The city of Bombay, the commercial capital of India, enjoys the reputation of being the most fashionable, trendy and affluent of all Indian cities. At Bombay Kitchen in Raleigh, Manju and Sunil Sharma model that image and strive to live up to those standards. Bombay Kitchen provides the best of Indian dining experiences. The Sharmas believe this comes from using superior products and delivering unparalleled service. Bombay Kitchen is located in the Northridge shopping plaza, across from Kinko's on Fall of Neuse Road, and has about 4,000 square feet for seating 100 guests. This includes a private party hall for business and informal meetings, which is available at no cost to guests of the restaurant.
The uniqueness of Bombay Kitchen lies in their new innovative style of healthy cooking. The chefs at Bombay Kitchen prepare food from scratch for every order in the real Indian gourmet style. The menu offers complete meals that are low in sodium and fat. One of their favorite customer testimonials is, “I am full but not heavy!
The Sharmas recommend their chicken cooked in such exotic seasonings as mango, pineapple, coconut milk or honey. You'll love how it makes your taste buds come alive. Bombay Kitchen specializes in sheekh lamb, chicken and shrimp kabobs cooked in a Tan-door clay oven and served on a skewer. They also prepare a variety of chicken, goat, lamb, shrimps, fish and vegetarian dishes that come garnished with a medley of fresh vegetables, fruits and nuts.
In addition to an ever-expanding line of innovative Indian dishes, Bombay Kitchen serves a wide selection of Indian beer and wines.
Bombay Kitchen also caters parties, office lunches and special events. Ask about special discounts for these private events.official website: www.bombay-kitchen.com
Number of Reviews: 1
Wonderful variety of freshly prepared Indian food. Great buffet. Intriguing and well stocked store next door for spices and Indian food items. The owner says they are doing a monthly cooking class, too. I would definitely go back; if I lived or worked in the neighborhood, I'd be there once a week for lunch.
