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    Bombay Feast

    4.7 (19 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Manish C.

    Located off Nottingham Way in Hamilton, Bombay Feast is a a fast casual type of Indian street food eatery. I've been there twice and can't in good conscience call it a restaurant as service (1.5/5) is the bare minimum, where you have to get up to get your own water, and aren't once asked if you want beverages or desserts. Nobody checks in on you to ask how the food is or if you want anything else, yet they still mandate a 12% service charge after some mystery 3% fee they impose on everything on the menu except their parathas (prior to calculating the tax and service fee). A scrupulous business adds any fees on the subtotal of the menu price, but here you wind up paying extra tax and service charge on the additional 3% which is tacked onto the menu price, which I assume is a credit card fee. Doing the math, they're collecting an extra 3% in both tax and service charge as well, so customer beware. You aren't given a check at the end of your meal, so you have to walk up to the front podium to pay on a tablet (not a fan of this practice), where you're given a few awkward seconds to stare at your bill, and unsuspecting customers won't have time to analyze the charges, and will likely wind up paying both the service charge and additional gratuity for the very minimal service provided. We've ordered various parathas (3.5/5), the chole bhature (4/5), butter chicken (2.5/5), pav bhaji dosa (3.5/5), and naan (3/5) over 2 visits. The parathas and pav bhaji dosa were excellent on one visit, but unreasonably spicy on the next visit, so they need to work on consistency of their spice levels. The chole bhature was good, and served with a massively sized bhature, which was greatly appreciated and more than enough for the chole provided. I would stay away from the usual North Indian food menu items as they're overpriced (above $20) and not that good compared to other Hamilton area Indian restaurants. The gravy for the butter chicken was underwhelming average, and not something I'd order again. Their wheelhouse for tasty food seems to be the parathas, dosas, and snack food/quick eats types of items. While the cook in the kitchen is decent, the lack of service and mystery charges really detracts from the overall experience, so I won't be back and would not recommend Bombay Feast to others. They really need to hire an additional person with customer service skills to attend to guests to ask if they want water/drinks, desserts, additional food items, and check in to ask how everything was. We had to proactively wipe down our dirty table, ask for additional utensils, and get our own water. On my 2nd visit, they took it upon themselves to add an additional gratuity on top of the service charge, which really rubbed us the wrong way as we analyzed their payment screen on their tablet and asked for a printed receipt; we noticed it a few days later when checking the credit card charge. They seemed genuinely apologetic about it and refunded us the extra amount via Venmo when we called them up to question it, but that really left a bad impression on us. I'd add this to my growing list of highly overrated Indian eateries popping up in NJ with a somewhat decent kitchen, but major disregard for proper customer service.

    I've lived in this area for years and can't believe I only just discovered this hidden gem! The menu is incredibly extensive -- from Indian street food and Indo-Chinese favorites to a wide variety of classic curries, they truly have something for everyone. Their paratha selection is impressive, with plenty of options and even the ability to customize flavors and fillings to your liking. If you're craving authentic Bombay-style Indian food, this place is a must-visit. And let me say this clearly -- if you don't try the vada pav here, you're seriously missing out! With such a diverse paratha menu, it's also an ideal brunch spot. Add to that a massive selection of appetizers, a BYOB policy, and a great vibe for hanging out with friends, and you've got the perfect place to unwind. What I tried: * Khasta Kachori * Vada Pav * Aloo Gobi Paneer Spring Onion Jalapeño Paratha * Aloo Tikki Chaat * Butter Masala Dosa * Chicken Tikka * Tandoori Chicken * Rava Sada Dosa * Paneer Chilli * Paneer Tikka * Chilli Chicken Main Course: * Chicken Vindaloo * Tandoori Roti * Garlic Naan * Paneer Tikka Masala Desserts: * Gajar ka Halwa * Rasmalai Overall, highly recommend !

    I had such an amazing experience at Bombay Feast Paratha House.The service was excellent and everything was just perfect. The food was absolutely delicious. I will visit again with family. Highly recommend.

    Maki roti & saag
    Raj T.

    Attentive service; casual ambience; vegetarian menu (although I'm given to understand that they will be adding meat items to the menu shortly) The platters are no longer available and a buffet add is on the cards. The maki roti was a little hard and the one at Kesar perhaps a lot more flavorful. The paratha was an excellent. The 8$ price for a single paratha however may be on the pricey side. The menu perhaps has to be revisited to make it more enticing to come back.

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    Brad M.

    Another great option for Indian food and Hamilton. However, be warned that although DoorDash shows they have non-vegetarian options, it appears to be incorrect and Bombay Feast is vegetarian only. For example, I ordered the dinner platter which DoorDash described as "Shish kabab, two pieces of chicken tikka, and one piece of tandoori chicken." That is not what it was but was still very good.

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    Best Indian restaurant in the area. Awesome dosas at a great price! I am now a regular.

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    Great place and people. Parathas are absolutely amazing! Nice location with plenty of parking as well.

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    Best Rava Dosa and Paratha. 84 varities of parathas. Ambience and staff are great! Their sabudana vada is excellent. Great street food menu.

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    First time visit today but I look forward to returning! We saw the clothing swap and thought it…read morewould be a fun girls day out. The restaurant is rustic and so cool. The food was delicious! They serve vegetarian and vegan food. Flavor bombs throughout all of the shared plates we ordered. It's hard to pick a favorite between the peach salad, falafel, pizza and corn. Lots of free parking and they have a very cool event schedule. They have an amazing outdoor space that is perfect on a nice day. Lots of room for kids to play and they even had a ping pong table! Something to note is that I didn't realize this was not part of the New Hope/Lambertville part of town. It was about 20 minutes further out towards Point Pleasant where many go tubing! The restaurant, bar and outdoor are accessible to all, but if you have a problem with stairs, that is the only way to get to the upstairs space. I do have one suggestion. There were no vegan/vegetarian protein sources. Seitan, tofu and soya would be great additions and helpful to those looking for a higher protein option like me. Definitely a unique spot to check out if you get the chance. I hope to return again for some of their other cool events!

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    A weekday visit turned out to be an excellent tactical decision - no crowds, swift service, and…read morezero chaos. The chaos, however, was entirely self-inflicted: eight opinionated adults staring at a menu where everything looked good is a recipe for collective disaster. Our server, bless him, stepped in like a professional mediator and steered us toward some solid choices. The food arrived hot and largely delivered on its promise. Largely. The Poori Aloo, while perfectly edible, lacked a certain - as our Punjabi taste buds put it, rather bluntly: the oomph. The Amritsari Kulcha, meanwhile, seems to have had a bit of an identity crisis - it showed up tasting like an Aloo Parantha. For anyone who's had the real deal in Amritsar, this one may prompt a moment of reflection. Everything else, however, was genuinely enjoyable and the menu is a vegetarian's dream come true. Minor culinary debates aside, it's absolutely worth a visit.

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