Menu from Gurkhas - Brunswick
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Meat
Sag Masu
Curry chicken or beef w mixed vegetables
Kukhra Ma Krim
Boneless chicken curry, rich in flavour with a dash of cream
Dal Bhat Masu
Nepali Style Platter; lentil, spinach, rice or roti, meat curry of your choice
Seafood
Calamari
Stir fry, sautéed with a touch of ginger garlic, a very popular dish @ Gurkhas
Chilli Prawns
Irresistibly spicy fresh green prawns with capsicum and onions, touch of soya served w rice & salad
Seafood Pot
Combination seafood hot pot, curry bowl
Vegetarian
Aloo Rayo
Nepali spinach & potatoes sauté in garlic, dry chilies
Chiple Bhendi
Okra sautéed in onions, garlic, ginger, in thick curry
Dal Bhat Veg
Gurkha veg. platter; spinach, potatoes & green peas, lentil and a choice of rice or roti
Desserts
Khir
Homemade rice pudding, simple and creamy
Nepalese Delight
Ice cream, made of condensed milk, pistachio nuts and flavored with mango
Crepes
Your choice of brandy, strawberry & lemon
More about the restaurant: Gurkhas - Brunswick
Ever since the first location opened back in 1995, Gurkhas has blossomed into a popular chain of Nepalese restaurants with branches all over the Melbourne area, winning the hearts of many of the city’s spice seeking foodies with its authentic dishes and friendly service. You’ll find the Brunswick outlet situated on Sydney Road – and you’ll want to book a table at Gurkhas to find out for yourself what all the fuss is about.
Frequently asked questions
Does Gurkhas - Brunswick serve Nepalese food?
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Thinking about making a Gurkhas - Brunswick booking?
Full of authentic Nepalese flair with traditional wooden furniture and orange feature walls, Gurkhas over in Melbourne’s Brunswick offers a cosy setting to dine in, and on the menu you’ll find time-tested Nepalese dishes as well as some Indian classics. Nepalese food may be slightly overshadowed by the neighbouring cuisines of India and China, but when you taste Gurkhas’ authentic offerings you’ll understand that it deserves more recognition. No trip to Gurkhas would be complete without sampling Nepal’s most famous dish, momos – little dumplings filled with meat or vegetables served with tomato chutney.
Other must-try dishes include the dal bhat masu (a Nepalese platter of lentils, spinach, meat and your curry of choice served with rice) and the kachilla curry (a spicy meatball curry with aromatic herbs and spices). Some rato mohan (fried cottage cheese balls soaked in sugar syrup and sprinkled with coconut) or khir (a creamy Nepalese rice pudding) is the perfect way to end your trip to Gurkhas on Sydney Road in Melbourne’s Brunswick.