Bombay Central - Chippendale

Mildly spicy Indian dishes are available. On checking the Halal certificate, it is ONLY for CHICKEN. Muslims eating MEAT or BEEF dishes should be aware that those may NOT be HALAL.

An Indian stall at Central Park's food court! I was immediately struck by a sense of deja vu!<br/ <br/ I wasn't too hungry, so I just went for a single vegetable Samosa, which was served with mint chutney. It was pretty good, and I was instantly reminded of my days in India! <br/ <br/ Being in the food court, it does have ample seating. The price, I felt was slightly high, at $2.50 for 1 samosa. I would still want to try out their other dishes sometimes, though. <br/ <br/ Food 4.5/5<br/ Service 4.5/5<br/ Ambiance 4/5<br/ Value for money 3/5<br/ Overall 4/5

Bombay Central is my go to food court stop when I’m craving some yummy Indian. They have a range of curries on offer and a great deal: two curries, rice, and a pappadam for $10. You can also get a naan and a soft drink for $3. <br/ <br/ Today I wasn’t feeling too hungry, so just got one curry (classic butter chicken) with rice and a naan for $10.50. <br/ <br/ The butter chicken was super delicious with nice chunks of tender chicken and a rich, sweet sauce. The rice was a nice bed for the curry and the naan was large enough and tasty.<br/ <br/ The serving size was fair for the price, could have been slightly more generous (less rice more curry).

If they are looking for a fast and easy lunch, this is the place to be. simple and comfortable. large portions.

$11 for butter huh, rice, traditional naan and softdrink?! what a snoop! this place is my absolute way when I visit Indian food during my pauses at work. beautiful staff, although I gave it a 3 because they do not have the complete selection of curries, but it is likely because it is in a food dish. the naan was not the biggest I had, but this place is a bang for your ass! super cheap and super filling! I would like to try the Tandoori chicken next time.