Bombay Grill

Jill Martino

Delicious food, but no respect for dietary restrictions. I have diverticulitis and no sesame seeds…it was in the samosa and bread. The server said no it’s peppercorns. I told him I had a issue and it was ignored. My husband is very allergic to banana, and the fritter was bananas. We were lucky and he didn’t have any. These are extremely dangerous conditions. We quickly left but will never return. They didn’t want to give me the dessert because I was complaining. It was included. It’s a shame the food was yummy, but I’m having a blockage, I hope I don’t end up in the hospital with a attack.

Chris

Dal Makhani was not what I usually get from every other south Asian restaurant I’ve ever ordered from (restaurant style) and even make myself. Usually light lentils, buttery consistency, great flavor. This was dark, chunky (whole kidney beans), not great flavor. Biryani was very good, butter chicken so-so, very little chicken. I’ve dined in before, customer service is not great. Chicken Korma I got last time was worst I’ve ever had in my life, had to throw the whole dish away not anyone in the party would eat it.

Ron Lazimi

This was an amazing first impression of Indian food for me. Not only was the food very flavorful and well spiced, but the atmosphere was comfortable and made me feel as if I had stepped into a portal leading me away from bay ridge. The waiters were also very welcoming and had a real smile on their faces whenever I spoke to them. To top it all off, the price was great too - I spent $36 for 2 for more food than we were capable of eating.

Shukhrat Maks

Food is very delicious, service is not great but acceptable. The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice and has open view to street. We have ordered variety of meal to share and try. I liked chicken masala with rice, Bombay chicken was ok but chicken samosa was too dry. House salad was good. And you should definitely ask for mango lassi, very tasty. If you are in Brooklyn is good place to visit, since it has nice views.