Cafe Bombay

A couple friends recently have told us about Cafe Bombay, And we were in a mood for Indian tonight and figure why not give it a shot interesting to learn that there still take out only in this case wasn't so bad we had a lot of our questions answered on the phone and they were very specific about spice level which helps us in our case we like spice flavor but not for fire in a mouth get me a container of milk. Hence the scale of 0 lowest to 7 highest.We started off with an order of the chicken Samosa and I will tell you it was probably one of the top to samosas that we've had nice and soft not oily greasy the meat mix inside was just sensational dipping sauces a real treat. For a two entrées that we shared, one was the lamb Rogan Josh, pieces of landmarinated and yogurt with herbs spiced cooked in a special gravy it was a home run comfy food kind of meal. We ordered space at three next time I think we're gonna do a five want the flavor profile.The second dish was the Malabar chicken stew which is kerala style chicken stew recipe in a rich coconut milk curry stewed with vegetables chunks and chicken and flavored with Malabar coast spices a very nice dish. we ordered it at a three spice. next time I think I'm going for five or six on spice to get that flavor profile.Overall first experience, nicely surprised!Everything was extremely fresh already had a really nice aroma good taste friendly service at the door of course. See my photos

Today was my second visit for take out from Cafe Bombay. My first visit several weeks ago proved to be a wonderful taste treat. I figured a second visit was warranted and it did not disappoint. I have to disclose that I recently moved to Bucks County from Connecticut where I've been spoiled by the food mecca including Frank Pepe's Pizza, as well as great dining in Hartford and Fairfield Counties. Dining out since my move has often been a very disappointing experience. Well, Cafe Bombay has renewed my faith in great Indian cooking. This is strictly a take out place. The owner is gracious and obviously takes pride in this family owned restaurant. I ordered samosas which were great. Also chicken vindaloo, Aloo Gobi, mattar Paneer, naan, raita, and a fabulous carrot hylwa dessert. What struck me was the amazing individual flavors of the spice blends in each dish. A medley of spice harmonies! The consistency of each sauce was fabulous. Each dish individually prepared with care, packed beautifully. My only disappointment was the naan which appeared doughy and I would love to see a true tandoori chicken on the bone on the menu. A large portion of perfectly cooked basmati rice accompanied the lovely dishes. The raita was truly flavorful and unique, a delicious yogurt chock full of cucumber, tomato and spices. So glad to have found this true gem.

The best Indian food in the greater Philadelphia area. After you try it, you simply won't want to order from anywhere else, even if it means a 30-minute drive to pick up the food. Top quality, great selection spanning north and south cuisines, and a wonderful family at the helm.

Outstanding family owned Indian restaurant on Mill Street in Historic Bristol Borough. Take out only at this time. Their menu is extensive and everything is delicious. We highly recommend this place!

I still can't say enough about Cafe Bombay.The owners are friendly and always improving. I really love everything I have had here.The chicken Tikka masala is wonderful. Spicy yet nuanced flavors.The lamb kadai is great. You don't see traditional kadai on many menus so I highly recommend trying it.They can spice it however you want. I'm OK with spice and 7 is hot for me. My wife doesn't like any spice and she enjoys their level 0. Seriously, she can't stand too much black pepper and she's OK with their level zero.They also make fresh Chai lattes with authentic spices and they're amazing.

Fish curry amazing! Be sure to try it! Light curry with delicious spices, not to be missed.

Supporting local business during these times is critical AND is DELISH!!Takeout with a hopeful smile.

The cuisine is excellent here and I've tried a lot of Indian restaurants in the tri state area. Their flavors are rich and quantity is plentiful. They used to have dine in but since Covid, it's take out only. Highly recommended, even for people who don't normally like Indian food. You'll be hooked with Cafe Bombay's deliciousness!

After seeing all the positive reviews, I was confident to try this place out as we recently moved and don't know any Indian spots in the area. However, I was seriously disappointed by the experience.1. This is a takeout only restaurant. This is not stated anywhere online but is immediately apparent when you order through a door.2. The food was just not good. I'm originally from central NJ and we have plenty of Indian joints. I've tried similar dishes at a variety of them and have never had such a negative experience. We got the chicken tikka masala, naan, veggie appetizer sampler, and a mango lassi. The chicken tikka masala was prepared almost like a Thai curry and the chicken had a rubbery texture. The vegetarian appetizer sampler is literally just a bunch of battered, deep fried foods, none of which stood out. The naan was flavorless and soggy, and the mango lassi tasted like it was from concentrate.Ultimately, we aren't a picky bunch but this was a serious disappointment. Save your money.

I've been looking for a great Indian Restaurant and this is the one! The food is excellent and the service is amazing. You can tell the owners truly take pride in what they do and the food is proof of that. Definitely recommend and is a nice change of pace from all the usual stuff you get around here.