Correction (1 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed eleven Indian food venues in Clyde North and named six more in its picks table and introduction, none of which we can find anywhere. It gave them invented addresses, seating figures, prices and claims of first-hand visits. It has been rewritten from scratch. Every place below was confirmed at two independent sources, and every price was copied from the venue’s own menu or ordering page on 1 October 2026.
Clyde North, in the City of Casey, is home to a large Indian-born community, and the menus show it. Community context: at the 2021 Census, 18.2 per cent of Clyde North’s 31,681 residents were born in India, more than four times the Victorian share of 4.0 per cent, and Punjabi was the most common language used at home other than English, at 11.5 per cent. Sinhalese came next at 7.9 per cent, with Malayalam at 3.7 per cent.
That mix explains the shape of this list. Four of the five kitchens below lean North Indian and Punjabi, from kebabs and tandoori breads to stuffed parathas and chaat, and one is a South Indian vegetarian branch where the dosa is the main event. All five publish their own menus with prices, so you can see what you will pay before you ring.
The quick picks
| If you’re after | Head to | Start with | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Indian dosa and filter coffee | A2B Clyde North | Masala dosa | $17.90 |
| A sit-down dinner with a drinks list | 5Taara | Butter chicken | $22.95 |
| Kebabs and tikka | Nawab’s Corner | Murg seekh kabab | $18.99 |
| Stuffed parathas | Punjabi Prantha Hut | Aloo parantha (two) | $16.00 |
| Chaat and street snacks | Punjab Food Corner | Pani puri (10 pieces) | $12.00 |
A2B Clyde North — Shop 4, Building B, 40 Matterhorn Drive, Clyde North VIC 3978
Illustrative photo. Photo by Pranjall Kumar on Unsplash
The one South Indian kitchen on this list, and it is vegetarian: its own site calls it “Pure Vegetarian” and traces the brand to a sweet shop in Chennai. A dosa is a thin crepe of fermented rice and lentil batter cooked until crisp; the masala dosa ($17.90) is stuffed with spiced potato, and the Mysore masala dosa ($18.90) is spread with a spicy paste before the potato goes in. A plate of two idly, steamed rice cakes with sambar and chutneys, is $11.90, and South Indian Meals, a full spread of rice, sambar, rasam, curries and sides, is $27.90 at lunch. It is closed on Mondays.
On the menu: the Mini Tiffin ($22.90, listed for weekends from 9am to 11:30am, though the same site gives Saturday opening as 11.30am, so ring before a Saturday visit), a sampler of idly, vada, pongal or kitchadi and a mini masala dosa with a sweet, which is the easiest way to try the breakfast side of the menu in one go.
Start with: the masala dosa, and a filter coffee ($5.90) to go with it.
5Taara — Shop 4/50S Ramlegh Boulevard, Clyde North VIC 3978
Illustrative photo. Photo by simerpreet singh on Unsplash
A restaurant that takes table bookings, with a dining space its own site offers for parties and group set menus. Its online ordering menu runs from tandoor starters to curries, and also lists wines, cocktails and beer. Butter chicken is $22.95, chicken biryani $21.95 and garlic naan $5.95; papdi chaat, crisp wafers under potato, chutney, yoghurt and sev, is $14.95. On Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 5pm a lunch menu adds Punjabi breakfast plates such as chole bhature ($17.95).
On the menu: Amritsari kulcha ($18.95, weekend lunch), a stuffed bread from Amritsar baked in the tandoor, usually with a spiced potato filling, served here with chole, raita, pickle and onion.
Start with: the butter chicken with a garlic naan.
Nawab’s Corner — Unit 2, 27 Hamersley Dr, Clyde North VIC 3978
Illustrative photo. Photo by Hamid Roshaan on Unsplash
A kebab and tikka kitchen on Hamersley Drive whose own ordering site leads with eight chicken kebabs and tikkas, most at $18.99, including the murg seekh kabab, minced chicken shaped onto skewers and grilled. The galouti kabab, a soft minced-mutton patty, is $20.99. A kathi roll or laccha burger with any kebab inside is $13.99, chicken biryani is $16.99, and the non-veg platter is $49.99 if you are feeding a table. Tawa naan is $3.99.
On the menu: dahi ke sholey ($16.99), crisp fried bread rolls with a cool hung-yoghurt filling, from the vegetarian side of the menu.
Start with: the murg seekh kabab rolled into a kathi roll.
