Authentic Taste of India
Indian Restaurants · Albury
Authentic Taste of India is a family owned restaurant on Dean Street next to the cinemas, run by Charanjit and Ramandeep Bhullar.
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North Indian standards, southern dosa and the banquet deals that make it good value for a group. Several regional Indian restaurants run a grocery counter alongside the dining room, which is where you find spices the supermarket does not stock. Vegetarian and vegan diners get more real choices here than at almost any other cuisine.
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Indian Restaurants · Albury
Authentic Taste of India is a family owned restaurant on Dean Street next to the cinemas, run by Charanjit and Ramandeep Bhullar.
Indian Restaurants · Albury
Indian Tandoori Restaurant has been trading in Albury since 1998 and specialises in traditional North Indian and Goan cuisine.
Indian Restaurants · Wodonga
Indian Tandoori Restaurant Wodonga is the Stanley Street sibling of the Albury restaurant, trading under the same name since 1998.
Indian Restaurants · Wagga Wagga
A family-style Indian restaurant on Edward Street, Wagga Wagga. It serves dine-in meals as well as takeaway and home delivery.
Indian Restaurants · Albury
Indian Chimney has been on Dean Street since 2010 serving North Indian and regional Indian dishes, including clay oven baked breads.
Indian Restaurants · Wagga Wagga
A long-established Indian restaurant on Peter Street serving tandoori and curry dishes for dine-in and takeaway.
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9 indian restaurants across 3 towns, 2 in New South Wales and 1 in Victoria. A business appears in every town it services, not only the one it is registered in, so the town counts add up to more than the listing count.
Wagga Wagga with 4, Albury with 3, Wodonga with 2. Coverage starts on the border corridor and works outwards, so the ordering here reflects where the directory has been built out, not where the trade is busiest.
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By a quality score built from profile completeness, whether the business has claimed its listing, and whether a licence has been checked against the state register. Rating breaks a tie. Payment does not enter it at any point, and any promoted slot is boxed, labelled, and kept out of the structured data.