Review Geet Indian Restaurant - Pretoria

I hadnt had restaurant Indian food for a long time. When the opportunity arose, I took it. Found Geet as we were staying over in Pretoria. What a great idea this was. The deco was intimate, warm and welcoming. Soft music, lights low. Made for a great start to the evening. Our waitress, Faith, was excellent and knowledgeable about the menu. The menu was huge and so varied we were overwhelmed. Faith gave us good advice and we helped us choose delicious options.

Wonderful Indian restaurant. Lots of vegan options. The lady who served us has been working there a long time and was very knowledgable regarding the vegan options. This is often not the case in restaurants, so that was a huge plus. The food was very tasty. There was beautiful Indian music playing. The owner told me it was composed specially for the restaurant. I found this out because I enjoyed it so much that I asked who the musician was because I wanted to get a copy. Wonderful vibe, good food and beautiful souls. I had been to this restaurant before on a previous visit to Pretoria. I was very happy to be able to take some friends there. Will always visit if I am in Pretoria next time.

Proper indian food! Very nice setting with friendly staff. Food was delicious! Very extensive menu with so many variants to choose from. Menu also has a suggested wine pairing with various food items. Lovely experience

Love this Indian dining experience in Pretoria got to try it out🍾🥂

Geet Indian Restaurant was nice! It is run by the Indian owner. The food was good, enough seating arrangements were there. Cozy and comfortable atmosphere inside the restaurant. Everything was good but the price was too high! Another bad thing was they charged tips all by themselves without asking me, and it was a handsome amount for tips!

An absolutely exquisite culinary experience. Geet serves traditional Indian food with a modern culinary twist that is sure to delight the senses. The staff are warm and friendly and the atmosphere is authentic and classy, with an oriental theme, that will make you feel like you're sitting in India. I would definitely recommend as a great place for special events or just for some good food with friends. If you're in Pretoria, it's a quick drive, situated next to Brooklyn mall. If you're not from Pretoria, take a drive... It's definitely worth it!

Me and my wife went to Geet as part of the restaurant week. We had three menus we could choose from and I have to say, everything looked delicious! Each of us had different starters, mains and deserts and we tasted each others as well and there was not a single thing wrong with any dish. Everything was great! The service was excellent and quick without being annoying. Very polite and the chef and owner came out to greet us as well. The have a massive selection of cocktails wines and other drinks so this was another major plus for us. I will definitely go back and try their normal menu. Would recommend it. 10 out of 10.

Wow! Astounding! The best Indian food and experience I have ever had in my life! Coconut Lamb! Wow. Service was really professional. Atmosphere was so relaxed and beautiful.

The best achar I ever ate! Best curry I ever ate! Best ice cream I ever ate! They make their own ice cream! Rose flavoured, pistachio flavoured and mango chilli flavoured! There is a nice lounge if you go in a group, parking by the entrance o free restaurant. If you love spicy food, I highly recommend this restaurant. Feels like being in India without being in India! Love it

We stumbled upon this Indian restaurant while we were in Pretoria to see jacaranda bloom. The restaurant has very nice Ambience with equally good food. Two disadvantages, first the location it's on second floor with no lifts, so if there are people on wheelchair and babies in prams then it a no go. Second the owner, she was very rude, the Restaurant was almost empty but she said we must come with the reservation. She let us in as if she was doing charity. Please make reservation before going.

Great place to eat. Somewhat expensive but worth while. Waiter was best I have experienced in long time! Extensive menu and great wine options.

Geet is an exceptionally diverse and imaginative restaurant. Every meal I have ever had there has been out of this world. If you are looking for a hot meal and satisfaction this is the restaurant for you. The chicken biryani, Naan bread and butter chicken curry is phenomenal. Thank you for many years of wonderful meal.

Hands down the best Indian restaurant in Pretoria. Great service and great quality food beautifully prepared. Feast on a range of starters or add some mains. Check out their incredible drinks menu. The first option on the tequila page is one of the best cocktails I've ever had... When the bartender gets it right. Beautiful balance of flavors.

a very beautiful and comfortable shop suitable for anyone who wants to taste food from the country of India.. the food is also delicious and the service is very fast

We went to Geet on a Tuesday night, reservations were made as it was my parents wedding anniversary. Needless to say the caliber of the restaurant is dismally dissatisfying. The beautiful pictures of the chairs and decor you see online is not where you actually sit, half of the restaurant has these brown old chairs and tables, and when we asked to change our table we were told that a 6 seater table can not be given to a crowd of 4 ( the restaurant had one other table of 4 throughout our meal).<br/>I ordered the Gosht Nali- which is meant to be lamb chops only to be told it would be chunks of meat on a bone. The food was tasty that, I will give the restaurant- but the menu is a bit confusing and neglects authenticity. Our waiter tried his best to make us as comfortable as possible. But it’s definitely was not worth the price!!! <br/>I’m not one to write an extensively negative review on a place but at that price I expect cleaner bathrooms with actually soap, and a better ambience that an ice cold airconditioner and Coca Cola that is flat. I was just very disappointed because we had been looking forward to coming here because of the great reviews.

Walking into Geet you are warmly welcomed. Restaurants set out beautifully. The food - AMAZING! A bit pricey but well worth it! Vast drinks menu also that left me finding it hard to decide lol. The curries 🙌🏽!!! I will be back here soon.

The spice is real nice! By far the best Indian in town. Just sometimes issues with parking when it's busy. Wine list slightly overpriced but the coriander honey & sesame Naan makes up for everything.

Geet is hands down one of my favorite restaurants. The menu is extensive and there is something for everyone. On this day, I shared a chicken butter makhni and lamb seyal. The meat in both dishes was extremely tender and flavorful (don't get me started on the garlic naan 😋).<br/>I'm typing this with the biggest food baby as portions are huge.<br/>Mains are slightly pricey but you get what you pay for, quality and quantity in a cosey and tasteful setting.

Heard brilliant things from friends/colleagues, so visited yesterday (for lunch) with high expectations. Nice ambience and welcome raised expectations further. For starters, we ordered a chicken and a lamb tikka and that's where the disappointment started. The starters took more than 35 minutes to arrive, even when the restaurant was running less than ten percent capacity. Didn't reflect well about the kitchen/chef's capability. The lamb starter was a complete waste, being rubbery and chewy. Feedback was provided to the restaurant in charge, didn't seem it was appreciated. We went on with the main course (chicken rezala, mutton roganjosh, moti pulao and cheese tomato naan). Main course was quite tasty, however the moti pulao was dripping in oil. The final nail on the coffin was gulab jamuns - completely dry centre of jamuns, with the sweet syrup not having penetrated. What a farce !!<br/><br/>Sorry, but left with a feeling of disappointment. Wouldn't return, neither will recommend.

