Bombay Brothers Indian Restaurant - (Near Berkshire, South East)

5 /5 Christina 1010: The appetizers were missing sauces for my taste, although everything tasted good. I asked for sauce and received mint sauce and tamarind dip, which definitely enhanced my appetizer. The main courses were excellent. The service was friendly. However, the atmosphere isnt particularly cozy, its quite noisy, and theres a draft as soon as the door opens, which happened frequently during our visit. I think ordering food for delivery is a good idea.

1 /5 Pallak Hirani: We recently visited for a buffet with our friends, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The dahi vada was very hard and not fresh, and the overall food options were very limited. After the meal, all of us experienced stomach pain and a feeling of heaviness, as if the cooking oil used was not of good quality and excessive soda may have been added. Everyone in our group faced similar issues, which was quite concerning. We expected better quality and variety, especially from a buffet. We hope the management looks into food quality and hygiene to improve the dining experience in the future. Attaching the bill as the proof of the visit. All the people (including kids) are facing bloating issues & feeling very uncomfortable.

5 /5 Chandra Nair: We had the absolute pleasure of enjoying the buffet lunch with friends at Bombay Brothers today and it was nothing short of fantastic. The food quality was exceptional. Every dish was fresh, flavoursome, and beautifully prepared. The flavours were rich, authentic, and perfectly balanced, with spices set at just the right level to appeal to every taste bud. Nothing was overpowering, yet everything was full of character and depth. The food reminded me of home-cooked meals - exactly like the dishes my grandmother used to make. It is a small setting but the atmosphere was welcoming, the service was friendly and the overall experience was excellent. If you’re looking for high-quality, authentic Indian food with genuine heart and soul, I highly recommend Bombay Brothers. My Sunday lunch is sorted going forward!

3 /5 Arthur Bingqian Ma: We went to Bombay Brothers for their weekday lunch thali. I love thalis as small plates is my favourite format to try a variety of food, regardless of cuisine. We got 1 veg thali for £13 and 1 non-veg thali for £15. The items that were common across both were: papad, Basmati rice, vegetable kadhai, dal tadka, raita, gulab jamun. The veg thali also had a paneer spring roll, palak paneer, and roti, whilst the non-veg thali had haryali chicken tikka, butter chicken, and naan. We both enjoyed the food. The vegetable kadhai was surprisingly great, really flavoursome and still full of texture. The butter chicken was sweet and really creamy, and the chicken was still tender. The haryali chicken tikka was green from the coriander and mint marinade, so it tasted fresh and juicy. Everything else was fine but nothing special, but we thought for £13-15 for a weekday sit-down lunch it was a pretty good deal, and would consider coming back as the thali items do rotate occasionally. Hope you get a chance to try it too! :)