Sultans Kitchen

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163 Given Tce
PADDINGTON, QLD, 4064
local (07) 3368 2... local (07) 3368 2194
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Sultan's Kitchen in Paddington serves a range of well presented, traditional Indian cuisine. The restaurant itself is decorated with lavish Indian artworks on sandstone walls and regal red chairs fit for a king. The menu is reasonably priced and contains a good selection of lamb, beef, chicken and seafood dishes.

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brown_uk 43 reviews
Excellent food but very disappointing service. Go to the Coorparoo restaurant instead - much better.
2 years ago
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TommyG Foodie 227 reviews
Unreal. The tastes are very strong.
3 years ago
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Cee Zee Local Star 300 reviews
This is the best and most authentic indian you will find in Brisbane. Everything is done so well. Don't be deceived by the small servings, it is actually really filling once you order rice and the deliciously stuffed cheese naan. Great place to go when you are after moody comfort food.
3 years ago
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Tomer Foodie 217 reviews
Top notch authentic cuisine!
4 years ago
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Opening Hours
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7 Days a Week

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Dining Options

Functions Bookings Eat-in Take-Away Delivery

Cuisine

Indian

Price Guide

Mains under $20

Licensing

BYO

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Editorial Reviews

Sultans Kitchen

BrisbaneNews

Friday, April 18, 2008

The first outpost of this Indian empire was opened at the Toowong end of Milton Road in 1983; 24 years on, it’s become one of Brisbane’s best-loved providers of Indian cuisine. Marketing itself as a fine diner, it has seen the likes of David Bowie and Rolf Harris walk through its doors, but it remains warm and welcoming with Indian colour and sparkle in the decor. With a focus on authenticity, the menu features skilfully executed Indian classics such as spicy meats from the tandoor, tantalising curries, and samosas that are definitely the real deal.