We went there for an ordinary curry...Geet blew our minds. Delicious, tasty, fresh, modern, awesomely presented, warm ambiance. Starters, main and desert. Cudos to our awesome waiter Wellington, we went on all his suggestions, no the menu at all, told him what we were crawing for and he presented the best options! Really exhilarating experience.

Really great variety of Indian dishes made proper. The servers don’t know enough about the food they serve and the menu can be quite daunting if you are unfamiliar with the different cooking styles and flavour profiles from the various Asian regions. <br/><br/>Go here if you are looking for non-bastardized Indian cuisine.

Awesome Indian food. Decor, atmosphere and vibe is amazing. I would definitely also recommend this place to anyone looking for great Indian food.

A lovely valentines dinner, very warm and relaxing atmosphere and great service. The food was amazing and every detail made it an great experience.

Had the restaurant week menu at Geek. The food was great, very tasty and a wide variety of choices on the set menu for the restaurant week, but the 4 course menu was a bit too much for us. Fortunately we were able to take the remaining food home to enjoy it again tonight.<br/>Service is very attentive, sometimes a bit too much as we were asked 4 or 5 times whether everything was fine.

Was underwhelmed by what Geet had to offer. The food really wasn't as great as I had hoped. I love Indian food and have definitely had better. For the high price you pay you'd expect a top quality meal which unfortunately wasn't what I received.

Went here today as I was craving some Indian food. Firstly, the taste of the food is really NOT as great as what my friends told me. It was way too oily and the garlic naan-well-I have had better. Secondly, the pricing is absolutely through the roof, as I paid R 210 for 1 Butter chicken and 1 Garlic naan. Really not worth it at all. With all due respect, one naan costs R35; whereas other Indian restaurants charge about R17/naan.

I booked on the Website- received a confirmation. When we got there in the Evening. After we dared to go out in the Rain. We were greeted by a Waiter , when I mentioned that we had a Reservation he checked the Book - nothing !  Fortunately it was not a busy evening. We were placed at a small Table just left of the steps - my chair was wobbly which I then exchanged with another from the table next to us. We had to ask for a candle -our table was the only one without. No specials were recommended. The Owner (I suppose)Geta went to all the tables chatted and recommended Dishes. She looked at me a few times but did not come over to the Table.(pity) After ordering drinks and the food. The Starters were very tasty but the portion is far too big. We had the chicken and the lamb kebabs. For mains we had butter chicken and a lamb (rogan josh) with Naan- tasty but also too much-took a (doggy bag). I had ordered Raita which was a small portion- totally overpriced at R40. <br/>When we left Geta said half heartedly-Goodbye Maám but nothing to my husband.  <br/>I found this a pity - but suppose if you are not the (Creme de la Creme of Town ) you get ignored. Would have liked to get a recommendation from her for the meal - but then we ordered what we knew-as not to get disappointed. <br/>Summary- Food good , Service - okay , Friendliness and atmosphere - dissapointing

Best Indian Restaurant for us in PRETORIA.<br/>We always happy with the food and service.<br/>Staff always willing to help and recommend something new that tastes great.<br/>Owner always friendly and always there. <br/>Lamb Rogan Josh with mushroom rice always a big hit.<br/>

Great ambience, the interior is authentically Indian and honestly nicer than other Indian restaurants I've been to. Food was really great too and I would have given them the highest rating had it not been for the menu that is (very frustratingly) the length of a novel and very slow service despite the restaurant being empty.

Beautiful restaurant setting. Really friendly staff. Extensive menu selection. But the Briyani I ordered was so disappointing! Willing to give this place another try though.

If you are in Pretoria and need some splendid Indian food then geet is the place.. beautiful interiors good people to help you and food definitely lip smacking :)

The word 'Geet' in Hindi I am told means 'melodious poem' and to me, it is also a bit of a word play on the owner Gita's name. Gita Jivan is both a celebrated Chef, and proud owner, who, with the help of her father specializes in all styles of Indian cuisine. <br/><br/>As such, last night I was very excited to drive through for my first experience of their food in the form of a pairing with Boschendal wines so without any further unnecessary detail, I will get straight into the food..<br/><br/>First Course:<br/>Melon, tomato and Fennel soup, dressed with Fennel Coriander Tuli and Fennel Ice Cream paired with the Boschendal Brut NV. <br/>Second Course:<br/>Chicken pearl dumpling with Coriander Tuli, green pea Sorba and green pea samoosa wheels paired with the Boschendal Sommelier Chenin Blanc. <br/>Third Course: <br/>Rogan lamb chops on a bed of chicken  Kheema mutligrain rice, and butter bean, avocado and coconut Kachumber with multigrain Naan paired with the Boschendal Sommelier Pinotage. The Naan unfortunately for some reason only arrived well after we had eaten so we left it, but the lamb was cooked perfectly! <br/>Fourth Course:<br/>Passion fruit Falooda, chocolate and rose Malia Kulfi ice cream paired with Boschendal Chardonnay Pinot Noir. The dessert was not only interactive but also beautifully plated and delicious! The clear winner of the evening for me by far! <br/><br/>The interiors are diverse and cater for almost every taste, whilst the service with a smile is incredibly hands-on which is a nice touch. Geet certainly know how to make you feel like a VIP.<br/> <br/><br/>For more, find me on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter: LaurasWorldza

I don't think anyone can fault this place. I battles at firs to make sense of the huge menus but the staff are well informed and willing to help. We had an amazing meal and I would go again anytime.

Geet is lovely. Very sofisticated decor with an amazing bar, and a warm welcome from the owner at the entrance. I luv’d that they had my new favourite wine...Springfield life by Stone sauvignon blanc. We had a variety of starters that were so authentically Indian and I throughly enjoyed it. For mains I went with the Patalashajhi Khadia Paneer...it was delicious. Accompanied with a garlic naan, the flavour were fresh and spicy. Luv’d this place and will definitely return.

Typical South African Indian food. More spicy than the authentic Indian food and less depth in flavor than some of the real Pakistan curry dishes I have tasted in Pretoria. However Geet is a great outing specially with a group of friends. Book a large round table or one of their private corners. For the less traveled Foodie Geet will be an excellent choice for a night of curry.

Great menu, lots of options, amazing food, friendly staff, well lit and tasteful setting. I find it a bit on the pricey side, but the food won't disappoint.

