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First published on 2 Apr 2009 . Updated on 3 Nov 2010.
A sandstone grotto in Glebe plays host to this dapper Indian diner. With separate chefs heading up the Northern and Southern styles, expect a menu that defies your expectations with intricacies like lentil-battered okra. And happily, you control the fire factor with all dishes clearly categorised into mild, medium or hot. Corkage $3 per person.
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