Bombay Delight

A Big Indian crowd gathering calls for a big eating and the place we picked was Bombay Delight because this place has chats, Indian sandwiches , roti curry, rice items, Lassi, desserts, and above all good reviews. We got many items but my favorites were Channa Batura and garlic naan. I always love their Bombay Sandwich but today it was very salty, .... some of the other items we ordered were :Paani Puri - pretty goodMalai Khofta : ok okPanner Tikka Masala : Great- as described by others Roti : goodMango Lassi : goodDahi puri : goodJamun : ok Grilled Cheese Sandwich: the kid we got it for loved it, but, it took the longest to arrive. There was a tablefull of food and nothing for him to eat... tough - really tough on us ....and ofcourse the kid too, especially as we had no answer as to why his cheese sandwich is not here yet when even Gobi Manchurian arrived- twice !!!With that one exception the service was good, all other items came in quick succession and they were also pretty prompt in clearing up the table to make more space for our food, I really appreciated that. Having over-eaten, we came out ready to go home and doze off. I do have one complaint, they should have atleast one sink outside. Its an Indian restaurant and using hands is expected. I went to the single ladies restroom thrice and it was still locked (I hope the person inside was doing fine). In total I waited 15 min, just to wash the grease off the khofta off my hands- then finally settled to wipe it off the tissue temporarily.... uhhh!

The food was delicious, but the portions were tiny. The total for all the food pictured was about $60 before the tip. The interior is plain but clean, and the service was decent. The pani puri was decent. It's a little light on flavor for my taste, but it's a decent bite overall. For $10, I'd pass on it. The gobi manchurian was good. The sweet and savory flavors came together nicely in this dish, and the cauliflower has a nice texture. It requires you to take a bite, but it's not difficult to chew if that makes sense. The butter chicken was a delightful bite. But that was it - just a bite. There were literally only five pieces of chicken in the bowl. Either the portion needs to be bigger or the price lower. The saag paneer was also absolutely delectable. Once again, however, the portion was underwhelming. The garlic naan was fluffy, flavorful, and perfect for dipping into the butter chicken sauce and saag paneer. The basmati rice was also good. On the whole, I find it difficult to recommend this restaurant. While the food was definitely 5/5 tastewise, the portion sizes and prices are deterring me from wanting to return. I actually came with two other people with the intention of eating dinner, but we ended up having to eat more elsewhere after finishing the food.

First time here, but most definitely will not be my last time visiting. Let me tell you...e v e r y thing was a taste explosion party in my mouth. Fresh, perfectly-seasoned every dish! Food came out fast, hot, and delish! I really wish I'd known about this place sooner. Needless to say, Bombay Delights is my new go to place when I have a taste for Indian food. It's on my regular rotation list for tasty wholesome flavorful meals!

Still five stars! I called 10 minutes after closing on the weekend and placed a to-go order. I realized on the drive over that they were technically closed and felt so badly. By the time I got there, it was over 30 minutes past closing and I was ready to profusely apologize but the staff was so nice.And the tikka masala is still my favorite. With garlic nan.

Where do I begin? Not sure what was up with the lady at the counter.. she seemed a bit rude and had a bit of attitude. She kept asking "Why" whenever we asked for straws, silverware or to go boxes. I mean we are ordering all this food and asking for what we need, not try to loot your restaurant!The Bombay sandwich traditionally has small cheese sprinkled on top but this one barely has any and an overload of green chutney that made it very spicy. Malai kofta was decent although very less in quantity (3 pieces) for $14.Butter naan was stale and crunchy, not soft.Mango lassi also smelled and tasted strange as though it was not fresh. Sugar cane juice was good.We chose this place based on so many other positive reviews but were sorely disappointed.

Best freaking Indian food in Houston and maybe elsewhere too! MUSTTT EAT HERE. I'm obsessed. I've gone probably ten times and all my friends and family members also love this place after I told them about it or brought them here. The flavors are soo good, and they're consistent too. Always on point!! It's a family run business and the service is pretty solid too especially for an Indian restaurant. Ambiance is just a cute, quaint, clean little spot... and frankly you won't care about anything else once that magic hits your mouth. Firrrreeee! Go there. MUCH better than that other overrated spot (Aga's).

I've always liked Indian food but it was tough convincing my wife to try it.Luckily, when we moved into the area I was craving it and found this spot on Yelp to try.I don't get many opportunities to get Indian so Bombay Delight had to deliver for us to get another shot in the future.They do have a decent dining room but I did notice they do a ton of take out.Our first visit was in person and their garlic naan is so good when it comes out fresh and hot.We had the chicken tikka masala along with the butter chicken. Both dishes are delicious.We have ordered it to go now on multi occasions, if you have an air fryer pop the naan in there and it comes out just like if you eat it at the restaurant.

NEVER AGAIN! The food was tasty, but the problem was that there was barely anything at all to taste. $15 for butter chicken and all we got was a small bowl of sauce with maybe 5 or 6 small chunks of chicken in it. When we pulled out all the chicken bits and looked at it, the amount wouldn't have even totaled a quarter of a chicken breast. This place is just way to stingy and cuts to many corners. This place is a pass for me. Two stars only because the flavor was decent.

We stopped by since we were in the area and our bellies left very full and happy~ probably a solid 4.5 stars in quality and service :DThey used to have off-menu dosas available, but those are no longer available! Darn... so we went with our usual orders + gobi manchurian (fried cauliflower). They asked for any allergies and spice levels which they honored, yay!Gobi Manchurian: fried cauliflower that's reminiscent of General Tso's sauce in a good way. Pillowy soft bites that are a little spicy, sweet, and salty. Definitely an addicting appetizer, happy to try this one for the first time!Chicken tika masala: creamy and bright with a strong tomato flavor (perfect for tomato lovers). The chicken pieces were a little too big in this one for me, but tasty nonetheless! Chicken saag: I usually get the saag (spinach) with paneer (cheese), but chicken worked well with this too! Thankfully the chicken was in smaller pieces in this one :) it's easy to over salt this one but this one wasn't too salty, yay! Our entrees came with rice but you can order naan on the side. There was a steady flow of take out and dine in patrons, and the servers were friendly and sweet. I liked the little pitchers of water for each table! They also had a range of yummy-looking desserts and drinks in the display case. Would be happy to visit again and try more!

While the food is delicious, we are not pleased with them as they automatically force charged 18% tip for a group of 5. For a full service restaurant, it makes sense. This is a fast-food restaurant, where you have to stand in line at the counter to place your order, get your own water and drinks. They only come and serve the food that was ordered at the counter. There is no service to serve water or anything else.This way of fleecing customers and patrons is disappointing and I have decided to suspend going to this restaurant and will let all of my friends and family know about this.