Bombay Cafe

I debated long and hard before I decided on a rating for this place. They are not what you would call a traditional restaurant you would expect in the US. But if they were in India, they would fit right in! I have specific items that i absolutely love here and come to the store just for these. I know for a fact these are fresh made daily ( just given the volume they sell each day + having heard that from a wedding vendor a while ago). I absolutely love love love their motichur Ladoos! For anyone unfamiliar - these are little dessert balls made with ghee, sugar and chickpea flour. They sell these by the hundreds each day. Anytime we visit friends that are not from the area, they beg us to bring them som Ladoos. Very reminiscent of India and how these are traditionally made. I wouldn't change a thing about them. I also love their Gulab jamun and Cham Cham - again desserts that are super popular in India and I think they do very well. I've never bought these from here and found them to be lacking in taste or stale etc.When it comes to savory food, we have a few things we love- samosas ( again made fresh daily, they sell a lot of these). Love the tamarind chutney these come with. I actually buy that sauce by the tub to have at home for other Indian dishes, it's really really good. - the Dahi poori chaat, again delicious and always fresh - aloo tikki chaat, big fan favorite at our home when it comes to Indian street food - chole Bhature, so so yum and very reminiscent of India with the taste They used to do Indian breakfast platters over the weekend but stopped now which I'm bummed about. I stay away from the hot food bar because I don't usually like that. People seem to love it. The place is def a little rough around the edges, dated and a little sad looking. Their food is really good though!

Did a carry out recently! Bombay Cafe is the OG for curries and samosas. The options for buffet, sweets and street food are still there but it's almost everything is already prepared and the fresh options are limited. Also, that hospitality is missing from the restaurant!

Best fast food Indian restaurant in town. Reasonably priced. We were a group of 17 went thete Monday night. We ordered various dishes from Samosa, samosa chat , Cauliflower paratha, Food from their buffet, Choley Batura . All the dishes were simply delicious. Reminds you of food back home.Masaka tea and Indian sweets were yummy.

This is my go-to Indian fast food spot in nova. As a vegetarian, everything I've gotten has been phenomenal. The service is always friendly and swift. The interior is very homey and feels welcoming, their holiday decorations are also super fun. I've brought family here before and the reviews always rave, definitely recommend!

Yup, 3.5 stars is spot on.We have been trying as many different Indian places as possible this summer and this one is closer to our house than most.Upon entering it is not fancy, it is more a 'hole in the wall' find of an Indian place. The prices are fair and you can get a small of most dishes (dine in only) for a few bucks, pair it was a naan and you have a meal for under $10!The wait was a bit slow in the beginning, it seemed as if they were getting their 'ducks in a row' after a big rush.We ordred:Butter chicken2 naanZucchini Tikka Masalasome spicy chicken thingrice= $32.00 (deal!)More than enough food.What I noticed:the tables / seating area not super clean, sort of disheveled, but we were also there at the end of the dinner hour.Food luke warm at best. It was okay, but also a smidge worried, how long can chicken sit at not super hot temperatures before bad stuff happens?In the end I feel this is a place that is better for to go orders and we will come back to get dinner to take home.

Bombay Cafe is a little hidden gem for Indian food. I got a takeout order and I was impressed with the flavorfulness of both dishes. The service was very quick and seamless. I can now rest assured that I made a good decision on where to go for Indian food...Butter chicken-- Very mild and buttery taste with a slight kick of spices. Pairs really well with Raita and the jasmine rice. I recommend this dish and it was a hit for the family.Shahi paneer-- Excellent vegetarian dish with chunks of soft paneer in a tomatoe based shahi paneer sauce. I absolutely love this dish and thought they did a great job with the paneer consistency and shahi sauce flavor. Garlic naan and Samosa--Packed with garlic and great add on to the prior dishes. I recommend not getting this take out or at least toasting it more since it wasn't crunchy upon arrival. The samosa was everything you'd expect a good samosa to taste like. Not too dry either. Overall, great place. I would order from here again.

Bombay Cafe in Vienna is known for its exceptional food, which is highly flavorful and sure to satisfy even the most discerning palates. The restaurant's menu features a wide range of dishes inspired by Indian cuisine, with a particular emphasis on traditional Bombay-style dishes.One of the most appealing aspects of the restaurant is its reasonable pricing. Diners can enjoy a delicious and satisfying meal and nice ambience without breaking the bank. In addition to the main courses, the restaurant offers a variety of desserts to round out the dining experience.I am only giving them 3 stars because on two separate occasions, I have been skipped in line by other Indian men and the staff did not say anything and served them before me. Plus I have to stand and wait for them to get the fresh naan out the oven when it would have otherwise been mine had I been served in order of who showed up first. Overall, if you are looking for a delicious and authentic Indian meal in Vienna, Bombay Cafe is definitely worth a visit. With its tasty and affordable food, you are sure to leave satisfied and wanting to come back for more.

The place is as grimy as ever, Bollywood photos askew, paint worn out on hi-vis hi-traffic doors, smelly bathrooms, rexine sofas torn, etc etc. The food is OK, the sweets and savories very good. However, they did not have desi mirchis ("Thai chillies") when I asked for some to garnish my chhole-bature: I wonder what chillies they use in their dishes. Their haleem, traditionally a mushy Muslim dish of finely shredded meats/chicken combined wholly with smoothly mashed lentils, had large chicken pieces, including some bone-in ones. I've never seen that before. And it was not very good either.

I think their food is amazing. The Chana Masala is the absolute best I've ever had. I would have no problems being a vegetarian if I could have this and their great naan everyday. My only complaint is that the quality of the food really deserves a better setting, and a nice sit down atmosphere. But my taste buds are more than satisfied!

Very tasty and pretty reasonably priced. People complaining about price aren't recognizing that price increases are pretty universal everywhere. It's still less than $15 for a typical dinner. Dining is seat yourself. Nothing fancy. My tip would just be to go in person to order, don't do delivery- especially if you want drinks. I have been missing my drink 2 times in a row when ordering online. I enjoy the butter chicken and I like the paneer dishes.