Lazeez Indian Restaurant

Good local find amongst Bayswater’s surprisingly good range of restaurants. Ate in recently one Friday night with family rather than take out. We were the only diners but a lot of take out and delivery orders went out, maybe because there was a big Footy game in at the time! This may explain why our food took quite a long time to arrive at the table, hence 4 stars.But when it did the chicken madras, Goan fish curry and Bhuna beef were excellent along with potato bonda and garlic roti. Perhaps a tad under seasoned but otherwise very good. $80 for those dishes plus 2 x steamed rice for 4 people was good value. We will eat there again.

We ordered takeaway and whilst it certainly took its time arriving, the food was extremely delicious (or maybe we were just really hungry). Succulent chicken pieces, outstanding sauces, delectable naan- I was loving every mouthful albeit it didn’t particularly agree with me later on!We got the $55 meal deal which could definitely feed three or four (thin) people. We couldn’t manage it the 2 of us but figured we may as well spend an extra $15 over and above what we would have ordered to get the additional dishes. I found the a la carte pricing also far more reasonable than other Indian restaurants and they didn’t skimp on the serving size to compensate either.

Delicious food. Naan cooked nicely. Curries were spicy as I requested. Enjoyed the goat curry and briyani too.

From the moment I discovered this gem, tucked away unassumingly amidst a quaint residential neighborhood, I knew I was in for a culinary adventure. Truly, it is with unadulterated delight that I pen this review for what I can only describe as the finest Indian restaurant I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing.What initially struck me was the restaurant's unassuming appearance - a beacon of authenticity amidst its suburban surroundings. However, behind its modest façade lies a treasure trove of flavors that transport you straight to the heart of India.As for the food, it's nothing short of spectacular. The menu, a well-curated amalgamation of regional Indian dishes, offers a culinary journey from the spicy flavors of the North to the tangy delights of the South. The restaurant's takeaway service, my personal choice on this occasion, did not compromise the quality or the presentation of the food, making for an exquisite home dining experience.Each dish was a celebration of flavors. The Butter Chicken was a symphony of creamy, tomato-based gravy with tender pieces of chicken that melted in my mouth. The Korma, creamy and rich, was a perfect balance of aromatic spices and succulent pieces of beef. The Naan was soft, warm, and buttery, a perfect accompaniment to mop up the delectable sauces.But it was not just the food that stole the show. The service, even for takeaway, was top-notch. The staff was friendly, accommodating, and took the time to explain the nuances of the dishes. The packaging was eco-friendly and ensured the food stayed warm and intact, mirroring the care and attention they pay to the cuisine.Despite its location, the word compromise" seems to be missing from this establishment's vocabulary. They have managed to create a true Indian dining experience

Took away their supposedly most popular Family Feast which includes 3 curries out of which 2 are fixed (butter chicken and mixed veg), you get to choose only one curry; chicken tikka (but the menu says Chicken Tandoori, so we had to request it to change it to Tandoori); 2 naan, papad..Their website says $55 for the Family Feast (as on 17-Mar-23) but they charge $60 - a bit weird..All their curries have a sweetish taste which made me worried.. butter chicken was way too sweet (like horribly.. even my 7 years daughter couldn't eat it for it being too sweet), Lamb pieces in the Lamb Bhuna Ghosht weren't tender at all..Chicken Tandoori didn't have a good marination and hence couldn't kill the raw taste of the chicken too..Samosa are freshly made and hence were a bit too oily although the taste was good...Staff is nice.The entrance as well as the car park are too deserted.. couldn't find it welcoming...Overall, I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone..

I have dined here and had takeaway a few times.All I can say is, this place is amazing!!My favorite dishes are the Lamb Rogan Josh & Potato/Eggplant Masala.The Lamb is so tender and flavourful but the potato/eggplant is even more packed with flavour.I have tried many Indian restaurants including one in Bali which was delicious but this place is still mt favorite.Not to mention their serving sizes are so generous. I have found all times I have ordered that there is always so much leftover which I warm up and eat the next day.Will continue to always get my Indian food from here! 100/10!

This restaurant is a hidden gem in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Always consistent with their food, delivering wonderful flavours and generous portions. I live nearly 20 minutes away and are always happy to travel the distance for the quality. The one very minor issue is getting their waiting times a little more accurate. My family and I love this place!

We used to love this place, even though the service was always slow. We would regularly wait 20min longer than we were told it would take but the curries were worth it. Unfortunately the quality has declined over the last couple of years. Despite it not being quite as good, we kept coming back because we like the Aloo Gobi ratio of potato and cauliflower compared to some other local places. We had an $80 takeaway order last night that was nowhere near worth what we paid. Two out of three curries were very bland (almost inedible) and the naan was rubbery. The samosas were reasonable, hence the two stars instead of one.

Delicious indian food. The vegetable samosa was really good. Tandoori mushroom was more like butter mushroom but it was still good.