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Redland Bayside News > Flavours of Redlands > From solo suppers to family feasts: Punjabi Sunrise serves all occasions
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From solo suppers to family feasts: Punjabi Sunrise serves all occasions

Andrew Jefferson
Andrew Jefferson
Published: August 21, 2025
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Waitress Tania Overson from the Punjabi Sunrise in Alexandra Hills.
Waitress Tania Overson from the Punjabi Sunrise in Alexandra Hills.
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SITUATED at the popular Alexandra Hills Shopping Centre, Punjabi Sunrise has built a loyal following not just for its fragrant curries and golden naan, but for the way it caters to every appetite – from a quick solo meal to a table-spanning banquet.

If you’re dining alone or after an easy night in, the $36 Combo Meal Deal is a standout.

My chicken curry was aromatic and perfectly balanced, with rice that soaked up every drop of sauce, a pillowy naan still warm from the tandoor, a tender tandoori drumstick and even a cold drink – all in one generous serving.

For those who like a little extra ceremony, the $45 dine-in Combo Meal Deal swaps the soft drink for your choice of wine, beer, cocktail or spirit, pairing it with coconut rice, naan and a hearty curry – making it an affordable date night or treat-yourself option.

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Punjabi Sunrise knows how to feed a crowd.

Its Family Packs scale up the flavour without scaling up the stress:

  • Family Pack 1 ($65) – One large curry, tandoori chicken, rice, naan, pappadums, veggie samosas and plenty of extras.
  • Family Pack 2 ($80) – Two meat curries, naan, rice, pappadums, samosas, Coke and a tray of tandoori chicken.
  • Super Family Pack ($160) – Four large curries, naan, rice, pappadums, raita, tandoori chicken and Coke — a banquet built for sharing.

With spice levels tailored from mild to fiery, every dish is cooked with a generosity that reflects the restaurant’s welcoming atmosphere.

For a quiet night in or family celebration, Punjabi Sunrise serves up comfort, flavour and value in equal measures.

Punjabi Sunrise is at Alexandra Hills Shopping Centre. P: 3824 4023. W: punjabisunriseindianrestaurant.com.au.

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