Saroor - SOUTH FREMANTLE

Portion= VERY POOR service= VERY POOR Butter Chicken Quality= TOO SWEET ( EVEN AFTER MENTION INDIAN STYLE) Snacks= VERY POOR Have to try some other restaurant next time..

Second time here for me, amazing fresh, tapas style Indian, not the traditional Indian food that you would expect. Friendly staff, beautifully presented food. Toilets not as clean this time. Wine list was reasonable, plenty of options by the glass. Samosa chat was a winner!

There are much better options in South Fremantle for Indian food. Copper Chimney is superb. Milan and Darbar are cheap and cheerful. Saroor is neither cheap, nor cheerful nor particularly good. Avoid

Very nice Indian place! Service was friendly, although they did stuff up our drinks order. Food definitely made up for that! Starters of cauliflower and onion bhaji were delicious!! Mains of Goan seafood and dahl makhini with rice and naan was great too. I would totally recommend and come back here!

Warning.  My experience was disappointing to say the least. I’ve read the other reviews and confused as my experience was vastly different.  The food was average to a bit below par at best. We had the bog basics, Goan seafood curry, butter chicken, Kashmiri naan, white rice, sparkling water $76.00 . The Goan curry was unlike any other I have experienced and not in a good way, I feel several tablespoons of sugar were involved in that dish and the others including the Naan which to me was more like a Chinese dessert pancake.  The staff didn’t seem to know what they were doing and were overly familiar.  There was a barn like ambience. My view was to a pile of used kegs, baby high chair, excess chairs, stick plants in plastic pots piled in the corner, next to the glass doors which led to the pizzeria that was part of the building. The pizzeria was almost empty, shared toilets between the Indian and Italian parts of the establishment were lined with cascading plants that were all brown and dead. For better food, better service, better ambience and cleaner. I suggest your local food court. For excellent Indian food, great ambience, sophisticated friendly service and consistency. I recommend the ‘Copper Chimney’ down the road in South terrace. They have never failed me or my Indian friends !