BEWARE! This restaurant has another Yelp account with bad reviews, so don't be fooled by the clean…read moreslate here. https://yelp.to/kmAhZPep74 The new name and "management" seem more focused on making money than building loyal customers. They're sneaky with charges -- we were hit with a 20% gratuity for a buffet where you serve yourself. Our group was just 5 people, yet they categorized us as a "large party." The gratuity made it feel like we were paying for fine dining and full service -- but that's not what we got.

Horrible experience.. we reserved a booking for 4 on 31st. We specifically called and asked if they…read morehave a bar or it's BYOB. They said that they have bar. But we can bring our own bottle and they will charge a fee. When we arrived, surprised to find out that bar is not open. And we didn't even bring our alcohol. On top of that manager declined to meet us and keep on insisting that they will charge bottle fee even when their bar was not open. So unprofessional. Never ever going there. Imagine calling themselves professional and not even bothering to come to meet customers. And lying to customers and trying to grab money when they are not selling alcohol. We would have gladly paid for bar

good service hai , chicken curry, goat curry, chicken tikka masala, Acha Hai…read moreTamari biryani , chicken biryani, goat biryani Veggie me aloo Gobi, daal makhan, Paneer palak Sab, achha, Bantaa Hai

Been here a few times, first time here thought they would be too busy for party of 6 at 7 so we…read moreordered take out, when we got there we realized there was a table and they were kind enough to let us just eat our take out there, gave us water and utensils and plates. Came back again few times and the food fresh has always been so yummy. Love the chole bhature, papri chaat, pav bhaji. Interior is upscale casual, clean, comfortable, cute.

As someone who grew up in South Brunswick, it's nice to have a good new option for when I visit…read moreparents. I came here with my parents for lunch, and was surprised to see the place practically completely empty when I went in. I guess it's not very popular yet, or perhaps just in a location people don't often visit? Either way, the food and service was quite good overall. I loved the laccha paratha and the butter chicken was good too. I tried a bit of the korma and palak paneer as well, all classics and all very well done. I particularly liked that the gravies were not as creamy as some other places that really overdo it. My one suggestion revolves around the big TV in the middle of the dining room. That thing plays cringey ads every 5 minutes or so, which creates an awkward atmosphere in the restaurant. You guys can afford to pay for ad-free YouTube so your guests don't have to listen to that crap lol, it should be like $10 per month. Little things like that can make people think you lack attention to detail or care for your customer experience, so just clean all that up and you will be fine because the food is good. Overall, good tasty food, if you fix the constant YouTube ads you will be 5 star worthy.

We had a Farewell Party for one of our Colleagues here and we had a great time. We had a private…read morearea assigned for our group, and the Bartender did a great job. He was attentive and friendly, and ensured we all had a good time. Service overall was efficient. Appetizers tasted very good, but the Entrees were only above average, still it might be on us since most of us were already feeling stuffed with the Appetizers we had. There was also Live Music at the Dining area, and we got to listen to some great songs and relax as a group.

Amazing service was given by Luis. Love the food. Came from California to try with relatives in New…read more Jersey. Will definitely be back again. Thank you.

food quality was bad, goat was very tough…read more Food came out within 5 minutes of ordering. which means they just warming it up, not make fresh. also prices way too high and tableware was dirty. not worth it at all

Located off Nottingham Way in Hamilton, Bombay Feast is a a fast casual type of Indian street food…read moreeatery. 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 noticed this restaurant about a year ago while driving by. When I looked it up it seemed to be…read moreentirely vegetarian. I made a mental note to give it a try when craving dosa. Recently I noticed a photo and review mentioning meat dishes, when I looked at the website they indeed have a small section devoted to carnivores, this brought them to the forefront of my list. After work on a Friday I grabbed a takeout here. Zarani Murgh(chicken!) aloo paratha and veg samosas. The order was nicely packed so I dare not disturb it until I was home. The paratha came in a med sized pizza box, the bread part was perfect and the filling very tasty and more than is usually included when I order this elsewhere. This was the best I've encountered in this area and will reorder next visit. The veg Samosa was good too, similar potato filling as the bread but with a few veggies. The chicken dish seemed to be tandoori but had been liberally covered in yellow curry. There was not much of a sauce and no rice was included. I used the paratha to scoop up pieces of the boneless and juicy white meat that had been bathed in the curry. There were also cooked onions that went nicely. The raita was tangy and thick. This was a very generous portion too. I didn't get a great look at the interior but it seems to have been updated from the last failed restaurant. Customer service was quick and friendly. I think it was wise of them to include a few non veg dishes. I'm planning to eat in next time but will also resort to takeout. There are several items I'd like to try, including a curry that features trout. I'm at 4.25 stars, with potential to go up.....

Ordered gobi Manchurian, chicken lollipops and house special curry, idliapam with Sambar…read more Barring the house chicken curry food was average. Sambar was not up to standards you expect from good South Indian restaurants. Servers were polite, hostess and owner were very polite, good people. Unfortunately, food was a big let down.

