Restaurant in Sydney, Australia
Colors of India
100Pearl PointsParramatta basics
About Colors of India
Colors of India is worth considering for an easy Parramatta meal when convenience matters more than ceremony. Treat it as a low-friction local option: good for a first visit with a small group, then a second visit if the room, pacing, menu range work for your rotation.
Is Colors of India in Sydney worth considering? The verified details are limited, so the safest verdict is practical rather than elaborate: it is a casual Sydney venue with stated opening hours across most of the week and a Tuesday closure. Beyond that, specifics such as menu style, prices, signature dishes, booking policy, service format, dietary accommodations should be checked directly with the venue before you plan around them.
The useful way to think about Colors of India is as a direct option when the basics matter most. There is no verified chef-led tasting-menu signal, awards hook, published price tier, or confirmed signature dish to treat it like a high-stakes reservation. For a first visit, keep the plan simple and confirm the current details through the venue's own channels, especially if timing, group size, or dietary needs are important.
Plan this as a two-visit test, not a single verdict dinner
The smart move is to use the first visit to answer the basics: whether the pacing works, whether the setting suits the occasion, whether the venue fits what you need that day. If that lands, make a second visit at a different time. A casual venue earns a place in rotation through consistency, not through one unverified showpiece detail.
For diners comparing options, this is not trying to compete on a detailed set of published accolades or confirmed menu claims. It is more useful for direct Sydney planning when the group cares about verified essentials: casual dress and the listed weekly hours. Travellers building a wider trip can pair restaurant planning with our full Sydney restaurants guide. They can also use our full Sydney hotels guide, our full Sydney bars guide, our full Sydney wineries guide, our full Sydney experiences guide.
Who should pick it over other options
Choose Colors of India when a casual Sydney venue and its listed hours fit the plan. If you want to compare alternatives before committing, 1021 Mediterranean, Touka Parramatta, Baba Ghanouj Restaurant, Criniti's Parramatta, Club Brasilia are natural cross-shops. The decision is less about ranking every option and more about matching the night to the information you can verify before you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Colors of India?
Start with the basics: Colors of India is in Sydney, the dress code is casual, the verified hours are Monday 11 AM–10 PM, Tuesday closed, Wednesday to Friday 12–10 PM, Saturday to Sunday 11 AM–10 PM. Check the venue's official channels before visiting in case details change.
Does Colors of India handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary details are not verified here. For any restriction, ask the venue directly before you go, especially if the visit depends on a specific accommodation. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Can Colors of India accommodate groups?
Group accommodation details are not verified here. If you are planning for more than a small party, check the venue's official channels and confirm the current booking or seating arrangements. If you want to compare another option, Touka Parramatta is a relevant cross-shop.
How far ahead should I book Colors of India?
A specific booking policy is not verified here. Use the listed hours as a starting point, then check directly with the venue for current availability, especially for evening or weekend plans. Baba Ghanouj Restaurant is another option to compare.
What should I order at Colors of India?
No verified signature dish or menu detail is available here. The safest approach is to review the venue's current menu or ask staff for guidance when you visit. If your priority is comparing different dining formats, Criniti's Parramatta is another venue to consider. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Is Colors of India good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not specifically verified here. The confirmed dress code is casual, the venue has listed hours on every day except Tuesday, so check the current arrangements and choose a time that fits your plan. Club Brasilia is another comparison if you are weighing different settings.
Location
97 Victoria Rd, Parramatta NSW 2150, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Compare Colors of India
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Colors of India | Sydney |
| 1021 Mediterranean | Sydney |
| Touka Parramatta | Sydney |
| Baba Ghanouj Restaurant | Sydney |
| Criniti's Parramatta | Sydney |
| Club Brasilia | Sydney |
How Colors of India Sydney compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to look if this is not the right fit
If the group wants a clearer Mediterranean direction, book 1021 Mediterranean instead. If the night needs a broader social setting, compare Criniti's Parramatta and Club Brasilia before deciding.
How it compares in Parramatta
Colors of India is the safer pick when booking ease and a flexible group meal matter more than a tightly defined dining format. 1021 Mediterranean is the cleaner choice for diners who specifically want a Mediterranean brief, while Baba Ghanouj Restaurant is the more natural cross-shop when the group is leaning Middle Eastern.
Touka Parramatta is the better comparison for diners who want a more focused Japanese-style night, while Criniti's Parramatta suits groups looking for a broader Italian-leaning, crowd-pleasing setup. Club Brasilia is the alternative when the point of the booking is a more distinct social room rather than a simple Victoria Road meal.
For value, the decision comes down to how much structure the group wants. Colors of India works when the priority is an uncomplicated local table; 1021 Mediterranean, Touka Parramatta, Baba Ghanouj Restaurant, Criniti's Parramatta, Club Brasilia each make more sense when the cuisine brief or room style is already decided.
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