Indian Mehfil - Brisbane

As my husband informs me, the toilets have no flush and the urinal is overflowing. Makes you wonder what you ate. But when it came to paying the full amount was charged. Lovely. Advise against going.

One of the Best Indian restaurant in Brisbane . ???????? friendly and attentive staff... Food was fantastic,We ordered Chicken Korma with Saffron rice and lamb Biryani, cheese and garlic naan . ????????????????They know what they are doing✅

Mehfil was my favourite Indian restaurant in Brisbane, but tonight I got very disappointed. They charged us $50 for water. The waiter kept bring Voss bottled water without mentioning that they weren't Tab water and they will charge us. $50 for water out of $250 bill. We weren't happy at all and felt ripped off.

Flavourless food. We ordered medium spiced goat curry and butter chicken. Neither dish was medium spicy - both were disappointingly mild. There were bones in the goat meat and it was tougher than expected. There was a strange smokey flavour to the butter chicken. Like it had been smoked rather than cooked in the tandoor as it's supposed to be. The naan was thin, more like a roti. And instead of cutting it evenly, they cut it into 3 pieces for the 2 of us to share. It was a Saturday night and yet we were the only couple dining in the restaurant. The decor is sterile and you feel exposed - bright lights and no privacy. I'm really flabbergasted by such positive reviews for this place. Something doesn't add up. Interesting to note the use of "advertising jargon" in some reviews to upsell the food and service. And also interesting to see these 5 star reviews made by individuals who've only ever reviewed one (this) restaurant. Trust me, don't even think about dining here. It's tasteless, it's overpriced and it's not at all worth it. Go to A Night in India at Toowong for a far superior meal and service.

Flavourless food. We ordered medium spiced goat curry and butter chicken. Neither dish was medium spicy - both were disappointingly mild. There were bones in the goat meat and it was tougher than expected. There was a strange smokey flavour to the butter chicken. Like it had been smoked rather than cooked in the tandoor as it's supposed to be. The naan was thin, more like a roti. And instead of cutting it evenly, they cut it into 3 pieces for the 2 of us to share. It was a Saturday night and yet we were the only couple dining in the restaurant. The decor is sterile and you feel exposed - bright lights and no privacy. I'm really flabbergasted by such positive reviews for this place. Something doesn't add up. Interesting to note the use of "advertising jargon" in some reviews to upsell the food and service. And also interesting to see these 5 star reviews made by individuals who've only ever reviewed one (this) restaurant. Trust me, don't even think about... read more