I love this place. Their ambiance, service, and general quality of food is really good. I really like how they serve Papads (papadum) at the beginning of your meal and have a great choice of breads as well. I am a big fan of their Paneer dishes as well as their breads. I have been going to this restaurant for over a year and a half and I have always had a good experience. The restaurant is never overflowing with people and it's a great atmosphere to enjoy on a Friday or a Saturday night as even though there are a number of people, you still enjoy personalized service. I would surely recommend this place to anyone who likes Indian food. And if you've never tried it, this is a great place to start!

I have been to this restaurant about five times this year - 2012, driving 30 miles to get there when on other errands in the area. Yesterday, was my Birthday, I invited a friend to go there with me, she had never had Indian Food. We had the Buffet, I had pitched it to her as a great experience, good food, quality, nice atmosphere, etc. Upon reflection I now realize the quality had been cut from my previous experiences. The Soup was bland Tomato, not Mulligatawny as I had enjoyed before, there was no Okra, the veggie dish was some fried 'thing', there was a vat of white rice, not served before, it use to be Spinach - Indian Style or Sweet potatoes Indian style. The Curries were lacking, there was Tandoori Chicken which was moist and tasty. The rice dessert was overly sugared rice without spices, watery, tasteless. The Chai tea I ordered was 3/4 of a cup, it got cold quickly I asked it to be reheated, I did not get it back still half empty - not refilled, for over 15 minutes after having to request it. I noticed it had been microwaved, now too hot to drink. The Naan was oily, tasteless, not warm, or partially crisp like it had been before. There was no Pumpkin ice cream for Dessert; the Buffet was tasteless, and un-fulfilling, not like my previous visits had been. The Video playing was the same one I had seen before, not new, and no longer attention getting. The service was okay, but unenthusiastic, it was not what I had experienced before. I will seek out the Indian restaurants in Orlando after reading the other reviews. I believe they are cutting corners at the Bombay Grille to make more money, offering less food, and less quality in their buffet. Sorry to say it has dropped in quality of good food, offerings, and attentiveness to the customer. I am disappointed.

This is one of our favorite places to eat. Indian food is hard to find, especially good Indian food. The Lamb is so tender and the flavors explode in your mouth. The Lamb Korma, Lamb Rohan Josh, and the Murgh Mahkani are my favorites. This is not fast food, but worth the wait. If you are in a hurry, they have a buffet on Friday and Saturday nights.

Not bad, food was alright and the staff was great/polite. They did mess up a few orders as there were a few different guys waiting on our table, and mixed up a couple of things which were easy to fix. As far as Daytona Beach's concern, its a decent Indian place to eat. But if you are willing to make the drive to Orlando like myself, I would much rather spend the time going to Orl and eating at one of the restaurants there as the taste is much much better and the price is also way cheaper compared to this place (even with the gas included)

Always excellent food, but the waitstaff is inexperienced and clueless. Go for the buffet to ensure a good experience.