Sultans Kitchen

Decided to try out Sultan’s Kitchen, mainly due to an already high Google rating. Wow! The owner is a lovely host and the food was incredibly good. Great value for money as well. Definitely our favourite Indian restaurant in Brisbane.

Friendliest staff every time I dine here. Welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Great menu. Fresh ingredients. Special orders catered for. Good venue for cozy night out. Birthdays, Anniversaries, Family catch ups, Date nights or just a great meal. If passing through brisbane try to visit Sultans Kitchen if u like foods of curry and tasty spice. You will be very satisfied and have a nice night out!

Good and hygienic restaurant that's been running for more than 30 years.Ordered sahi paneer which was rich in flavour and creamy.

Incredible atmosphere with amazing authentic music in the background. I can't praise the aesthetic of this restaurant enough with its exquisite colours and architecture and low cozy lighting. The food really hits the spot and we have checked out many Indian restaurants in the area. Great service and well worth it.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at the most incredible Indian restaurant! The food was absolutely delicious, with each dish bursting with flavor and perfectly cooked. What truly made the experience stand out, however, was the exceptional service. The staff was attentive, welcoming, and went above and beyond to ensure our evening was unforgettable. I can't recommend this restaurant enough – it truly was the best Indian food and service I've ever had!

Needed to find a place to take some work colleagues at short notice and, wow! What a great find. Friendly and attentive staff. Great meals with good portion sizing. Flavours and aromatics were fresh and everything I expected from this cuisine.

FoodMy wife and I dined on a quiet Mon night in late Nov. Between us, we shared a mixed entrée, a curried beef, an Indian salad and to accompany that, a bowl of basmati rice and a serve of garlic and cheese naan. For dessert, what else, but our favourite Gulab jamun? Unfortunately, this place does not sell alcohol, so for drinks, it was a mango lassi and a sprite. It’s hard to pinpoint the best dish because everything was so delicious: It was all fresh, tasty and infused with those delicate and aromatic Indian herbs and spices that we love so much. The mixed entrée plate had a nice, varied selection: Samosas, tandoori chicken pieces, cubed beef and onion bhaji. The beef main course was tender, flavoursome and well cooked in a mild curry sauce. The fluffy rice, melt-in-your-mouth naan bread and little salad made the perfect accompaniments. Servings sizes were generous, and there were even some leftovers to enjoy for lunch the next day.ServiceThis is where this place really excels. The hands-on owner is a super friendly, polite and congenial host who will make you feel welcome the moment you walk into his restaurant. He was chatty and attentive, and made sure that everything ran smoothly from beginning to end. Drinks, entrée, main meals and desserts came out quickly and in the correct order, despite them being busy fulfilling a steady stream of take-away and home delivery orders, which I assume has now become the staple of their business. Those of you who are familiar with my reviews, will know how much I dislike restaurants that prioritise their take-away and home delivery customers over their in-house diners. This wasn’t the case at S.K. The service throughout the evening was fast and efficient.AtmosphereYou’ll feel like you’re in a bit of a time warp at S.K. It’s decorated in a retro Indian style, with thick dark carpets, exotic arches and colourful religious and spiritual artefacts and decorations on the walls. Except it’s not really retro by design, it probably hasn’t been updated in decades. The owner told me that they’ve been here since the 80s, and it shows. Nevertheless, the effect is to create a warm, inviting and homely atmosphere that has a nice oriental feel to it. The wooden furniture is solid and comfortable. It was pretty empty the night we dined: Apart from us, there was only one other occupied table, which did make for a rather quiet atmosphere.CostAfter our 25% Entertainment Club discount we paid a modest 60 shekels for two drinks, an entrée plate, a salad, a beef curry, rice, naan bread and dessert. Certainly can’t complain about that, especially when Australia is in the grip of a Weimar Republic-like hyperinflation crisis.ToiletsThere are clean and well provisioned toilets down a fairly long flight of stairs, with separate mail and female cubicles.ParkingThere’s plenty of street parking on Given Terrace or any one of the nearby side streets. We parked on Campbell Street, behind the famous “Paddo'' pub and bistro, a short, easy walk to S.K.SummaryWe had a pleasant evening at S.K., and everything ran smoothly. There’s no need to book. Food is outstanding, service is friendly and efficient and the ambience is chilled, relaxed and laid back. Add to that, modest prices, clean toilets and easy street parking, and you have all the ingredients for a pleasant evening in Paddington.

My wife took me there to remember when she lived in Paddo 20+ years ago and far out I wish we'd tried it out earlier! The food was excellent with great flavours and well sized portions. The team was really helpful with suggestions and combos. We will be back

Had the best meal in sultans tonight with my partner. Absolutely amazing service and the best Indian in Brisbane. The butter chicken was delightful! Thankyou sultans kitchen 5 stars ⭐️

$28.59 for this and a naan. In addition to an extremely expensive meal that took 1hr 20 mins to be ready the food was cold and tasteless. Do not recommend.