Flavours Indian Cuisine

Who says you need to head into town or across town to get a good, decent and reliable curry out in the Western suburbs?<br/ <br/ I was definitely impressed with the food that we ordered here.  Not only was it fresh (cooked to order) but very tasty.    <br/ <br/ We arrived in the evening for dinner where we saw one table occupied. I immediately thought the food is would not be that good.   We sat and ordered a couple of things to share.   During our time there groups of people started to arrive, filling the restaurant.   Our food came out fairly quickly which was a bonus.<br/ <br/ Was very impressed with the food, the tandoori platter which we ordered were succulent and tasty, the naan bread that we ordered was light and fluffy.  Other restaurants you can get naan that is over baked where its crispy instead of that nice soft fresh texture you get that is great to dip into your curry.<br/ <br/ Please checkout my website for an indepth review.

Lovely little place, tucked away and with a lovely homely feeling. Staff are super friendly and attentive, and the meals are delicious and reasonably priced. This is a place I can bring people for dinner and always feel confident that we will have an excellent experience.

This is a restaurant that is easily missed and forgotten it shouldn 't be. Although Karori is well served by take aways there are fewer restaurants except for those associated with local pubs. Sure, Planet Spice has goat curry, Little India has plenty of seats and great service and Great India tries to go one up on the rest. However for a straightforward, good quality indian, if you live in the neighbourhood, I can 't see much point in going past Flavours unless you feel like a night out in the CBD. The service is very good, always reasonably fast and friendly. There are lots of reminders of its long lamented Fog City past, and a classic, very red, slightly over the top decor. The central fire offers a visual cheeriness when its cold outside and sitting next to it with a 700ml Kingfisher sets one up for the meal to follow.The menu is comprehensive although the menu print styles (art nouveau) always strikes me as peculiar for an Indian restaurant. For two we generally go for one of the platters, or the lollipop, then a curry with palak paneer, dal Makhani, side dish platter and  breads either naan or paratha. The quality of the food is always good as good as the CBD. They also do a nice kulfi as well Gulab Jamen.Flavours is kid friendly.We recently took out an older lady who had never eaten an Indian meal 'too spicy that sort of stuff ' A night at Flavours convinced her otherwise she bought an Indian cookery book the next day at Marsden Books. If you live locally you should have been already and if not I think you should. If you live across town do you want a night out in Karori?

Best Indian restaurant in Wellington.<br/ <br/ We go there at least once a week. <br/ <br/ Great quality food, very generous quantity and great service.<br/ <br/ Warm flannels to wash our hands.<br/ <br/ Very reasonable prices.

Went there tonight, we were impressed by the prompt and professional service, warm flannels to wash our hands. The waitress offered us a chocolate naan as an entree... Odd? Yes. Delicious? Yes!! I had the butter chicken, and the paneer naan, the butter chicken was rich and smokey and just beautiful, the paneer Naan had a rich flavour, and went really well with the butter chicken. It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience, and we will definitely be back.