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How we read reviews →Ashburton's modern Indian street food cafe, serving proper masala chai, kathi rolls and vada pav.
Clean, contemporary Indian cafe with a bright white-and-orange aesthetic and cosy outdoor seating. Warm and inviting. young, passionate owners who are visibly proud of their food. Indian street food energy meets Melbourne cafe polish.
Unique closed burger-style vada pav not found elsewhere; Indian filter coffee brewed in-house from fresh beans; heritage Indian drinks including aam panna and kokum sherbet on the menu alongside masala and ginger chai; staff who customise orders for dietary needs.
Strong pan-Indian authenticity praised by Indian-heritage reviewers as genuinely taste-of-home. vada pav, samosa chaat, kathi rolls, filter coffee, and heritage drinks like aam panna and kokum sherbet reflect a broad regional Indian culinary identity.
Predominantly praised as affordable with most items under $20 and portions viewed as solid for the quality. A vocal minority find individual items slightly overpriced for portion size and note transaction fees and Sunday surcharges add up.
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