I love Indian Cuisine plus I've always wanted to try out this restaurant, a friend of mine invited me for lunch and this was our spot😀 I must say the food was very good but the service was just ok...other than that we had a lovely afternoon at this establishment 😀

Quiet sophisticated and experienced. Tandoori prepared starters were succulent plump and fresh. The curries soft and full of surprises. One of the best. Menu and wine list are too long and comprehensive for my liking <br/>Service was friendly- too slow. The food and ambiance more than make up

The ambiance, (decor and music) was great. Wonderful experience.<br/>Food is flavorsome, great quality, well thought through. They have a lot to offer (both wine and food ) but waiters are of great assistance.<br/>Hostess and waiters are friendly. We were well received and assisted.<br/>

Spicy, delicious and ambience that's the only way I can describe the food at Geets. The atmosphere was perfect for a romantic evening. Wellington our waiter knows his stuff.

12.07.2017 I was Treated and Hosted by the incredible Chef Gita of Geet Indian Restaurant in Brooklyn ('Geet' in Hindi means "Melodious Poem"), who is making you think twice when it comes to Indian Food.<br/><br/>Gone are the days where you get the usual plain Curry, Rice and Roti, think innovative, out of the box and above all, Molecular Gastronomy. I was so warmly welcomed, it felt as if we had known each other for years, and she was welcoming me into her “home”<br/>Gita Jivan is described as “the first Indian woman to open and own an establishment of this calibre in South Africa, she’s also an astute business mind — and her many awards acknowledge the quality of her cuisine as well as her entrepreneurial instinct. Gita is also a poet, a mother, a daughter and a traveller who loves yoga... But to call her a chef is a painful understatement; Gita is a culinary magician” After the experience we had, I can safely say I agree. <br/>The decor is elegant and classy, with ample space for Approximately 200 guests in the main dining area. The Whisky room is quite intriguing, and can seat up to 25 guests. Adorned with silk drapes, with soft cushions and pillows, lit with lamps it is a great spot for a bunch of friends to have a special occasion. If you want something more corporate, there is a Kanu Fine Dining Room with a wall-to-wall Glass Wine Rack, or for the hot summer nights you can always sit outside on the terrace overlooking Brooklyn.<br/>It was an exclusive dinner pairing between Geet and Saronsberg Wines, and all who attended definitely got their monies worth.<br/><br/>On arrival, we were given the Saronsberg Brut MCC to get the evening started, with an Amuse Bouche comprising of a Butter Chicken Ravioli. Who would have thought of that… yes Chef Gita did. Our first course that was presented to us was a “Jewel of the South” which was Lemon and Coriander scented Seafood Soup with Honey Coriander Naan to compliment it. Visually appealing, great smell, and for a clear soup it was so full of flavor, as for the Naan, that freshly made smell just made you even more hungry, and it was so delicious. Our first course was paired with the “Earth in Motion 2017”, which I quite liked. Light and easy on the tongue.<br/><br/>The main course was Kapi Lamb Chop’s with Coorg Coffee, Wild Mushrooms glazed and served with Carrot and Green Thoran (a stir-fry garnished with coconut), Coconut Cashew Khichdi, and Goats Cheese Samosa and a Wild Mushroom Naan. How is that for a combination? I did find the lamb a bit fatty, as I am use to the edges being “braaied” crispy, which I prefer but the rest of the dish was not short of flavor, and not forgetting the added touch of a fennel meringue. Definitely something different and tantalizing on the palate. This was however paired with two varieties of wines, The Voignier 2016 and the Seismic Rooi 2014, I personally preferred the Voignier, as the Seismic I found a bit harsh.<br/><br/>Ending off this amazing event was probably one of the best Homemade Ice Creams I have ever had. I would have happily sat in a corner with a bow full of it and not shared a mouthful. It was a Coconut Meringue Madness. A Coconut Milk Panna Cotta, with a Passion Fruit Centre, surrounded by a scoop of Salted Cookie Ice Cream, and shards of crumbs, Meringue and Strawberries. Absolutely mind blowing taste and just so gorgeous. This final course was paired with a 6.3 Straw Wine 2008. It was a bit too sweet for me but nonetheless a fantastic pairing of food, wine, MANY laughs, and great new friendships formed. Such fascinating people and amazing hospitality from Gita and her staff surrounded me on the evening.<br/><br/>Thank you once again for hosting me, and welcoming me so warmly. I look forward to coming back, and tasting more amazing food experiences.<br/><br/>If you are looking for something new to try, keep an eye on Geet’s Facebook, as there are many more Food and Wine pairing evenings happening in the near future.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>

Confirmed booking at 20hr00 ordered wine and starters 20hr10 at 21hr15 was notified one of the two starters ordered was out of stock. No explanation on the poor service, standard refrain - 'it will be here now' nobody checked up. Restaurant not full, Not again.

Geet meaning "Melodious music" in Hindi. This Authentic Indian Restaurant has a concept of wide selection of meal served in different parts of India and its neighboring countries like Nepal and Pakistan.<br/><br/>Since I am a die hard fan of Spicy food. And after reading such great reviews, My Husband and I decided to give Geet a chance.<br/><br/>We were welcomed by the friendly manager and were introduced to our server after being seated. The beautiful decorations with warm tones of indian fabric gives you the real feel of India. The beautiful draping immediately gives you a sense of privacy, soft melodious music and candle light set a romantic atmosphere. <br/><br/>I was already sold by the divine aroma of the exotic spices. <br/><br/>With starters labeled as their First impressions, we ordered Scallops, and Mushrooms (filled with paneer, cashews and cheese)<br/><br/>The presentation was pretty but both starters looked similar. Their First impression was not impressive at all. The Scallops were frozen inside, Mushrooms were flavorless and tasted plain. After tasting the starter I started worrying about the main meal.<br/><br/>For mains we ordered lamb shank curry and Butter chicken. The lamb shank was fairly tender but the rest was terrible. <br/><br/>Everything tasted as if they used the same sauce for every dish, the sauce was probably pre made and tasted generic. Everything had the same "Orange " look. The hot cast iron plates with sizzling curries have been replaced with foil on top of the plates, which kind of ruins the 5 star feel.<br/><br/>Known as one of the best Indian fine dining restaurants, it definitely did not meet my expectation. This is not how real Indian food tastes. I don't understand how this restaurant has managed to get such good reviews. The quality of the food does not meet the 5 star rating at all.<br/><br/>Pros: lovely ambiance, has got a 5 star feel to it.<br/><br/>Cons: Terrible food.

