When you enter
King's Curry Hut you can't help but notice the colourful array of sweets in a cabinet near the front. King's is an Indian Restaurant which also specialises in sweets.
sweets which are often given as gifts
We were here for lunch with a group. I arrived first and soon after sitting down a bottle of water came to the table. Once the rest of the party was seated we perused the menu. I think this is the most extensive Indian menu I have come across, so it took a while to choose.
Several of us ordered the
Thali lunch special for $11.90. The waiter soon returned and said there was only a limited amount of Thali so someone had to change their order. This was surprising as we were the only group in the restaurant at this point.
Inviting interior
Two of our group ordered
biryani ,one a
vindaloo and the other person chose
fish madras. There were many other choices on the menu including dosa, vegetarian and meat curries, and a range of breads and sides.
Our food arrived quickly and looked and smelt really good. The Thali is like a tasting plate. It consisted of small dishes of dahl, butter chicken and chicken methi, saffron rice,naan, yoghurt and a small salad. The yoghurt was a little sweet but overall it was a great choice enjoyed by the four of us. The vindaloo and fish madras were also pronounced very good. The two people having the Biryani found it only OK. One of the group had a mango lassi which he really enjoyed.
Thali - filling and tasty
As if the Thali plate wasn't filling enough after finishing it we were presented with a
gulab jamun as dessert. These are one of my favourite Indian desserts and this one did not disappoint. Little dumpling like balls made from milk solids and served with a rosewater syrup, it was a great finish to a very good lunch.
Lots of parking and plenty of tables
My family has also tried takeaway from King's Curry Hut for an easy dinner. If you want a tasty, easy meal and you like having lots of options try King's Curry Hut.
