Serves meat, vegan options available. Authentic Indian food restaurant. Has vegetarian dishes with several vegan items - just ask if unsure. Confirmed permanently closed February 2021.
I highly recommend Bombay Grill to anyone, craving Indian food. The owner operator knows what it means to eat plant based and can make most menu items vegan. I have also asked for non menu items like Aloo Palak, he smiled and made some of the best I've had. Just an update after a few more visits; if you're craving middle eastern in Weber county this is the place to get it.
Not understanding another's culture while decrying discrimination makes you guilty of what you accuse others of doing. I sympathize with you but I wouldn't go to Laos and criticize them for eating rats. The value of your dog is not shared globally. (Yes I am a dog owner and lover). Do you demand immigrants to speak English. Sorry, this sounds more harsh then I truly intend it to. Trying to offer insight you may not have considered.
No I don't go to Laos and demand that, but I do demand a company operating in the USA follow US federal law, just as I would expect any company in Laos to follow Laotian law. Your pet dog is not what I care about, by federal law service dogs are defined as NOT being pets, they are a medical device no different than an EpiPen in the eyes of the law.
3 Reviews
First Review by Nogd
Nogd
Points +576
delicious and authentic - Edit
I highly recommend Bombay Grill to anyone, craving Indian food. The owner operator knows what it means to eat plant based and can make most menu items vegan. I have also asked for non menu items like Aloo Palak, he smiled and made some of the best I've had. Just an update after a few more visits; if you're craving middle eastern in Weber county this is the place to get it.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2020-06-18
Pros: authentic, tasty, knowledgable chef
Cons: parking is a bit slim at times, if you try to tip too much he may try to return so
Guest
Traptw1thin
Points +6
Illegal policy - Edit
Owner is violating federal law by denying access to individuals with service dogs.
Read moreCons: Discriminates against people with disabilities, Not veteran friendly, Rude
Nogd
Not understanding another's culture while decrying discrimination makes you guilty of what you accuse others of doing. I sympathize with you but I wouldn't go to Laos and criticize them for eating rats. The value of your dog is not shared globally. (Yes I am a dog owner and lover). Do you demand immigrants to speak English. Sorry, this sounds more harsh then I truly intend it to. Trying to offer insight you may not have considered.
Read moreTraptw1thin
No I don't go to Laos and demand that, but I do demand a company operating in the USA follow US federal law, just as I would expect any company in Laos to follow Laotian law. Your pet dog is not what I care about, by federal law service dogs are defined as NOT being pets, they are a medical device no different than an EpiPen in the eyes of the law.
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SFoley
Points +55
Delicious curry - Edit
Really love supporting this family owned and operated business. Fantastic food - our favorite Indian restaurant around.
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