With the right amount of spice, their tandoori chicken was just right for me, and the naan was very fresh. Service was so so that day. We waited for 15 minutes before getting a table, even though the restaurant was less than half full, and there was no line up. The hostess was just busy doing her own thing and decided to make us wait. I would have given a higher service rating if not for this.

I enjoyed my dinner here.

There were a couple of us, so we got to try out a few dishes.

The appetizer sampler was a little delight. I didn't quite enjoy the Buttered Chicken that much. It wasn't as creamy as I usually have it. The Prawn Masala was very good. The Curry Beef was good choice too.

Their garlic naan and roti was very delicious too!

Definately going again.

Took advantage of a promotion for a takeout meal. Met the owner who is very charismatic, and it transcends into the whole atmosphere and staff. The food is very good- not too bland, not too salty, with generous portions of naan. The only negative I can think of, and it's not under their control, is that parking can be hard to find...

But definitely worth checking out!

The food is good here. Not as authentic as it could be but still very good....Best butter chicken I've had yet... and decently priced for lunch.

Service was an issue here on all occassions that I visited. The staff were slow and seemed confused even though there were only 3 tables of two one afternoon. We waited a long time to order and had to flag down the waiter to get the cheque. We then had to flag him down 5 min. after that because it seemed like he forgot (he just stood around and folded some napkins while we waited)

In fact, one time it was so bad that the owner gave us a free appetizer coupon if we came back next time. So we came back and gave them another chance. The service had not improved. I ordered my mango drink at the same time as my meal and while the food finally came, the drink never did. I reminded the waiter twice about the drink and it still didn't come. Near the end of the meal as my companion's plates were being cleared, my drink arrives!

I haven't been back since.

The ambiance was alright. The food was fairly good(i will give them that) but in terms of the price/value, it's a little on the expensive side compared to other Indian restaurants I've eaten at(the past 5 years). Service sucked. Our server(who i suspect was the owner) was annoyingly chatty. He said his family was from Pakistan(if i remember right). The guy kept chatting to us incessantly even to the point that he sat down beside my older friend and at one point rudely asked me why i looked so out of it. I had actually just returned the night before on a international flight but i didn't tell him the reason because i wasn't gonna give him an opportunity to further engage us in his conversation. I hate server's like that who don't know when to stop talking. Hello! I come to your restaurant to eat and catch up with my friends(not catch up with you and have you ask me all sorts of questions about my life). Luckily for me, i've met very few server's who are that chatty and inquisitive. My co-worker recently wanted to try out this restaurant with me but i said a firm NO. I'm not putting myself through that hell again. Instead, i took her to this other mom-and pops Indian restaurant in Main that sells the most amazing goat curry and boy, was she hooked. I can't remember the name of the restaurant but i've eaten there more than i care to remember. I was introduced to it by a close friend of mine who happens to be Indian. Anyway, to conclude, Bombay Bhel has good food but be prepared for the annoyingly chatty & inquisitive server(or owner?).

Had a lunch special. The naan was really good. Everything else, so so. I like Indian food so that wasn't the deal. It wasn't really hot. The pickle was not good. Everything in the little bowls all just kinda tasted the same. There was nothing like a curry at all. It included some kind of dessert that seemed like a really runny rice pudding. The texture just grossed me out. The atmosphere was good but some of the waitresses didn't even know what the menu items were. Would not return.

I came here with some friends as a second choice because the first choice was really busy. I didn't know what to expect at this restaurant because I rarely have Indian food. I was quite surprised how spicy the food was when my order came. I had to basically stuff my face with Naan to take the heat off my tongue. The service was excellent. The waiters and waitresses came by every second to ask if we were enjoying our meal. They filled our glasses without us asking too. The atmosphere was really calming and stress free. It wasn't quite busy as it probably should be being on a Saturday. I had the chicken curry with rice. Excellent in every way.

As a born and raised Vancoverite I had no idea that an Indian restaurant experience could be like this! Before this Toronto outfit opened Bombay Bhel, the only place even close was Rubina's on Kingsway, which I find excellent but a little old school.
Bombay Bhel is just about perfect in their execution of new Indian cuisine and old favorites and the ambience is perfect for a sophisticated night out with friends or your significant other.
In my opinion, this is the best high end restaurant in the "heights" way better than the pretentious and ridiculously priced Pear Tree

Had dinner with my wife and two friends. All of us live/lived in the UK for extended periods and the curry there sets a pretty high standard. We shared 5 dishes - aloo gobi, chicken vindaloo, shrimp masala, biryani & tikka masala, both chicken. I guess we like chicken. The food was really good, every dish, however they didn't all arrive at the same time. It was hard to get drinks, hard to catch the waitress' eye to order more side dishes, and finally took ages for the bill to arrive. Only one or two people were allowed to touch the till and if they were otherwise occupied, you had to wait, 15 minutes. They were friendly enough, but life their interior decorator, somewhat indifferent. Service bad. Ambiance/room good enough. Food lovely.

A friend of mine decided to bring Indian food for dinner and picked Bombay Bhel. The server who took the order seemed to know what she was doing but when we got home, we discovered it was NOT what we had ordered. We phoned the restaurant to let them know they got the order wrong and they said we could bring it back and they would exchange it. We then ordered Karai Chicken instead. On the way to pick up our food we thought we would add another dish to the order so it could all be picked up at the same time. When we called the restaurant back, the staff seemed to have no idea what we were talking about when we explained the situation and said we wanted to add another dish we would be happy to pay for. After speaking with 4 different people, we get the manager on the phone. We explained the situation again and asked to add another dish and asked for a recommendation. The manager very rudely said it was Saturday night (it was about 6pm) and she didn't have "time to read out the menu!"
To cut a long story short, we orderd the Goan chicken curry and went to pick it up. At the restaurant, there was no apology for the mistake in the original order, the new food was thumped onto the counter and the attitude of the staff was extremely poor! The food was good but extremely oily! Prices are also higher than normal and in the end, this place is just not worth it.
This is the third time that we have had a problem with this restaurant and their service. The staff just don't seem to care and have no idea what customer service means.
A very poor showing and we will certainly not be going there again. There are plenty of great Indian restaurants that are more deserving of my money and know how to talk to and treat customers!