Elephant Corridor Restaurant

I’ve been here a couple of times and love the food. The cashew curry is amazing! Staff are friendly and I highly recommend!

Ive been trying to eat here for a year but they were always closed. Finally i found them open. The food was good and the service also. $ 60 for two people i felt was overpriced for indian food though.

A fantastic little restaurant. Food is excellent, the menu is varied and interesting. The staff are warm and welcoming and the service is excellent. Last time I went I was accompanied by a very picky, whiney vegetarian and they were incredibly patient and accommodating.

Had Jaffna crab curry on a business trip to Melbourne. Per the menu… This is «A favorite in sri lanka where crabs are plentiful and always sold live!» Absolute Delisciousness! And so plentiful, I took some to go, but can’t eat it tonight. Jaffna crab curry.

The food is delicious, just a word of advise: if you don’t like it too hot make sure you tell the waitress when you order. One time I missed to do so and my meal was so hot it was an ordeal. The thing was that it tasted fantastic but every time I took a mouthful I would cry. I asked for some yoghurt to help it, but they brought me spicy yoghurt. No much help there.

The food and service are fantastic, I had the devilled beef and it was sensational, still cannot feel my lips or tongue, AWESOME

Been here a number of times and I must admit that I look forward to coming here every time. People always say you will always remember your first and in this cases I definitely do. Elephant corridor was the first to open me up to the world of Indian and Sri Lankan food and I absolutely love it. At the start when ever I bring my friends here to try for the first time… their first comment is always the same.“this is pricey for Indian food” then comes out the naan bread, chicken makhani, chicken korma, Sri Lankan beef curry, and Sri Lankan style potato. then it quickly becomes a group having awesome conversations over awesome food. Service here is also fantastic. with friendly staff and they’re also quick to tell you if you’ve gotten too excited and ordered too much as well.(which had happened to me a few times.)

I’m traveling from America and am in town for two weeks. So far I have enjoyed almost everything around my hotel (Novotel). I love indian food so I had to give this a try, especially since it is right around the corner.
I got the Chicken saag (chicken saagwala on the menu – large pieces of chicken in a spinach based sauce) and the aloo paratha (naan with spiced potatoes inside.) Both were delicious, the staff was polite, and the restaurant has great ambiance – would be perfect for a date. I also really enjoyed the music they were playing.
Some of my coworkers are Indian and have been coming here to get a taste of home, they agree that the food is very good and have been repeat customers during our stay.

What a great place to celebrate an event. The best way is to get a selection of curries on the table with some yellow rice and devilled potatoes. Throw in some buttered naan bread and you are good to go. And if your eyes are too big for your stomach, you can get some containers to re-​live the experience at home the next day.
They will look after your cake needs and even provide the candles.
Get in quick though, this place is chockers. Tables are very close together, so if you can’t sit for a long time don’t get caught against the wall.

It’s worth the drive to Glen Waverley for this gem of a restaurant. It’s a bit more upscale-​looking than some other Indian restaurants I’ve been to lately, so it’s a good date restaurant as well as a good place for a larger group. We ordered the hoppers as an entrée, and had the lamb rogan josh and the butter chicken as mains. The hoppers were interesting, but not really my favourite part of the meal. The mains on the other hand were delicious, particularly the butter chicken. We ordered both dishes at the «medium» level of spiciness, which was perfect for us but it did have quite a kick.
Definitely coming back for more!

Went here for a birthday dinner last night and had a lovely meal. There were three of us, we ordered the butter chicken, rogan josh and goat curry with rice and garlic naan. Even though we had to order «mild» for our 93 year old Auntie Jean and I prefer medium-​hot, the food was tasty and flavourful. We also ordered a bottle of shiraz which topped off the meal. The service was good, water refilled and we were checked on once in a while. The only reason I am deducting a star is because when we walked in, I had my 93 old Auntie on my arm and she was walking with her cane. The waiter directed us to the back of the small restaurant to a table in which you had to weave in and out of chairs and tables. I asked to be seated at a table closer to the entrance as to not have my Auntie walking in and around the whole restaurant. The waiter told me that we could not sit at the tables near the entrance even though there were 3 tables available with no one in them. We were sat in the corner and the three tables had no one in them the whole time we were there. Maybe a bit more respect for our elderly? I paid $ 108 for the meal.

Went here for a work dinner and ate so much I made a complete fool of myself. The food is fantastic, the wait staff were very accurate with their ‘spice-​o-​meter’ of dishes. My only gripe was the tables are not made for people of above average height, and I felt a bit like a sardine.
That however was a small price to pay for the delicious gorge-​fest.
Will definitely go back

I discovered this place after not having been around Glen Waverley for awhile. I was actually looking for PJ’s Malaysian, and was disappointed to find that it was no longer there. Thankfully, I discovered this place, and I am glad that I did.
I had a serve of butter chicken, which was absolutely delicious. It was really fresh tasting, and I thought the cashew nuts were a nice touch. It was a little on the expensive side though, but perhaps I’ve been spoiled by good and cheap Indian lately. For a nice sit-​down meal, it’s a good place to have a special dinner.
I was impressed with the level of service, and the atmosphere was really quite pleasant. Looking forward to going back there very soon.

I love my indian, and I’m definately partial to a good butter chicken. I went into Elephant Corridor with fairly high expectations after reading some decent reviews on the place. The restaurant itself was clean and well set out, plenty of tables but not over cramped. I didn’t feel like I was sitting at the next groups table which was good. We shared a vegetarian curry and a butter chicken and a couple of naan breads. The butter chicken was fantastic, it had great balance of flavour, not too hot. The veg curry was good too, though it was alittle on the spicy side which took over the taste of the vegetables (though some people would probably like that!). The naan was really good, and is really nessessary to make the most of the sauce (for some reason I think licking the plate might be frowned upon.).