Chicken/beer. I feel like these are 2 things I know best. I have never had Indian food but I am the…read moreone who orders the hottest wings ever. Sweat dropping from your face, nose running. That's me. So I checked the menu about 20 times before meeting my girl for lunch. Decided on the mixed grill. Asked the server for suggestions. All she suggested was the curries. Asked about apps and if any bread/naan comes with meal. Nope she says. No help on the apps. I ordered pakoras and got garlic naan since she says no. So she brings something I assume was the garlic naan. Found out it regular naan that comes before the meal. The pakoras tasted like air. No flavor whatsoever. Got my mixed grill. It couldn't have been cooked that day. It was so dry and my medium spicy sauce had less spice than bbq. Tasted my girls chicken curry(mild spicy) and it tasted the same as mine. How does that happen? I tried a few bites with some rice n Im done. Took it home for the man and he took a few nibbles n threw it out except the naan. I didn't taste the naan because I thought that's what came out first. Ugh. Either I needed a different server or a different Indian place. I would totally go back n try something else. With some guidance. There's several other Indian spots in town which are a little more $$ but I think I will try one of those

Absolutely love this place!! The service was incredible. Me and my mans are from Detroit and we…read moredidn't know most vegan friendly places close so early. So, starving, we went here super last minute, and they were super accommodating even though they were packed! The man at the door took our order fast and got us a seat once someone left. While we waited for a seat, we checked out the picture books of India, which kept us entertained and set a vibe. The food was incredible, too! I love peshwari naan and find it difficult to find sometimes, so I'm so glad they had it and as for the rest of the meal, we had the aloo gobi masala, and vegetarian platter, and all I can say is YUM! Would recommend for the service and food alone, but the atmosphere was welcoming and cozy and made our dining experience really nice, too.

Extraordinarily good for Middle America! They do NOT hold back on their spicing. Curries, dals are…read moresubtle and fresh. Naan very good. Rice properly cooked. Friendly owners. Worth a detour -- now a regular stop for us as we cross Ohio! Yup, in a repurposed Wendy's next to an Amazon warehouse. (Probably means they're prospering!) It's spotless, BTW. [EDIT: best rice pudding, and best mango lassi of my lifetime!]

3-19-26 We had a very warm welcome at this Wendy's now…read moreIndian restaurant. The food was well seasoned and came out freshly made. My husband enjoyed his mango lassi. Want to return soon to try the buffet

When you mix delicious Indian flavors with your favorite street food snacks, it's impossible to go…read morewrong. Bombay is owned by the sweetest family - Rita is passionate and cares about her guests and has truly made something magical with the menu. They serve all the traditional Indian flavors, and some exclusive like the 65 sauce which is only available here, and twisted them into yummy dishes like pizzas, wings, tacos, burritos, and more. Have you heard of Indian beer? Wine? I hadn't either, but it's a delight. That Rupee Gold is a delicious option. You can dine in and watch Bollywood on the screen or just enjoy all of the dishes. The mango smoothie is a treat for dessert!

Bombay Kitchen 419 was on the Foodie Card blindly selected for our random dinner destination. It…read morewas our first visit and chose to dine in. This food genre would be labeled as Indian Street Food. This seems to be a very popular choice for take out as people were coming in for their orders the entire time we were in the restaurant. We were presented with a sample of the 3 most popular curries: Tikka Missala; Makhani; and Chicken 65. Pur server was very helpful in making selections as we let her know this was our first visit. We chose a chicken tikka missala and lamb curry with garlic butter naan. Both dishes were very tasty to say the least. The interior is tastefully decorated and is quite welcoming. Thanks to our Foodie Card we received $10 off an order of $30. We will be back!

4-13-2026 (THE INDIAN JEWEL,7406 Central Ave)…read moreA wonderful dining experience. The interior features traditional Indian artwork and architecture and creates an indulgent atmosphere. Our server was kind and attentive. The food was full of rich and spicy flavors, our favorite being the Paneer Tikka Masala. Can't wait to return!

So, The Jewel moved to Central Avenue, west of I-75, next to the Meijer plaza. We went there a few…read moreweeks ago and some things have changed. It appears that the recipes are a little different now. I ordered chicken korma, very spicy, and it was just OK. The chicken chunks are a lot bigger now. Bigger chunks take more time to cook, making the chicken very dry. The veggies and sauce are also different. The dish was more mild than spicy. I remember a lot of Chinese restaurants doing this. I guess the chefs are trying to protect us from ourselves... My dining partners ordered chicken tikka masala and had the same comments. One other person ordered the mixed grill (tandoori grill???) and again, everything was really overcooked and dry. There was no wine or beer available. We asked if we could bring in either and were told, "no." They were very polite about it, but this is not illegal in Ohio, at least, the attorney we were dining with said it was perfectly legal to do this. I know I've dined in establishments where there was no liquor, beer or wine available and patrons were allowed to bring in their own. Casa Que Pasa in Athens, Ohio, comes to mind, but that was a loooooong time ago and, for some reason, my memories of meals there are kind of foggy anyway :). The restaurant does have the right to charge a "corkage fee" if they desire. Anyway, not sure wine would be my preference for Indian food, but beer!!! Nothing goes better with hot, spicy food than a beer that's indigenous to that country (Taj Mahal or Kingfisher!!!). Of course, the kitchen needs to get the spice lever right. For an appetizer, we did order some vegetable pakoras and they were really great. I believe we also ordered some onion kulcha too and that was great. Anyway, not the worst I've had, but not what was being offered at the Airport location. The place is young and there are probably some things to work out. I'll definitely try this again.

