Correction (1 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed ten “Indian” restaurants in Narre Warren that we could not find anywhere, gave them street addresses under the postcode 3801, which is not Narre Warren’s (Narre Warren is 3805), recommended pasta, risotto and soup as their signature dishes, invented seat counts, and said every place had been visited in person. None of that was true. The page has been rewritten from scratch: every venue below was checked against its own website or ordering menu and a second, independent source on 1 October 2026, and nothing from the old page was kept.
The Indian food around Fountain Gate arrived with the people who live here, and the Census sketches who they are. At the 2021 count Narre Warren had 27,689 residents; 1,346 of them, 4.9 per cent, were born in India and another 1,057, 3.8 per cent, in Sri Lanka. Sinhalese (3.3 per cent) and Punjabi (2.1 per cent) were among the languages most often spoken at home after English. The kitchens on this list lean two ways: the rice-and-lentil cooking of South India, and the tandoor breads and rich curries of the North.
This guide stays close to home: two kitchens in Narre Warren itself, one in Narre Warren South and one in Hampton Park that delivers here. Each entry gives what the venue publishes itself, and prices only where its own menu prints them. Menus change, so check the venue’s page before you order.
The quick picks
| If you’re after | Head to | Order this | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dosa, idli and a South Indian thali | Sri Ananda Bhavan, Narre Warren | Masala dosa | $13.95 |
| A sit-down North Indian dinner | Arya Indian Restaurant, Narre Warren South | Butter (makhani) chicken | $17.95 |
| A quick lunch while you shop | Little Spice Indian Cuisine, Westfield Fountain Gate | Not published | Ask at the counter |
| Takeaway packs and Indian sweets | Welcome Indian Restaurant, Hampton Park | Rice and curry pack | $17.90 |
Sri Ananda Bhavan — 70-78 Vesper Drive, Narre Warren VIC 3805
Illustrative photo. Photo by fuseviews on Unsplash
The South Indian kitchen on Vesper Drive. Its own site says it serves South Indian breakfast throughout the day, traditional thalis for lunch and dinner, Indo Chinese dishes, and South Indian filter coffee from its own counter, and that most of its dishes suit a vegan diet. The masala dosa is $13.95 and the plain dosa $12.95.
On the menu: a dosa is a thin crepe of fermented rice and lentil batter, cooked until crisp; the masala version folds in spiced potato and comes with sambar, a tangy lentil and vegetable broth, and chutney. Idly (2 pcs) + vada is $12.95: two steamed rice cakes and a savoury lentil doughnut. The South Indian thali, a platter of rice, sambar, rasam, curries, yoghurt and a sweet with poori or chapathi, is $20.95; the bigger Ananda Bhavan Kalyana Sappadu, a spread modelled on the Tamil wedding meal, is $24.95; and the smaller Mini Meals is $17.95. From the chaat list, pani puri is $11.95 and samosa chaat $13.95.
Hours: closed Monday. Lunch from 11am Tuesday to Friday and from 9.30am on weekends; dinner from 5pm Wednesday to Sunday.
Start with: the masala dosa, $13.95.
Arya Indian Restaurant — Shop 10, 101 Seebeck Drive, Narre Warren South VIC 3805
Illustrative photo. Photo by Richard Vijay on Unsplash
The restaurant people search for by name, and it is in Narre Warren South, at the Seebeck Drive shops. Arya says its name means pure, and its website describes it as licensed and BYO (wine only) and lists gluten-free naan alongside its other gluten-free options. Dinner runs nightly from 4.30pm. The menu is mostly North Indian, with a few Kerala and Indo Chinese dishes mixed in.
On the menu: butter (makhani) chicken, tandoor-roasted chicken in a tomato and fenugreek sauce finished with butter and cream, is $17.95, and a garlic naan to go with it $4.95. The chicken biryani, cooked on dum (sealed and slow-cooked) with saffron basmati and served with boiled egg and raita, is $21.50. Dal makhani, black lentils and kidney beans simmered overnight, is $21.50; lamb rogan josh, the Kashmiri curry, $24.95. To start, samosas are $9.95 for two and chicken 65, a South Indian fried chicken snack, is $18.25 for 15 pieces.
Start with: the butter chicken and a garlic naan, $17.95 and $4.95.
