Train to Mumbai - Farm Indian Kitchen

This was our first time at this restaurant and we loved the vibe, we lucked out with the seats as the restaurant itself is cute and cozy and not too many tables. We went around Christmas, and it was lit up so well and festive. The lamb vindaloo was truly authentic and spicy like it is described. Out favorite was that and the goat cheese naan. Would definitely recommend eating here or taking out from here

We stopped here after our Maryland Heights trail hike and had Mumbai vadapav(they serve 2),garlic cilantro naan and paneer makhani served with rice. Overall good,spice level is moderate.If you prefer spicy I would suggest to ask them to make it spicy. The service is good,didn’t take too long,we had one customer that was served before us. Space might be tight for a big group,we were 5 people but they made arrangements by joining the table.

This is a wonderful restaurant!!! The food was some of the best I’ve had. So fresh, imaginative and flavorful. Sanjay, the owner was so kind and helpful explaining the menu and making sure we enjoyed our lunch. Seriously great food, cozy atmosphere. If you love Indian food this is the place for you.

We catered from Train to Mumbai for the engagement party and couldn’t be happier. The food arrived right on time and everything tasted incredible. Every dish was packed with flavor and beautifully prepared. Our guests loved it, and we received so many compliments throughout the evening. Highly recommend them for any special occasion!

Featuring a limited but well-crafted menu, Train to Mumbai offers variety with high quality. Over the last few months, I've visited four times and have ordered different entrees and appetizers each time, and I've yet to be disappointed. From what I've eaten, the saag paneer as an entree and onion + kale fritters as an appetizer, and truffle ghee naan have been my personal favorites. Apart from food, staff is friendly, and the owner takes the time and effort to ensure guests have had their needs met and are satisfied. The dining area is small, and weekend nights are often busy, but my planned visits to dine in right around the time dinner hours begin has always guaranteed me a table. I definitely plan to continue making the half-hour drive from where I live to visit Train to Mumbai whenev