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How we read reviews →Frankston's beloved Punjabi dhaba where chefs Mukesh and Nitish turn out candle-fire tarka and butter chicken.
Warm, family-run dhaba energy. candle-lit serving bowls, home-style Punjabi hospitality, no pretence.
Tarka da dhaba served table-side on candle fire, complimentary papadums and chutneys on arrival, chefs Mukesh and Nitish personally recommend dishes.
Genuine Punjabi dhaba-style cooking. reviewers with Indian heritage and India travel experience call the flavours authentic and comparable to dhabas back home.
Reviewers repeatedly call it great value. one notes two curries, two naan, two rice and two drinks for around $55.
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