Spicy Affair - Melbourne

The lambmaras and the herbal corma looked like they had exactly the same sose runny and yellow without much taste. there were a few pieces of vegetables in one and a few small hard pieces meat in the other. the rice was nasal structured and the naan was fine, but not fluffy. the rita also seemed to have been irrigated yogurt with nothing else. the service was also unfriendly and very slow, on a quiet covid 19 night to take with. we will not be back in the future.

We returned twice in the last weeks in a spicy affair. the first time we shared two curries, rice and naan, etc. we noticed that most other diners have eaten the multi-part Tahli selection, so went back to try it! it is very good. worth to choose the professional meal. you need to order a curry part. the other parts include lenses, yogurt, rice etc. and a complete piece naanbrot. plenty to lunch at a price of about $15 per person. if we are in the mood for curry, we will definitely be back to a spicy sffair.

Great little restaurant, I love Indians eating especially spicy dishes and have found that I have never really found a “big” indian in Australia from england. that was my favorite. very flaversome and spicy, without being over powering. would be defo recomend. and defo come back!

As curry enthusiasts from the england. that's the next thing I had at home to curry. kadai huhn fantastic.

Nice Indian cuisine in heart of Melbourne CBD. Chicken biryani was awesome and found just walking distance to crown casino. Highly recommended.