Just some background....When my husband first met me, he was shocked at my love for Indian food. His comment? "You are one of the only American girls I know that eats Indian food". Um, doubtful.... but is that a compliment? Given that background, it's clear I LOVE Indian food. I've spent extensive time in London where Indian food is abundant and those Brits hold it to a pretty high standard. Coming to Chicago, my standard is pretty high and I haven't been overly impressed with much. Bombay Wraps is an exception. It's awesome and I've had it twice in the last 10 days. The food comes in mild and spicy and it's cheap...not in a greasy, gross, sitting in vat cheap, but like cheap in a "I can eat here whenever I feel like it" way. I've only had the Paneer wrap in spicy, but my husband RAVES about the Chicken Tikka and the samosas. The wraps have onions, chutney, and a filling of your choice and the spice is no joke. Staff is really helpful and friendly. &they have breakfast....I'm intrigued. read more

This place was just what I wanted it to be. Delicious, simple, attractive Indian man working behind the counter. The prices aren't unbelievable, but they're fine. And to all you fatasses who think the portions are too small, puh-leeze. The portions are perfecto; I walked away from Bombay Wraps perfectly satisfied after my one chicken tikka wrap, a side of samosas with the extra spicy chutney (which rrrrocked btw), and medium drink. Next time, I think I'll try the chick pea chana wrap, or the lamb curry wrap. The owner walked in while we were there, and while she wasn't a ball of chuckles to her staff, she was sweet as pie to us! And as I said before, there is a really attractive Indian man working there. Minus one star for the semi-high prices, and minus one star for having Pepsi products instead of Coke. read more

Bombay Eats - not the prettiest food, but definitely delicious! - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

After months of wanting to try Bombay Wraps, I finally made it in. The trick during lunch is to come before 12 or after 1 to avoid the rush. Being a fan of fast, fresh, and ethnic food, I was sure that Bombay would deliver on all 3. Scene: Wednesday at 11:45 am, no line! Nishan P and myself finally settled on a date where he would escort me to BW, what a gentleman. I ordered the Chicken Tikka (spicy) and an order of the sweet potato fries. Total: Less than $7, alright! They also have mini desserts for $1. We grabbed a table and watched as the line started to get a little longer, phew! They give you a good amount of fries (they were AWESOME), and the reviews are correct--the sandwich isn't huge, so it is appropriately priced for sure. My Tikka was good, but I wouldn't really call it "spicy". Then again, I LOVE hot food, so I coulda gone ten times hotter. I would love to try the lamb, paneer, and well, everything else on the menu. For this price, why not? You also don't feel like blimp after you leave--even after a side of fries! I dig it. The place is super sqeaky clean, they take credit cards, have a good amount of seating. Make a stop, you won't regret it. read more

So the office ordered lunch here today. Bombay Wraps is always reliably good and generally right on time if not early which is a challenge with many of the restaurants on seamless, but I chalk that partially up to our lunch getting here at 11:30 am since we start so early. I always get a samosa wrap and a chickpea wrap. The wraps are rather small so two is generally the right size. I choose those wraps since they combined are just below my $9 limit at work. I can not speak for the size of the larger wraps since I have never tried them, but the standalone samosas are delicious along with the green dip. Bombay Wraps is the king of using fresh ingredients. The dough that they use for the wraps is just downright addictive. I really wish I could find it somewhere else but thankfully for my stomach I haven't looked too hard. This is a great lunch spot or even for a quick bite on the go. read more

My co-workers and I love Bombay Wraps! They offer two vegetarian wraps--one potato and one paneer. I highly recommend the potato tava. A glorious wrapped lunch treat. The paneer wrap didn't quite make the cut for me. But it might for you. They also offer sweet potato fries and little pockets of samosa. The fries could use some extra crisp but are still tasty. The staff are always super friendly and the joint is as clean as can be. Take your fun over the park--or back to your office--and chow down. read more

With the limited indian options in the loop, I was excited to see bombay wraps open up.Yes, it was in the same place as the horrible indian express but at least it looked nicer. That should've been a sign...an indian place that tries to look nice is probably catering to the bland loop lunch crowd. I loved the people and the service there. They were very helpful and let me try all of the options before deciding what I wanted. Unfortunately, the food was very disappointing. The menu is very simple - parathas (layered indian/paksitani/malaysian bread) filled with chicken/steak/vegetables and "spicy" sauces. The parathas we had were horrible - they seemed to be pre-bought from somewhere instead of being made fresh and looked nothing like in the photos. They were soggy, barely warm, and just sad. They would've been better off buying the frozen malaysian parathas from any asian grocery store. When it came to them eat and sauces, they were all disappointingly bland and boring. I can understand keeping the chili level low since this is the loop, but the grilled meat was very low on any kind of spices or flavor. Soggy parathas, bland meat, and so-so sauces...such as wonderful opportunity but bombay wraps has wasted it. I want them to get better but not sure if they will. If you like rolls and are in the devon area, go to bismillah - they have the best paratha rolls i've ever had. read more

Yum...fast, reasonable, and tasty...didn't love the Samosas, but the wrap was good...

