Bombay Palace - Menu

the food was good but we put it to eat an appetizer and a first to head!

tried to bordare both fried gorges and the first dishes, all 100% vegetable and stellar, although you can not put more than 5 stars

Great food and kind service, located in the old habor. If you want something else then italian food. Affordable prices for the menus.

we chose Indian flavors for the dinner on the eve of August, dinner with delivery at home. all very gouty, delivered in sealed portions in perfect time as required. excellent samosa and chicken tandoori. to try again!

An Indian restaurant on Savona's marina would seem to be something of an oddity. The Bombay Palace, however, fits in very well and is anything but odd. We enjoyed Malai prawns with coconut milk served with rice, and Madras style spicy hot chicken curry. To accompany that, there was Aloo naan with potatoes and chapatis made with whole wheat flour. For dessert, we had an Indian delight that resembles halva.

I usually go there with some friends because this is the place to go if you don't want to spend a lot of money and have a decent meal.The portions are quite generous, the food is good, and the waitress is very friendly. If you get the full meal options, be careful because they are HUGE! I'm a good eater and I hardly manage to finish one of them.In the evenings,especially weekends, you better book a table because it can get very crowded

Had dinner here outside. The thing that struck me was that the lady who runs it is very keen and works hard. We had a nice evening, the service and the food were fine. I had tandoori chicken and my wife had chicken tikka which we both enjoyed, although I'm not sure there was much difference between them. It was a welcome and tasty relief from Italian food. I think if you were to compare it with Brick Lane or the Curry Mile you might be a little disappointed, so if you are an afficionado, manage your expectations!

having never eaten in an Indian restaurant at first I was a bit skeptical, but taking a look at the menu I got convinced by the peculiarity of the dishes offered. we take place and we are brought a welcome entre consisting of a cracker of chickpeas accompanied by two sauces, a very fresh and refreshing with coconut and mint, and the other more strong composed of chili, mango and coriander seeds. a couple of minutes after ordering the waitress brings us the dishes, two byriani and two Naan.Despite the initial skepticism I found very well, the rice seasoned with vegetables and meat watered by a mix of spices was space. the only negative sin was the mistake of having brought us a naan to the on...

We only went here because our favourite Italian restaurants were closed for Xmas. We were not impressed by the service which wasn't overly welcoming! We were given menus then left a long time until they came for the order. I was almost ready to walk out and leave! Glad we stayed as the Gavi white wine for 10 euros a bottle was brilliant! Chianti red was 12 or 13 euros and my husband thought it was a perfect match for Indian food. The food is obviously spiced for Italian palate as tomato flavour seems to overwhelm but in a yummy kind of way! They served our naan bread with our starters but we asked them to reheat it and it was no problem. Also they kind of dumped my bottle of white wire on th...