The drab exterior belies the beautiful bright pictures of Indian life that adorn the walls of this tidy small eatery. Expect good food. You will not be disappointed, as long as you book in advance. We will be back.

Best north Indian food in Cape Town. Hidden gem. Ask for the chef specials. Excellent vegetarian options

The curry at Moksh is delicious. The staff are friendly, the atmosphere is cosy & relaxed. I can highly recommend the chicken tikka masala!Me & my friends can’t wait to come back.

Cheap store bought Dhania Sauce they call chutney.The vegetable pakoras total catastrophe, not good quality, generic bland food. Don't waste your time and money.

The food is delicious. They don't score points for ambiance or venue decor but you are guaranteed to get great food which is served quite quickly.You do need to book as it's small and very popular.

Had a sit in meal and a take away meal twice in one week from this excellent restaurant. Butter chicken, prawn vindaloo and lamb curry were all great as were the nan breads. Definitely recommend

Had a great evening with friends. The restaurant is small and the owners are attentive, helpful & friendly. I had a very tasty Fish Masala with garlic naan. It was medium heat. Certainly not too hot. Next time (as there will be a next time) I will go for a bit hotter. The mild is very very mild so this is an excellent place to go if you are hesitant about chili. All six of us thoroughly enjoyed our meal. I would suggest you book beforehand. It is unlicensed so you can byo which always helps the pocket!

We started with a Garlic & Cheese Naan to share as we had arrived starving. It didn't take long to arrive and it hit the spot for both of us.We both ordered lamb curries, I had Rogan Josh and my husband the Vindaloo. To me the vindaloo was hot but was tasty as it was supposed to be and my husband was very happy with it. The Rogan Josh has a tomato taste in the background but was ordered medium and that perhaps why. Both curries were served with rice as part of the meal and not as an additional extra as other Indian places we know that are huge rip-offs.The staff were friendly and helpful about ingredients of each dish. This was our first visit and certainly won't be our last.Perhaps the toilet could do with a bit of a make-over though - a scrub and some paint and paper towels instead of a grubby looking hand towel would make a huge difference.

A hidden gem on Main road. Delicious curry(I had Lamb Rogan Josh) and butter naans. Really enjoyed the way the flavor comes through with the spice.The luminescent lighting is a bit too much but it hardly matters after a while.They do serve alcohol but there is no wine so if you want wine you should bring your own!Great for a sit down and take away*

We were introduced to Moksh by chance by a mutual friend , and what a find !!Our family party of 4 ordered Paneer Makhani , Butter Chicken and Lamb Korma × 2 , which were all really sumptuous , after which two of us had small traditional desserts which were also delicious. The restaurant is small and cosy and has a varied menu. At present they are waiting on a liquor licence , so no corkage is charged and the mains and desserts were excellent value for money , as were their naan breads (plain , butter , or garlic). I can highly recommend this great little restaurant in Kenilworth. Will definitely be back !!