Jazzi's Indian & Continental Restaurant

Probably the blandest Indian I have ever had. No spice whatsoever, even in the chicken dish which was described as in a spicy sauce. The Malai Kofta (or their version of it) was ridiculously sweet and the balls tasted like they were made of potatoes.

If you are looking for authentic Indian, you have to check this place out, 5 out of 5 stars for their food! To top it off the team are the nicest people that know what great customer service is all about. Just tried a new Lamb Naan Bread, oh my, AMAZING!

This restaurant should be given 5 stars everytime. The owners, the food, the cleanliness everything is top notch. I am a regular customer here and Jazzi and his lovely wife never fail to disappoint. The quality of the food is amazing and so is their service.

Thanks for another fantastic night Jazzi, I really appreciate what you do for my family. We especially loved the lamb shami kebabs and lamb Nihari that you brought for us to try. Great portions and always amazing quality. This has been our favourite restaurant to go to during the weekends for many years. Highly recommend.

We ordered behari chicken tikka(spicy), Onion bhajis, beef dhansak, butter chicken and lamb cheese nans. All dishes we enjoyed very much but the behari tikka was superb.

Terrible food. The butter chicken, vegetable korma and eggplant dish was so sweet. Almost like they made a dessert and added sugar syrup. When I advised the waitress of this she said “it was sweet because it is mild” I have never heard of this before. There was no spice whatsoever even in the medium spice dishes. The vege korma consisted of a couple of pieces of green capsicum (never had this in Indian dishes), a few carrots and a piece of broccoli which cost over $16.00. The garlic naan came out 15 minutes before the food and was thin and crispy as opposed to being soft and fluffy like a regular naan. The only saving grace of this place was the veal which was nice and tender but again, way too sweet. Was so sweet we had to eat 3 plates of rice to balance it. All together came to $120.00 for 4 people. Much better food in a food court. Don’t waste your money.

We were driving through and decided to stop for dinner. I really enjoyed the meal and especially the lamb briyani.

This place should be called ridiculous Indian restaurant. Portions were extremely small and VERY expensive.I paid over $120 for 3 small bowls of curry, 3 nan, 3 drinks and rice.I even called the manager to ask if this is really the correct serving portion.I have travelled to many countries and had indian food at many places but never ever seen a stingy restaurant like Jazzi’s.I DO NOT recommend this place at all.Don’t believe the 5 stars reviews ( I think they are related or friends of the owners)Save your money and go somewhere nicer and cheaper.I actually took photos of the curry bowls next to an iPhone 13 ( which is smaller than iPhone 14) to see the actual size of it. This bowl alone cost me $30.Sadly I can’t take photos of the taste. We ordered 3 different curries which is butter chicken, chicken tikka masala and lamb in green curry. We requested mild chilli. All curries came with no chilli, no salt …All three bowls tasted the same … bland sauce with no flavour. Even the Lamb tasted like beef.Just to give you an idea the most flavourful thing we had that day was the garlic bread.. can you imagine….No words can describe the horrible experience. It was my first time going there and it will be definitely my last visit to the so called “Indian restaurant”.Trust me I wouldn’t be putting this much time and effort into writing this review if we just had a bad experience.It was horrendous...UPDATE: I had to update my post to respond back to the owner of the restaurant..I can’t believe you had the audacity to respond to my review without even apologising for our experience at your restaurant.I am not amazed that you still remember what we ordered a week ago as your restaurant was empty except for one table next to us and all what they ordered was alcohol.. didn’t see food at all on their table.Yes I did order containers to take leftovers with me as I was messaging my husband and he thought I was exaggerating so I had to take the food for him to experience what we experienced. My husband tasted the food and agreed with me then we threw the leftovers in the bin. The size of the bowl feeds a 5 year old kid so surely 3 adults won’t struggle to finish it.It seems you have a very strong memory.. you should of remembered that we only ate the rice and the naan bread.I am surprised that you have been in the business for 30 years, by the look of the decor, paint and tables it looks like you have had it for 50 years.I frequently go and eat out and I like to experience different food from different cultures but I have never ever come across a restaurant that serves such a small amount of food with no flavour as well as being so expensive.This Friday I went to a sea food restaurant ordered a MASSIVE sea food mixed platter that fed four people and it only cost me $115.

Excellent authentic Indian food cooked to perfection.If u love indian u can't go past this place..u gotta try their goat curry Goan style..mmmmm.I will be back.