Le Bombay - Speisekarte

reception and very friendly service great choice of dishes, menus and breads nanles menus are very affordable

We found ourselves by chance. and well the chance makes very well things: warm and smiling welcome, the dishes are really fresh and quality cooked at the moment. A real nice discovery

We went to this restaurant by chance this Sunday evening, what a surprise! arrived at 9:45 to dine in love, we had a pleasant time. the welcome is very warm, the dishes are delicious (I ate the best korma chicken of my life) and we will come back with great pleasure. Go and see your eyes closed!

the room is traditional bill for an Indian restaurant, the friendly welcome, the service a little slow, even with few people.We were there to dine, the tandoori chicken for our group was in generous quantity, but a little "burned", for the lamb on the other hand it was really insufficient!in entry two very ordinary samossas....good, the price remains reasonable.

small restaurant held by a family of bangladesh located in a alley perpendicular to the street of rome, close to the capitol. menu composed of samosas, curry chicken and tandori accompanied by rice and natural naans to finish with a mango delight. impeccable service, good quality and quantity of the dishes served, all for 32€ to 2, which is correct for a Thursday noon.

very pleasant welcome, it's really a great Indian, the friendly waitress has explained everything well and it has very well advised us.We have travelled this lunch ... especially our taste buds we are feasted all the dishes were delicious and desserts, the cream in the mango a pure delight the menu at 12,95€ is gargantuesque the nan's with perfect cheese bravo! we are conquered...

We went to this restaurant by chance on Sunday noon. We were very well received with explanations of the dishes we had chosen. the map is original because dishes from different countries/regions are offered. The dishes are good and hearty: we have not managed to eat everything. Thankfully, we were able to take the rest in a doggy bag not to waste!We recommend this restaurant if you are Indian cuisine lovers or if you just want to travel the time of a meal!

Everything we had scheduled was closed. We saw this open in a very lively alley the night before but now deserted and decided to try. I don't regret it, the place is a bit. careless, but the food is good and abundant and the girl who serves tries to make you feel comfortable, explains in her way the dishes especially the sauces (he says the ones that are very spicy) and the price is fine, we ate three for 50€. between week has a menu midi and weekend one for 13€ and another 14 that include incomings, dish and dessert, drink and coffee apart. I think it deserves to try and get us out of trouble.

Was served a popadom with pepper on the house. The aubergine starter was nothing special. 8 Euro for 2 thin slices of battered Aubergine. The lamb patia with rice was a much more substantial portion but no great flavours- dominated by coconut- rather sweet for my taste. My recommendation is skip the starters & go straight for the main. Down this narrow pedestrian street are about 5 Indian restaurants one after another. I chose Le Bombay because it was open on Sunday & they display their menu outside. Great they take credit cards but no WiFi. The table cloths are covered with paper. Inside is decked out with pictures of Indian buildings- Taj. So somewhat clicheed nowadays-