Bombay is great. Eat there and you will be pleased for many days after.

Dina who wants to boycott Bombay Cuisine is clearly a disgruntled employee. If half of what she/he describes is true, then clearly there are management issues.

As for the food, I have found it to be very good. I have had many of the dishes they offer, some of them a number of times and have yet to be disappointed. I have cooked Indian food myself for several years and have been to Indian restaurants in different parts of the country. Bombay is very good. We have introduced friends to Bombay as well.

As for the cleanliness, that is troublesome if what Dina states is true. However, I have never heard of any kind of food poisoning outbreak, nor I have I/frieinds gotten sick from eating at Bombay Cuisine.

Let me start by saying this is my second visit to Bombay Cuisine, and the second visit was a definite disappointment. I went today for the excellent buffet and the top-notch naan. What I got was a newly renovated building (which looks great, but that’s another topic) with an owner who had decided to renovate the menu as well. No more buffet, and you have to ASK for the naan! If you don’t request it (for 90 cents extra, by the way), then you get, of all things good and holy, a pita. Indians don’t eat pita in India. Indians eat pita in Greece. Now don’t get me wrong, the food itself was freakin’ awesome. I had the Chicken Masala with NAAN, and it was great. 5 stars for the food, 5 stars for the atmosphere, but 1 star for service. Waiter was a little unclear with the new menu, but was overall, a good guy. I say, go ahead and try it, but ask the waiter what the most popular dishes are, and stay with those. With no buffet to try new things, you might be getting something completely unpalatable otherwise. Enjoy.