Bombay Chaat

Extremely good foodGreat service and attentive staffParking may be tight at timesVery enjoyable Go there!

A little awkward being the only white guy in there but I'm not afraid to try new food so I waited out the line, talked to some nice peeps in line and got the scoop on the menu.I got the 3rd chicken option and butter pita bread. The chicken flavor was awesome, and the pita hit. Also got a mango milk drink, not as much of a fan but glad I tried it.

First visit here, and first time trying Indian food. Overall it was a great experience. Everyone was really friendly, the service was fast, and the food was great.

Subpar food. The Naan was too thick and the meat in the curry or noodles didnt seem fresh. Was chewy and unpleasant to eat. Unfortunately our visit was disappointing. The restaurant is in downtown, so plan for the parking situation ahead.

Bombay Chaat is a great place to get quick, homestyle Indian cuisine. It's really popular amongst my friends; they have an extensive menu so there's something for everyone. The butter chicken is delicious. The chicken is cooked to perfection and the curry is flavorful. I would also highly recommend trying the mango lassi; it's definitely worth it! The interior of the restaurant is a bit dingy and unfortunately, the prices were a bit higher than you would expect for a fast-casual place. Overall, tasty food but definitely not a fancy dining experience.

It was late, I was hungry and they were open. I left full but I probably wouldn't come back. Everything I had was meh at best and it wasn't exactly inexpensive either. But they were open so at least they had that going for them.

Yes, briefly - this great option for vegetarians and spicy food connoisseurs next to CSU; northern Indian food. Had the korma and garlic naan. Scrumptious! Loved the mango lassi as well.

First and foremost: the food is delicious. I had the goat vindaloo, samosas, and naan. The meat was well cooked, but still had some bone fragments - not a problem for me, but something to be aware of when dining. Although the dining area is comparable to many quick service restaurants; the walls are well decorated, but it feels pretty empty. Plates are paper. Price is fantastic and portions are good. Basically a perfect place to stop for a meal, but not to take someone out for a date night.

First of all, their ordering system is THE WORST of all the time. They want you to place an order online and there you have to provide them with all your personal information like Name, address and credit card information. Credit card alone Carries all your personal information. Would you give all your personal details to a restaurant just for the sake of one order which you can place in other restaurants JUST BY CALLING THEM OVER THE PHONE. I find that very odd and ridiculous. I know restaurants can make you good money if it's busy oneBut do you know what makes you the most money and what is the most expensive thing in the world" PERSONAL DATA"Like the exact same details that these people ask you when you want to place an order. Second thing. The cost cutting technique. Recently I started noticing that this restaurant is charging extra and giving very less food compare to other restaurants. They are making fool of everyone who goes there and I am sure they laugh at their own customers because they are ripping them off and thinking of themselves as very SMART people. Shame on this restaurant's owners.

I've gotten food poisoning twice after eating here, and the only common factor was Bombay Chat. I suspect they're leaving ingredients like potatoes out for too long, potentially leading to bacterial contamination. Be cautious if dining here, as food safety seems to be an issue