The Little Indian Cafe — Restaurant in Melbourne

Situated in the food lane, this little Indian Cafe delivers a small punch on Wallet and big punch on taste and quality.

During current on-going lockdown, I had done a take-away for Methi/Cream Chicken ( forgot the name now but was in these two) with tawa roti and Channa Bhature on another order.

Order taker on call was extremely calm and patience, was not trying to rush up, explained nicely about the order and helped me with it.

The chicken was amazing, tasted really good, was so delicious that I couldn't stop eating to take the pic....If you are a chicken lover, do not miss this one. They can prepare it as per your taste and can adjust the spicy level as you like, just tell them.

The stand out beside chicken was the Roti, made of absolute Atta (wholemeal flour). What an amazing taste, simply outstanding. The best Roti bread I have had in a long time in South East Melbourne. Highly Recommended.

As for Channa Bhature, they taste outstanding and excess oil I believe is drained out of the bread. The chickpeas are cooked delicious and is being accompanied with curd/raita and mixed pickle will tingle your taste buds even more.

Overall I have found them consistent across my two orders and will be returning again and share the good word with my circa. Keep up the...

Wanted to try the buffet today. Guess we got there early 😊 (6pm). No naans were available, the lady (real nice and friendly) informed the kitchen to refill naans, but guess it was low priority. There was one other customer just before us. I had to go and ask about the naans, and eventually we got them. We were done with dinner, there were 4 pieces of naan left so I did ask the guy who was at the register for a takeaway container for the naans. I was told that we can’t take it as it was buffet, so I asked him will the food be wasted he said yes! How does it make sense? They have a couple of posters saying love and respect food, don’t waste food. So what is the message? It’s not like we served our plate with food and decided to take it home. It was the naans that were made and delivered at the table. When we are teaching children not to waste food and this happens. It’s real sad. If the person wanted me to pay (extra)for it I would have. I was already paying($75) for an incomplete buffet ( trays were empty) Would definitely not be...

Little india cafe is the place that I want to visits again and again. We had birthday party of mine daughter last year and everyone loved the food, and ambience of the hall that they have on the top floor and they accommodate us as we have only 20 guest for the party and other places need at least 50 people, but little india arranged a remarkable party for us (budget friendly as well) and now this year lots of mine friends booked their kids bday party with them, as their work speak more than anything else. The staff like Chef, Pawan, Kareena all are best as I visited last night as well to have buffet with mine friend and their dealing is so perfect it feels like homecoming, they arrange less spicy food for kids, make dosa, mango lassi for kids. Once you visit their they new your taste of food, and the very next visit they provide you food accordingly. Moreover they remember you by your face 😁. Lastly, owner of the restaurant is very humble and provide you the best options if you discuss to plan a bday party...