Top 10 best Brisbane Indian restaurants revealed

After asking our readers to vote for their favourite place for naan, curry and dal, the results are in. Did your favourite win? SEE THE FULL LIST.

AFTER asking readers to vote for their favourite eggs benny, bakeries and Italian, we turned our gaze on the subcontinent for Best of Brisbane.

Thanks to you, the city’s top 10 places for mouth-watering Indian cuisine have been revealed.

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Today, The Courier-Mail and U on Sunday unveil the top 10 Indian restaurants in Brisbane.

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10. Top in Town

1/1981 Logan Rd, Upper Mt Gravatt

Three neighbouring restaurants rolled into one, each specialising in vegetarian, biryani and Indian pizzas. This venue will hit the spot for a large and indecisive group.

3195 3501 @topintownindian

Top in Town isn't just one restaurant, but three, each specialising in a different aspect of Indian cuisine. Picture: Supplied.

9. Bengal Curry House

17 Fox St, Wynnum

As the name suggests, this place LOVES curry. From the more popular rogan joshes and chicken masala to the special occasion-only shahi korma, Bengal Curry House has it all.

3893 4266

8. Traditional India

6/11 Bowser Parade, Sandgate

If you’re looking for authentic Indian cuisine, opt for a place with ‘traditional’ in the name. Their menu has the whole shebang: tandoori, meat, seafood and vegetable curries and biryanis. It’s also BYO and fully licenced.

3269 0662

A selection of delicious dishes at Traditional India. Picture: Supplied.

7. Taj Mahal Indian

722 Brunswick St, New Farm

It doesn’t get more Indian than proudly boasting on its website to have hosted the Indian Cricket Team five times. Taj Mahal’s extensive menu has a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, such as their beef madras. There are also two banquets (regular and deluxe) for those who want the decisions made for them.

3254 2388

6. Sitar Indian Restaurant

331 Sandgate Rd, Albion

Opened in 1993, this restaurant finds itself situated in one of Brisbane’s fastest growing areas. Accompanied by a fully-fledged wine and beverage menu, Sitar’s menu has a mouth-watering signature dish list featuring butter chicken, goat curry and mango chicken.

3862 2400 @sitar_albion

A selection of dishes from the subcontinental cuisine of Sitar Indian Restaurant. Picture: Supplied.

5. Punjabi Palace

135 Melbourne St, West End

Owner and head chef Baljit Singh proudly brings his Punjabi heritage to inner-city Brisbane. In addition to their whopping 8-page menu, this palace is decked out with beautiful Indian murals adorning the walls.

3846 3884 @officialpunjabipalace

Readers said this was Brisbane's fifth best place to come to satisfy your curry craving. Picture: Supplied.

4. Taj Bengal

338 Waterworks Rd, Ashgrove

A whopping menu provides multiple types of lamb, chicken, beef, seafood and vegetarian dishes, accompanied by too many naan and roti varieties to list. What more could you want?

3366 9044

Taj Bengal's butter chicken is perfect for warming up on a cold winter's night. Picture: Supplied.

3. Indian Mehfil

10 Felix St, Brisbane City, 116 Brisbane St, Ipswich City, 4 Morrow St, Taringa

The only Indian menu I’ve seen with tapas as an entree, but it must be doing something right to snag third spot. Three locations between Brisbane and the Lockyer Valley mean you’re never too far from a delicious lamb rogan josh or vegetarian channa masala.

3211 7354, 3281 8683, 3719 5506 @indianmehfil

Mathai Mehfil with sides of naan and rice and accompanied by a nice red, at Indian Mehfil on Felix St, Brisbane City. Picture: File.

2. Jaipur Palace

3/379 Main Rd, Wellington Point

Celebrating its 21st birthday in October, Jaipur Palace has been a labour of love for owners David and Sheena Singh. David says the most important thing about his restaurant is making sure that it’s “like you’re in India,” mentioning how the Wellington Point restaurant promotes a village feel. Their most popular dishes are chicken makhan (butter chicken), shahi chicken and chicken tikka masala.

3822 4044

A delicious curry bearing the initials of Jaipur Palace, which placed second in our Best of Brisbane competition. Picture: Uber Eats/Jaipur Palace.

1. Punjab Curry Club

2/391 Main Rd, Wellington Point

With double the votes of the competition, Punjab Curry Club was the stand out winner, possibly because of its mouth-watering lamb shank curry and seafood curry. Their menu is whopping, with royal red meat curries like madras, rogan josh and nawabi going great with yoghurt, fresh naan and steaming coconut rice.

The seafood curry, one of many mouth-watering dishes that led to Punjab Curry Club at Wellington Point being voted in as Brisbane’s top Indian restaurant by readers. Picture: Mark Cranitch.

For those wanting to take in as much of India as possible, all-you-can-eat Wednesday is only $22.90 ($12.90 for kids).

0450 024 646

Lamb shank curry at Punjab Curry Club in Wellington Point. Picture: Mark Cranitch.