Come taste a delicious meal at Bombay Cafe. Explore a menu offering curry, priced at 11$ to 25$. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They are open after-hours from Monday to Friday. Payments by cheque are recognized.
I luv this place! On a cold winters night there perfect to get delivery! Me and my family cant get enough of the curries i suggest chiken curry or butter chiken, the only thing i would change would have to be the slivers of almonds in the curry, not being a fan of nuts they get kind of soggie but there aren't many soo i dont mind them. I would defenetly go back again! Overall I would give it 4 stars :) plus if u eat in u get these cutsie little licorice-ish rainbow candies! luv it! :P
We ordered take out twice from this restaurant, different items both times and were definitely disapointed. The sauces for all of the dishes lacked spice/ flavor and were VERY runny. It was difficult to even dip it with the bread because it was sooo watery! It's unfortunate, but will never return.
I usually frequent the Bombay Cafe for the cheap, well portioned lunch special. It comes with Naan, rice, a chicken curry and two vegetable curries, oh and don't forget dessert. The meal is always served hot and fast whether it is eat in or take out.
Occasionally I will treat myself to dinner, the Korma is wonderful! They have an excellent selection of breads and I am always suprised by the portion to price ratio, I always have a heavy purse and a doggy bag when leave the Bombay Cafe.
We have ordered twice from here and both times the food was outstanding. We did take-out. Would 100% recommend this place to everyone. We have had their chicken tikka, saag aloo, dal maharni, chana pindi, with nann and rice.
I've eaten at this establishment and ordered take-out many times and have never been disappointed (except for the watered down tamarind sauce). It's interesting to read the mix of reviews below. I'm a bit surprised by the comments about rudeness or what have you. The older gentleman who is usually there is the nicest, most polite and good natured man I have ever encountered... I can't imagine that behaviour from him, which leads me to wonder if perhaps most of these instances happened while his son was minding shop (as obviously was the case with the chicken/pork story below). As for my experience with the food and the restaurant... it's not much to look at when you're there, a little bit tacky and lackluster, but I find that adds to the charm of this place as a cozy little mom & pops establishment. I've always enjoyed the food, particularly the pakoras, samosas, bharta, lamb, and the aloo gobi (best in town! if you like it heavy on the ginger & turmeric, as opposed to with tomato like I've experienced at a couple other places). Anyways, I have always had a pleasurable experience and the food is very affordable. Perhaps they should hire some help and tell their son get a job elsewhere.
