Carlton Curry House

After coming here for many years the owners have changed hands. Sadly the new owners have managed to turn a great restaurant into some of the worst Indian food I've ever had. Bland watery overpriced slop is being a generous description on this occasion. My guests on table had similar thoughts and I felt it was my duty to tell the new owners of what I thought and vowed to never return. Save your money diners it ain't worth the effort to ruin a night out. Huge disappointment I used to love coming here.

We got the chicken korma and butter chicken. The butter chicken was great but this is the first time where the korma was better then the butter chicken. Serioudly best chicken korma I've ever had. Service was a little slow but we were not in a rush so didn't matter and the lady serving us was so nice. It's a nice small family business and great value.

Very slow service. I think the cook must have been away (one person seemed to be waiting + cooking). The food came very slowly. The onion bhajia were great. Great breads too, and excellent and that they have so many gluten-free options (gluten free naan). However the eggplant curry was a massive let-down, spiced poorly with an over-powering bitter flavour. They also seemed to have run out of basmati rice too because the saffron rice seemed to be jasmine rice and was bland and over-cooked. I feel like it could be worth a re-visit but it wasn't good this time.

We ordered for the first time from the Carlton curry house and I got the spicy ground lamb salad. The ground lamb was tasty but there was no salad - no dressing - no mint - no coriander - no toasted sesame seeds and no complimentary naan bread. It was pretty much spicy and flavoursome ground lamb with slices of carrot. The flavour was there but for $20 a bit disappointing.