At a glance
#18 of 19 Indian restaurants in San AntonioLocalGuideWorld score: 3.91
Rating breakdown
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5 ★53%
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4 ★13%
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3 ★5%
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2 ★8%
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1 ★23%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Bombay Street Food kitchen?
- Bombay Street Food kitchen is rated 3.7 out of 5 based on 40 reviews.
- How does Bombay Street Food kitchen rank in San Antonio?
- Bombay Street Food kitchen is #18 of 19 Indian restaurants in San Antonio by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Bombay Street Food kitchen located?
- 5500 Babcock Rd #109, San Antonio, TX 78240, United States — 2.7 km from the center of San Antonio.
- How can I contact Bombay Street Food kitchen?
- Phone: +1 210-727-7403
Located within the Indian Supermarket is this food counter that claims to serve Bombay Street Food. Very nice and friendly service. We tried the chaat buffet, bhindi masala, wada pav and ice cream. Service was nice and friendly. The pani puri was good and so was the samosa chaat and dahi batata puri. The pav bhaji had great pav but the bhaji itself was flavorless and just not very tasty. Dosas too were small and the fillings were just smeared on one side and were a bit greasy but ok. The bhindi was too oily but had great flavor with that tinge of smokiness one expects from street food.
I have tried this place a few times and would probably get the wada pav but skip the chaat buffet, which while a great deal, left me unsated.
I have tried this place a few times and would probably get the wada pav but skip the chaat buffet, which while a great deal, left me unsated.
I had the chat buffet which was too bad. I had panipuri and the chat in it is too cold and sev puri too even though they said fresh that was too cool. Even pav bhaji curry is poor taste. Let’s not forget about the dosas the batter was not good and the masala dosa tasted tangy. Never in my life, I had a sandwich without toasted. Even in india we have toasted sandwich so don’t believe when they say indians eat without toasted. The only thing we can eat in that chat buffet is samosa chat. Hope they improve their taste.
Excellent food !! Especially the “Unlimited Chaat Buffet” is worth every penny. Chef Rohan is very sweet and knows exactly in which industry he is working in and takes care of customers like family. Keep up this service guys 👏
I finally found the worst place to eat food. This place should not be running at all. There were flies everywhere, the tables were dirty and the food is the worst part. I could tell the bread/curry was very very old, and was soggy. I got sick just by taking the first bite of my food. Please DO NOT eat here. This place needs to shut down immediately.
Stay away if you are looking for authentic street food. Nothing is fresh and they heat and serve frozen items. We ordered hariyali panner tikka ,malai paneer,bread,rice and salad. The lettuce in the salad wasn’t fresh and was served so badly that by seeing the plate, I didn’t want to touch it. 4-5 pieces of paneer was served for each paneer dish and it tasted so bad, especially the panner was sour/bad. The bread that was served was not fresh , chewy and not even hot. The mixed rice served along with the menu was tasteless ,zero salt and flavor.
I would never return to this place again not to eat food, nor to buy stuff from the store that is attached simply because I feel cheated .Not even a percentage of justice was done to the food that was served.
I would never return to this place again not to eat food, nor to buy stuff from the store that is attached simply because I feel cheated .Not even a percentage of justice was done to the food that was served.
We ate twice there.
Day 1:
It was the best chole bhature I have had in the USA. Order did not took long to come. Although you have to pay first, which is fine but the seats are part of the grocery store. So expect people to be just randomly shopping with carts around you while you eat.
Day 2:
Since the last time, I loved the chole bhature and ordered again. Now, this time they had 3 people cooking dishes randomly. No organizations, nobody knows whose order came first or who ordered what. Since they make you pay first now instead of sitting at your seat and waiting for food, you have to stand next to the counter and constantly remind them. I learned the hard way as I waited for 45 minutes. The bhature is now the lowest quality. The same dish went downhill in 7 days. Chole was watered down to increase the quantity. I had other items as well. Like a sandwich, I am not sure what kind of sandwich they are making, but if you are from Northpart of India, its not what you expected.
Overall, it's chaos. Food is a hit or miss depending on who is cooking that day. The price is decent and resonable, but I personally won't take the hit or miss chance with the food.
Day 1:
It was the best chole bhature I have had in the USA. Order did not took long to come. Although you have to pay first, which is fine but the seats are part of the grocery store. So expect people to be just randomly shopping with carts around you while you eat.
Day 2:
Since the last time, I loved the chole bhature and ordered again. Now, this time they had 3 people cooking dishes randomly. No organizations, nobody knows whose order came first or who ordered what. Since they make you pay first now instead of sitting at your seat and waiting for food, you have to stand next to the counter and constantly remind them. I learned the hard way as I waited for 45 minutes. The bhature is now the lowest quality. The same dish went downhill in 7 days. Chole was watered down to increase the quantity. I had other items as well. Like a sandwich, I am not sure what kind of sandwich they are making, but if you are from Northpart of India, its not what you expected.
Overall, it's chaos. Food is a hit or miss depending on who is cooking that day. The price is decent and resonable, but I personally won't take the hit or miss chance with the food.
The food wasn’t that great.
Veg Manchuria - 2/5 has lots of soy sauce in it. It was very salty and oily.
Samosa chat - 3/5 it was ok and not bad at all
Dahi Puri - 2/5 not that great. It did not taste good at all.
Pani Puri - 4/5 was nice and tangy
Sev Puri- 2/5 didn’t taste good at all.
Vada Pav- 0/5 the party of vadu pav tasted stale and it was waste of money. Informed the cashier about it as well.
Chicken Mumbari - 2/5 it was not that great. They said the sauce is a house made sauce and spicy. It was not spicy and sweet.
Butter scotch ice cream- 4/5 the color of the ice cream was orange but the after taste was good.
Chicken schezwan fried rice - 2.5/5 was too oily and not that good
Egg Hakka Noodles- 3.5/5 it was ok out of all the dishes.
They only had one high chair and the tables were not clean and the service was too slow. Serving stale food is not good for any business.
Veg Manchuria - 2/5 has lots of soy sauce in it. It was very salty and oily.
Samosa chat - 3/5 it was ok and not bad at all
Dahi Puri - 2/5 not that great. It did not taste good at all.
Pani Puri - 4/5 was nice and tangy
Sev Puri- 2/5 didn’t taste good at all.
Vada Pav- 0/5 the party of vadu pav tasted stale and it was waste of money. Informed the cashier about it as well.
Chicken Mumbari - 2/5 it was not that great. They said the sauce is a house made sauce and spicy. It was not spicy and sweet.
Butter scotch ice cream- 4/5 the color of the ice cream was orange but the after taste was good.
Chicken schezwan fried rice - 2.5/5 was too oily and not that good
Egg Hakka Noodles- 3.5/5 it was ok out of all the dishes.
They only had one high chair and the tables were not clean and the service was too slow. Serving stale food is not good for any business.
Bombay street food kitchen is a great concept. Appears to be family run. The service is very good. It’s location inside of a Indian grocery store.
I ordered the samosa chat and the masala dosa. The somasa chat was average at best. Did not appear to have a defined samosa present and the chutneys were lacking.
The masala dosa was average. A little soggy. The potato filling was good. The coconut chutney was good. The sambar was excellent (I mean really good).
I ordered the samosa chat and the masala dosa. The somasa chat was average at best. Did not appear to have a defined samosa present and the chutneys were lacking.
The masala dosa was average. A little soggy. The potato filling was good. The coconut chutney was good. The sambar was excellent (I mean really good).
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