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Indus Indian &Nepalese Restaurant Gold coast

18 Cypress Ave, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, Australia

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Find Indus Indian &Nepalese Restaurant Gold coast

18 Cypress Ave, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, Australia

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HoursMonday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM Tuesday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM Thursday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM Friday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM Saturday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM Sunday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Indus Indian &Nepalese Restaurant Gold coast

Tucked away on Cypress Avenue, Indus bridges hearty North Indian staples and spicy Nepalese street plates. Under the glowing Namaste sign, locals and traveling families unpack tables overflowing with juicy steamed momos and chowmein laced with wok aroma. Diners lean hard into the family-friendly perk—kids eat free—and order generously across regional borders, pairing crisp pakoras and comforting butter chicken with chatpate and chilli chicken. Plates arrive hot and fast, ending on long-grain basmati biryani cooled down with fresh raita.

  • Momos & Crispy Pakoras: Steamed dumplings and golden fritters cooked fresh to order, packed with traditional spices.
  • Hybrid Nepalese & Indian Menu: Authentic Himalayan street specialties alongside North Indian curries and Indo-Chinese stir-fries.
  • Family & Group Dining: Generous portions, fast multi-course service, and a kids-eat-free perk tailored for visiting families.

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Why Diners Choose Indus Indian & Nepalese Restaurant

Discover why Gold Coast locals and holidaymakers choose Indus for authentic Nepalese street fare, rich Indian curries, and family-friendly dining.

  • Authentic Nepalese Street Specialties

    Diners craving traditional Nepalese flavours can enjoy authentic steamed and chilli momos, crunchy chowmein, and traditional thali and khaja sets prepared with genuine Himalayan spices.

    The dumplings are soft, juicy, and perfectly spiced, just like the authentic Nepali taste.

    Noob Gang
  • Broad Indian & Nepalese Hybrid Menu

    Guests can select from an extensive cross-regional menu pairing authentic Nepalese dishes like chatpate and momos with rich North Indian curries and tandoori staples.

    From flavorful curries to traditional momos, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

    Sudip Bhatta
  • Family Holiday Dining & Complimentary Kids' Meals

    Families visiting Surfers Paradise benefit from value-conscious policies, including kids eating free alongside non-spicy favourites like nuggets and chips for younger children.

    with kids eating for free our bill was only $90 inc tip for family of 4! Generous serves, we took home plenty and they even have nuggets and chips for kids not yet a fan of curries

    Mia Shavit
  • Dependable Repeat Meals on Gold Coast Vacations

    Conveniently situated in Surfers Paradise near resort hubs, the restaurant provides ample portions and reliable dining that holidaymakers revisit multiple times during their trips.

    We were in the Gold Coast for a short holiday and visited this restaurant until the day we left.

    Sandy Singh
  • Smooth Accommodation for Large Group Dining

    Organising large banquets and travel parties is effortless with spacious seating, prompt multi-course turnaround, and versatile selections accommodating diverse palates.

    Despite our large group size, our food was served promptly and right on time, which is always impressive for a busy restaurant.

    Sudip Bhatta
  • Attentive Hospitality for Shared Group Gatherings

    Whether gathering visiting friends from interstate or holding celebratory meals, the attentive staff ensure seamless multi-course hospitality that brings people together.

    The front staffs were friendly and attentive. We met Chefs and thanked them in person too. We would love to visit again.

    Silu Bhalami

Beyond the menu

Distinctive hospitable touches and thoughtful gestures observed by guests at Indus

  • Complimentary Kids' Dining

    Children dine at no cost on offer, accompanied by family-friendly alternatives like nuggets and chips for younger diners not yet accustomed to curries.

  • Welcoming 'Namaste' Cultural Greeting

    Guests are greeted immediately by a distinctive 'Namaste' sign positioned right above the counter, setting a warm and culturally grounded hospitality tone upon arrival.

  • Traditional Nepalese Music Ambience

    Diners enjoy traditional Nepalese background music played throughout the dining space, complementing authentic Himalayan street food like Chana Chatpate and Jhaneko Sekuwa.

  • House-Made Mango Kulfi Hospitality

    Guests arriving late have been personally treated to house-made Mango Kulfi prepared fresh on-site, served with attentive care even nearing closing hours.

Before you head over

Practical tips for dining with family and groups in Surfers Paradise

  • Take Advantage of Free Meals for Kids

    Visiting with younger diners is made budget-friendly thanks to complimentary kids' meal offers alongside child-friendly options like nuggets and chips if they aren't keen on curries.

  • Sample Nepalese Street Food Alongside Curries

    If you want authentic Himalayan fare, balance classic North Indian curries by exploring house Nepalese staples like steamed or chilli momos, khaja sets, chowmein, and chatpate.

  • Book Ahead for Large Travel Groups

    Large groups of 16 or more can easily dine together, but reserving ahead ensures the kitchen can promptly prepare fresh multi-course platters for diverse tastes.

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