I booked Anghiti Indian Restaurant in Innaloo for Hubby's 32nd birthday celebration especially since we haven't been to Anghiti for a long time. I remembered that Anghiti served great Indian food many years ago and I only hoped that they still do. We also chose this place because Anghiti is listed in the Entertainment Book *grins*.From outside, Anghiti looked a bit unassuming and small but when you open the door, you'd be able to see how spacious the restaurant is.I sent through my order ahead of time to Dalbir Kandola, the man in charge of the booking. That way the chef can prepare everything as soon as all of our family members arrived. We ordered each of everything below but added an extr...
As an out of towner married into an Anglo-Indian family, this has become a compulsory feed each time I am in town. It is fair dinkum curry made for an Indians clientele. Chicken, lamb, goat and too many vegetables with no sight of the holy cow on the menu is the first indication this restaurant caters to an Indian palate not an Aussied version of it.Indian and African beers are a delight to get away from the usual brands. My dining companion elects for a lassi to helps us through the pappadams and tandoori chicken entree. Naans are perfect to eat though I note the traditional teardrop has given way to the way modern round version.This week we enjoyed a goat, lamb and an egg curry. Way too mu...
My husband and I visited this restaurant recently and we were both very disappointed, not only with the food but with the lack of atmosphere and the service. We ordered starters and mains and all the dishes had the same horrible oil taste to them. I don't know what oil they are using but it wasn't pleasant. Presentation of each dish was seriously lacking any flair with no garnish whatsoever. This is the first indian restaurant I have been to (and I have been to many) that presented their onion bhajis on a plate with no salad and no garnish! The staff were pretty 'flat' too. I won't be going back there. So disappointed.
Every time we eat hear the food is just amazing!! The curries can't be faulted - our choices of chicken lajawab, malai kofta, saag aloo, makhi paneer makhni were all exquisite. Great size portions. Great quality. Perfectly spiced to the level of heat we requested. Saag aloo is not on the standard menu and happily made it for us. The best Indian in Perth by far. We travel from Attadale regularly and it's always more than worth it.
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Anghiti is hands down one of the finest Indian Restaurents in Australia. A very good balance of authentic food, nice ambiance and cheerful friendly staff. Some of their specials such as the dum anghithi and chicken pulao are devine! Highly recommended!
dined with a regular group, we quite often have indian, the tandoori chicken tasted as though it had been reheated & overcooked, the other dishes were all disappointing, made even worse as we know there are better options in the area
Came here before the movies. We ordered the lamb, butter chicken and tandoori beed. All were great tasting. The garlic naan was the best i ever had. Service was good too. My only complaint was the price which i felt was quite high.
Easy parking available . Clean deco and spacious Service staffs are friendly We ordered Anghiti chicken kebab and cauliflower and potato curry with tandori roti and rice We enjoyed that . Reasonable price at about $25 per head
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Our family often visits this restaurant. The food is incredible, the service is great and after many visits we have found the constancy of the high quality food makes this restaurant an easy choice to make.
Have dined here regularly. Always good food. Service is variable. It is licensed and has a good drinks menu. Not cheap $100 for two. Meal and beer.
