Kolkata Cricket Club

Good take on Bangla and North Indian Cuisine. Flavours were close to authentic. Very nice ambience, great seating, super friendly and knowledgeable staff. Flavours overall could have been taken up a notch. The lamb cutlets and the seekh kebabs were nicely charred and juicy. Butter chicken was flavoursome, Prawn malaai curry was super tasty and the prawn heads were a Knock out. The kosha mangsho texture was superb and definitely cooked to "kosha" but lacked the real garam masala and caremelised true flavour profile. Deserts were quite ordinary and the mocktails were quite disappointing. Overall a decent experience with a semi fine dining take on Indian cuisine.

We had an incredible dining experience at Kolkata Cricket Club, opting for the 5-course menu—and what a treat it was! At $95 per person, the menu offers amazing value. The portions were generous, and we left feeling absolutely satisfied. From start to finish, the service was flawless. Both managers were present on the floor, incredibly friendly, and went out of their way to explain each course and accommodate a few custom requests. The food runner also stood out—professional, knowledgeable, and took the time to introduce each dish as it was served. Every course was beautifully presented and packed with flavour. The dishes showcased a perfect balance of creativity and authenticity, and you could tell a lot of care went into each plate. The atmosphere was warm, stylish, and inviting—ideal for a night out with friends or family. Overall, we loved our experience and will definitely be returning. Highly recommended!

Atmosphere was great, though we wished the music can be a tad softer. Staff were friendly and courteous, though they missed out one of our orders. Also needed a pen to fill up something on the bill, and was given a pen without ink. Now the food, really wasn’t good. We ordered wood fire barramundi, moong dal, cauliflower and puchka. They were not to my liking, something was lacking in their dishes. Maybe a bit of 🌶️? I am sorry, I may not know much about kolkata cuisine. I’ve tried it, and here’s my verdict. 3 stars.

We had a great feast at this place. The staff, Aaryan, explained each dish well and he made the whole experience better. The food was simply amazing and we were full to the brim! Every dish was fantastic and some were quite spicy without being too overwhelming. Definitely a very good Indian restaurant with nice service.

Excellent dinner! Ambience cracking good on a Friday night. Service very personable from genuinely friendly staff. Butter chicken on par with the best we have tried, Seekh kebab and the Prawn curry was insanely delicious, and for a venue like that doing Indian seafood cuisine so well, it’s pretty unique in Melbourne’s culinary landscape. Will definitely be back!

Still thinking about our feast at Kolkata Cricket Club last Friday… we went all in and honestly, worth every bite 😍 From the moment the prawns hit the table, we knew we were in for something special. The scallops? Perfectly cooked and packed with flavour. The goat was fall-apart tender, rich and comforting, and the smoked mushrooms might have been the unexpected star of the night. Every dish was a hit, layered with spices, generous portions, and so full of soul.

My recent visit to Kolkata cricket club Indian restaurant in Crown, was a delightful experience overall. The food was exceptional, bursting with authentic flavors. The butter chicken was creamy and perfectly spiced, while the butter garlic naan was soft and fragrant. The Saag paneer had a rich aroma and balanced spices, showcasing the chef’s expertise. However, the menu was somewhat limited, offering fewer options than expected, which might disappoint those seeking variety. The decor was a highlight—elegant and warm, with vibrant Indian artwork and soft lighting creating a cozy ambiance. The intricate wall designs and traditional touches transported us to India, enhancing the dining experience. The staff was incredibly friendly, greeting us with warm smiles and genuine hospitality. However, service was a bit slow, with orders taking longer than anticipated, which could be frustrating for those in a hurry. The food also took some time to arrive, though the quality made the wait worthwhile. Despite the limited menu and slightly slow service, Kolkata Cricket Club offered a memorable evening. The delicious food, charming decor, and welcoming staff made it a place I’d recommend for a relaxed dining experience. Overall, a great spot for authentic Indian cuisine.

I have not experienced Indian food like this in Melbourne before! From the smoked tandoor chicken in the butter chicken, buttery melt in your mouth garlic naan, to the goat curry filled with layers of spices, I was in food heaven. The service was great with extremely attentive staff. Ian and Gary explained the menu and helped us out with good selections based on the flavours we liked. Don’t sleep on this place!