Bombay Chow — Restaurant in London

Had heard lots about this place and we were excited to try it. We went as an extended family to celebrate Diwali.

Disappointed dissatisfied and definitely not going back!

Setting Nothing special, it’s in the clubhouse of a run down looking golf club. Nice spacious tables and seats were comfortable.

Service Waiters looks lost, lots to staff but they were not attentive enough, having to call them over all the time they are in need for additional training. We were 4 Kids and 4 adults, with the kids at the end of the long table. The waiters only stood at the end where the kids were to serve us ! Having to shout to order and struggling to hear them. Eventually we had to ask them to walk round to the adults side of the table. Lack of attention, they only provide 7 plates for the 8 of us for the main course, they didn’t clear old drinks glasses even when we ordered new drinks, when we asked about the portion sizes they struggled to advise us.

Food Starters were so cold!!! and over massively priced £17 for 2 lamb chops ! Shocked. When I complained about the food temperature they bought out 3 samosas between 8 of us as an apology, an actual joke ! Food was overall good and tasty. Chicken in the curry was not chicken breast and a bit fatty, the lamb was the same too! Really disappointed!

Overall nothing like the Fatt Pundit (sister restaurant in London). Way better options in North London save your money and...

Having visited Bombay Chow this Saturday for a birthday celebration family of 9 - wasn’t impressed- ordered drinks which came out at different timings, had to wait a long time before they all arrived! Ordered starters all came out mostly together, quality of food was ok - lamb chops were overcooked and a totally burnt out black bone, left a terrible after taste. Spinach chaat was soft and sogy. Chilli paneer was half a portion and plate was half empty! I’ve visited Bombay chow 3 times in the last 3 months but this time was a total let down! The one thing I need to point out was when the BILL arrived having getting a glimpse I spotted 2 mixed grills of £40 and 6 pints of Stella and a chocolate cake been added to bill which we never even ordered, the waiter apologised and got those items removed… After requesting to the manager to come over to he was no where to be seen! Did not even bother to come over… I have visited this restaurant 3 times in the last 3 months and have spent a whopping £1400 total - and never checked the bill could there have been items been added on made me think, and learnt to check the bill in future. I feel these items was added intentionally as not everyone sits there and check. Please do check your bill if visiting this restaurant don’t want anyone to be scammed. We will not be returning here again. Lost a...

What a little gem! Wonderful relaxed old school vibes and excellent service. To top it off the food is just DELICIOUS! Really lovely to have a local Indian restaurant that understands authentic flavours and offers some unique dishes over the standard offerings around. Hats off to the chef (from my VERY picky mother!). Above all they were able to recommend and whip up a special lime soda for my dad who has dietary restrictions without hesitation - and on top made their menu dishes for him with no added salt to an impeccably high standard without a seconds thought.... We started with the lotus starter and chicken tikka... both were divine - perfect flavour and level of spice, the chicken tikka was so well marinated and melt in the mouth succulent it actually suprised me 🤣 - also had the assorted poppadoms which are generously portioned and equally yummy. Mains were a perfect veg dum biriyani 👌, a mind blowing Malabar fish curry and the softest butter naans I have had in a while! Finshed with a very special, delicately flavoured Mango Kheer.... a must try in my opinion! Highly highly...