Bombay Grill Indian

This is my favorite Indian Restaurant! Very authentic and down right delicious. I have dreams about their food. Its so amazing!

AWESOME!. I have never been to a buffet before where I like everything! My only complaint is having to be rolled out the front door from getting too stuffed everytime I go there.

We ordered the Chicken Biryani, Chicken Tikka Masala, and Chicken Jalfrezi, and they were all delicious! This is some of the best Indian food I've had since leaving London! I can't wait to eat here again—so good! Visualizza piatti

Buffett mediocre 11.95. Go here for authentic entrees with plenty of flavor and great portion. Prices are quite reasonable and menu is full. Xtra for naan. Birianyi a good price in this town but lamb and chicken same price (11.95). Worth every penny, as they use spices and raisins to great effect! Service and ambiance typically mediocre, but kind. Flavor is king!

The simosa crust was buttery and wonderfully seasoned! The filling had a nice spicy kick that was a pleasant surprise. We ordered coffee, which wasn’t even on the menu, but they made a fresh pot for us and served it with a smile—now that’s what I call A+ service. I’ll definitely be returning for the lunch buffet; I ordered the rogan josh and veggie korma, and I highly recommend them!

Reliable, if bland, buffet. We've been eating here for over a decade and have always eaten off the buffet. It's reliable and always tastes freshest on Fridays but not our favorite Indian place. We like it because it's close to home and bland so that our young son enjoys trying new dishes. My husband prefers Shalimar up north (cheaper and more authentic tasting) and I like Clay Pit (for ambience and freshness). But Bombay Grill is close and when we don't want to battle Friday night traffic, it's a winner. Visualizza piatti

This is hands-down the best Indian food in Austin! The spicy buttered chicken is surely their star dish, but the vegetable pakora, the perfect naan, the mushroom matter, are all worth trying. I can't even comprehend how people can call this food bland. I've been to 90% of the Indian food restaurants, and this is the only one whose food appears in my dreams. If you haven't tried it, do yourself a favor and go!!! The buffet is 10 bucks for all of their exquisite food, and the selection is limited which means everything is fresh and rotated promptly.

I visited this restaurant with my friends and really enjoyed the food. Living in College Station, where Indian restaurant options are limited, it felt like a treat to finally have a diverse selection of dishes after a long time. They showcased some wonderful North Indian specialties. I particularly loved the samosas, and the gulab jamun and kheer were exceptionally delicious. While there are better options in Austin, I would still recommend this place. The buffet option is quite affordable, and you can order drinks for an extra charge since they have a wide variety available. I hope everyone has a great experience here. Happy dining!