Indian Chopsticks

"Great place for snacks or dinner choices. Lovely customer sevice as they provided with recommendations about the speciality. This is a hidden gem amongst other Indian restaurants/foodtrucks within the area. Great pricing and portion was appropriate. Keep up the good work guys."

"Tried this place out after passing by it for months. Only thing I'm sad about is why didn't we try it sooner!! Lovely family owned restaurant and you can tell each dish is made with so much love. Ordered the chicken Momo's, hot and sour Tom yum soup, and fish bites (I forgot the dish name) for starters. Soup was undeniably thick and flavorsome, chicken Momo's were well seasoned and their dipping sauce had a great spicy kick, and the fish bites omg don't get me started on how good, crunchy and wholesome they were while packing a good spice package. In main dishes we ordered the schezwan rice, hakka chowmein noodles and chicken chili. My favorite would be the chicken chili, though to be honest it tasted more like chicken Manchurian but the taste was amazing. Great portions and VERY affordable pricing. I was hesitant to try their kulfis but both the saffron and pistachio flavors were sooo creamy and delicious, and had sizeable portions for under $5 each. I'm a huge fan and will be visiting soon to try more of their menu now ☺️"

"The interior is very simple. There is little decoration and the walls are fairly sparse. There is a TV playing Bollywood films, near the entrance. The menu is a combination of Western style Chinese food and Indian. It isn't really a good example of Sino-Indian cuisine. It's much more similar to Western Chinese food. The place wasn't busy when we arrived and the food came quickly after we ordered. The service was polite and friendly. Prices were fairly cheap, but my meal was super salty. I had the sizzling fish and I thought it would come with more vegetables but what I got was battered fish in a sticky salty sauce. It was almost too salty to eat. The naan was very thin and crispy. I much prefer a fluffier naan bread. This was more like a crisp bread. The chicken and cashew nut was ok, but the meat was a little dry. There are a few other Chinese/ Indian places in Harris Park, so maybe shop around a bit."

"Excellent food but average service. We went there about 2 times, and had take away about 2-3 times. All the time only one lady at the counter as well as serving table. We had Babycorn starter, Haka noodles for my daughter (not so spicy) and Manchurian/Noodles/Rice dish (I forgot the name, but see photo). All the food was really amazing. We were a bit early all the time anyway, but still had to wait for a while. Especially where we went last time, we were there at around 6 and ordered almost immediately and got the food around 6.45. That lady was kind enough to offer us some free starters so we don't get so upset (Spring rolls - see photo), but the fact was my by was just 6 months old and thats why we chose to go early so we can finish quickly which didn't happen. Anyway, on average I would say very nice food and worth going there, but may need to wait for a while!"