Streets of Punjab - Indian Sweets & Restaurant Beaconsfield — Restaurant in Melbourne

This was the first and last time I’d order from this restaurant. I used to order often before they changed names/owners. I had booked the first delivery time for the evening (6pm). The food arrived on time. The delivery driver was kind enough to notice that the curry had leaked and made sure to leave the bag on paper towel. I received the delivery as soon as it was dropped off but it was just luke warm and we needed to reheat the curries. The naan bread was dry and tasted like it was made the day before, not soft, hot and pliable like it should be. . The raita had a strange taste and had weird lumps like tapioca in it, that was definitely not like we’ve ever had before. The Butter chicken had a very small amount of meat in it. 7 small bits and lots of sauce. The Rogan Josh was a little more generous. We definitely won’t be ordering from here again but we at least gave it a go and learnt a lesson. Note to the restaurant, please wrap your takeaway containers in glad wrap...

All the staff was busy just talking that's it. Only one girl was working who took the order and served us. THE FOOD QUALITY WAS SO BAD. The food was cold, it was not at the right temperature and tasteless. Even though the kitchen staff was busy with talking to girls. We ordered butter chicken, they gave us something else. And one of the girls said, “ Oh it's new gravy-making”. We are Indians and we know very well about butter chicken gravy, the staff was making a fool of others by telling a lie. We ordered daal, and it was cold, we ordered Punjabi-style chicken medium, but they provided spicy and overcooked chicken. It was such a waste of Time and Money. We left all the food on the table. We had food here many times, we noticed if the owner was present, then the staff was working. Otherwise, the staff didn't care. Too many people were working, and nobody was providing customer service and food service. Good luck to the Owner for keeping...

We were looking for an Indian restaurant close by and came across Streets of Punjab. The vibe and atmosphere were amazing, and I really loved that the seating area had plenty of space, not squishy like many other places.

We ordered pani puri and it was super yum, though it was over $10 which felt a little pricey. The biryani was really good and the portion was generous. The curry portions were a bit smaller than what I’ve had at other restaurants, but maybe that’s why the prices overall were a little less. The food was also less oily which I absolutely loved.

One small thing was that the menu booklet still had the old prices, so the final bill was slightly different, but honestly still better than most other places.

Overall a really nice find with good food, fair prices, and such a great vibe. I’d happily...