Visited this restaurant for lunch today and had a wonderful experience. The ambiance was very…read morepleasant, the place was clean, and the server was super attentive--welcoming us right away. All the staff members were extremely friendly and warm. The food was absolutely delicious, with mind-blowing flavors. Every dish we ordered had a unique taste, and honestly, each one became a favorite. We tried the Fish Moilee, Kochi Special Chicken Curry, Malabar Paratha, Appam, Vellayappam, and Ada Payasam--everything was outstanding. It was especially kind of the chef to personally visit our table and check on how the food was, which made the experience even more special. We will definitely be visiting again, as many other dishes on the menu looked amazing and tempting.

When I first noticed this new Indian spot on Yelp I didn't realize it occupied the same location as…read morea very good Polish spot. In spite of good reviews and a second change in decor, that business was not able to survive very long. As I walked in to pick up my order I had mixed feelings. Sad about the fact that another very good and unique European restaurant was gone, and wondering about the future success of the new business. I noticed that the place had been painted and redecorated once again . This I guess could be called an Indian fusion house, offering many common dishes along with some I had not heard of. They also have Indo Chinese options. My first visit was so good that I thought I would return once more before reviewing. I tried the garlic naan and aloo paratha, both good to very good. The paratha was very thin and had a delicately spiced potato mixture inside, I wished there was more filling but enjoyed as it was. The chicken 65 tasted very good, but had too much sauce as I would have preferred the pieces of meat to be crispy. Chicken Radha was a rustic curry with about half of a bone in chicken. I loved this dish and the portion was 2 meals. Chicken biryani was equally tasty and came with very good raita. Chicken Manchow soup was new to me, think hot and sour soup and then add copious amounts of ginger and garlic. You have to like garlic to appreciate this soup, and I do and did! Service was friendly on both visits and orders were packed up very well, with additional onion, lime and peppers for the biryani and crispy noodles to top the soup with. A good friend went to dine in and had a great meal too, taking advantage of the all you can eat lunch Thali. I'm at about 4.5 stars for now....

We came here for an early dinner. The restaurant opened this year, everything looks great, the…read moreservice is excellent, and the food is pretty good. Overall Ratings: Restaurant 5/5 Service 5/5 Food 4/5 Parking Free Atmosphere: The restaurant is very nicely decorated, clean, and open. Service: Our server was very friendly, answered all of our questions with professionalism, and came by a couple of times to make sure we were doing well and that our water was topped off. What We Ordered: (The menu is quite extensive with many items to try.) -Punjabi Samosa (Very good with just the right amount of spice. The dipping sauces were a great addition.) -Goat Biryani (The portion was very generous and it was delicious.) -Butter Chicken (It was good but could have been better. The chicken was just cut-up Tandoori chicken, and I would have preferred fresh chicken.) -Mango Lassi (It was good and refreshing.) Final Thoughts: I would definitely go again. The food we tried was very good, the service was excellent, and the staff were friendly.

Ordered a goat biryani from this location when we first moved to South Jersey. It was a bit more on…read morethe greasy side so prefer less ghee/butter but that could also be my fault for not mentioning. I'm sure it would have been cooked based on my request. Service was good - in a sense, no communication issues. Didn't sit and dine in so can't say much about the ambiance but looked quite nice. I'm sure it gets busy during dinner time.

Food was mid. We got multiple flavors and the rice tasted the same for everything with different…read morenon-flavored meats. I had high hopes....

Three of us went to the Sunday buffet. 32 items from cold salads to hot entrees to desserts. First,…read morelet me say that the food was great. All of India represented. Sunday's buffet featured an excellent version of goat korma, the vegetarian choices were huge. 4 different chicken dishes, all wonderful. Desserts were very good. Friendly service and at a very reasonable price of $25. Come hungry. Leave happy.

Moving from Virginia to New Jersey middle of last year and moving to Monroe TWP, we have been…read moreexploring restaurants especially South Asian ones. We discovered Mrs Kumar before it expanded and love the food. We visited Thumkaa which had its own vibes and while driving along 33E we kept passing Chozhas and decided we would visit on Valentine's day for Dinner. Clearly this restaurant does a booming business with its buffet and no difference on Valentines where an a la Carte menu was offered but there was such a crowd earlier that food and staff were exhausted. Fortunately we had Deepthi who despite being on her feet for hours made sure we were aware that the palak chat which was supposed to be out came back on the menu . Also giving us great advice on the quantity of food to order. She was excellent. Now to the food which was "good"...but not anything special. The appetizes Palak Chat and Lasuni Jhinga Shrimp were better than the main course of dal fry, goat rogan ghosh (nice having bones but not much meat). Rice came with garlic naan and the rice keer was served too hot as they ran out for lunch and had to make fresh. Now the decorations were really nicely laid out for Valentines and made it feel special. As we were leaving it was crowded. Clearly this place has a following and we were told the weekend buffet is what everyone comes for. We will try the buffet one weekend to see how the food is and hope that it really is exceptional and better than the a la carte. Again staff were great given how hard they were working and kudos to Deepthi.

We came here for some evening snacks and coffee. Ordered samosa.. it was too oily. The service was…read moreokay and the ambience is not good for eating inside. But if you would like to make Togo it is okay. There are many other options for evening snacks and some special during the Ramadan month.

I stumbled upon Five Spice for lunch while waiting for my car to be ready at the car wash across…read morethe street. I live in NYC so have a pretty high bar for delicious food and I was blown away at how delicious, fresh and new my lunch was! I had Masala Dosa and I couldn't stop talking about it for two days. This food ( to go only) is fabulous. I'll be back every week! Highly recommend!