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(347) 960-3009
30 W 52nd St
(Between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue)
New York,
NY
10019
40.7602
-73.9773
Neighborhoods: Midtown Center, Midtown
Bombay Palace
Last updated 12.22.09
What People Are Saying About Bombay Palace
The Owner
Bombay Palace
Owner
Rich, regional, repasts, and attentive service are yours at this quiet, relaxing, Indian, a mid-town mainstay near MoMa; the wide-ranging buffet and lunch-a spectacular bargain at $14.95 is popular with businessmen who want to get back to the office in under an hour, well fed." -Zagat 2007
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – This branch of Bombay Palace, situated directly across from '21,' is ornately decorated, with a crystal chandelier, dark wood panelling, and a large tank of tropical fish overseeing the proceedings. The extensive menu of largely Northern Indian cuisine includes lobster masala, tandoori trout and stuffed baby eggplant. Several prix fixe menus are available as well, offering dishes like clay-oven Cornish hen and lamb kebabs, as well as a vegetarian thali dinner. –
02/17/09
deff worth the visit
by AshishM84 at Citysearch
We went here a week ago- party of 5 at 7pm
good service
good food
deff will come here again soon
08/15/08
Fabulous food!
by afterneuxn at Citysearch
I was recently in Manhattan during Restaurant Week with all its great prix fixe menus, though these arre not extended into the weekends. Bombay Palace, however, has prix fixe all year long. Their prix fixe dinner menu is actually $5 cheaper than the Restaurant Week price and it includes an extra course and coffee or tea. The food was just excellent, they had a wide variety of dishes and everything I tried was fantastic. The vegetable samosa appetizer might have been my favorite but it is so hard to say! The service was great in the beginning of the night but dropped off a little towards the end of the meal; they seem to have a strange system of allocating waiters. It took us forever to get desert and the check even though drinks, appetizers, and entrees came out right away. But I would still definitely go back because the food was so good. And it didn't seem necessarily like the service is always bad but that something unusual was going on.
Overall the food and atmosphere was great and I thought very well worth the $29.95 prix fixe.
01/09/08
Attentive Staff
by lejam at Citysearch
This place is great for large crowds, but I've had much better food for half the price. The staff was pleasant and attentive, ambiance average.
The Details on Bombay Palace
Save Money:
For $29.95, you can enjoy appetizers, soups, salads and an Indian entree. All entres are served with pulao rice, naan, chutney and pickles.
When to Go:
Happy hour is available weekdays 5pm-7pm, offering drink specials and hors d'oeuvres.
Category:
Restaurants, Marketing Consultants
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Romantic Dining, Brunch, Happy Hour, Prix Fixe Menu
Cuisine:
Message from Bombay Palace
- Authentic Indian cuisine
- Extensive wine list
- Prix fixe menu
Rich, regional, repasts, and attentive service are yours at this quiet, relaxing, Indian, a mid-town mainstay near MoMa; the wide-ranging buffet and lunch-a spectacular bargain at $14.95 is popular with businessmen who want to get back to the office in under an hour, well fed."
-Zagat 2007
