Brothers Indian Restaurant & Cafe - Port Melbourne — Restaurant in Melbourne

Had an incredible experience. This place is insane. Naan bread is very good with lots of herbs in it. Curries are very warm and super tasty. Got plenty of curries in thalli option. Paneer curry is buttery. Chana curry is spicy. Dal makhni is hot and creamy. Wanted to eat thalli from long time and there you go it satisfied all the excitement. SThalli seems the best option to enjoy the delicious curries as a meal. Prices are very reasonable. Ambiance is the Green Garden just like beautiful green nature in the environment. Cozy chairs and tables. Colourful place. Indoor and outdoor sitting with take aways also available. What else anybody is looking for. It’s A to Z. Perfect spot for restaurant outings. Plenty of options in the menu from chats, snacks, wraps, drinks, paratha, curries to thalli. It’s like having Indian street food + Authentic Indian cuisine + western style Fast food. Simply fusion able . Anybody who visits here will be able to make a choice. Customer service is so humble, kind, interactive, smile and hospitable. Going to see Bar at the front in the near future. Hope It will get you guys more busy. This place will be a very good choice for people around in this silent suburb. Seems like they lots of small companies here which is advantageous. Makhni tasted little bit...

Brothers Fusion Kitchen is hands down the best Indian restaurant Port Melbourne! The moment you step inside, you’re greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere. The menu is a fantastic blend of traditional Indian dishes with creative modern twists. Each dish I tried was bursting with authentic flavors and expertly prepared.

The service was exceptional—attentive and genuinely friendly. The attention to detail, from the presentation of the dishes to the overall ambiance, truly enhances the dining experience. Whether you’re a long-time fan of Indian cuisine or a newcomer, Brother Fusion Kitchen is a top choice. I highly...

Three strikes and you’re out!! I’ve given this place three chances. First visit: butter chicken — fine, not life-changing, but it didn’t try to kill me, so that’s a win. Second time: lamb — tasted okay going down, but my stomach had other opinions not long after. Still, I thought, “Hey, maybe just a bad day.”

Last night? Chicken. Big mistake. HUGE. Took today off work, not for rest, but because I couldn’t stray more than six feet from a bathroom.

Eat here if you like gambling with your gut. As for me? I’m officially...