Vega was a great surprise find that serves truly authentic vegetarian (and vegan) Indian food made…read morehome style, which I've really never found anywhere outside India. That alone makes it a great visit even if you're not veg! We are a picky family and rarely eat Indian food in restaurants because it's never authentic and rarely healthy - too much cream, oil and odd spices. And the kids loved the food too.

LOVED the food and the prices were better than anywhere else in the area. The service was amazing…read moreand the food was freshly made. LOVE that there were SO many vegan desserts!!!!!!! Our whole family was very pleased with the food.

We are In Rome and decided to stop in here to change it up from all the Italian food. The…read moreatmosphere and the waiters were nice but the food was just OK. Some things were good and others OK. I got a sort of chicken skewer appetizer and it was juicy but the chicken was slightly over cooked because it was just slightly chewy. Then I had chicken tikka masala, but it was not orange in color! And it did not have that distinct Tikka taste! Butter Nan was very good. My girlfriend had a veggie dish she liked and we shared a basmati rice with veggies which was very good. Nothing was very spicy, but maybe because we are in Italy where Italians don't like very spicy food! I should have asked for it to be more spicy! Not a bad meal, but not great either! Very nice ambiance though with nice soft music. We were there for lunch on a Tuesday and it was empty! Interesting...

Highly recommend! Delicious Indian take away!!…read more We ordered a variety of dishes to share, buttered chicken, creamy veggies, a spicy chicken and potato dish with naan and rice. I would totally recommend this restaurant for take away.

I would not patronize this restaurant! The woman at the door is the rudest person ever and the food…read moreis only fair. Do not waste your money or your time here!

Food = basic Service…read more= subpar, didn't seem like they wanted us there. Ambiance = non-existent. Not bad if you are craving Indian food. But I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

I studied abroad in Rome and was so pleased to have Indian food when I was tired of pizza and…read morepasta. They were only open seasonally so we visited as soon as we could and truly enjoyed our food and their service!

So we came here twice. Loved the tastes and variety and candidly got bored of Italian food. The…read moreplace is nicely decorated the service is fast but the food is excellent. Spices and depth come out. It's a good stop when in Rome.

Food, service and ambience all simply outstanding! The food was absolutely authentic and delicious!…read moreRecommend this place highly!

Not a bad spot for Indian food, pretty average flavour, nothing outstanding. I'm used to Punjabi…read morestyle which is more intensely spicy with heavier use of onion. Needed more achar, but it was removed once the appys were done. We ate most of the achar straight out of the dish for want of more spice and flavour. The food here is very middle of the road but will satisfy one's curry cravings. The channa with paneer (ceci curry) was good, the baingan bharta was missing depth and that lovely roasted flavour. The masala lassi was very plain, no real masala. A bit overpriced for what you get in my opinion. Not sure I'd come back, would probably try something else, though this spot looked to be the cleanest of those along this particular street. It was also the only one without leering be-capped creeps hanging outside the front door. Yeesh

Indian food in Italy? I know what you're thinking and NO, it wasn't a mistake. Bombay was BOMB…read moreAYYYYY. The interior of this place was super nice, from the dining room to the bathroom. Yes, bathroom. Gotta have thorough reviews of restaurants if I wanna be yelp elite ya feel me? Anyway, we got a bunch of curry with rice and naan and it was stupendous. Would recommend for sure!

This doesn't exist here anymore. Rome is a big place to get around. Was disappointed when it wasn't…read moreopen.

Everything was fine initially but then we got a Malai Kofta which was as hard as rock, the staff…read moretook it back but refused to explain what may cause such a strange phenomena and I suspect that the dish had known better days and perhaps better years in the restaurant's ice box. We were given a different dish, without consulting with us, and when we paid the bill the staff boasted that the replacement dish was complimentary, yet they still charged us for the fossilized Kofta. Needless to say I didn't feel like eating anything after being served a rock on a plate.

This is by far the best Indian food I have ever had! We…read morebooked a hotel just a few steps away and passed by this restaurant every day, and in the last day we decided to try it. We really regret we haven't gone there before so we could go again. The atmosphere is so cool and the decoration is very nice. Service is more the perfect and the food...wow you don't know what good food is before you try what this little place has to offer! We're vegetarian and they have a whole page of vegetarian dishes(you can find a picture of the vegetarian menu in my photos). So I would highly recommend this place if you're looking for awesome and affordable vegetarian food. Also the prices are very very cheap! Super highly recommend!!! Thank you Yelp for not disappointing again, and thank you Little India for a beautiful evening!

A really delicious vegetarian restaurant with a lot of options. They put a bouquet of ornamental…read morepeppers on every table which really bothered me because I could smell it while I was eating so I just asked the waiter to remove it. It is located in the midst of a busy shopping street, so it was really convenient and we tried the appetizer sampler which was SO much food. The broccoli flan was delicious! We had also gotten the pumpkin Parmesan, I think? That was also really good! The restaurant itself was pretty quiet when we went but the ambience was pretty nice.

Best meal we've had thus far in Roma. The risotto with asparagus cream (who even knew you could…read moremake cream of asparagus) was delicious and we ate every last morsel. The red hot pomodoro pasta was also pretty good. The coffee cremolata though, that was worth dying for! It's quite annoying to pay 2.50 per refill of water though, and we were charged for bread per person which we didn't ask for and it was too hard and served without oil/butter. I suppose it's like otoshi in Japan. Either way it was a good experience, and our server was sweet.

Cash only place, good spot for a quick bite, nothing incredible, very cheap. €5 will get you a…read moresmall take-away dish (just over a cup of curry) with rice or roti. We opted for roti, which were made fresh to order. I had mattar paneer which was a bit watery. Butter chicken was better, not very rich/buttery but still a good flavour. Took 2 ladoo as well (boondi style) which were fresh and not too sweet. The fella working when we visited was very pleasant. Will return, the channa curry looks good. Comfort food for Desi folks and western Canadians, just not as heavy as home.

It's a shack-like place, but it has many good options for vegetarians. The Veg. thali has dal and…read morethree other veg. dishes and it comes along with two tandoori roti or rice. The tandoori roti was super fresh. We loved the pakodas and the samosas too. They didn't take any credit cards or dollars. It was a cash only place. We weren't prepared to pay just cash for an entire meal. The people were kind and nice who served us. We were grateful for our meal!

Great service and great food! My family and I needed a break from pasta so we ate dinner here, the…read morefood was so delicious that we went back and ate here again two days later.

Very tasty food! Real authentic. I never tasted such a good nann and tea was very good too!read more