Mirchh Masala

One of the few genuinely good desi spots in Brisbane. We tried their Thali with kofta, paneer and daal — the kofta and paneer weren’t great, but the daal and rice really hit the mark.We also had the Kulcha Chole and Chole Bhature — the Bhature definitely won that round since the kulcha was just plain white flour. The Aloo Paratha, though, was super flavorful, especially with the achar. Overall, a nice experience!

Excellent food and comes with the relief of being a pure veg facility. Restraunt is tidy and welcoming with long opening hours. Have tried their Chhola Bhatura and Masala Dosa, both exceeded expectations. Looking forward to trying more. One also has the option to buy Indian groceries from their store on ground floor.

This restaurant is located right above a large Indian grocery store with a really good selection, which is always a promising sign. The menu has plenty of classic North Indian options. I was craving some authentic Indian street food and ordered several entrees that really hit the spot. The flavors were rich and everything tasted great. The portions were generous and filling too. The indoor setting is cozy and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and welcoming throughout the meal.

Visited Mirch Masala at Woolloongabba, Brisbane (200 km from home) and bought a few items. They have a good range of Indian groceries, frozen food, masalas, sweets, utensils, and pooja items. But was very disappointed to find I was overcharged for Mysore Pak. It was labelled $17.50 for 500g, but I was billed $39.99/kg as Kaju sweet. This kind of carelessness is unacceptable. The person labelling sweets needs to be more accurate and responsible. It feels unfair and dishonest. Customers should be able to trust what’s displayed. Not a pleasant experience. Hence, just 2 stars.

As an Indian living in southern hemisphere I miss home cooking. Mirchh Masala has that in spades. We didn’t go for any of the main dishes, but hit the starters and sharers hard. - pani poori - dahi masala - samosas - chole bhature - mango lassi - chai - limca The flavours of the chole were insane and tasted like my grandmother used to make. The bhatura itself was hot and delicious. Pani poori was a delight- great corriander pani. Dahi poori was delicious as well. Portions were generous and prices were really good value for money. You’re not here for 5star service or a Michelin dining experience, but the taste of the food is impeccable and I implore anyone missing Mumbai street food to come and enjoy.

l've eaten at this place many times and usually really enjoy the food here, which is why this review is a bit disappointing to write. On my most recent visit, the experience wasn't as good as what I'm used to. The staff didn't communicate very well, and there was quite a long wait before we were served. When the food arrived, it didn't feel fresh - it tasted like it had been cooked earlier and kept for some time. I normally love the meals here, but this time both my friend and I felt unwell afterwards. We had stomach pain, which was really unexpected because this has always been one of my favourite spots. I hope this was just a one-off situation, because I genuinely like this restaurant and have had great experiences here in the past. I'm sharing this in the hope that things improve, especially with communication, waiting times, and food freshness.

It offers a great variety of vegetarian food options at the restaurant upstairs , everything is fresh, flavorful, and authentically Indian. There’s good amount of parking available, which makes visiting easy and convenient. The Indian grocery section downstairs is also impressive, with a wide selection of spices, snacks, and essentials. A great one-stop spot for both dining and shopping!

Good food, service can be better. They do not have WiFi for customers though.