Bombay Joe's - Carta

Lovely decor, great service and tasty food, recommended! Loved the butter chicken

not the best food for the price n I won't be ordering again first time here n I was let down

One boiled rice and one naan missing, however food was amazing everything was hot and delicious. Ver carta

Thank you for our amazing take away , restaurant standard as you are one ! We very local ! Prawns were amazing ! Alison and Graham!

Fantastic curry , lamb madras Bombay potato was the best we’ve had honestly,Keema nan still fresh next day , honestly rate this restaurant, delivery driver is a credit to them as well , 5 stars .clare Damian x

Got takeaway curry was bland, the chicken pieces had no taste. I bet the plain chicken junks were cooked sperately then dumped into the sauce 10 minutes before collection. Butter chicken was a joke just tasted of coconuts???? My advise get a microwave curry from your local supermarket for half the price. Ver carta

I have to say that this was quite possibly the worst Indian food I’ve ever eaten. I had a chicken curry with pilau rice, the rice was bland and watery, the curry was runny and absolutely tasteless, no flavour whatsoever, the chicken in the curry was tough and dry. I had chips , they were over cooked and reheated, I also ordered a cheese garlic Nan… or should I say no cheese garlic Nan with burnt edges. Poppadoms were stale. I’d be embarrassed if I was you !

Nicely decorated restaurant with polite attentive staff. They have a wide range of dishes on offer covering the whole of India’s cuisine. We elected for northern Indian style dishes and we can safely safe they were very traditional in flavour, so we were incredibly satisfied. Each curry dish had a good amount of meat in it too which is worth mentioning (Lamb Balti and a Chicken Vindaloo). The Paneer for starters was a good way to get the juices flowing. All in all a brilliant experience; traditional, authentic flavours and good fair prices!

It was a mild spring night when we visited this establishment even BEFORE we had chosen an Indian restaurant to dine from, we knew. We knew we wanted a butter chicken and chicken tandoori (2 chicken dishes is a bit much but the heart wants what the heart needs). The tandoori chicken leg was tender, although the breast was a little dry, the yoghurt dressing was a little on the sweet side for my preferences but no complaints. The butter chicken, PLOT TWIST, I believe was actually a butternut squash chicken. Think spiced pumpkin soup meets an Indian chicken curry. Maybe they looked at us and thought these two don’t need anymore butter in their life, we’ll never know. But it delivered strange vi... Ver carta