My wife and I are currently going through a food and wine pairing at a different restaurant. We consider ourselves serious foodies and visit 4 restaurants a week. Yes, a bad habit. We know. But we have had the privilege of visiting many fine dining establishments. <br/><br/>We went to Geet after seeing amazing photos on Zomato and looking at its exceptional review. We were horribly disappointed. The photos I mentioned are not available on their standard menu and only venture out into the big bad world on special gourmet evenings. 99% of the pictures we saw weren't an option. Our food was average. Our service was average. Our bill considing what we ordered was exorbitant. I love Indian food. This place hurt me. Even a quick take away from Banjara's has more flavor. Ghazal blows this restaurant away. I hope that their normal chef was on the beach with his family on holiday.

Went to GEET tonight for our anniversary. Warm welcome and showed to our table. Took a while before they could get bring me the correct year of the wine I ordered (2 wines advertised as 2013 and 2014, but they only had 2015).<br/>Starters were ordered (Punjabi samoosas and Tandoori Chicken (Kokum Reshmi) kebabs). Took a while to arrive for a not so busy restaurant. Was worth the wait though. Succulent, moist chicken and very good taste. Samoosas was ok.<br/><br/>Main meals were the Ta-Ka Tak Badami (lamb) and Ta-Ka Tak Rogan Josh (chicken). I preferred the lamb over the "chewy" chicken.<br/><br/>Ambience - I enjoyed the restaurant until a couple came into the restaurant and were a tad bit "loud". Probably on their first date.

The food was great. There were a lot of options on the menu and an extensive wine list. <br/><br/>A very traditional and intimate ambience can be expected.

Authentic , inviting , truly relaxing and sensational ! This place is an Indian culinary heaven boasting bold yet beautifully balanced flavours and aromas. We were doted on from start to finish and the whole dining experience is so unique and plays on all the senses. The menu caters for all preferences and evokes so much excitement. The samoosas were exquisite and our main meals simply could not be faulted ! We cannot wait to come back and spoil ourselves with what I have no doubt will be another extraordinary experience. 🍷☺️Brendan Linder

Marvellous food with good quality. Right amount of spice, the texture of the food is great never had an Indian cuisine as good as this before. Pricey, but definitely worth it! Quite a few vegetarian options available

I absolutely love the ambience of this restaurant. I decided to do my meal proper Indian style (ordering a variety and sharing, according to an article I read) and the food was truly delicious and flavoursome. The martini I had was also marvelous. <br/>The waiter, however, made me feel a little unwelcome by his kind of prejudice attitude. If it wasn't for the amazing food and drink my night would have been a total disaster.<br/> I would still recommend this place if you are looking for an authentic experience with Indian cuisine.

Went for a lovely dinner tonight. Although it was a quiet night the tables were still nicely set and the ambience was still very nice! The food was good and not too much and the menu has lots of options to choose from! I would also like to compliment the service, our waiter was great and remembered everything perfectly. The waiters are also very helpful in helping you understand the menu and to make the best choice. Definitely one of the best Indian restaurants i've been to!

The initial impression walking into the restaurant was inviting, modern and relaxing. This set the mood for a very enjoyable evening. Ambiance: music was just the right volume, the overall vibe was relaxing. Food was the best Indian food in pretoria. The chicken was creamy, the lamb was beautifully cooked in a delicious sauce. The lamb was very soft and lean. Hardly any fatty bits. The naan bread was fresh and and soft. The waitress was very friendly, professional and knowledgeable of the cuisine and helped out in making decisions regarding the food choice. Overall very satisfying. Giving it a 4/5.

Geet remains one of Pretoria's best restaurants to date. The same family maintaining a high standard of service with exceptional food and flavour. The menu has been reworked recently it seems, adding even more choices to an already abundant selection. I've been visiting Geet for years and it never fails to impress.

Celebrations were in order and the recommended restaurant was Geet Indian Restaurant that was indeed a gastronomic experience. <br/><br/>The excellent service and personal touch from the owner definitely added to the experience. Various meal options were discussed and I was on track to discovering a 'special dish' that wasn't on the menu as yet.<br/><br/>The meals were delicious and served hot as can be. The various types of naan bread were irresistible and added to the lustre of the panneer that tantalised my taste buds. <br/><br/>This was by far an excellent south african indian restaurant experience!

My absolute favourite restaurant at this stage - but it's more about the atmosphere, dining experience and the attention to detail that get's me excited.  <br/>A warm reception on arrival and a kind embrace welcomes regulars to this spectacular setting.<br/>You can call be bias, I don't mind.  But this is Indian cuisine done to the finest - not your regular take-out shops.  I've had numerous mind-blowing dishes which doesn't even feature on the menu, only because the Chef/Proprietor cooks up wonderous meals as the ingredients are seasonally available.  I will recommend to trust the judgement of Geeta and let her entertain your palate with flavours and textures.  You will not leave Geet hungry or thirsty - get ready for a festival of flavours!

Geet is back! They never closed but went through a bit of a dip a year ago in terms of quality. But they certainly back to their glorious self! We had dinner and the service and food was excellent. The "heat-range" of their foods suit any palate as I like my curry hot, while my wife likes it mild and the kids no chili, and they accommodated this perfectly.

We were in Pretoria to explore the beautiful city and on our way back we searched for some near by restaurants on Zomato and zeroed to Geet Indian Restaurant. The restaurant is located on the first floor at Fehrsen Street and has outdoor seating arrangements as well to view the beautiful city. We choose to sit outside and enjoy our lunch on a bright Saturday afternoon. Their menu is extensive and bit pricey. <br/><br/>We ordered Arbi and Betroot ki Tikki and Chicken Tikka for starters,a portion of Kolhapuri Vegetables in Main course.For the breads we ordered Tandoori Roti. Chiken Tikka was succulent and delicious. Arbi and Beetroot was good but not great. Kolhapuri Vegetables was mediocre. The bread tasted good. The staff was friendly and the food arrived on time. Brownie points for the fabulous presentation of the food. <br/><br/>Overall, I would definitely go back and try few more flavors from their extensive menu.

The Restaurant is simply amazing. If you enjoy Indian cuisine, this is the place. There is private cubicles where you can enjoy the evening with friends.

What a disappointment. We booked a table for Valentine's day. They did not have our booking.. then they placed us and we were served cold cold soup without even having our wine. One waiter - for so many tables. No service. And the worst no music... It is 8h30 and I have not have my valentines dinner. Disaster... too expensive as well. Disaster...

Not much to say, generic non saffron Indian food, waiters that is poorly trained and cloth hanging everywhere needs a wash. Good Indian bread.

