Brunch
Saturday & Sunday: 12pm - 2:30pm
Sunday Lunch
Sunday: 12pm - 2:30pm
- Gluten Free
- Brunch
- Sunday Lunch
- Groups
- Vegetarian Options
- Halal Options
- Vegan options
- Accepts Credit Cards
- Online Booking
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5.0a week agoWent there with family for dinner. The atmosphere is quite welcoming and positive. The food is nice and the drinks menu is also great 👍 I ordered mango lassi, which was half filled with large ice cubes, the potion was quite small. The berry guava drink was great and quite like some other place. There were lots of chicken dishes, we ordered Tangra chilli chicken which was great. Overall food is good but the potions are small which makes it pricey compared to Dishoom or Madhus.
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5.02 months agoI had heard so much about Bombay Bustle and finally visited last night for dinner. Love the interiors of the place, very quirky and cool. The service was top notch and the food is just delicious. I would highly recommend Laal maas…just the perfect amount of spice and so so delicious. The cocktail menu is super. Highly recommended Indian restaurant in such a central position:
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4.03 weeks agoBombay Bustle is a hidden gem in the heart of Mayfair. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with beautifully curated interiors that create a cosy yet sophisticated dining space. Drinks: Stax (Lychee Mocktail) – The flavour had potential, but unfortunately, it tasted quite watered down, which diluted the lychee essence significantly. Rating: 6.5/10 Chai – Lovely taste with authentic spices, but the portion size was noticeably small. Rating: 7.5/10 Starters: Paneer Mushroom Tikka – The paneer was exceptional: perfectly marinated in a coriander-mint blend, melt-in-the-mouth soft, and full of flavour. However, the mushrooms were slightly disappointing, with turmeric overpowering the rest of the spices. Rating: 8.5/10 Samosa Papri Chaat – The samosa was spot-on: spicy, flaky, and full of flavour. The papri tasted incredibly fresh, almost as if it was made in-house. The chole was well-cooked but lacked depth, and the dish overall could’ve used more yoghurt and chutneys (though the chutneys themselves were delicious). Still, everything tied together nicely. Rating: 7.5/10 Mains: Paneer Butter Masala – One of the highlights. Rich, creamy, and perfectly seasoned with a balanced amount of spice. Daal – Comforting and flawless; hearty with great texture and depth. Romali Roti & Garlic Naan – Both breads were freshly made, soft, and perfect for scooping up the mains. Dessert: Jalebi Cheesecake – A creative and well-executed fusion dessert. Creamy, not overly sweet, with a delightful pistachio mithai base that added texture and flavour. Overall Impressions: Bombay Bustle delivers a high-quality dining experience with an impressive balance of authenticity and modern presentation. While a few elements—like the mocktail and mushrooms—fell short in flavour, the strengths in the mains and dessert made up for it. One downside was the 12% discretionary service charge added on top of the standard 2.5%, which felt a bit excessive. Final Verdict: A beautiful spot with standout dishes and a few areas for improvement. Would definitely return.