Punjab Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Western Australia

Located in a popular suburb of Perth, this is an award winning restaurant. The on-line reservation system is easy to use and timely reservation reminders are sent to the customer.

Weekend parking might be a bit of a struggle, but on a weekday we found good parking in the vicinity of the restaurant.

The ambience inside the restaurant is quite pleasing with the right amount of lighting and decor. Tables are well spaced so that there is no physical contact with other customers or wait staff. Euphonious non-Bollywood Indian music is played in the background at a reasonable volume, which enables the diners to talk amongst themselves without having to yell at each other.

The wait staff consists of young energetic individuals who are quite helpful and understanding. The ordering system is well organised.

Scrumptious food is well presented and portions are quite generous. The Punjab Platter entrée is really tasty and plentiful. The Dal Makkhani was a gem and the Goat Curry was great too.

At the time of booking I was asked if we were visiting on a particular occasion. I answered that question honestly and there was a surprise waiting for us at the end of our meal.

All in all it was a wonderful evening out for both my better...

If you are after premium dining and services for Indian food, this is definitely the place! From beginning to end, services were beyond 5 stars, even table settings. Waitstaff are all super friendly. They constantly monitored water level at your table and top up as necessary. Inside the restaurant appeared to be very well maintained, very clean and all seatings well spaced out. Garlic Naan was so light, soft and fluffy, makes it such a pleasure to eat, although could do with more garlic flakes and flavour. Lamb samosa was good but if you don’t like too strong of the spices flavour, it won’t be to your liking. Although the rest of the dishes were nice, they are of different tastes to all the other Indian restaurants we’ve had around Perth. Each of the curry was rich in flavour, slightly bigger portion size than other Indian restaurants, but also slightly more costly. Beef Badami was the least of our favourites out of all 4 curries we’ve ordered. Chicken Biriyani wasn’t really up to our expectations. Nevertheless, the premium level of services they provide here, really outweighs any downfall...

I went to restaurant for ordering take away food. i already ask them on call wether they are serving tea or not. and the lady answer that yes they do teas. So, i go to the restaurant order my take away food. i decided to while sitting there for free lets have a tea. while drinking tea staff member come to me and ask me that i wanna order something or not and i told them that i already order my take away food and waiting for that. she told me to get up from the table and have your tea at front because we don’t give table only for tea. i talk with the manager there the guy he told me as you are here for tea you can please go you are trying to be smart he said these words to me and want me to go and told me that his table cost is more than my order. i told him that i already order take away curries and mains he was very rude and told me to leave the tea and leave. Very bad service i have ever been received. shame on him he doesn’t even know how to talk with a person or their customers. they didn’t even let me...