We had fantastic evening at Geet with owner Gita being the perfect host. Where the interior of most Indian restaurants are dull, Gita has over the years turned this place into a beautiful upmarket experience with a great ambiance. Her food has always been good, but of late she has taken it to another level. Last night I had the pomegranate & chicken starter and oh-so-yummy prawn curry. I cannot recommend Geet Indian Restaurant more.

I decided to wait until the next morning to rate this "curry joint". You know how back in the day when you took an amazingly good looking woman home after a long night but woke up in the morning only to want to chew your own arm off? Well sometimes with Indian food it's the same thing. While you're eating it, it's the most amazing thing you've ever eaten ... but the next morning all hell break loose. Literally. That wasn't the case here. Well almost. All in all the "during" experience was epic. The Sikhandari raan was without a doubt the best lamb shank I have eaten. Period. And what without the morning after effects, that typically mean I need to leave a suitable gap in my visitations to allow for the memory of the mornings events to fade, I could get used to eating this more regularly. Our expert server was Wellington and he looked after us fantastically well. We got some extra fresh papadums with amazing achaar as a complimentary "get into the mood". We followed this by ordering the previously mentioned ridiculously good lamb shank and a lamb Chukkandar. We accompanied this with a plain basmati and a couple cheesy garlic Naan breads. If you don't like Naan, they're amazing ways to get into the groove. If you do, they're Naan heaven. I can comfortably recommend this to anyone and we've found our "local curry joint". Well done team.

I had to decide on a place to bring some clients to in Brooklyn and I wanted to try something different. The service is okay and the waiters know the menu. The food on the other hand is excellent. I have been here a few times over the years and they consistently get their curries right. I will be back for more.

My first authentic Indian restaurant experience and I was thoroughly pleased. Initially, I was overwhelmed by the menu but the wait staff know how to explain it to you and you'll make a decision you won't regret

My wife and I got invited to whiskey pairing even and to try out the new cuisine that was on offer. The food was absolutely amazing the flavours and the different take on your traditional dishes. It was so refreshing to see Indian food in the not so Indian way and still enjoy the aromatic flavours. This place is an awesome place for a first date or a long awaited catch up with an old friend. Delicious food and a great ambiance. A little hidden gem in the centre of Brooklyn.<br/><br/>Ecstatic to be invited to the pink table project.....Neeta Raga Dullabh

Love to visit Geet Indian Restaurant on a regular basis. The food is absolutely amazing and the service is 1st class. The owner serves you with a smile and is so genuine with her recommendations that you feel like part of the family. I can definitely recommend Geet to anyone looking for a great evening out. You won't be sorry! !!!!!

This used to be my favorite restaurant in Pretoria, you know the place that you reserve only for special occasions. <br/><br/>Portion sizes has decreased, the lovely hot plates that made your curry sizzle in front of you is gone. And the kicker is the taste that was always to die for has disappeared. <br/><br/>Ask for some water and get charged R50 for it, order a bottle of wine form the menu and when the bill comes it's double the price. When I enquired about it the waiter quite impolitely states that we got a more expensive one than the one ordered. When I asked for the wine list to make sure to takes 10 minutes to be delivered, (don't know why as we were the only table there) only to discover that we had exactly the wine we ordered and he simply wanted to cash in the rest. Didn't even bother to apologize. Oh and don't think you can show your dissatisfaction with a lesser percentage tip. No no its fixed at 15%.<br/><br/>For 5 years I have always ranted to my friends, family and colleagues about how this was the best restaurant in Pretoria. I certainly won't do that any longer <br/>

Best Indian restaurant I've ever been to, awesome food and service and portion sizes are good but not too much, just the perfect amount. Awesome and relaxed vibe with great people.

Amazing authentic Indian cuisine! Situated in Brooklyn Pretoria, lovely atmosphere and a personal touch when the owner comes to your table. Food ranges from veg to non veg dishes, numerous wines on offer to pair the perfect dish.

What a glorious night out. We had a ball of a time, ate too much but everything was good. Didnt understand the dishes, so asked the waiter to surprise us. Ended up having 3 starters and 2 curries and 2 breads and rice and finishing almost everything! Service is also excellent

What a beautiful restaurant.<br/>From the moment you walk in till the moment you leave, you feel like you matter.<br/>The Bollywood Drinks, the starter that was recommended by our waiter and our main course was all impeccable. My lamb was so soft and my husband's prawns were just right, we ate till we felt like we might explode! I have read mixed reviews about this place and that made me hesitant to give it a try. There's a reason this place has been around for so long and I'm sad that I have not tried them sooner. It's beautiful inside , our waiter knew the menu from the back of his hand and that you don't see every day. Thanks for a beautiful evening.

What a terrible dining experience. It was supposed to be my birthday lunch but it started out with a bad bang! Dirty plates, dirty glasses, food on the menu not being served anymore, potatoes not cooked properly etc etc. To top it all off, when we asked to see the owner she was too busy in the kitchen to attend to us and our issues. I am so disgusted and dissapointed and most of all insulted that the owner didnt think we were important enuf to attend to. She needs training in customer care!!!!! Geet...u will not see me again.<br/>

Simply the best Indian Restaurant i have eaten , amazing lamb shank,alleppey prawn Curry with lemon rice, the naan to die for just just the best .Very PEACEFUL place , service was professional the waiter knew his food like a book, we will definitely be back  with a large group,

This is for the Indian food lovers.. We have been there at Geet Indian Restaurant 14th September 2016 for the dinner. Really it has got a nice ambience and affectionate service provider. We enjoyed the food. It was nice to be there for dinner. :)<br/><br/>Again we, the group of 10 people, went to the Geet restaurant for dinner on 17th September 2016. The food was good, service was nice.. The environment was light and cool.. but the only mistake done by them was the bill of another table was given to us for payment.. of course I suppose it was done by mistake, but still it was a nusiance.. as we ointed out the error they apolised and correct it with the right one.. and another setback is that, that next time onwards whenever we will go to Geet, we will be checking the bill before paying for the same.. And I hope, they will never ever do such kind of mistake to behold their reputation... !!

We met up with a few friends at the legendary Geet for an early Sunday lunch. The restaurant was very quiet so we had a table by the window, which meant that we had a nice cool spring breeze. We would have loved to sit in the lounge but the floor cushions were being upholstered. Our waiter was...

Wow wow wow!! This place is exceptional if you are into indian food! I have long been looking for a fine dining Indian place that lives up to its name and Geet certainly does!! The owners and staff are very friendly and attentive! They have a brilliant wine list and the dishes are superb!! Recommend it to all Indian food lovers!! Will certainly be returning!!

