Aangan - Sunshine West
Aangan
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Aangan Indian Restaurant in Derrimut Deer Park is a unique dining destination in Melbourne that offers a diverse selection of both modern and traditional regional Indian cuisine. The restaurant features a warm and inviting atmosphere with a blend of traditional and modern Indian decor, including a main dining area and a functions room. Customers can choose from an 'al la carte' menu featuring dishes from both North and South India, as well as fusion options, or enjoy an 'All you can eat' buffet on weekends. The restaurant's award-winning dishes are expertly crafted by skilled Indian chefs and served on traditional clay plates, with a menu that caters to Vegans, Vegetarians, and those with gluten-free diets. The dining room also includes a mezzanine and lounge area for private and business meetings. In the Functions Room, guests can enjoy drinks at the bar, dance on the restaurant's dance floor, and host up to 140 guests for a sit-down meal. Additionally, the room features an 'Interactive Live Kitchen' for entertainment and hosts various traditional and non-traditional events, including 'Bollywood Nights'. Keep an eye out for the 18th-century temple door and pillars sourced from Varanasi, the Holy City of India, as well as the traditional Dum Pukht slow oven cooking method used by Moghul Kings.
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This was my first Indian meal in Melbourne. Really enjoyed daal makhani and methi malai matar. This place is too far for me to travel but worth a visit.
Some of my local Indian friends recommended this restaurant to me and I was keen to try it as I knew these friends were very fussy about good food. We had a great time, the service was prompt and staff were friendly and helpful. I have eaten Indian food before that had loads of chilli but no 'depth' of flavour. Aangan food is delicious and I'm looking forward to going back again soon.
If you want to feel like you're dining in India, come to Aangan. However don't expect upmarket and pleasant surrounds. Expect a small side entrance to a noisy, crowded dining arena. The food really is no better than your average local Indian diner. Don't cross city precints going to Aangan just because someone said it's the best Indian in Melbourne.
The food quality at Sumit's restaurant was poor. They need to monitor the quality of their dishes more closely. The non-vegetarian platter with tandoori chicken and chicken tikka all tasted like sriracha and ketchup, with no distinct flavors. There were no tandoor marks on the dishes and no selection of kebabs like achaari or malai, as there had been in the past. Overall, I was very disappointed with my experience.
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