Finalists announced: Vote for the best Indian restaurant on the Gold Coast
Whether they have the best tandoori chicken or rogan josh, we want to know where you go for delicious Indian food on the Gold Coast. VOTE NOW
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Whether they have the best tandoori chicken or rogan josh, we want to know where you go for delicious Indian food on the Gold Coast.
After hundreds of nominations we have named the top 28 finalists and now it’s time to crown the winner.
In 2024 Southport’s Krish Indian took out the top gong, competing with 29 other restaurants.
Owner Devi Prasad said she felt “honoured” to receive the acknowledgment after 19 years of serving Gold Coasters.
This year, there were a few standout nominations including Hope Island’s Kesari.
“Kesari has, by far, the best Indian food on the Gold Coast,” Denise Rice said in her nomination.
“All of the dishes have a distinct flavour.”
Ginger Indian Gourmet in Upper Coomera was also nominated multiple times.
“Ginger Indian offers a refined take on Indian cuisine with fresh ingredients and balanced spices,” Akter Hossain said.
“The butter chicken is rich and creamy, while the lamb rogan josh is tender and flavourful.”
Vote for your favourite Indian restaurant on the Gold Coast in the poll below.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Facebook nominations closed on Friday, February 21 at 6pm.
Nominations, via the comment section on our Facebook post, will be calculated and finalists will be announced on Friday, February 21 at 6pm.
Finalist voting will be a subscriber-only poll vote that runs on the Bulletin website.
The poll will close on Friday, February 28 at 6pm.
The winner will be announced in the Gold Coast Bulletin paper and online.
**Note nominations from outside the City of Gold Coast will not be counted**
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