Bombay Brasserie - London

Relaxing and safe environment. Flavours were refined and cooked to perfection. Service was exceptional. Halibut starter is recommended and the freshly made Malabar Paratha are light, crispy, and the perfect accompaniment to some great main courses. Will be returning again!

Dined at bombay brasserie on 12th august for a jubilee festival. we were greeted by a smile and quickly shown on our table. dining room is pretty, spacious by other tables and comfortable. chose every mocktail on the menu and an added virgin mojito, as we were thoroughly impressed how well these were. complimentary papads were a nice touch with a really nice mango chutney. we then continued to choose 3 starter, green carfreal, seah kebab and tikka, all were amazing. packed with taste, punch stronger than that of any boxer and soft as can get, so tender. 3 main courses followed; chicken makhani, mangolorean chicken and biryani accompanied by naan, egg paratha and raita. chicken makhani was really nice and creamy, mangalorean huhn a little let in, but that could be on another type in other restaurants and biryani and brote good, not exceptional. haupthighlights were the drinks and appetizers. service was good, standard service, not intrusive and followed a particular service protocol, but not about the expectation either for a restaurant with the name as large as these. Overall we enjoyed the evening and have come to a conclusion that the drinks and appetizers are worth visiting for

A new definition of Indian food, hard to find this quality somewhere else

Superb indian cuisine grand ambience..haunt of royalties n celebs. .best royal indian in royal london

High end Indian spot, up there with other solid restaurants (Zaika, Jamavar, dishoom), butter chicken was heavenly! Presentation here is much better here than any other Indian restaurant I’ve ever been, overall a very good experience, staff are very professional too! 10/10 recommend, top 5 Indian restaurant in London for me!