Lovely decor & great ambiance.<br/>Attentive staff who explained the extensive menu very well. The food was great as well as the wine selection. Most definitely will be back!

Great restaurant with good indian food..their service is superb with staff highly knowledgeable of the menu and offer great advise and pairing..i love their gulab jambo dessert..parking is the only thing i struggle with and hence not a 4 rating

Must say I was impressed sorry for you which not like this restaurant I would even challenging you as been travelled the world been on everything from street food in Dar to smoked reindeer heart on an island in Lapland this was worth the visit all day and night along just visit and make up your own opinion thank you for accommodate us today

I came to Geet for a special occasion dinner on Thursday night and I'm so sad to say that it was a very average evening, after previously been blown away. This really is a beautiful restaurant and the service is on point, however, I was let down by the meal. I ordered a lamb Lekali. On the menu it states that this dish is crowned with shallots and apricots. When it arrived at the table this was not the case. The waitress took it back and brought it back saying the chef said there is apricot sauce in the curry. There was no sweetness or apricot flavour to the dish whatsoever which I was really looking forward to. The naan bread is also quite miniature. About the size of a side plate, cut into 4 pieces. I feel that R220 for a curry and naan is quite pricy, being as average as it was. Our vegetarian friend had a delicious chick pea dish which was really tasty and creamy.

Absolutely superb!!! We could not decide what to order or try so the maître ď offered to take us on a culinary adventure by deciding for us, an amazing selection of dishes all unique and absolutely unforgettable. They have an excellent extensive wine list beautifully presented. We'll be back.

At Geet right now  the best food ever great stuff and loving owners . U are great restaurant in South Africa <br/>Friendly stuff, and very Huge menu, we all loved all dishes served to us

Highly recommended!! A whole vegan dedicated menu above the normal veg menu, friendly owners, attentive staff, comfy and cosy booth seating and open table seating for larger groups, easily accessible location, safe, adequate parking. Taste sensations, wanted to try everything! Definitely going back again and again. Perfect for a date night or a girls' night!!

The best indian cuisine in pretoria !! We were treated like we were regulars . The food put a smile on me and my dads face . My dad is a vegan and he commented saying that this place had the best vegan food he had in 2 years . The love of her food is definitely visible ! Everything has a perfect concentrated taste . The menu has a big variety from teas to mains and appetizers ! The ice creams are well worth a try !! I left full and happy . I will definitely be back ?!!!

Geet is still a one of a kind...😀😀. Awesome vibe, lots of attention to detail.... Stunning decor..... Spacious......<br/><br/>Not to mention the food! Simply irresistible! The best Indian cuisine in town... Exceptional taste and preparation. <br/><br/>Vegetarian and vegan friendly....they cater for all. <br/><br/>Will definitely be back 😄😄😄<br/><br/><br/><br/>

I love the ambience at Geet. Soothing music, delicious food and good service. Lots of vegan and vegetarian options. I had the mushroom rice and vegetable balls in tomatoe sauce...generous portions...it was lovely!

Delious food and gorgoeus company while in a romantic Indian setting in the bustling Brooklyn hub of Pretoria. The only fault was that the service was a tad slow but my company and delicious food made everything seem perfectly timed. Our waitron Princess was fantastic and very knowledgeable of the massive menu. Recommendation anything with coconut milk and a tomato base. Cassidy Louw

To my great dismay we have not been back to Geet in quite a while. In our group of four we tried and tasted everything brought to the table and not a single dish disappointed. The most memorable was the handmade rose icecream which could not have tasted better if I dreamt it.

Had the most spectacular dinner at Geet last night. The mushrooms (Dhingri Bhool Bhool) are stuffed with cottage cheese and cashew nuts. The Paneer Tawa Masala is so silky and yummy you will want to take a bath in it. I paired this with naan stuffed with potato, paneer and coriander. Pure heaven! Underneath this tasty naan lid lies tender Chicken Biryani served with cucumber riata. My tummy has never been so happy! #livetoeat #saltnsas #getinmybelly

Geet is a gem hidden in the heart of Brooklyn! <br/><br/>Upon entry, Geeta (the chef) greets you and makes you feel welcome.. The menu can be a little intimidating for those unaccustomed to Indian food. Geeta guides you into it and helps you find some great culinary choices. <br/><br/>We were a group of 7 on this evening.. A friend's birthday. So we did a platter starter of chicken, mushroom and a vegetarian option.. All so tasty. And for mains, we did a similar idea- tasters of many different options: chicken, lamb, prawn, etc. served with different rices and naan breads. Side note: the naan is to die for, especially the coconut naan or the honey and coriander naan. I literally ate all of this on the table. <br/><br/>The thing that lets down the experience is the 'dessert menu'.. Small. Basic. Uninteresting. But something to be improved on. We opted out on dessert in favour of going elsewhere. <br/><br/>Further side note: extra brownie points for an extensive vegetarian and further vegan menu! <br/><br/>Geet proved to be a great choice for a Friday night- I don't know why we didn't try it sooner.

So worth the trip from Johannesburg to Pretoria!<br/>The cuisine is simply perfect! Ordered lamb rogan josh and it's the best I've had in a while. The chicken dish was so delectable as I could taste the flavour infused into the chicken meat which left an amazing aftertaste! Ambience and style of the restaurant is both elegant and warm. Definitely placed in my favorites folder!!

Had the best time at Geet! They have a wide selection of delicious indian food, by far the best naan I have ever had. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Sat in the whiskey lounge, which is quite different and relaxing. Would definitely recommend giving Geet a try!

Always was and still is my favourite Indian restaurant. Beautifully done food and an excellent wine and whiskey list. Service is always on par when I have been there.

every single bite I took in this place was a moment in flavour and texture. it was simply beautiful. <br/><br/>i had the chainsoo, saffron pulao and rogni naan. the aromas and tastes i experienced that night remain unparalleled. <br/><br/>unfortunately the portions were small and the prices were high. also, the samosas were rather…gastronomical for my taste.<br/><br/><br/><br/>

Great authentic Indian cuisine, prices are definitely not easy to swallow. Be prepared for a hefty bill, however the food is great with friendly staff!

My favourite Indian place by far! The food is alwas excellent and I love how the owners are always involved and advising you on what to eat! The atmosphere is wounderful! A bit pricy, but thats ok because I will never get the same experience and food anywhere else!

Absolutely delicious! The menu was a bit overwhelming but the owner/hostess was very helpful in offering suggestions since it was our first time. The coconut naan is delicious!

