Bombay Club — Restaurant in Oakville

UPDATE Dec 2023: 6 Stars as usual, the map location has been updated long ago after it was reported to Google, all good now. Excellent excellent service and food quality are top-notch. Super friendly staff and cozy atmosphere. Will go back again and again. Butter chicken, Rogan Josh, Bombay Club Platter, Lamb Biryani, Chicken Biryani, Garlic Naan, Jira Rice, Kadhai Chicken, Goat Curry are a few to list. Try their Masala Tea or Filter Coffee to end your dining experience. UPDATE June 2023: 6 Stars if I can give that, Bombay Club Oakville is 5 stars all the way in every aspect. Its location on Google Maps shows wrong. It is, in fact, located at the exact unit where Bombay Bhel used to be. BOMBAY CLUB is 10 times better than any Indian cuisine restaurant I've visited so far. The food was fantastic, authentic, beautifully presented, and most importantly, freshly cooked and fast. Service was friendly, and servers were like they're reading your mind. If there, and you like nonveg food, then try their Bombay Club Platter without fail. Each dish was different and had its own flavour. No doubt, it's one of the best qualities that their Chef knows what they're preparing, none of the dishes tasted the same, which I noticed in most other restaurants because they sometimes taste almost same using similar gravy; at this place however, each dish had their own mouth watering flavours. The ambiance was cozy, seating was perfect, and this place is well connected, ample parking around. Thank you, Bombay Club, for making my Father's Day lunch with my family memorable. We will sure visit again and again. Keep up the good work and wish you all...

⭐ Disappointing Experience — Not Worth the Price or the Hype

I recently visited this restaurant after a trip to Costco on Laird Drive, which is conveniently nearby. Craving some tandoori chicken, I came across this spot through a quick Google search and decided to give it a try for takeout.

I ordered half a tandoori chicken (spicy). According to the menu both on Google and inside the restaurant, the listed price was $17.99, which seemed fair.

However, when I arrived to pick up my order, I was surprised—and honestly quite frustrated—to be charged $28.24 (after tax). When I questioned the price discrepancy, I was told the new price is $24.99, and that they “haven’t updated” their menu. Even more frustrating, when I had called earlier to confirm the order, no one mentioned any updated pricing. The in-store menu still showed $17.99, which felt deceptive.

I decided to let it go, hoping the food would make up for it—but unfortunately, it didn’t.

Despite requesting the chicken to be well-done, it was undercooked with raw masala and lacked any real flavor balance—spicy, but completely unsalted. The texture and cooking fell far short of what you’d expect from good tandoori chicken, which should be juicy inside with a nice char outside.

The only redeeming part of the meal was the green chutney and the generous portion of onion salad that came with it. Everything else was a letdown.

At $28+ for half a tandoori chicken, this felt completely overpriced—especially when you can get better quality at a proper dine-in Indian restaurant for less.

I wouldn’t recommend this place unless they address both the pricing honesty and...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at this Bombay Club restaurant, and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed with the food and the overall dining experience. The restaurant is situated in a convenient location with easy access and ample parking space.

One of the dishes that I tried was the biryani, and I must say it was one of the best I have had in a long time. The rice was perfectly cooked, and the aromatic spices were blended to perfection. The biryani had a generous portion of succulent pieces of chicken, which were cooked to perfection, and the flavors were deliciously infused into every grain of rice.

I also tried the momo, which was another standout dish. The momos were perfectly steamed and had a delicious filling of spiced minced chicken. The dipping sauce that came with the momos was tangy and perfectly balanced the flavors of the momos.

Finally, I had the chicken tandoori, which was cooked to perfection. The chicken was marinated in a blend of spices and yogurt, which gave it a deliciously tangy and spicy flavor. The chicken was cooked until tender and had a perfect char on the outside.

The service at the restaurant was also excellent. The staff was friendly and attentive, and they ensured that our dining experience was pleasant and enjoyable.

Overall, I would highly recommend this Bombay Club restaurant to anyone who loves Indian food or is looking to try it for the first time. The biryani, momos, and chicken tandoori are must-try dishes, and the service is top-notch. I can't wait to go back and try more dishes...