by charging for the items they haven't even touched. We went there for lunch today but we thought having gol gappa chat, dosa and chole bhature instead. The gol gappa's were soggy and full of salt. We thought ok, it might be because it's having sauces and dahi so it got soggy but then we move to dosa which was very oily and sambar was over salted. Then the waitresses came up with the bhature chole plate and bhaturas were full of oil and chane were looking stale. So, we told the lady owner to cancel it we can't consume such a bad food. Then she said ok. After that with courtesy we went at counter to pay for things we had consumed then she was trying charge us for the plate of chole bhature which we haven't even touched and she kept. And she said once you place the order you can't cancel it, it's a rule. What kind of stupid rule it is miss? We haven't consume it and touched we haven't even paid for it till that time. Then instead of accepting her mistake and Poor quality of food she started arguing that you have to pay for three items. Overall Poor service and girl who served us she didn't even come to ask once whether the food is alright or not. so we ourself has to took the plate at counter to tell them that how bad it is. Arrogant owner said you can even give me review i dont care. So, I am dropping this feed back. The lady herself is so called chef, owner and full...

If you're craving a taste of authentic Delhi street food without boarding a plane, this restaurant should be at the top of your list! Their momos are a standout, perfectly steamed and filled with a flavorful mix of ingredients, just like you'd find in the bustling markets of Delhi. Each bite transports you right to the heart of India with its spot-on flavors and delightful texture.

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Overall, this Restaurant offers a delightful experience with dishes that are crafted with authenticity and a twist of uniqueness. Whether you're a long-time fan of Indian food or just exploring, this place will surely impress with its quality and...

Nice little restaurant. Lovely seating area outside. Nice murals on the back wall. There's a little sink for hand washing next to the counter with delicious looking home made sweets. We were greeted by a lovely friendly lady who I think may have been the owner. The plain dosa was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Perfect. The sambar had lots of veg and was the perfect consistency with lots of flavour. One of the best I've had. The home made tomato chutney had lovely hints of roasted garlic and the coconut chutney was delicious. The chicken curry melted in your mouth. The chicken pieces were large and succulent and there were a lot of chicken pieces. The paneer bhurji was my favourite. It was full of flavour, especially with the fenugreek leaves. Again a large portion. We had lovely soft tava roti which were cooked to perfection. Not many restaurants offer these. Great service, lovely food. I...