Two brown men — Restaurant in Nowra

Worst indian food I've ever had in Australia. Below are just some of their specialties: Food-

1. Served us raw chicken malai tikka. (See picture for reference)
2. Vegetable Manchurian did not have any vegetables and was as hard as a hockey puck. ( See picture for reference)
3. Served us plain roti bread, more charred than burned charcoal and completely inedible.
4. Soya chaap tasted spoiled and funky and we were told by the chef that this is how they make it, no surprise seeing how the other food items were. Service-
5. Waited for the food for about 35-40 minutes.
6. When i complained about raw chicken, i was told about that chef will come to take feedback and then i saw him after 20 minutes.
7. when my partner was explaining how other items were bad as well the chef said i understand you couldnt eat anything so ill take your plate and just took away the plate without apologising or asking.
8. We were refunded for the chicken and then the chef had the audacity to say that i was aggressive in the way i gave feedback. I would say i was more polite than i should have been considering our experience and just gave him factual feedback without being disrespectful. Perhaps the chef doesnt appreciate feedback, otherwise the food quality would have improved for this place.

And to the chef, the refund you gave for just one item is also not something unprecedented as it is the norm in hospitality. Also raw chicken is not something to be taken lightly as it is a serious health issue to...

I have no idea how this little nugget has been hiding from my restaurant radar for so long, but I finally found it. Two Brown Men is an absolute delight, serving up Indian food the way it should be: bold, vibrant, and unapologetically delicious.

Nestled right in the heart of Nowra, this spot welcomes you with an open, airy atmosphere, plenty of seating inside, and even space for those massive, fuel-guzzling utes outside. But the real magic? The host—bright-eyed, cheerful, and radiating the kind of warmth that makes you feel like you’ve just walked into a friend’s home.

And the food? Generous portions, a riot of colors, aromas that transport you straight to the streets of India, and flavors that hit all the right spots. It’s the full package, and at a price that leaves both your stomach and treasury happy.

If you love good food, good vibes, and a place that feels like a hidden treasure, Two Brown Men is an absolute must-try!

I'd recommend Thali, although my friends recommend indian style pizza...

Being myself of Indian origin, I realised this food is cater for non-indians.

There's NO tandoor and they didn't told me when I ordered Chicken Tikka Masala and Nan. If they could have told me then I wouldn't have ordered dishes meant to be cooked in Tandoor.

It's a small business but both owners are attentive and friendly.

Hopefully soon they will get a tandoor

Was not able to reply to owners comments therefore deleted my review and posted it again.

Owners should not get upset by review which is not to please them or what they expect to hear.

I spoke to people who recommended this place, no one confirmed that they were told there is NO TANDOOR.

I didn't mention I will not recommend or visit this...