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Talking Tables Indian Restaurant

Name: Talking Tables Indian Restaurant
Address: 166 Henry Street, Penrith (NSW), 2750, Australia
Price range: $35 (Prices have been provided by the restaurant)

166 Henry Street, 2750 Penrith (NSW)See map

Average price $35

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Average price $35
Average price
Average price is calculated based on starter/main course or main course/dessert, excluding drinks. Prices have been provided by the restaurant. The average price is indicative.

Plain basmati rice: $2.9
Chicken biryani: $16.9; Seasoned chicken cooked with saffron rice and spices
Lamb biryani: $17.9; Lamb cooked with basmati rice, herbs and spices

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Reviews

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Sharon P.
10 March 2020 • 1 review
10/10
The food was amazing the staff were amazing And nice I love this place so small and private and perfect can’t wait to go back there again We had 13 guest and we were all happy

Bob l.
7 March 2020 • 1 review
10/10
Love this place. Always gives great flavour and good service. Best Indian in penrith by far. Would recommend to anyone. Do yourself a favour and check it out.

Fiona M.
8 December 2019 • 6 reviews
9.5/10
Great food, nice atmosphere. Goat curry and Bombay chicken were great standouts meals for us, but all the food was delicious. Definitely would return.

A A.
22 August 2019 • 285 reviews
10/10
An excellent restaurant with very good food, friendly staff and good atmosphere. One of our favourites
Talking Tables Indian Restaurant (Owner)
Hello It was a pleasure having you as a guest at Talking Tables. Thanks a lot for the review you posted for us. Your feedback is highly valuable to us. It would help us greatly

A A.
22 August 2019 • 252 reviews
8/10
Nice food and value for money. Family friendly atmosphere and great service.

Larry W.
14 August 2019 • 1 review
8.5/10
While the service was slow, the meals came quickly and the food was top notch!
Talking Tables Indian Restaurant (Owner)
Hello Larry It was a pleasure having you as a guest at Talking Tables. Thanks a lot for the review you posted for us. Your feedback is highly valuable to us. It would help us gr

A A.
13 August 2019 • 257 reviews
8.3/10
The food was very tasty. I particularly liked the nan which was fresh and soft. The atmosphere was pleasant and our waitress was very polite and efficient. My husband needed gluten
Talking Tables Indian Restaurant (Owner)
Hello It was a pleasure having you as a guest at Talking Tables. Thanks a lot for the review you posted for us. Your feedback is highly valuable to us. It would help us greatly

Richard C.
19 July 2019 • 2 reviews
9.5/10
Wonderful clean place with great Indian food and service.
Talking Tables Indian Restaurant (Owner)
Hello Richard It was a pleasure having you as a guest at Talking Tables. Thanks a lot for the review you posted for us. Your feedback is highly valuable to us. It would help us

Anna E.
5 July 2019 • 4 reviews
9.8/10
Favourite Indian restuarent in Penrith . Food is delicious , staff are friendly and service is great .
Talking Tables Indian Restaurant (Owner)
Hello Anna It was a pleasure having you as a guest at Talking Tables. Thanks a lot for the review you posted for us. Your feedback is highly valuable to us. It would help us gre

Vipul C.
22 January 2019 • 1 review
9.8/10
Loved the atmosphere . Man and girl serving there are so polite !
Talking Tables Indian Restaurant (Owner)
Dear Vipul Thank you for visiting our restaurant and for leaving a wonderful review! We look forward to welcoming you back very soon. Just a quick reminder- Please visit www.tal

Glen H.
22 November 2018 • 4 reviews
9.8/10
High quality food, excellent service. Definitely recommend.

A A.
16 November 2018 • 273 reviews
9.8/10
The food and customer service was exceptional. I highly recommend this restaurant for amazing indian food in penrith

Anna E.
5 October 2018 • 4 reviews
8.5/10
Very delicious meals .

Robert A.
21 September 2018 • 11 reviews
7.5/10
Worth waiting for... Although the restaurant was surprisingly only half full on a Saturday evening, we waited a full hour between being seated and getting our mains, solely because

A A.
7 September 2018 • 257 reviews
8.8/10
Great food, great sevicr

Melissa H.
7 May 2018 • 2 reviews
9.3/10
Food traditional, was all very nice. Ordered 3 mains with naan and all were very nice.

Marty M.
28 December 2017 • 1 review
7.3/10
Food plentiful and tasty, pricy though. Atmosphere so so.

A A.
25 December 2017 • 267 reviews
6.8/10
Spicy!!!! Be warned. Food is good, service ok, good value. Will return

A A.
6 October 2017 • 281 reviews
5.8/10
Really great food but the service was very ordinary. Overcharged for corkage and rice. They amended the corkage but not the rice.

Jan V.
15 September 2017 • 1 review
8/10
The staff were very attentive with a good sense of humour. I felt very comfortable being in the restaurant

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166 Henry Street, 2750, Penrith (NSW), Australia

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About the restaurant

Talk of the town Talking Tables in Penrith is aptly named. Once you have tasted their delicate and carefully spiced take on Indian cuisine, you won’t be able to stop talking about it. You’ll want to tell people about the aloo tikki (shallow fried potato balls served with chick peas, carrots, onions and dipping sauces). You’ll want to encourage them to try the prawn tilli (king prawns battered in chickpea flour and sprinkled with roasted sesame seeds) or the chicken dhansak (cooked with a mix of lentils and flavoured with a touch of sweet and sour). You won’t be able to stop going on about the tawa goat curry or the special duck curry with tomato and garlic paste served with coriander leaves and fresh ginger. And heaven help anyone who gets you started on the Peshawari naan stuffed with cherry and dry fruits. The only thing that will stop you talking is a mouthful of food – so hurry back for seconds! Best dish: mixed dal