Magic Curries Indian Restaurant

Very friendly staff, they cooked me a meal after closing time when I had just arrived in town and was struggling to find somewhere to eat. The food is very tasty and the interior is cosy. Highly recommend.

Magic Curries is my wife and my favourite place to eat in all of Tasmania! The dining areas have a wonderful atmosphere which reminds us of the euro-Indian, cultural colour of India! The most enjoyable part of dining at Magic Curries is being served by our new friend, Preety, who has remembered our faces and who has always asked how we are doing and how our new married life is going! Magic Curries’ menu offers an array of delicious Indian dishes, sides, and desserts that always makes us feel satisfied and happy for having chosen to eat! God bless you Preety and Magic Curries!

Dinner here with daughter on recent visit to Hobart. Attracted by proximity and walking distance from St Ives Apartments where we stayed. Food was excellent as was the quick efficient and friendly service in a traditional homely seeing with fireplace.

A small restaurant hiding in Battery Point. Recommended by a friend, so we decided to give it a try. The decor is very heart warming. Sitting by a fireplace in a cold weather is one of the best things. Our group is very happy with the food. The host and waitress are both very friendly with prompt service. Restaurant is little small so tables are quite close. But overall, a really good place for dinner.

It was our first visit here tonight and it wont be the last. We had butter chicken, prawn marsala and vege dish - they were all so beautifully tasty. Service was great too and the owner was so friendly and welcoming. We will see you again soon!

Food was fantastic, couldn't recommend enough!

Amazing India food !! Couldn't fault it.

Eating my dinner now and feel compelled to review. Fantastic, helpful and friendly service, intimate clean setting, and truly magic curries. Rogan Josh to die for. Will be definately dining here again. Thankyou for a lovely experience.

We tried some biriyani (friend told its delicious and the portion was quite OK), Malai kofta, chicken something curry and garlic naans.. Food was fine (kofta balls are just 3 or 4 for the portion, size of marbles), tried mushroom pakora which was average as Indian restaurants here use the same batter for starters (onion to fish). Safe option for friends gathering and all kinds of occasions. #Quite loved by locals and tourists ##Parking is a big CRY especially in busy times. #I have read the owners replies for few of the ratings and complaints, so i do not want to comment anything about ambience. ###Felt little uncomfortable as the reception after entry was quite a judgmental or a kind of cheap look by the manager or owner (personal opinion). May be the brown skin is even a problem for browns too or got too much absorbed in just serving Caucasians. Whatever the explanation or response the owner gives, i felt uncomfortable as i did not witness a welcoming smile, or enthusiasm in welcoming the guests especially tourists(friends from Sydney). Dear owner and manager of the restaurant, we are all quite successful in our fields and doing very well with respect to everything you expect living here (pharmacist, nurse, civil engineer and finance assistant). Please get that feeling from your head possibly as people can afford and casual looks does not mean we are cheap in terms of affordability. I expect a self loathing response from the owner or atleast a rude explanation with added intelligence. On the contrary he was extremely helpful and very nice to locals. I just expected the same treatment.

As our party required gluten free options for some, I was pleased to see so many things available for this dietary requirement, including some breads. We tried the meats for the first time (we usually choose old favourite curries) and were pleased with this choice. I would certainly recommend the lamb cutlets.