What an amazing restaurant. The menu is pretty daunting if you don't know Indian food, but there is definitely a choice for everyone. My friend is vegetarian and according to her, this is the best vegetarian menu she has seen. The choices of different Naan breads are also exceptional. We also had an apple and pomegranate Raina, so yum. I will definitely be back. B

Great variety and choice.<br/>Excellent authentic menu.<br/>Service a bit surly and condescending ! But other than that good choice <br/>Family run business offering a wide selection of curries<br/>Wine list adequate without being mind blowing

We visit this restaurant whenever we visit Pretoria, as we are lovers of Indian cuisine. Unfortunately this time the chicken was really tough in both of our curries, and the standard overall on the last two visits was just not worth the hefty price tag. Although we feel slightly negative about the consistency at the restaurant, the naan bread remains unparalleled.

Stunning restaurant with excellent service and food. I had the best vegetarian dish,Rista sham savera, the chef's speciality. If you love indian food, this restaurant is a must try. The only downside was that the waiter forgot to top up our wine.

I'm not often in Pretoria and have always been unimpressed with the choice of restaurants in the capital city, but have finally found one I rate!<br/><br/>The guys at Geet are really super friendly - management is present and the waiters know what they're doing. They're especially helpful when it comes to guiding you through the traditional menu.<br/><br/>The menu is very broad (perhaps too much) and even if you think you're not into Indian you'll find something. Quality of the food ranks highly - really is great traditional fare. The real Mc Coy!<br/><br/>When trying to find the place don't think it's in Brooklyn Mall as I did - it's a separate building next to it. Park in the tight little area next to the building, or out on the street.

What an amazing and unexpected restaurant. The restaurant is located on top of a hardware store and the entrance is on the side. To be honest when I first arrived I was hesitant what with the dodgy looking enter acne and fluorescent blue lights. But as soon as I walked in I was blown off my feet. <br/><br/>Walking up the stairs to the restaurant there are tons of framed awards for the restaurant. Upon entry the waiters are dressed smartly and are extremely professional. The tables are ornately decorated and some are separated with light curtains (like a private canopy) this really enhanced and personalized the experience. <br/><br/>The menu is vast and is such that you want to order everything. The food was well spiced and not too heavy. What I also liked was the fact that the waiter knew his menu and was able to explain the differentials to us and offer suggestions. <br/><br/>Will definitely be going back!

This family run restaurant is always a treat. I especially love going there during the cold winter months to have a great curry, one of their very well selected red wines and a good old single malt whisky for the road (when I'm not driving). They give you poppadoms with chopped tomato and chili on the house to get you going which is always a nice gesture. The menu can be quite confusing but if you stick to the classics the same way I do, you will never be disappointed. The "hot" option is a little too hot for me and I wont be making that mistake again. Summer dinners on the terrace are also very nice. Service is fast and professional. Definitely one of my favourites.

Indian cuisine. My ALL time favorite. This will be a short review. Having lived in Pretoria for now a little over ten years, I've never tasted better Indian either here or elsewhere. To say I love Geet is an understatement. Any special occasion, I'll haul my whole family there! All the dishes on their menu are simple must haves. And boy do they have a wide selection of Indian dishes, offering selections that are representative/signatures from both North & South Indian territories. The naan? Always, always good. With Indian cuisine, the naan is always the deal breaker for me. Butter naan is my favourite. Lovely wine pairings too. Have enjoyed great meal & wine pairings on several dates here. I've never been to Geet & found it full but I know all Pretoria foodies know & love it equally. Their ambience is old world & very, very relaxed. The lighting, the music and the décor all work together to create a quiet & peaceful environment. Very well priced for what you get & such, homely & attentive service each time I'm there. They do train their waiters rigorously in their dishes & wine pairing suggestions. Keep it up Geet. I am yet to have a bad experience there. In fact I'm so confident I never will. You guys are my all time favourite restaurant!

We were very impressed with the extensive vegetarian menu, but left a little disappointed as the flavours did not meet expectations. Our starter took over 45 mins to arrive. The corn tiki had no salt and the crispy veg chilli was soggy. The naan was great but the curry was at best average. The hostess was busy getting a manicure in the middle of the restaurant while we ate. Overall, disappointing experience.

Geet is a total Indian experience located conveniently in Brooklyn. Parking is messy so I recommend leaving your car at Brooklyn mall and enjoying the stroll to the restaurant. We attended one of their paired events and I can highly recommend this. This specific evening was a taste sensation including their dishes and Whiskey.<br/><br/>From entering to being seated and served everything felt authentic and done with passion. We had a nook with pillows and low table which added to the experience but there is mostly normal seating for the less adventurous. <br/><br/>The evening included live cooking and lots of info about spices and the process into achieving the rich flavours they do. <br/><br/>All round a great experience, go as a small group and submerge yourself.

Geet is not just a restaurant, it is an experience, we got to see how the food was made, smell the spices and learn more about the Indian culture. We went for a whiskey and food pairing with a live food demonstration and it was really worth every dime. The service is good and everyone is helpful.

Geet is very special to us, but personal feelings aside, they have by far some of the best Indian flavor in town!  The whole experience is always great.  The service is good, and they always have great suggestions for whatever flavor you feel in the mood for.  Spicy, rich and flavorful dishes that just warms your whole body.  A must if you love Indian cuisine like we do, or want to try some new cultural flavors.  Tip:  ask for the whiskey lounge for date nights.

Geet has a reputation for being one of the best Indian restaurants in Pretoria. It seems to be a title that belongs to either Geet or Pride of India. I haven't tried the latter but having now visited Geet I can see why it has this reputation. The interior was plush and cosy, with an effort made to create an intimate space for individual parties. We were welcomed with a plate of poppadoms and relishes. We then had the apricot and olive stuffed kebabs, coupled with some naan with dried fruits. The kebabs were delicious and the sweetness of the apricot is offset beautifully by the olive. For mains we had a chicken biryani served with raita and a lamb curry made tomatoes and banana served with coconut rice. Both were lovely and, at least for me, just spicy enough. I think it was only the naan that disappointed as it wasn't quite what I expected. It contained candied fruits rather than what I expected dried fruits to be, and this was a rather strange combination for me. The mains portions are filling enough but I would recommend having a starter because the leftover mains tasted even better the next day.

Good service and friendly staff, tasty tasty food almost too Generous portions. Good atmosphere. Downside is the parking and stairs to restaurant.