Little Spice Indian Cuisine — Food Court, Westfield Fountain Gate, Overland Drive, Narre Warren VIC 3805
Illustrative photo. Photo by brahmediting on Unsplash
The one for a feed between shops. Westfield’s directory lists Little Spice in the Fountain Gate food court and says its menu draws on both South and North Indian cooking: masala dosa, mulligatawny soup, biryanis, butter chicken, and vegetarian thalis with dals, paneer makhani and vegetable curries. Westfield lists its hours from 9am on weekdays, with a 9pm close on Thursdays and Fridays.
Prices: we could not find a current price list we could stand behind online, so none are given here. The board at the counter is the place to check.
Start with: a vegetarian thali, if you want a little of everything on one tray.
Welcome Indian Restaurant — Shop 28, 166 Somerville Road, Hampton Park VIC 3976
Illustrative photo. Photo by Gaurav Kumar on Unsplash
In Hampton Park, and the one built for takeaway. Its own site lists Narre Warren among the suburbs it serves, with a 15 km delivery radius, and says delivery is through its website only. It is closed on Mondays.
On the menu: a run of takeaway packs. The rice and curry pack is $17.90 (take away only), the non-veg lunch pack, with a chicken, lamb or beef curry, rice, a butter naan and a can of soft drink, is $19.00, and the veg thali is $22.00. Feeding a table? Main Course Value Pack - 1, butter chicken and rogan josh with rice, raita, pappadams and naan, is $70.00. A la carte, the butter chicken is $23.99 and the chicken biriyani $20.99. The site also carries a separate Indian sweets list: kaju katli, a cashew fudge cut into diamonds, and gulab jamun, milk dumplings in rose-scented syrup, are each $3.00, and jalebi, the crisp fried spiral soaked in syrup, is $3.
Start with: the rice and curry pack, $17.90, and a gulab jamun, $3.00.
Quick answers
Where can I get Indian takeaway in Narre Warren?
Sri Ananda Bhavan at 70-78 Vesper Drive is the Narre Warren kitchen with its menu online, from a masala dosa at $13.95 to a South Indian thali at $20.95. Arya Indian Restaurant in Narre Warren South takes online orders, and Welcome Indian Restaurant in Hampton Park lists Narre Warren among the suburbs it delivers to.
Who offers Indian food parcels for Narre Warren?
The phrase appears on Dosa Hut’s own “Indian Restaurant in Narre Warren” page, which promises “Indian food parcels for Narre Warren customers”. That kitchen is not in Narre Warren: the page gives its address as Shop 01/1 Linsell Boulevard, Hunt Club Shopping Village, Cranbourne East. For takeaway packs closer to home, Welcome Indian Restaurant lists a rice and curry pack at $17.90.
Where can I get a dosa in Narre Warren?
Sri Ananda Bhavan on Vesper Drive lists a masala dosa at $13.95 and a plain dosa at $12.95, and its site says it serves South Indian breakfast all day. Westfield’s directory also lists masala dosa at Little Spice in the Fountain Gate food court.
Is Arya Indian Restaurant in Narre Warren?
It is in Narre Warren South, at Shop 10, 101 Seebeck Drive. Its online menu lists butter (makhani) chicken at $17.95 and a chicken biryani at $21.50, and its website says dinner runs nightly from 4.30pm.
Where can I buy Indian sweets near Narre Warren?
Welcome Indian Restaurant in Hampton Park sells them through its own ordering site: kaju katli and gulab jamun are each $3.00 and jalebi is $3, with butter chicken and biriyani on the same menu.
How we checked
On 1 October 2026 we read each venue’s own website and online ordering menu and copied every item and price exactly as printed. Sri Ananda Bhavan’s and Welcome’s prices come from the menu lists their own websites load for online orders; Arya’s come from the ordering menu linked from its website. We confirmed each address at a second, independent source: the Australian Good Food Guide, Word of Mouth, Restaurant Guru or Online Dining. Little Spice’s details come from Westfield Fountain Gate’s own store directory; we did not find prices for it that we could rely on. Census figures are from the ABS 2021 QuickStats for Narre Warren. We do not repeat star ratings or other sites’ reviews. Online ordering prices can differ from counter prices. 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
- Sri Ananda Bhavan: anandabhavan.com.au and its online menu; address also at AGFG
- Arya Indian Restaurant: arya.com.au and its ordering menu; address also at Word of Mouth
- Little Spice Indian Cuisine: Westfield Fountain Gate store page; address also at Restaurant Guru
- Welcome Indian Restaurant: welcomerestaurant.com.au and its online menu; address also at Online Dining
- Dosa Hut: its Narre Warren page; address also at Superpages
- Narre Warren population, birthplace and languages: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats