Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch)

• This is one of the best Indian restaurants in London
• Ragada Pattice and kebabs are perfectly executed starters and the Karahi paneer will change your life
• The restaurant was refurbed a year ago so is great for a nice evening out in the lovely Connaught square area
• The restaurant has a brilliant home delivery service and is my only go to for Indian food
• Bombay Palace is a must go place for Indian food lovers in London
• It does justice to its global presence with merely the taste of its food
• Though most of these are starters with only two main dishes
• Its enough to give a clear idea of what the menu is capable of
• Chicken Kolhapuri is quite delicious
• Murgh Kaleji is again nice and gives a tangy feel
• The babycorn is nothing extraordinary to be honest
• The two special items are Ragda Pattice and the Dal Makhani
• Dal makhani is the actual winner and takes the crown amongst all
• It leaves you with no words and is quite capable to invite people on its own to Bombay Palace
• Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) is a rare combination of a good balance between food and ambiance
• A little steep with the prices
• Friendly big guy and it ended with me allowing him to set the menu for my group
• He did inform me that there was a new menu being introduced
• This is one of the only Indian restaurants in London that sports an Indian menu along with an Indian Chinese selection
• Something that is normal in Mumbai in some ways
• The waiters were swift and served Jain palates and veg and non veg
• London surprises me with a delightful Indian meal and I step down from my usual judgmental throne and simply enjoy the experience
• Bombay Palace was effortless on all accounts
• Our elaborate meal began with some Dahi Batata Puri
• The unusual addition of some sliced strawberries made for a surprisingly tangy and sweet combination with the rest of this savoury cold appetizer
• Next on the joyride was the Kheema Potli
• This is a must try if you are a fan of crazy flavours bursting inside your mouth for a fiesta of the senses
• The Kheema was the most authentic moist minced meat delight to be gulfed down with some rice and raita
• The Palak Paneer (my personal vegetarian favourite) was similarly cooked to perfection
• The only dish that was slightly disappointing was the Roganjosh and mainly because it wasn&rsquo
• T as spicy as my threshold was looking forward to
• The whole point of this dark red curry from Kashmir is to test your senses with its strong flavor of spices and character which was starkly missing from this dish
• Bombay Palace should be on top of your list if you are in the hunt for some authentic Indian cuisine with a comfortable degree of experimenting
• This is one of those places you must visit irrespective of whether you are in the area or not
• You venture inside and are met by an army of eager staff who lead you through into a slick
• The dishes bore fundamentally Indian elements there was nothing in front of me I recognised (but old favourites are available)
• Milder creamy dishes but the most notable for me was the Palak Paneer
• A very rich spinach dish with large pieces of cottage cheese stirred through
• As everything was totally delicious
• The one drawback for me was the price of beer
• It's a higher end establishment with the service and quality to warrant the higher end cost of dining
• This is coming from a Mumbai based person who is a food lover
• Literally all the food here is good you can never go wrong regardless of what you order
• The quality and food taste consistence they have is amazing I have first discovered it back in 2005 and now we're 2014 and it's still as good if not even better
• I have been to this restaurant thrice and the items on the menu are like treasures which you can't find in regular Indian restaurant or takeaway in U
• The dishes are very authentic Indian and thus it makes my favourite eat in place in London
• The portion sizes are designed for 2 people or even more in some cases
• The best dishes for me was Schezuwan paneer and dal makhni
• Every dish makes you feel that it is home cooked and even the price of the meal justifies what you pay
• I liked he food and restaurant but service is quiet slow
• The service at Bombay Palace was far from exceptional
• The food however was very good and the meal overall was enjoyable
• The food offered is authentic and traditional
• You feel like you are in North India eating all the delicious spices India offers
• The meal was quite expensive given that no alcohol was ordered with the per person spend at £
• Its a nice place with modern design
• Dining area is huge compared to other London restaurants
• The Samosas and Pani Puri were incredibly authentic but i was not happy with curries
• Cost is too high which comes up with a surcharge added
• The chicken was cooked properly but it was little more on a oily side
• Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) is a sure visit if you like these types of dishes
• The flavors of the food were great and the portions were big too
• The dishes were full of aroma and very encapsulating
• It is one of the best Indian places I have eaten at in the neighbourhood
• Everything was close to perfect
• Do visit Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) if you are craving for an Indian treat at reasonable prices
• Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) is an absolute delight and I could not be more satisfied with it
• The food offered here is the best food I have had and makes me want to return here multiple times and have it all over again
