geet indian restaurant

marvellous food with good quality. right amount of spice, the texture of the food is great never had an indian cuisine as good as this before. pricey, but definitely worth it! quite a few vegetarian options available

authentic , inviting , truly relaxing and sensational ! this place is an indian culinary heaven boasting bold yet beautifully balanced flavours and aromas. we were doted on from start to finish and the whole dining experience is so unique and plays on all the senses. the menu caters for all preferences and evokes so much excitement. the samoosas were exquisite and our main meals simply could not be faulted ! we cannot wait to come back and spoil ourselves with what i have no doubt will be another extraordinary experience. 🍷☺️brendan linder

the food was great. there were a lot of options on the menu and an extensive wine list.

a very traditional and intimate ambience can be expected.

one the best. we go there often and have never been disappointed. generous portions mutton is as tender as you can get. the atmosphere is cosy and relaxed.

a lovely valentines dinner, very warm and relaxing atmosphere and great service. the food was amazing and every detail made it an great experience.

great food. the aromas and spices linger on the memory long after. service was average but satisfactory. love curry. would go back anytime.

geet is still a one of a kind...😀😀. awesome vibe, lots of attention to detail.... stunning decor..... spacious......

not to mention the food! simply irresistible! the best indian cuisine in town... exceptional taste and preparation.

vegetarian and vegan friendly....they cater for all.

will definitely be back 😄😄😄

i absolutely love the ambience of this restaurant. i decided to do my meal proper indian style (ordering a variety and sharing, according to an article i read) and the food was truly delicious and flavoursome. the martini i had was also marvelous.
the waiter, however, made me feel a little unwelcome by his kind of prejudice attitude. if it wasn't for the amazing food and drink my night would have been a total disaster.
i would still recommend this place if you are looking for an authentic experience with indian cuisine.

walking into geet you are warmly welcomed. restaurants set out beautifully. the food - amazing! a bit pricey but well worth it! vast drinks menu also that left me finding it hard to decide lol. the curries 🙌🏽!!! i will be back here soon.

no popodums!?!  and, according to the manager, due to fluctuations in the exchange rate?  no lassie / cocktails on the menue?  they have, but just not on the menu?  aloo paratha without potatoe?  only in pretoria :)  i'll give them the 1 point for comic relief, but will never return.

had the restaurant week menu at geek. the food was great, very tasty and a wide variety of choices on the set menu for the restaurant week, but the 4 course menu was a bit too much for us. fortunately we were able to take the remaining food home to enjoy it again tonight.
service is very attentive, sometimes a bit too much as we were asked 4 or 5 times whether everything was fine.

we were a party of 8. all the food ordered was tasty, however my mutton dish hardly had any meat, just bones and fat. for a fine dining restaurant, not expected. however, someone else who ordered a different mutton dish had good pieces. vegetarian food really good.

service terrible. had to send our starters back as they put the vegetable and meat dishes on one plate. not enough finger bowls. only 4 for the 8 of us, so they had to do 2 rounds.

didn't have a good selection of normal beers. had to settle for what they had.

not impressed...

i am not one to go to an indian restaurant in a hurry. but my parents were around and i wanted them to take a break from cooking. geet was recommended by a colleague of mine (numerous times) so i decided why not give it a try. it was a tuesday evening, so the place was quiet. i must say, the interior is very stylish and with scents of chilli and cardamom in the air, it feels as if you're walking into an indian person's home.

the waiter was very pleasant. he served us complimentary pappodums and dipping sauces, which i chomped down with delight. we were vegetarians for the day, and i was pleased to see the number of vegetarian dishes on the menu. i always like to judge restaurants by their veg meals. it's so delicate, so you had better get it right.

we chose the veg platter for starters which had samoosa's, onion pakora's which tasted like bhajia (delish), and a sweet potatoe tikki. for mains we chose 2 curries to share; a chickpea, potatoe and cottage cheese curry (think it was called rawal pindi kecholi) and a brinjal, butternut and paneer curry. i preferred the brinjal curry better, maybe because it was richer in flavour. for dessert, light and fluffy gulab jamun in a rosey syrup. very impressive.

i will defintely recommend this to others. can't wait to try the other dishes.

i love the ambience at geet. soothing music, delicious food and good service. lots of vegan and vegetarian options. i had the mushroom rice and vegetable balls in tomatoe sauce...generous portions...it was lovely!

geet is well worth the hype. the waiter helped us through the extensive menu as this was our very first time visiting the restaurant. both the chicken and the lamb was succulent, tasty and full of flavour. the main course portions are more than enough, so much so that we were unable to finish our meals even though we wanted to, because it was soooo good.
the naan is fluffy and light, yet full of flavour.
the ambience spoke of a true indian vibe. we sat in one of the intimate ‘cubicles’ on the floor and it was great.
if you are looking for real indian food at an affordable price , do yourself a favour and visit this restaurant.
the only negative review is that the wine list was way overpriced. i payed r80 for a glass of durbanville hills merlot-which i think is unnecessary.
however the good outweighed the bad and we will definitely be visiting geet soon.