Bombay Touch - Thornhill

The food at this restaurant is decent, but not outstanding. I tried the fish tikka, shrimp tandoori, lamb rogan josh, and garlic naan. The fish tikka was good, I would rate it a 7 out of 10. The shrimp tandoori was a bit overpowering with turmeric, but they corrected it once I mentioned it, also a 7 out of 10. The garlic naan was really delicious, I would give it an 8 out of 10. The lamb rogan josh was also tasty, scoring an 8 out of 10.

We had an incredible dining experience at this fantastic restaurant. We have been here a few times and have always been impressed with the excellent quality of food and service. The Indian music playing in the background adds a beautiful touch to the ambiance. The restaurant also has a lovely terrace that is perfect for warmer weather. It was my brother's birthday and they surprised him with gulab jamun, which was delicious and not too sweet.

The food was very greasy and the spicing was off. I didn’t taste any ginger in the food. The Aloo Gobi was like mush, I think it was reheated leftovers. The worst was the appetizers, pakora and onion bhaji (sp were almost pure chickpeas, very heavy and seemingly indigestible as golf balls. I would have rated it worst but at least the meat in the dishes was acceptable. I won’t be back.

We visited Bombay Touch for the first time and will definitely go back. The restaurant has a clean, welcoming and cozy decor. The food was excellent and servings were not skimpy at all. Our two main dishes were Saag Lamb and Butter Chicken. Delicious! Our server was happy to answer any questions. Happy to find this restaurant so close to home!! Really looking forward to dining on their outdoor patio in the summer months.

The restaurant used to be really good, it was our favourite place for Indian food pre-Covid. Last visit, we were really disappointed, there was a mix up with orders, the food was very salty (there were pockets of salt in 3 out of 4 dishes we ordered) and the service was very unfriendly. I understand that it is difficult to hire waiters these days but the Indian girl who was serving us was clearly showing her attitude: she was walking around in sweat pants, didn't smile once, didn't even say thank you when we left generous tip we wanted to support the restaurant at these difficult times of health paranoia. Anyway, the place left quite a bitter taste, so I am not sure we are coming back. I think many people had the same experience lately, as the restaurant had only 3 tables occupied and it was on Fri night when every other place was busy.