• The atmosphere is perfect for a relaxed meal and I am so glad I found Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch)
• The ambience is nice and the decor is well done
• Mains and drinks all are get served in line
• Decor of the place was lovely and soothing
• An always full restaurant is a good judgement of how a restaurant might be
• It is always packed with lots of Indians celebrating special occasions
• All of the dishes are very well prepared and presented
• The service is top notch and the menu is quite an extensive one though I must say there are other restaurants serving a great variety of food when you compare it to the variety being served here
• The atmosphere is comfortable and cozy
• The quality of the food was par excellence
• My only hassle was the waiting time for the starters
• I assume this is because of the location
• The manager was insolent and obnoxious
• The papads served to us were old and bad
• The one positive thing was that the vegetables were cooked nicely
• Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) was a huge disappointment to me
• The ambiance is very soothing and beautiful
• They served us with great and delicious canapes before the meal
• The meal was superb and was presented very well
• His birthday bash was a great success and I had a good time there
• In fact this is one of those rare places in the city which serves traditional Indian cuisine
• The service was pretty quick and efficient with the food being served hot and fresh
• The free supply of water too was substantial
• The biriyani served here is as good as it can get
• Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) is a very well known Indian option in the city
• At most places it is actually very watery
• If my opinion was to be considered
• Then I would have to say that this is one of the best Indian options in the entire city
• The service and staff were both amazing and excellent
• This restaurant was quite crowded for a weeknight
• The service here was not exactly efficient and i wish they could have been more prompt and attentive to the needs of the customers
• The dishes though were delivered in good time
• The food in general was quite tasty but for the one fish dish which was quickly replaced
• The dish that we were served was extremely hot and spicy
• The service is great here
• The service was pretty quick and nice too
• The atmosphere is very lively and fun
• The staff here were exceptionally polite and very cooperative
• The service was one of the best ever
• The food here was very delectable and served in huge portions
• The hygiene of Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) is specially commendable
• Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) was a very happy discovery
• The ambiance of Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) too is very traditional and authentic owing to the great attention to details like the furnishing and the decor
• The crowd here was of Indian families which was a good sign
• I can say that the food here was amazing and the ambiance delightful
• The prices are also appropriate as per the quality delivered
• I have visited this restaurant before also and I strongly believe that the place is exorbitantly priced
• The quality of food is excellent and the it is very well made and very well presented
• What i really do not like about eating out now a days is the 15% service charge
• According to me is quite unpleasant
• The taste of the food was pretty decent in my opinion
• The food at Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) is delicious and the staff is pretty generous and polite
• The decor wasn't anything exceptional but it was mellow and classic
• We orderd the gingerlet as drinks which was suppose to have gin
• Lime and ginger but there was no taste of ginger
• The samosa was crispy and nicely spiced which came accompanied with a tamarind chutney
• The Jaipuri bhindi had a light gramflour batter on it with a good taste of dry mango powder
• The butter chicken wasn't authentic butter chicken you get in delhi but it was tasty nonetheless
• The dal was creamy and tasty and the pomegranate raita was fruity and fresh with the addition of mint
• The gobi was slightly overcooked and the breads were a disappointment
• The paratha was deep fried and not how it's made india
• I must admit that I was somewhat skeptical of Bombay Palace high rating
• The restaurant was within walking distance of our hotel
• D made a reservation earlier in the day because the place was full when we arrived
• Greeting diners as if they were guest at his home and assisting those unfamiliar with the menu
• His enthusiasm was contagious
• The restaurant is large and well stocked bar and amazing wine lists to pair with Indian food
• Chicken Korma along with Butter Naans and Jeera Pulao
• The Jeera Pulao was a bit let down and the rest of the dishes were true to the taste
• We downed them with few bottles of Kingfisher beers
• The cost for two was around £
• I went to Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) with bunch of friends to have authentic Mughlai
• Last night was my second visit to this fine Indian eatery
• Mains that please are Chicken Tikka
• We visited Bombay Palace - Paddington (Marble Arch) after seeing their good reviews on Zomato but I must say I was disappointed with the service and the taste of food
• We ordered angari chicken which was way too salty and tangy
• May be its customized the Indian taste to suit the British palatte but for me it was a complete no
• The indian manager is so kind n makes you to eat more
• Worth the walk for me the cheese curds are my favorite

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