Bombay Indianne Le Mans France

the staff is competent and very pleasant, and the establishment plunges us into an oriental universe, with paintings and ambient music. food is of quality, well prepared, a diversity in the menu (fish, shrimp, chicken, lamb). I recommend this restaurant

First time I was eating in an Indian restaurant. very good reception, charming and pleasant waitresses but a little vet. hearty meals with lots of flavors. Just a small flat is that the nan (Indian bread) is paid. I recommend it even if it doesn't pay a mine.

My partner, father and I visited, having struggled to find anyway with tables free on the Saturday evening of the Le Mans Classic weekend. We weren't expecting a great deal but just wanted something to eat, anything! How pleasantly surprised we were when the food...turned out to be delicious. Such a pleasure. We will be going again next year when we're back for the main race! View menu

well decorated but poorly maintained restaurant. I ordered the biryani lamb, 13.50 euros for seasoned rice with almost nothing lamb, dry meat, nothing exceptional level taste. and the worst part is that you are offered naan (house bread) nature or cheese, and you are paid! first time in my life I pay bread at the restaurant. brief don't go there by if you want to be priced for a pigeon.

Indian cuisine is renowned for the use of spices...Here, the kitchen is fade and tasteless. A tikka massageala chicken that only made the name. The chicken is so-called tandoor cooked, I doubt it because it misses this little grilled side. The chicken is lost in a sauce in which we should at least recognize the garam massala. Indian cuisine adapted to European taste. disappointing as possible.

After two weeks of meat, cheese and general rich french and Spanish food we could kill for a good bit of spice. Bombay delivered a great meal that lived up to high British expectations of what makes a good ruby (curry). The curry was not...oily and tasted homemade, with each dish being very different and not seeming like its come out of the same curry base sauce pot. The naans and poppadoms were also really tasty. View menu

we visited the 24 hours you man wash, when the restaurant ran a special/reduced menu. managed, a table fast to get and service was in order. mushroom rice was good and generous portion and the garlic naan tasty. However, chicken Madras was not a madras (no real heat, but the dish was still delicious. the greatest disappointment were the poppadoms that were all burned (picked as if they had grilled them, and the chutneys were very modest. also quite expensive, but that was exactly the same as it was 24 hours weekning premium.

Restaurant more than a vet. I was there with my daughter a noon just after the 24h test...It was hot, very hot.The doors were large open, we breathed exhaust gas, the bus stop nearby as well as those of the traffic. Air conditioning, no fans. the wine was hot, from a cube "wine of the ardèche" placed on an electrical appliance behind the counter. The kitchen is fat, heavy, the boss has trouble talking to you, don't ask him to smile, it's too much for him. a person overgy of the kitchen, in a dubious outfit, we placed, and then cherry on the cake. The urinal is empty in a box placed underneath, picture attached .I affirm and I keep totally what I say!

cheaply placed restaurant. the menu was typical of an Indian restaurant. although the restaurant was almost full, the waiting staff took our order quickly and the food came from the kitchen in a reasonable time. one of the appetizers was a wobblebhaji, but that seemed to be a swashing paste, deep fried. not what you usually think as bhaji. the most important courses were warm, instead of hot, and since no food warmers were provided, the dishes quickly cooled down. the most important courses were a little disappointing. the aromen were not particularly strong and were hardly hurried (although this can be for a French palette). the dessert of Indian sweets was excellent and very authentic. I h... View menu