Indian restaurant · Sydney, NSW
Dessert Divine
An Indian restaurant in Sydney, NSW, at 135 Pacific Hwy. The menu runs to 72 dishes, including kachori and gajar halwa, which we have found on only a few other menus nearby.
Picture made from dishes on their menu. Dish photos are typical examples, refreshed monthly.
135 Pacific Hwy, Sydney NSW 2077
Overview
- 71 dishes on the menu we read, about 71 of them without meat or seafood
- Price: $$ (moderate)
Dishes you can get here
From their menu. The photos show a typical version of each dish, not this restaurant's own plates. Compare places for: Gulab Jamun · Gajar Halwa · Kheer · Lassi
What stands out here
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Location
135 Pacific Hwy, Sydney NSW 2077 · Get directions
What diners say
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Questions people ask
Where is Dessert Divine?
Dessert Divine is at 135 Pacific Hwy, Sydney NSW 2077. Phone: 0480 207 877.
Does Dessert Divine have vegetarian options?
Yes. About 71 of the 71 dishes on the menu we read have no meat or seafood, for example Popular Picks, Rabadi Baklava Rolls, Carrot Pudding and Malai Peda(6pcs).
What dishes does Dessert Divine serve?
Their menu includes Gajar Halwa, Gulab Jamun, Kachori, Kheer and Lassi.
How expensive is Dessert Divine?
It is in our $$ price range (moderate).
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