Discover Authentic Indian Flavours at Satavahana Restaurant – Sydney Australia Hidden Gem

Explore the Indian food in Sydney, Satavahana Restaurant is your go-to destination. Located in the heart of Sydney Australia, we bring the rich, spicy, and soulful flavours of South India — especially Telangana and Andhra cuisine — to your plate. Our goal is simple: to make every meal feel like home while giving you a royal experience.

At Satavahana, we pride ourselves on using traditional Indian spices, original recipes, and high-quality ingredients to prepare food that not only tastes amazing but also tells a story. Our chefs are experienced in regional cooking techniques that preserve the original taste and texture of classic Indian dishes. Whether it’s a weekday lunch or a weekend dinner with friends and family, we promise a delicious experience that will leave you wanting more.

Our menu features a variety of must-try dishes including the famous Hyderabadi Biryani, Satavahana Chicken Fry, Bagara Rice Combos, and our crowd-favourite, the spicy and bold Ankapur Chicken. For vegetarians, we offer a full Andhra Veg Thali, complete with chutneys, curries, rice, and pickles — all prepared in-house using time-tested methods. Every bite is packed with real Indian flavour.

We’ve created a cozy, welcoming space that blends modern interiors with Indian charm, making it perfect for casual meals, family gatherings, or special celebrations. And if you can’t make it to the restaurant, we’ve got you covered with fast and reliable takeaway and delivery options all across London.

Satavahana has already become a favourite among locals, thanks to our consistent quality and friendly service. We’re proud to be rated among the best Indian restaurants in Sydney Australia by happy customers who keep coming back for more.

Whether you're from the Indian community missing a taste of home or someone curious to explore regional Indian cuisine, Satavahana Restaurant offers an unforgettable food journey. Visit us today and experience the real flavours of South India — right here in Sydney Australia.