The Bombay Bronx

The Bombay Bronx has revamped as TBB 2.0 with cool new interiors and delicious food. The ambiance is very colourful and gives a nice Bombay vibe. I was there sometime back and tried the new menu which was really good. From the menu I tried- Afghani Chicken Seekh Kebab: Nice, soft chicken kebabs served with mint chutney and onions Chettinad Style Prawns: One of the best dish of the evening. The spices were just perfect and the prawns were cooked perfectly and not at all chewy. Veg. Platter: This one had goat cheese & jalapeno cigars, spinach pockets, crispy fried lotus stem, kurkuri bhindi and khichiya papad. Out of all these I really liked- goat cheese cigars & crispy fried lotus stem. Tandoori Platter: This one had bhut jholakia marinated paneer tikka, chicken tikka, hariyali tikka, kalimirch chicken tikka & chicken malai tikka. I really liked the entire platter. Truffle Oil & Cheese Maggi: I had to order this one as it had truffle oil, but there wasn't any maggi masala in the dish, it was just plain cheesy maggi!!! Almost like cheesy spaghetti, lacked that zing of maggi!! The dish wasn't bad at all, rather it was good but I expected something else Keema Pav: One of the Bronx Classics and it tasted good!!

This is my first visit to The Bombay Bronx, and we chose this eatery since we were a big group of a dozen people and wanted a place which was roomy, not very loud, and had finger licking quick bites to go with drinks. The cocktails menu looked quite interesting but they were unable to serve nearly half of them, so we went ahead with the tried and tested Long Island Iced Tea, to begin with. It was not as strong as I would like it to be, also quantity wise it was a bit less. We had some fries along with it, which were quite nice, tender and spiced. Our next alcohol was Blueberry Martini, and that certainly left a better impression, while our teetotaller friends had a Virgin Margarita, flavoured with Aam Panah in slush format, and I strongly recommend this one. This round of drinks was accompanied by Loaded Nachos (veg) and Vada Pao. The former was decent, could've done with some more cheese (of course there isn't anything as too much cheese) though the salsa was excellent. Bronx's take on the Mumbai's favourite street food was really yummy, the vada and the chutney both were top notch, a must have. Up next, we had some Smirnoff, and on the plate we had Classic Margarita Pizza with Bombay Slices and Chicken Kheema Pizza, both being thin crust, both being super tasty, lots of cheese, and I enjoyed the non-vegetarian variant more. This was followed by Chicken Malai Kebab and Afghani Chicken Kebab, the latter was a bit too dry, the former being my recommendation. Our final order was Penne Pasta, in both red and white sauces, the red being with chicken. Both were very good, cheesy and consistent. We got a nice surprise at the end as we were given a complimentary round of Blueberry Kamikaze Shots. They weren't strong as such, but we certainly appreciate the gesture. To sum up then, if you're looking for a place to chill with booze and finger food, don't mind a little slow service, and can do without ear splitting music then The Bombay Bronx is where you should pop in. I'm sure this won't be my last visit here.

We went post dinner to enjoy drinks n music ... the place fun... music is lively and the place is packed on the weekends...the decore is colourful ... they hve high chair seating and basic seating also... the staff is very friendly n helpful ... We ordered pizzas : they are square in shape ... extremely thin and crispy ...the taste was unreal ...the pizza was so light...that you could eat moree ... We ordered margarita pizza ... superrrrrrr yummmm margarita pizza with jalepenos .... again yummmmmmm 4 cheese pizza : nice again ... French fries : they were so crispy and they were served with garlic sauce ... the sauce was tooo good and extremely flavourful...it added to the fries .

Bombay Bronx has revamped itself . With quirky decors and adding Bombay feeling to it, this one of the favorite sobo places to chill and have a drink for the crowd. There are colorful chairs, Amitabh bachchan funky dialogue on a wall, huge jeep lying somewhere and ending with a flashy headlight themed bar So usually I am not high about places which have Bombay style chaat food as I feel roadside is always better. When they served me Bombay chakana, I was really impressed. The lotus stems sprayed with pepper, bhel, chips was all so yum. Next up, I had the vegetarian platter. And I couldn’t complain. The baby corn was roasted nicely, also the mushroom was perfect. Next up, had the cheese maggi which I found very okay. The truffle oil was overpowering. The nachos was good. I mean it was normal. The desserts had not yet started when I went there. But one thing I really liked was my peach iced tea. I am not even joking but I gulped down three glasses. There was nothing unique but it was just a good refreshing iced tea. Also the menu has picked up inspiration from various cuisines, they have thai curry, pizzas, indian fusions as well. Overall liked the place for a chiller evening.