Indian Cottage is in a lovely building -- the old Commercial Bank. I went with a group of friends, and being a larger group the staff had decided to set up for us in a separate room off the main dining area. This gave a sense of privacy which was lovely. The staff were friendly and helpful -- regularly coming back to check if we needed anything more. Indian Cottage offers a range of curries for about $14-$18 each. Rice, papadams, naan bread, etc. are purchased separately. A pleasant dining experience, and I would recommend it to others.

Approximate cost: $15-20

So, me and my partner were a bit iffy on going, we had heard both good and bad about it, but thought we would give it a shot.

The place is quite small, and doesn't really have an atmosphere, I guess you could say.
I can't quite remember what we ordered, as we wanted to try things we hadn't before.

The meals are rather cheap, I don't think I saw one over $17.
Though bare in mind, don't make the mistake we did, you have to order your rice separate!

If it's just two people, the tables end up quite cluttered. At one point we had 3 different glasses for some reason. There's just a whole lot in their place settings.

Our food came, and the servings were rather small. I had one with prawns and there were 5 prawns in a tiny bowl with sauce. Was then we realised the rice was supposed to be ordered separate. Ooops.

We did get rice though, and it honestly wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great. It was just, okay.
You'd get better somewhere else most likely or have more luck making it yourself.

It is a place worth trying, but if you're after super amazing Indian food, in my opinion, although the Garlic and Cheese Naan bread was fantastic, it's not what you're after.

Approximate cost: $13-17