An interesting setup, with an \fast-food\ section, a bar (that was very empty), and a dine-in restaurant. We had reservations at the restaurant, and were seated promptly when we arrived. Menus, water, wine glasses were soon provided; and we got busy with the task of deciding what to eat. There were a few items on the menu that I had not seen in other Indian restaurants, which was good. We settled for a prawn curry, some lamb, and a mushroom/peas dish, along with naans and rotis. The food was promptly served (almost too soon); and it was quite tasty without being too spicy. The prawns were huge, and the lamb was nice and tender. The roti and naan were fine as well. The service was great, we had chatty and friendly waitstaff; and the evening went off very well. The ambiance was average; with slightly wobbly chairs and maharaja paintings on the walls. It is slightly more expensive than other similar suburban Indian restaurants, but the servings were larger, and the quality was great; so you certainly get good value for money. I\d like to try the fast-food (or street food) section on my next visit there.