Bombay Palace - Knoxville

Absolutely fantastic! The chana masala was delicious, just like the samosas. The waiter was very knowledgeable about the vegan options available, and there were plenty of vegan and vegetarian choices on the menu!

I've been coming here for years, and it never disappoints. They could improve by asking which options are vegan, but everyone is very knowledgeable, so it shouldn't be an issue. The Gobi Chili is a must-try—it's roasted cauliflower in a delicious sweet sauce!

The aloo chhole and chana masala were excellent. We also had the sweet potato chaat and garlic naan. They accommodated all of our dietary preferences and made everything vegan for us.

After my favorite fine indian cuisine restaurant, woodlands, in knoxville, tennessee, U.S.A, a few months ago suddenly closed, I decided to try bombay palace. I had heard good reviews about eating. I went to the daily lunch buffet and tried all vegan options (more than half the products on the buffet). vegetable corma, paneer (spinach based), pakoras (fried sweetheart) a southern U.S stack fried or grilled everything that they all eat), and garlauch naan brot. the delicious food filled with a bowl of mangopudding. I like mild flavor and I want to taste the natural and flavored in the food. the chef and the assistants have an excellent task to prepare for eating. it is worth the 60 miles drive from my home to here. good service and Indian people know the meaning of vegetarian and vegan. the staff of the bombay palace has treated me well. it is a casual sit down restaurant and they can take off or local food delivery service like grubhub will deliver it to them. I love eating good in the restaurant.

I wasn't impressed with the veg biryani at all. The masala tea lacked any real spices, and the rice reminded me more of halwa than anything else. The samosa chaat was decent, but overall, my experience at Bombay Palace was disappointing, especially considering I’ve been to many other Indian restaurants. What's surprising is that their prices aren’t low, but the food certainly reflects that lack of quality.