Punjabi Prantha Hut — 6 Palladium Circuit, Clyde North VIC 3978
Illustrative photo. Photo by AJOY DAS on Unsplash
The name tells you the speciality. A prantha, or paratha, is a wheat flatbread cooked on a griddle, and the stuffed kind is a Punjabi breakfast staple: the aloo parantha here is $16.00 for two, with dahi, salad, pickles and butter, and the paneer parantha is $18.00. The menu also runs to Mumbai street food, with vada pav, a spiced potato fritter in a soft bun, at $10.00 and pav bhaji at $15.00, plus chole bhutare at $16.00 and a plain lachha prantha for $3.99.
On the menu: saag and makki di roti ($18.00), two corn-flour breads with saag, slow-cooked mustard greens, the classic Punjabi winter pairing.
Start with: the aloo parantha.
Punjab Food Corner — 31 Hamersley Drive, Clyde North VIC 3978
Illustrative photo. Photo by Anil Sharma on Unsplash
Also on Hamersley Drive, at number 31, with a long street-food section on its menu. Chaat is the salty, sweet and sour snack food of North India: pani puri, ten crisp shells you fill with potato masala and flavoured water, is $12.00, and papri chaat is $14.00. Kulchas get their own section, with the bharwa kulcha, bread stuffed with potato masala, chickpeas, paneer and onion, at $17.00 and cholle kulcha at the same price. A samosa plate (two, with chutney) is $8.00, and the veg thali, shahi paneer and dal makhani with three rotis, is $20.00.
On the menu: cholle kulcha ($17.00), soft leavened bread with a bowl of spiced chickpeas, a Punjabi street favourite.
Start with: the pani puri, then a kulcha.
Quick answers
Where can I get a masala dosa in Clyde North?
A2B Clyde North, Shop 4, Building B, 40 Matterhorn Drive, lists a masala dosa at $17.90 and a Mysore masala dosa at $18.90 on its own menu. Masala Dosa’s own website also lists a Clyde North branch at unit 8/121 Grices Road; on 1 October 2026 its site listed opening hours of 4pm to 10pm, Tuesday to Sunday, but its online ordering page said it was not taking online orders and asked customers to call 03 9702 2446.
Is there a vegetarian Indian restaurant in Clyde North?
Yes. A2B Clyde North describes itself as “Pure Vegetarian” and serves South Indian food: dosa, idly, South Indian Meals and filter coffee. The other four list vegetarian dishes too, such as Punjab Food Corner’s chaat and kulchas.
Is Kesari open in Clyde North?
Not that we could confirm. Kesari’s own website has a page for Kesari Clyde, in the neighbouring suburb of Clyde, which says it is “preparing to open its doors soon” and publishes no address. That page was last updated on 29 April 2026, so check with Kesari before you go.
Where can I find Indian street food in Clyde North?
Punjab Food Corner on Hamersley Drive lists pani puri at $12.00 and papri chaat at $14.00, and Punjabi Prantha Hut on Palladium Circuit lists vada pav at $10.00 and pav bhaji at $15.00. 5Taara lists papdi chaat at $14.95.
Where can I get biryani in Clyde North?
Nawab’s Corner lists chicken biryani at $16.99 and 5Taara lists it at $21.95, both on their own ordering pages on 1 October 2026.
How we checked
On 1 October 2026 we read each venue’s own website or online ordering menu and copied every item and price exactly as printed. A2B Clyde North’s prices come from its own menu page; 5Taara’s from its TapNOrder ordering page, linked from its own site; Nawab’s Corner’s from its own ordering site; and Punjabi Prantha Hut’s and Punjab Food Corner’s from the menu feed behind their own Foodhub ordering sites. We confirmed each address at a second, independent source: DoorDash store listings for four of them and the Australian Good Food Guide for 5Taara. Census figures are from the ABS 2021 QuickStats for Clyde North. Online ordering prices can differ from counter prices, and menus change, so check before you head out. The photos are illustrative, from Unsplash: they show the kind of dish, not the venue’s own food.
Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.
Sources
- A2B Clyde North: a2bclydenorth.com.au and its menu; address also at DoorDash
- 5Taara: 5taara.com.au and its ordering page; address also at AGFG
- Nawab’s Corner: nawabscorner.com.au; address also at DoorDash
- Punjabi Prantha Hut: punjabipranthahut.com.au; address also at DoorDash
- Punjab Food Corner: punjabfoodcorneronline.com.au; address also at DoorDash
- Masala Dosa Clyde North: clydenorth.masaladosa.com.au
- Kesari Clyde: kesari.com.au/kesari-clyde
- Clyde North population, birthplace and languages: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats
- Clyde North’s council: Wikipedia