Divine Indian Restaurant

Very friendly staff. I had the Goat Curry,excellent My friend had Chicken Madras,she was full up and had the leftovers to take away. In the words of General MacArthur “I shall return “

Revue for Divine Sadly there is nothing divine about this restaurant ! I t is with great disappointment that I have to write a seriously bad review. How hard is it to stuff up four simple dishes on a Friday evening meal ? Very easily in this case! We arrived at 5,30 , only the second party for the evening to enter the place. Having to beg for water, we waited! we waited! Even though one of the parties had requested to have the garlic bread be served first up before all other dishes we had to remind the girl and finally, after quite some time it arrived – then the roti bread arrived, which should have been served with the meal. Yet another full hour passed until we finally received our dishes, - the wrong rice was served, we had to wait yet more time for the saffron rice, (- let’s say it was yellow coloured, but had no flavour.) The dishes were bland, uninspired, and sadly mediocre. When you have to ask for salt to be brought up to season an Indian dish then you know it all! We felt utterly unappreciated, - while we waited and waited at least 10 takeaway orders were processed and prioritized before our dishes! so rude. All in all, it’s a 3 out of 10 for this place - poor service, bad cook- such a disappointment for the princely sum of $153.00

The restaurant had been newly refurbished and looked very smart. We appreciated the lovely food and pleasant service. Would definitely return.

The food is ok, the service is lovely, it’s quite quiet on weeknights so sometimes it feels a little awkward being the only table, but overall a great place!

Always a good place to eat at once or twice a year.

This is a hidden gem. Service is friendly and efficient. Nothing is too much trouble. The food is very tasty and decent servings.