Last night I was reminded why dining out is so much more than eating (good) food. Geet is a family favourite. The gracious wellcome and the warm, elegant interior with a touch of dazzle sets the tone for a pleasant evening to come.<br/>The food is tasty and flavourful. <br/>We shared starter platters with Arbi & Beetroot Ki Tikki ( delicate beetroot, sweet potato & corn, pan fried in heart shapes) Crispy Veg (family favourite) and Dillkush Kebab - chicken marinated in sweet and spicy herbs, filled with melt-in-your-mouth cheese - beyond delicous!<br/>Mains we shared too:<br/>Two different Lamb Curries, both equally tasty, Butter Chicken, Chicken Korma and Paneer with peas, soft onion in creamy tomato base. Coconut rice, Lemon rice an delicious fluffy naan completed the meal for five. I cannot begin to describe the rich, sensual enjoyment I experienced. <br/>We left Geet, restored and filled with grattitude for all the good things in life.<br/>They are a haven for vegetarians & vegans. Unfortunately inaccessable to the physically disabled.

What a beautiful looking restaurant, with such a warm and authentic feel. Not the most affordable restaurant but must say it was definitely worth it! The food was the tastiest Indian food I've ever had... Portions were also good!

no popodums!?!  and, according to the manager, due to fluctuations in the exchange rate?  no lassie / cocktails on the menue?  they have, but just not on the menu?  aloo paratha without potatoe?  only in pretoria :)  i'll give them the 1 point for comic relief, but will never return.

Great food. The aromas and spices linger on the memory long after. Service was average but satisfactory. Love curry. Would go back anytime.

One the best. We go there often and have never been disappointed. Generous portions mutton is as tender as you can get. The atmosphere is cosy and relaxed.

We were a party of 8. All the food ordered was tasty, however my mutton dish hardly had any meat, just bones and fat. For a fine dining restaurant, not expected. However, someone else who ordered a different mutton dish had good pieces. Vegetarian food really good. <br/><br/>Service terrible. Had to send our starters back as they put the vegetable and meat dishes on one plate. Not enough finger bowls. Only 4 for the 8 of us, so they had to do 2 rounds. <br/><br/>Didn't have a good selection of normal beers. Had to settle for what they had. <br/><br/>Not impressed...

Geet was a different experience. The ambience was cool and the waitress was friendly. However, their menu is pricey and I didn't like having to pay extra for my starch. Its good as a treat once in a while. their naan and curries were delectable. Its a great place to try out Indian cuisine.

I have been going to Geet for years. But 3 weeks ago we decided to go again. This time it was awful. The experience and the food. Our waiter had no idea what to recommend he took forever to bring our drinks. The owner looked annoyed when we asked her to help us with the menu. The food came which was probably sitting under a warmer as the sauces had a hard layer. Do not recommend this restaurant.

Delicious indian food! I don't know how authentic their northern indian cuisine is, but it really is good stuff. Slightly pricey, but every so often for a treat it is well worth it. I'm a little disappointed that you have to pay for your starch separately but their rice is very tasty with the curry and their various naan breads are also tasty complements.

This is an amazing place to go to!!! It's not an everyday type of restaurant, but actually a way to treat yourself one in a while.. The Naan breads are something to try out, all of the flavors.

We absolutely love Geet restaurant, definitely a favourite. An icon for Indian cuisine. Apart from the very extensive and exquisite menu, the regular wine pairing evenings have been very memorable. The fine dining experience is enhanced by the friendly and attentive service of owners and staff. We always made to feel that we are part of the family. Certainly value for money and highly recommend.

Great dinner!!! Lovely food! Had Tak-Ka-Tak butter makhni,Chukkandar, Allepy curry-kerela, Yakhni and we all shared. Also got lovely ice cream for the bday girl. Will recommend it to anyone.

The standard of the Indian Cuisine is far above others in the Pretoria area. Me and my wife enjoy going to Geet because of their immaculate blending of spices, romantic atmosphere and soft tasty naan. If we have a craving for Prawn Madras it can only be Geet, no other Indian Restaurant has come close.

My boyfriend and I went for supper at Geet. It was load shedding time and we thought it was going to spoil our experience, however it turned put to be fantastic. We sat in a Whiskey Booth, service was great and the recommendations from the waiter suited us perfectly. I will definitely be back for some more Butter Chicken and Naan Bread.

Wow what an experience! Absolutely one of, or the best, curry house in Pta. The service is excellent! Orgasmic rating of 8.5. Will go back again and again.

My favourite place to eat Indian food! Pretty interior, friendly staff and delicious meals. The naan bread is awesome. It is pricey so I only go on very special occasions. Love it!

Excellent service and exceptional food. One of the biggest variety of vegetarian choices I have ever seen. They even cater for vegans with several options. A definite must experience.

Really the best curry in Pretoria, amazing menu with variety of North Indian dishes, flavors, spices from around the world, really cool fusion cooking , atmosphere is really chilled, great date restaurant, definitely one of my favorites.

I am not one to go to an Indian Restaurant in a hurry. But my parents were around and I wanted them to take a break from cooking. Geet was recommended by a colleague of mine (numerous times) so I decided why not give it a try. It was a Tuesday evening, so the place was quiet. I must say, the interior is very stylish and with scents of chilli and cardamom in the air, it feels as if you're walking into an Indian person's home. <br/><br/>The waiter was very pleasant. He served us complimentary pappodums and dipping sauces, which I chomped down with delight. We were vegetarians for the day, and I was pleased to see the number of vegetarian dishes on the menu. I always like to judge restaurants by their veg meals. It's so delicate, so you had better get it right. <br/><br/>We chose the veg platter for starters which had samoosa's, onion pakora's which tasted like bhajia (delish), and a sweet potatoe tikki. For mains we chose 2 curries to share; a chickpea, potatoe and cottage cheese curry (think it was called Rawal Pindi Kecholi) and a brinjal, butternut and paneer curry. I preferred the brinjal curry better, maybe because it was richer in flavour. For dessert, light and fluffy gulab jamun in a rosey syrup. Very impressive.<br/><br/>I will defintely recommend this to others. Can't wait to try the other dishes.

In my opinion, the best Indian available in Pretoria. The restaurant is visually appealing although the location could be better. The food is very good yet can be pricey. The service is not bad, but the training good be a bit better. I will return when I am in the mood for some butter chicken. PS. The Naan is great.

The menu offers a whole wide range of dishes from all the states of Incredible India. The low seated arrangement, with rich tapestry and the lightening to suit the mood offers the best ambience to savour the authentic Indian cuisine. I would strongly recommend this place to enjoy the taste of India. Take a tour of the various Indian dishes offered at this place. The Punjabi samosa is a must have when u are visiting this place.