Bugis Street Brasserie - London

On a Sunday evening, the restaurant was nearly empty, which affected the ambiance. The food was decent but not outstanding, and the service was a bit slow, possibly due to the quiet atmosphere. I would be willing to give Bombay Brasserie another try, as I believe our experience may not have been typical.

The restaurant serves tasty dishes in a nice atmosphere, but the prices are expensive and the portions are small.

Outstanding in every category. Tried Veeraswamy, Tamarind, Chutney Mary (all lovely) but Bombay Brasserie is the best of the lot, so far, because of its consistency (every dish is perfect). Still have Benares to try but it will have to go some to equal or surpass this one. From the lovey princess at reception to Benny the manager to the waiters and servers and to the great food served in a lavish setting, its one heady trip from start to finish. Is there room for improvement here? Yeah, add a cigar lounge! Cant commend this place enough, if you love Indian food (and who doesn't), head over to BB for a super culinary delight. And no I'm not sponsored by them!

Food was really good, service was fantastic with staff being very very good. Food was bit cold that although still very delicious

BB never fails to serve the best Indian cuisine in London. And always with courtesy and grace