About Shiraaz Indian Cuisine
Shiraaz Indian Cuisine is a casual Indian restaurant known for traditional curries, tandoori specialties, biryanis, and vegetarian dishes, with a location in the Pacific Werribee shopping centre food court in Werribee, Victoria. Operating in the greater Melbourne area, they offer quick-service meals suitable for lunch or dinner, along with takeaway and delivery options through their own site and/or popular delivery platforms. Customers typically order at the counter or online and can choose from a range of mains, sides, rice, naan breads, and combo meals.
A charge from “Shiraaz Indian Cuisine,” “Shiraaz Werribee,” “Shiraaz Indian,” or a similar description on your bank statement usually relates to a recent food purchase, takeaway order, or delivery from their Pacific Werribee location or online ordering system. This may be for a one‑time dine‑in or food court meal, a takeaway order you placed in person or by phone, or an online delivery order (including orders made via third‑party apps, which can sometimes appear under the restaurant’s name rather than the app’s). In some cases, you may see a small pre‑authorization or pending amount if you paid using a card or digital wallet, especially for online orders; this usually adjusts to the final bill once the order is completed.
If you’re unsure about a Shiraaz Indian Cuisine charge, start by checking your recent meal, takeaway, or delivery receipts and confirmation emails around the transaction date, including any orders made by family members on the same card. Review your food delivery app history (e.g., Uber Eats, DoorDash, Menulog) for matching order totals and dates, as these orders may settle under Shiraaz’s merchant name. For issues such as incorrect amounts, duplicate charges, or refund questions, go to shiraaz.com.au and use the contact details for the Pacific Werribee/Melbourne location, or call the store directly to confirm the order linked to your card. If you still can’t identify the transaction or believe it’s fraudulent, contact your bank or card provider to dispute the charge and request further investigation.