Narin's Bombay Brasserie

"This was our first time going to this one because we usually go to the rice village location. The food was better than average but the naan was burnt (which I guess isnt that big of a deal) but the..." more »

by by rpatel487 at Citysearch - Posted on Citysearch on 01/18/2010

"I took a couple of guests visiting Houston from London. My London guests were accostomed to high quality Indian food and they were not dissapointed by Narins.Reasonably priced wines and dinner menu,..." more »

by by bmwm5driver at Citysearch - Posted on Citysearch on 06/21/2009

Diners who want to experience exceptional Indian cuisine take a short trip to Bombay Brasserie. Now, in addition to our existing West University location, we are pleased to announce the opening of our Galleria location, just off of 610 and Westheimer.

Serving Northern Indian cuisine...this new, "pleasant surprise" in the Galleria area offers "solid food" that can be "wonderful"; patrons particularly laud the "great lunch buffet" (spoon up some of the terrific saag paneer) and the "courteous treatment" from a "knowledgeable staff." --Zagat Survey

"If you like Indian food, you will love Bombay Brasserie. If you think you don't like Indian food or haven't really tried it, this is your place."-Houston Chronicle

"Best Indian Restaurant" and ?Best Buffet?-Houston Press 2000

Private dining room (seats up to 50) and Private Wine Room (seats up to 10) available-call for reservat

Diners who want to experience exceptional Indian cuisine take a short trip to Bombay Brasserie. Now, in addition to our existing West University location, we are pleased to announce the opening of our Galleria location, just off of 610 and Westheimer.

Serving Northern Indian cuisine...this new, "pleasant surprise" in the Galleria area offers "solid food" that can be "wonderful"; patrons particularly laud the "great lunch buffet" (spoon up some of the terrific saag paneer) and the "courteous treatment" from a "knowledgeable staff." --Zagat Survey

"If you like Indian food, you will love Bombay Brasserie. If you think you don't like Indian food or haven't really tried it, this is your place."-Houston Chronicle

"Best Indian Restaurant" and ?Best Buffet?-Houston Press 2000

Private dining room (seats up to 50) and Private Wine Room (seats up to 10) available-call for reservat