Bombay Palace

About

Bombay Palace resides in a top-end location near Marble Arch matched by an interior of simple elegance - dark red walls and furnishings around immaculate white tablecloths and forests of glass surrounding the subtle lighting. Bombay Palace on Connaught Street, London is part of an international chain with branches in London, Beverley Hills, Montreal, Kuala Lumpur and Brampton. The first Bombay Palace was opened in 1970s to cater to the discerning clientele looking for authentic Indian cuisine. Punjabi cuisine is remarkable for having fewer hot dishes than many other regions of India, and for its alternative focus on creamy marinades and, especially, charcoal-cooked tandoori dishes. The London branch, opened in 1981, has undergone a massive refurbishment and is looking very sleek, with a beautifully designed lounge bar. The staff is infused with a greater focus to make the revitalised restaurant a success, and is warm, friendly, and knowledgeable about the food it is serving.

At a glance

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• Typical visit: about 1 hour