Fiji Style Desi Dhaba - Liverpool

Eating at this restaurant feels like a taste of Fiji. We tried the Chinese dishes and found them all to be delicious with generous portion sizes for those with smaller appetites. We also enjoyed the fried cassava and ice blocks. Overall, it was a great experience and we'll definitely be returning.

They overloaded me when I told them I was here for the first time. the amount of food was much lower. they only calculated $26 for a thali and extra dal dish that was very small. I am disappointed by the service....The chicken healing had only a bit in it and nothing else. and they also accused me of extra money for the best I have seen nowhere else. in the rule are the prices included in restaurants gst. the seating arrangement was dirty and shady and very dark. Never go there, it's time and money!

I have been to this restaurant numerous times and the food is always fresh and delicious. It can be difficult to find authentic Fijian-Indian cuisine in Australia, as not many restaurants serve this unique style of food. I highly recommend this place for those looking to try Fijian cuisine. One dish in particular that stands out is the hakka noodles, which taste just like how they are made at home. I always order this dish and another to take home, sometimes enjoying it again the next day.

Located near Liverpool Railway Station, this Fijian Indian restaurant also offers Chinese dishes. One of their midday specials includes the lamb curry thali, priced at $10. The thali comes with white rice, lamb curry, vegetable (aubergine), and roti bread. The portion sizes are quite small, equivalent to about 3 tablespoons. The food was tasty, with the aubergine having a nice smoky flavor, well-cooked lamb with a seasoned bite, and fresh, soft roti. However, the dal was watery and the only large portion.

The staff or owners are very nice, the food tastes fantastic, totally Fiji cuisine but the only issue I always face when I go there or take my family there, is the portions are very small, I strongly recommend that they can think of increase...a couple of dollars per dish but please serve a hearty portion like the Fiji indian style. just increase the portions of your servings.