The Bombay Grill -MARKHAM-

From the moment you walk into Bombay Grill, you're welcomed with warm hospitality and the irresistible aroma of authentic Indian spices. The ambiance is cozy yet vibrant—perfect for both casual dinners and special occasions. The food is nothing short of spectacular. Every dish we tried was bursting with flavor—from the tender butter chicken to the perfectly spiced biryani. The naan was soft and buttery, and the samosas were crisp and generously filled. You can tell the chefs put love and care into every plate. The service was outstanding—friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. They even helped us choose the right level of spice to suit our taste. If you’re looking for delicious, authentic Indian cuisine with great service and a welcoming atmosphere, Bombay Grill is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

Nice little restaurant serving Indian cuisine. My favourite item were the samosas. The curries I found lacked a bit of flavour and just did not live up to the spice level I was intending for

A diamond in the rough. Over the years, my wife and I have explored numerous Indian restaurants across the Greater Toronto Area with friends, family, and other couples. Some were memorable, others less so. Then, by sheer luck, we stumbled upon Bombay Grill on Hwy 7 in Markham. Since that discovery, our search for the best Indian cuisine came to a delightful end. Every dish we’ve savored at Bombay Grill has been authentically delicious, consistently outshining all other Indian restaurants we've tried. For the past two years, it has been our go-to spot for Indian cuisine. The service is impeccable, thanks to Dita or AJ, who are part of the family that owns this charming establishment. Their warmth and hospitality make every visit special. The prices are very reasonable, adding to the overall appeal. The interior of Bombay Grill is simple and unassuming, reminiscent of a cozy neighborhood eatery. While the dining area might not attract many patrons to sit and dine, there is a constant stream of customers picking up large takeout orders. This steady flow of takeout traffic suggests that people love the food and the prices, even if they might prefer enjoying it at home rather than within the restaurant’s modest ambiance. If you haven't tried Bombay Grill yet, I highly recommend it. Perhaps you’ll uncover the charm behind this phenomenon and fall in love with it just as we have.