The
first thing that I think of Indian food is big generous portions of spicy
curries and dhal with sides of rice and naan – all to be shared of course.
But
while Sauma does do all of the usual Indian food, they take it another level.
We
tried dishes from their ‘Smaller’ menu but in reality they seemed perfect in
size plus they were beautifully presented. They were full of the spices
commonly used in Indian cooking but they didn’t feel overly heavy and laden
with oil.
I
also loved the décor as it was trendy but not obnoxious and the long tables are
conducive to sharing a meal with friends.
The
staff are friendly and efficient. One of the first things she asked was if I
was going to see a show at the nearby Perth Theatre Centre as this would influence
what we ordered and when.
The
space that Sauma occupies was once a café with links to Perth’s criminal underworld
but those days are long gone. Now Sauma is great addition to Perth’s foodie scene
and I would recommend it to anyone to wants to try a different approach to
Indian food.
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