Bombay Cuisine - Grand Rapids

Bombay cuisine was the first restaurant I visited in grand rapids, and it was a delicious reception in the city. there is a lot of vegetarian options and the server was happy to answer which dishes are (or can be made) vegan. I recommend the daal subzi — it comes vegan and savory — to dive with a side of the plain redi. the portions are large, so they come hungry. I never felt empty. bombay shares with the brewery east west, a local brewery, its restaurant room. I recommend a flight because the aromen vary, focus on fruity and cute flavor that go well with their flavor filled eating. the place where a buffet was accommodated, but no longer, instead of favoring table service. if they are in easttown looking for Indian food, bombay is their place to be! updated by the previous review on 2021-09-06

If they are looking for authentic Indian food, I would not recommend that. it is a mod version of an American restaurant. they are known for their buffet, but I had better. regarding the Veg options, nothing from the usual.

We have the khumb mattar (mushroom and simmer in a creamy, velvety tomato sauce served over rice) and the alooh (kartoffel fried bread) it is great and the service is good. it is very expensive. the khumb mattar alone was $12-13 plus the brot is extra. go with a big bag of cash and it is absolutely worth the price.

I find myself more of a critic than anything else when I go to bombay cuisine, but eating here must be the worst of the world. I have eaten it twice in this facility and both of them regretted. admitted, I have lived in india for 3 years of my life and I can testify that this is the most widely used in Indian food that can be imagined. if they want a taste of real Indian food, they go to little africa. eating (except brot) is very similar. at the Bombay café, I took my food back three times so they could add something taste. at the end we just left eating (virtual untouched) on the table. on a positive note it is a beautiful restaruant and the atmosphere is incredible. for me this place would be better than a bar. this is not a place for vegetarians.

I find myself more of a critic than anything else when I go to bombay cuisine, but eating here must be the world's worst. I have eaten it twice in this facility and both of them regretted. admitted, I have lived in india for 3 years of my life and I can testify that this is the most widely used in Indian food that can be imagined. if they want a taste of real Indian food, they go to little africa. eating (except brot) is very similar. at the Bombay café, I took my food back three times so they could add something taste. at the end we just left eating (virtual untouched) on the table. on a positive note it is a beautiful restaruant and the atmosphere is incredible. for me this place would be better than a bar. this is not a place for vegetarians.