Mmm ... watching this thread and bumping. This book is on my “buy list”. (10 replies, last updated by scharffenberger April 6, 2009)

I’m wondering how good this cookbook is. The emphasis is on Parsi cooking. I think I have more Indian cookbooks in my collection than any other cuisine and can’t decide if I need another. (4 replies, last updated by Chimayo Joe April 15, 2008)

Once in a while ( thankfully, it is not often), after I have the dubious pleasure of eating in a particular restaurant, I feel it is my duty to warn people away from it. I have been lurking on this forum for a while, and have... (4 replies, last updated by wevaji113 August 3, 2009)

My last visit to Bombay Club was just that. MY LAST visit. IT is a sad story of woe. I first dined at Bombay Club with a friend of mine (from India) and it was her favorite local Indian food restaurant, it was excellent (circa... (7 replies, last updated by J.J. August 25, 2004)

Thanks for posting the update on the new chef at Bombay Grill, Lola_Tx. I’m not sure when the change-over in the kitchen occurred, but my last visit was within the past few weeks (since Cafe Brix closed). On that occasion I... (12 replies, last updated by Johnny Thunders November 13, 2007)

“Best” is always a very personal decision but my favorite of the thrree is Rasika. I think it more inventive. (8 replies, last updated by laurentobias March 9, 2007)

Quite a few Indian restaurants seem to be closed on Saturday lunchtime, but I remembered Howler has been recommending the Bombay Brasserie’s buffet lunch on the board for some time, so we thought we would give it a go. I first... (13 replies, last updated by PhilD February 2, 2009)

a very down home personal atmosphere and all of the food that my wife and I got, as well as the other couple, were all quite good. I was a little upset they were out of the lobster special but will try to order next time I am in... (9 replies, last updated by ambrose March 24, 2009)

I’ve been hearing about this place for years so yesterday my wife, son, and I went for dinner. (They had been there once before while I was on travel and had liked it) Located in downtown Rockville on West Montgomery Ave.... (2 replies, last updated by Smokey May 13, 2004)

American tastebuds, my Indian friends have enjoyed Bombay (they are Northern Indian). Granted, I’ve never heard them say “this is exactly like what I make at home,” but I always enjoy what THEY make AND what I... (27 replies, last updated by cakeordeath July 16, 2007)

whose recommendations are generally excellent. So you can imagine my chagrin when a chowish friend from San Diego, a colleague of mine out here in the desert, not only said that Bombay was his favorite Indian restuarant, but one... (7 replies, last updated by Robert April 9, 2003)

. For meats we devoured peppercorn lamb and chicken, chicken tikka masala, and a mixed tandoori grill. The kitchen seemed to excel at keeping chicken tender with both the peppercorn dish and the tikka masala being my favorite... (4 replies, last updated by Eric Eto May 30, 2003)

Bombay cafe used to be a regular event for us. Tasty food, well seasoned and spiced. Lately their food has changed – bland and unappealing- looks like new cooks in the kitchen with a much different standard. Anyone else... (5 replies, last updated by Bengaliwife February 12, 2009)

I used to love Bombay Cafe back in my UCLA days, back when they were located in the strip mall on Santa Monica. Ever since they moved to the fancier digs on Pico, it has been my experience that the quality of service has went way... (3 replies, last updated by WLA August 29, 2002)

I’ve had a lot of indian food in my day and both Dhaba and Bombay Palace are ok if you’re craving some dirty indian food. My faves in the GTA are the Host (only the downtown location on Prince Arthur though) and... (8 replies, last updated by LurveToEat November 16, 2007)