Marlon Dasarath

Was lucky enough to get a spinach and feta pie just as it was coming out of the oven. Super fresh and tasty. Loved it. I also had the baklava and a double greek coffee. The baklava was really good but the coffee was simply out of this world. I really enjoyed this place and would highly recommend it.

Went here recently for my birthday. We ordered the mix grill for four, lahmachun, Ayran and Sutlac for dessert. Firstly, the lahmachun was just out of this world, I couldn’t believe how good it was. The mix grill was too die for, everything expertly grilled and super tasty with minimal spices to show case the meat. Funny enough, the kofte was surprisingly the best thing on the plate, absolutely stunning and to die for. Everything else was still very very good. Best part was the portion size, we were a party of four but even ate the meal for supper (leftovers) and still had some left for the next day. The Ayran came a beer mug, it was quite big and great value for money, a bit watered down but it needed to be like that, in fact enjoyed it better like that with the meal. The sutlac dessert was also good and by the end of the meal we were proper full and satisfied. Not the cheapest place but well worth every penny and perfect for the special occasions. Definitely recommend this place.

Great food at a great price and also good service. Recommend the masala dosa, tattu dosa, onion uttapam, masala fried fish with Kerala paratha, Butter chicken with the chilli and garlic naan, Chicken Kondattom, Onion Pakodas, South Indian special tea and also the Bombay crush. Generally, everything on the menu is of a high standard for a reasonable price.

I have to note that upon my last visit, there was a new menu with some price changes. Of particular note, the mutton bunny price changed from R85 to R115. I love their bunny BUT i cannot in all honesty recommend same at that price. As a Durbanite, who has been eating bunnies all my life, I have never paid (nor should you pay) more than R100 for a quarter bunny chow.