Billu's - Harris Park

Billu's is one of many Indian restaurants along the main dining strip in Harris Park. The restaurant is spacious with large tables so it's suitable for groups of all sizes. The two of us shared the goat saag, the mixed vegetable dosa and the mixed thali. The thali was a good sampler of lamb rogan josh, butter chicken, chickpea curry, lentils, raita, roti and rice. The food was delicious with rich, punchy flavours. We also enjoyed the crisp dosa that was stuffed with assorted vegetables like carrots and cauliflower. The garlic cheese naan was tasty but unsurprisingly greasy. Service was very attentive and the food came out quickly. Would recommend for delicious Indian food.

The masala dosa is SO BIG !!! I really recommend it! Also, the butter chicken in the thali (I think you can get it as a meal on its own) is amazing and it has a really nice flavour in it. It's worth getting a lassi as well, I found the mango flavour to be stronger than the rose one. The staff are very friendly and efficient.

Pretty good. I like the prawn biryani. I don't think the service is very good and i saw a roach on the floor but the dish i did enjoy and my friends enjoyed their curry. Maybe order take away.

Hold up - why haven't I experienced the Indian food scene properly? I have no idea, and honestly, it's time to change this. For real. I enjoy food lunches with my boss - she's an absolute legend and a BIG foodie like myself. We had our work lunch here last Wednesday and we had an epic FEAST. I was so damn full by the end of it, but there were no regrets!! Everything I ate here was freaking delicious. We ordered: - Curry Puffs: great starter. Mint sauce that came with it was divine. - Prawn Masala: mmmm prawns dunked in some delicious spicy sauce. My tongue was burning from the chilli but it was enjoyable nonetheless! - Vegetable Biryani: like fried rice but with an Indian twist. Super filling and tasty. - Cheese Naan: cheesy deliciousness. Just add the mint sauce to it. Mindblowing. - Najuk Kofta: like a vegetarian version of butter chicken but instead has cottage cheese fritters. Melts in your mouth and cooked lovingly! If you like spicy food and can handle it, you can live without the mint sauce. I thought I could handle some of the foods, but ended up drizzling the sauce all over my plate, haha. The food isn't cheap but if you want to try lots of different dishes, organise a group dinner - you'll get more value for your money. Vegan/vegetarian friendly with approachable wait staff. The only downside is that the food takes a while to be brought out, so it helps to be extremely patient even when you're super hungry. Is Billu's worth coming back to? Absolutely! Genuinely impressed by the authentic dishes served and the vibrant, cosy atmosphere it brings to the table. It's definitely opened my mind into trying more Indian restaurants in the future!

Hold up - why haven't I experienced the Indian food scene properly? I have no idea, and honestly, it's time to change this. For real. I enjoy food lunches with my boss - she's an absolute legend and a BIG foodie like myself. We had our work lunch here last Wednesday and we had an epic FEAST. I was so damn full by the end of it, but there were no regrets!! Everything I ate here was freaking delicious. We ordered: - Curry Puffs: great starter. Mint sauce that came with it was divine. - Prawn Masala: mmmm prawns dunked in some delicious spicy sauce. My tongue was burning from the chilli but it was enjoyable nonetheless! - Vegetable Biryani: like fried rice but with an Indian twist. Super filling and tasty. - Cheese Naan: cheesy deliciousness. Just add the mint sauce to it. Mindblowing. - Najuk Kofta: like a vegetarian version of butter chicken but instead has cottage cheese fritters. Melts in your mouth and cooked lovingly! If you like spicy food and can handle... read more