Bombay Bazar & Indian Restaurant

I recently purchased an item from this store, and it turned out to be expired. I’ve attached my receipt and a photo showing the product’s expiration date. Please make sure to check expiration dates carefully before buying. It’s very concerning — not sure what they might be using for their restaurant if expired items are being sold to customers.

This is a jewel of Indian Food tucked away in North Charleston. We were a group of 8 and a few of us with very picky taste buds and the food we ordered was served perfect - temperature, taste, service - yep all three at one place. I wish we had this restaurant in our town. The food we ordered was a mix of traditional vegetarian food - lentils and vegetables with Naan, garlic naan and aloo Parantha, soup, idli / sambhar and chicken biryani. We paid $100 for the food including 18% gratuity and taxes. The price in my perspective was reasonable. The initial reaction when walking in the restaurant was not very encouraging, for a variety of reasons, which you will realize when you visit. However, it did not stop us from still trying the place out with pleasantly surprising experience. Strong

Bombay is my favorite Indian lunch spot in North Charleston! Great value on the lunch special and extremely tasty food. With the Bazar/Market right next to the restaurant, it makes for a nice all in one eating and shopping experience. #alexapproved

Nice Indian restaurant and staffs are courteous. They also have a grocery store inside. Food is prepared fresh so they take time in serving. I like the taste of the dishes that I ordered. They are also very quick to clean the table. Price is comparable and will definitely dine in when I visit SC in future.

I have seen this place for years, but hubby is not into Indian food so I never got any. This weekend I treated myself to a feast, and I was not disappointed. The mixed appetizers were mostly a bunch of fried stuff: bell pepper strips, onion florets, little patties I suspect we're chickpea-based, balls of something, and 1 big puff that was stuffed with something. The puff was the best, the rest rather underwhelming. That is the only part of my order that was less than stellar. Now to the raves: The butter chicken is perfect for people who might be new to Indian food. Not spicy, not overly curried, so tender and just beautiful. The chicken vindaloo ordered medium-spicy was my favorite! Definitely a kick, even spiceheads may stop there. Again, chicken so tender and just packed with flavor!