It was an extremely busy Sunday due to Mother’s Day, the all you can eat buffet and a huge amount of takeaway orders. Just goes to show how wonderful the food was. Our first visit and we decided on the banquet which was incredible!! The food was really amazing. Every dish was delicious and left us wanting for more. Even with how busy it was, we were still very well looked after. Thank you for a lovely evening.

Clinton Pope

I took my boys to Dhaba as they wanted to try an Indian restaurant. We were not disappointed. Food was amazing and spiced to suit taste. Lassi was a hit with the kids (and myself)! Will definitely be back for the buffet on a Sunday 👍🏻 Excellent gluten free options too.

Rachael Williamson

What an eclectic restaurant. The atmosphere has you looking around and admiring every nook and cranny. The ambiance is also nice to soak in. The staff were very helpful and very accommodating. The kitchen cook openly and their etiquette with communication between other staff was great to see. The food was simply amazing, delicious with every dip and every bite. Mild in spice and was manageable, and strong if you desire. The butter chicken turned me into a cave man, just dived in with fingers due to its delicious sauce, to top off the night the desert was top tier. If you join the dumpling and the ice cream together it increases that tenfold. Perfect for a date night, not so much kid friendly (kids are welcome and they do amazing deals for kids, but I couldn't see young kids happy sitting in one spot, basically no play area for them) but perfect to wine and dine. The added advantage of share foods also sparks conversation between one another and in some cases makes you put down the phone and be human, that's and experience money can't buy. Enjoy your stay, and enjoy your meals, I thoroughly enjoyed it and I think you will too...

Senoji

We had a beautiful shared meal at Dhaba on Good Friday. Quiet and relaxed atmosphere with attentive staff. There were plenty of gluten free options and everything tasted amazing.

Jo Senftleben

What a mind blowing place it is!! I've never been to an Indian restaurant that takes you back in time with so many finer details that remind you of India. Cherry on the top, Mughal e Azam running on the projector, nostalgic! When it comes to food and presentation, you can notice amazing innovation in every item whether they are Gol gappes {Balls of Happiness they call : ) } or samosa plate or Indian Kulfi , Loved it!!! Staff was extremely warm, prompt and smiling. What a hidden gem, this place is. Whole family had a great time!

Mandeep Singh