Oh my goodness!!! This was the best tasting food I have had in a long time. I ordered to go as a…read morewalk in customer. The lady behind the counter was helpful, knowledgeable and kind. They had my food ready with ten minutes. This is one of the best additions to BG in a long time!!!

Food was Good but Service was Non-Existent. I was there in June 2026 on a very slow night for the…read morerestaurant. I walked in and no one said hello or acknowledged that I was even there for about 5 minutes. Finally, I was seated. The server was nice but not very knowledgeable about the dishes. I ordered a dish that I had not had before and was notified about 5 minutes later that the dish was not available. I had soup that was very good and a main course with naan were good. The server never came back for over 20 minutes to ask how everything was. I needed more water and was about to get up and get it myself when the server finally reappeared. There was no thank you or good by at the end. So, the food was good enough to return but I would not go back given the poor service.

Casual, tasty Indian food for the whole family. Chicken 65, butter chicken, and a Tamil curry that…read morehit the spot. Friendly and not overly loud.

We were looking for some Indian food and decided to give this place a try. The food tasted pretty…read moregood overall and we really liked how fresh the naan was. The masala fries we had to send back for some more spice. They were kind of plain and wished they were hot. They just seemed like frozen crinkle cut fries with seasoning on top. Don't think we would get them again. The service was OK, but we did wait a while when we first walked in as they were on the phone and we weren't acknowledged right away. They were not busy and we were the only one in the restaurant. They had some nice music playing which added to the experience. Not sure we would return again, but you can give them a try for yourself.

Received order with many missing items. Hummus came with no pita or veggies. Falafels we're dry and…read moreover cooked. But got lots of parsley! No sauces included :(

My coworker, who is a Pakistani and I were very excited when this place finally opened. We were…read morefrequent visitors of the Taiwanese restaurant next door, when we first saw that there was going to be a seemingly Middle-Eastern market opening next door. (BTW, I'm not sure what happened to the Taiwanese place next door, but they've been closed for a few weeks now. I'm still trying to figure out if it's temporary or permanent) Anyone who's dined out enough times in Toledo will more likely tell you Toledo weirdly -- I use the term affectionately -- has very good Mediterranean/Middle-Eastern cuisine. You get a wide variety of them, too, such as those of mom-n-pop markets that offer lunch menus, and you also get the nice, family-style sit-down restaurants too. Most of them are very good. Al Nur falls into the former category. What's interesting about them is that their grocery consist of Middle-Eastern, Pakistani and Indian items. And let me tell you, most of their items are VERY well-priced. I don't have much experience with Middle-Eastern groceries so I can't say much about them, but I'm certainly going to try them out (probably with my coworker's help) next time I'm in need of some ethnic groceries. First visit, I ordered their "mixed grill" lunch, which is their version of the kebab combo plate. Came with 3 different skewers of meat over bed of rice and a side salad. Chicken Tawook and (lamb, I believe) shawarma were excellent. Taste I was definitely widely used to. Beef kafta however, I have to mention, had a slightly different spice/seasoning to it. It reminded me of the taste of an Iraqi restaurant I visited in D.C. a few years ago. It was a place my family and my wife's sister's family tried, and I remember my wife was slightly put off by the very strong spice aroma the restaurant had. In my own experience, "Middle-Eastern" labeled places seem to have slightly stronger aroma than those that are labeled "Mediterranean." A quick research will show that it may be because of the availability and usage of different ingredients of spices in different regions. I have the privilege of working/having worked with people of different ethnic background, and I love consulting them about similarities and differences between them. This particular coworker who was born in Pakistan, but had many years of growing up in Kuwait, where his father worked, tells me beef at Al Nur reminds him of what he calls "authentic" Middle-Eastern food from his childhood. Of course, you'll find regions in the States where Middle-Easterners segregate, where you'll have access to their authenticity, but it's certainly not something that's viewed as widely available, IMO. I can tell you right now that it's not going to be for everyone, just like strong-spiced Indian/Pakistani food aren't. But those of us who have the palate for them, I think it's a treat that we now have another Middle-Eastern option in Al Nur. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go pick me up a couple sandwiches for dinner. I've been salivating for them this whole time I was writing about them.

Flavors are so amazing and the quality of the food is on point. Great value and excellent service.read more

Great good. Friendly and clean place Centrally located Downriver Looking forward to returning.soon!read more