Taste Of The Himalayas

4 Adults 1 teenager. $ 253 bucks. x4 Starters, x5 mains and x2 bottles of wine.
Very helpful and keen staff although a little inexperienced. Orders taken randomly, I expect the ladies to be asked first! 1 main was brought incorrect and staff knocked a glass of wine over. Charged the cheaper price for the incorrect main and given a free side dish, very apologetic. Replacement wine was not of the same type, inferior.
So, a few glitches to be honest but, we can live with it because the food was awesome. Wine selection is very good and well priced, someone gave that thought.
Nice pace to the evening, not rushed. I hate it when mains are served when you’ve barely finished your starters. Not the case here.
Toilets could do with a make over but well presented. But, paint the ceiling will you, it looks pretty dated and tired! Menus are pretty poor quality too, home prints in a sticky laminated folder, and could do with a more professional revamp.
Would we go again? Absolutely! Because it’s about the food and we all came away having enjoyed delicious food…

A night out to dinner with another couple. We do it from time to time and don’t really mind what it costs as long as the food, service and wine is good.
This gem of a restaurant on Brighton Road delighted us on all fronts AND cost a very reasonable $ 120 per couple with a banquet for four including dessert, two bottles of wine and coffees all round.
Friendly but very efficient and courteous service and great food.
Don’t miss it!

Great food, if you’re worried about ‘Himalayan’ it was basically Indian type fare, Great reasonably priced wine list. I had a lamb hot pot it was very good and a fair size as well (some fancy Indian places give you 3 bites of meat in a tiny bowl, not here!) the fried rice was full of flavour and the side of pumpkin was deliciously seasoned. The dinning room was average in appearance but the staff made up for this with 5 star service.