3-4 The Hub Arcade
318 Little Collins Street
Melbourne, 3000
The Gourmet Curry Hut is tucked away in the small Hub arcade off of Little Collins, near Elizabeth Street. The tables spilled out into the arcade, and were surprisingly fancy, with tablecloths!
We went to the counter to select our lunch dishes from the Bain-maire, where they were dished up on metal trays/plates. All the lunch specials offered three dishes with varying options containing different amounts of meat, as well as rice, naan a mini-popadom and some raita. There was also a traditional menu available.
I stuck to veggie options with a pumpkin dish, a veggie korma and a beany dahl. All the dishes were fine but nothing really stood out, they were all pretty mild too. We'd arrived quite early 12:15ish but despite or maybe because of this the meal was warm rather than hot. Each of the portions of curry were quite small too, although overall there was probably just about enough.
Phil went for chicken and beef curry's which were also on the small size, and fairly mild on the flavour front.
The lunch specials range from $11-$13, no water was available, it was soft drinks from the fridge only. Service was fine. Not a bad lunch, but nothing to rush back for.
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318 Little Collins Street
Melbourne, 3000
The Gourmet Curry Hut is tucked away in the small Hub arcade off of Little Collins, near Elizabeth Street. The tables spilled out into the arcade, and were surprisingly fancy, with tablecloths!
We went to the counter to select our lunch dishes from the Bain-maire, where they were dished up on metal trays/plates. All the lunch specials offered three dishes with varying options containing different amounts of meat, as well as rice, naan a mini-popadom and some raita. There was also a traditional menu available.
I stuck to veggie options with a pumpkin dish, a veggie korma and a beany dahl. All the dishes were fine but nothing really stood out, they were all pretty mild too. We'd arrived quite early 12:15ish but despite or maybe because of this the meal was warm rather than hot. Each of the portions of curry were quite small too, although overall there was probably just about enough.
Phil went for chicken and beef curry's which were also on the small size, and fairly mild on the flavour front.
The lunch specials range from $11-$13, no water was available, it was soft drinks from the fridge only. Service was fine. Not a bad lunch, but nothing to rush back for.
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