I live extremely close to this place so I figured that I should try it out even though it always seems empty. BAD idea!!! The food is okay, you can get the same taste anywhere else if not better, but the portions are extremely small and very pricey. No wonder why is always empty! more

great food. more

A great Indian restaurant in NYC. We had the set meal which was great value for money, although small portions (compared with the standard dishes). There was enough food - a starter, a soup or salad, a main course served with naan, rice and dhal, a pudding and tea/coffee. The service was excellent. more

This is a lovely Indian restaurant with a reasonable (for New York) lunch buffet of $14.95. There were many varieties of salads, meat and vegetarian items (including lamb vinaloo and chicken tika), naan, and two desserts (excellent rice pudding and a sweet carrot dessert). The mango chutney was out of this world. Be careful of the hot peppers--it burns your... more

For years my favorite Indian restaurant has been the Bombay Palace in Washington, D.C. so when a recent business trip took me to New York, I took advantage of the opportunity to try out one of their other locations. A colleague from work and I had dinner at the New York location tonight. We had reservations for 8pm…there were probably... more

We were visiting New York City for my husband's work, and chose the Bombay Palace for dinner (30 W 52nd St) because it was highly recommended in an on-line guide to the city. My husband loves Indian food. We called before we went, and asked if we arrived early, would there be a problem with seating and were told no,... more

Bombay Palace is like the Benihana of Indian food. It was the first Indian restaurant I ever ate at & so I'm a little sentimental about it. In the old days, this was the creme de la creme of Indian restaurants & even after, it became a chain it still maintained its air of elegance. Sure, the lunch buffet may... more