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Simla Indian Cafe is an authentic Indian restaurant situated in Mt Eden, serving traditional Indian cuisine.
Simla prides in giving its customers a great dining experience, together with exceptional service.
View the dine in and takeaway menus for a variety of curries. Vegtarian food. Check our special offers such as free food delivery for local areas including Auckland CBD
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All of our jams are taken from recipe books dated back early 1900s. You can't beat Grandma's original recipes and methods but we do try to cut out as much sugar as possible but its hard to get to setting point so unfortunately its back to the way Grandma made it. Naturally it's full of fruit sugar and no other additives.
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