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And a super dinner it was! This is still my first pick for Indian food here in Boise. Easily rates 5-Stars out of 5. I spent a year in India, when I was 15, and I remember the smells of the fragrant spices. The Bombay Grill takes me back in time and brings back the enjoyable aromas and flavors of the spices and food. They do offer a full vegetarian menu, although we had chicken.
Then we went to see The Hundred-Foot Journey, a movie I highly recommend, especially if you like cooking. Basically, it tells a story of the clash between two cuisines, French and Indian. An Indian family buys a rundown restaurant across the street from a high end French restaurant. They remodel the building and open up their own restaurant. The movie mostly takes place in France. Here are some photos from the Bombay Grill, 928 W Main St, Boise, ID 83702, (208) 345-7888. I just wish their website was up and running. Enjoy!
We arrived at Bombay Grill about 10 minutes before they opened. We were some of the first to be seated. Here you can see the interior of the restaurant.
Good appetizers.
A nice light Lager from India.
Robin had a sampling of entrees. It gave her an idea of the range of the cooking style and the ingredients used.
I always like the curry. Here is a chicken curry entree. Just spicy enough without being overpowering. Thanks to the Chef, Mr Singh, for coming to our table and talking to us. Your food is superb!
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