17 Indian Restaurants in Adelaide

Although it's a small city, Adelaide is a vibrant and cosmopolitan place with a truly global feel. People from all around the world have settled in the city, and as a result there is a diverse culinary culture. Indian immigrants first came to South Australia as early as the 1860s, and today the high number of excellent Indian restaurants in Adelaide reflects the thriving community who have made the city their home over the years. Why not discover a slice of Australian history by booking one of Adelaide's Indian restaurants on Quandoo and sampling some of the best cuisine the city has to offer?

South Australia's capital is widely known as a hub for culture across the state. The city centre boasts a number of top attractions, including the South Australian Museum, the Art Gallery of South Australia and the Botanic Gardens. After a day of sightseeing, what better way to round off the evening than a meal at one of Adelaide's Indian restaurants? With several of Adelaide's Indian restaurants located just near the top attractions on major streets such as the appropriately-named Currie Street, you won't have to go far to find a delicious meal.

When it comes to delicious and traditional dishes, Adelaide's Indian restaurants have got your cravings covered. No matter whether you're looking for the creamy, hearty cuisine from Northern India, the sweeter notes of Gujarati dishes or something else altogether, Adelaide's Indian restaurant scene is the place to go. Sample authentic Indian dishes such as the clay oven-cooked tandoori paneer tikka on offer at Cinnamon Club in Norwood, or if you’re looking for something a bit more unusual, why not try the murgh lababdar of chicken cooked in onion and tomatoes and blended with mild spices and honey at Monsoon Indian Restaurant in Adelaide’s north.

South Australians come from all over the state to enjoy a fun night out in their capital and a meal at one of Adelaide's Indian restaurants is a great way to start the evening. The city’s Festival Centre is located a stone’s throw from New Indian Restaurant on Hindley Street, where you can start your evening with a delicious bhuna gosht of spiced lamb before taking in an evening of culture. Another local favourite, right in the heart of it all is Naya Bar which doubles as a chic wine bar and Indian restaurant where you can sample your favourite drop while feasting on their impeccable goan curry with crunchy peanut rice. A perfect beginning to an evening of revelry and exploring all the funky bars Adelaide has to offer.