We normally wouldn't head down OBT for good, especially since it's a good 40 minutes from home, but had heard so many good things we had to try. Went for lunch on a rainy day and was extremely pleased with everything from the decor, service and of course food. Shared the samosa chat, a dosa, and an manchow soup. The samosa chat was outstanding, basically it's a samosa covered in chickpea chat (curry like). The texture of the dosa was great but we've been spoiled by dosadosa cart. The soup was soy based but not too salty. Looking forward to another rainy day to make the trip and trying more of their unique offerings. They definitely have a out of the ordinary collection of dishes, and we like that!

This was my favorite Indian food restaurant in Orlando. I wish I had found it sooner. We started with the samosa chaat, and it was the bee's knees. I enjoyed the noodles, and my friends had delicious entrees as well. Service was quick. I will visit again on a future visit to Orlando.

This place is amazing. Staff are friendly. Place is clean and bright. Food is delicious. Order the kale chaat, it was the best thing we got!

I'm not usually into Indian food, but this place is so good. Also, there are two sister restaurants: Aashirwad Indian Food & Bar and Tamarind Indian Cuisine. Gunpowder garlic shrimp: It's on the spicy side with plenty of spices, and has a hint of smoked flavor. Lamb biryani: Delicious! It's a lamb and spice-infused rice dish. The lamb inside is really good, some are crispy around the edges. Gonna try the other two places later, looking forward to it!

Incredible food, very friendly staff, 10/10 - would come back. First off - Rhea was our server and she was lovely, provided us great recommendations. The gunpowder shrimp was fantastic, but be aware - it is a bit spicy. We also had the chicken xacuti and this was so spectacular. Full of flavor, went well with rice and naan. It was so good, that we didn't even take a picture.

Amazing food! Best Indian food in town. No doubt. My fav. are the various bread type options. Well sized, comfortable seating, parking was easy + staff are amazing. We loved everything!!! Wonderful for vegetarians + meat eaters. So many choices! Wonderful place to meet friends.

Wow wow wow!! As someone who cannot eat a lot of spicy food I am hesitant when ordering at Indian restaurants, however, we let our waiter order for us knowing this and I was blown away! The flavors were wonderful and there was nothing I couldn't handle or that was too spicy even with names like gun powder. The Lentil balls came to the table within 2 minutes of ordering I could not believe the service even when the restaurant was pretty busy. The sauce on the Dahi Bhalla papri chaat was so good I wanted to eat it with everything. The garlic naan was delicious and that paired with the goat was a traditional dish that I absolutely loved and had not tried before. This is your sign to be adventurous when ordering! These would not have been my choices and I am so pleased and cannot wait to go back.

If you've never had Indian food, let this be a sign to live outside your comfort zone & try it out! Aromatic spices & delicious flavors with mild heat Bombay Street Kitchen has consistently earned their MICHELIN BIB GOURMAND AWARD while offering a wide selection of dishes showcasing authentic Indian street food and including an Asian inspired section on the menu as well! I enjoyed these dishes: Pakora Dahi Puri Chicken Biryani Garlic Naan Szechuan Chicken Noodles I will definitely be back I didn't know what paan was, but was still open to trying it! With that said, the Paan ice cream is the only thing I had that I would not have again, I personally think it's an acquired taste. But I'd love to return and try their other ice cream selections! Very clean restaurant with friendly service! Family friendly with high chairs available. Tables with chairs, booths, and tall bar seating. Full bar!

Incredible food, friendly service, and great atmosphere. This is a diamond in the rough!! I stumbled upon Bombay while in the area and boy am I glad I did! I sat at the bar and Babita took great care of me and recommended a new dish for me to try (Chole Baturi) m. I also had the Samosa Chat which was crunchy, spicy, and saucey. Oh - and the Masala Mule was sooo good! A hint of cinnamon and cumin were perfect! If you like Indian cuisine, you his place is worth going out of your way!

We tried this restaurant for the first time while driving through Orlando. I'm glad we stopped by here instead of another restaurant we had in mind. This place looks new from the inside and is well maintained. I appreciated the fact that we were seated and served right away and our food arrived very quickly. Usually with Indian restaurants, you end up waiting a while but not here. Everything from appetizers to drinks to main course arrived fast and service was excellent. They have plenty of people working to serve and check on you from time to time. Our server Raj was very nice. Now regarding the food- we ordered the Pani puri, Bombay paneer tikka, Keema Pav, chicken tikka masala, masala naan and Bombay street special dosa. I loved their Pani puri and highly recommend it. I also really liked the paneer tikka and chicken tikka masala. Keema pav was cooked perfectly and had such good flavor. My least favorite was the Bombay street special dosa. This dosa was something new for me so I wanted to try it. It comes with vegetables and paneer. It was not spicy at all so pretty bland for my liking. But some people might enjoy it especially if you like vegetables. As for drinks, we tried their Bombay masala mule and mango mojito. Masala mule tasted like lemonade to me; it was refreshing with some limes and fresh ginger in it. Mango mojito was more like mango juice. Overall I loved this restaurant and would return to try other things on the menu such as Karahi chicken and their kale chaat. See photos of our food below.