Ordered a cauliflower and potato wrap and it was delicious. Also tried their Indian tea/ chai and it was heavenly with cardamom and other spices read more

Bombay Eats - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Phew! Four of us scrambled into Bombay Wraps right before they were closing on Friday. Cutting it close, but we got our wrap on... and we got it on hard. It was a nice feeling to sneak in right before closing time and have the people behind the counter still seem genuinely excited to feed us. The young lady behind the counter gave us a hearty greeting and was so friendly as she fixed our wraps! Their menu is really simple, with about 4-5 kinds of Indian wraps and a couple of sides like sweet potato fries and mini samosas. Everything is between $2-6... yeah, it's that cheap. Among our group, my friends got the chicken tikka and tandoori paneer. I ordered the chicken reshmi. Everybody seemed to be obsessed with their respective wraps. I LOVED mine. The chicken reshmi wrap is made with paratha bread, which is like an Indian tortilla. The filling is marinated chicken with some coriander chutney and onions on top. One was definitely big enough for me, but I might have wanted two of these if I had been absolutely starving (keyword: wanted... not needed). I didn't get a chance to try the mini samosas because they were gobbled up with a quickness, but the sweet potato fries were more like four-stars rather than five. I agree with Jen that you should not let your eyes read past the words "mini samosas" on the menu of sides. This would make a great take-out spot, because the inside has a standard fast food thing going on. It's right in the loop, so take it back to your cubicle or to a bench somewhere and chow down on that schtuff in a prettier setting (although, how pretty is your cubicle, really?). They deliver (we saw the delivery guy come back from his route as we were eating), so that's an option too if you don't want to leave that gorgeous cubicle in the first place. read more

Bombay Wraps is the Bomb...EH? (eh...if I was Canadian, sure.) Dorky pun attempts aside, I dig. The rave reviews from yelpers and my love of Indian cuisine practically mandated I darken this establishment's doorsteps sooner rather than later. Lucky for me, I run with a flexible, eat-almost-anything lunch crowd. Feeling a little iron-deficient, I went with the steak boti with a side salad. The wraps are on the small side, so if you're a big dude, you're likely to need something more than just a single wrap. Might I suggest a side salad (which, on its own, is not very exciting, but with the dressing is quite smashing) or a side of samosas? Bam. You're now full. The wrap was full of tender steak, pickled onions and a cilantro chutney (which I'm sure you know because everyone else has mentioned this in their review.) Two thumbs up. I tasted the chicken reshmi too, and it was quite good. The only meh opinion was from the lamb eater in our group. But chicken and steak got thumbs up from the gang. Prices are reasonable ($4-$6 for the wraps and $2 for all the sides), there is an assortment of regular colas along with some Indian pops if you're feeling daring. Service is super-friendly and efficient, despite the lines. An excellent, cheap option in the loop for your noon meal. Seating is very limited and lines can be long, so go early or late or else expect to wait. So. Yeah, I began this review with an awful pun and ended it with an awful rhyme. Sorry. Don't hold it against Bombay Wraps. read more

It's nice to see a new fast-casual Indian restaurant in the loop. We arrived around 11:45 AM and waited in a short line before ordering and grabbing the last available table (there are only about five in the whole place). The first thing I noticed was how small the menu is. You can only get wraps (choose from six) and sides (fries, samosas, or salad). I would have preferred a bowl or curry dish that emphasized meat, veggies, and sauce more then the wrap itself. The wraps are relatively small, two of these are still probably a little short of the filling content of a Chipotle or Qdoba burrito. I ordered the combo - two wraps and a drink for a little under $10. The wraps were pretty solid - the meat was cooked well and there was just enough sauce to add some Indian zest. The pickled onions compliment the wraps well, but your breath will pay the price. I asked for mine 'spicy', and the wrap maker put about .05 grams of peppers on the wrap which I couldn't really see or taste. Overall not bad, but I would like to see some more menu options, some more toppings options (potatoes, peppers, sauces, etc.), and an option to make it actually spicy (e.g. Vindaloo @t Hema's). read more

One of my top 5 lunch spots. I have tried the cheese paneer, chicken tikka and the lamb curry. The cheese paneer is my absolute favorite hands down! The flavor combination is just perfect. It's going to be really difficult for me to stray from it. Just an fyi, the spicy level can get pretty spicy. I asked for one wrap to be as spicy as possible and it was indeed, super dangerously spicy. I'm so glad that I found a quick spot for delicious Indian. Thanks BW! read more

When I grab lunch at work, I want something fast (check), modestly priced (check), and flavorful (check). It also helps when the food does not cause me to blow up like a balloon and fall into a food coma - I'm looking at you, Chipotle! The modest prices match up well with the filling, but not overly so, serving sizes. Bombay Wraps offers spiced Indian style wraps with a few good sides. The menu is not enormous, but with Chicken Tikka, Steak Boti, and Lamb Curry, does it need to be? The sweet potato fries are a delicious add on, and the sauce they come with is great. Eventually I will try the samosas, as well as the other tasty wraps. I guess the one downside is it just cannot be that good for you. Although I have not seen the nutrition information, it seems a bit oily. This is a great place to go to get out of that Potbelly's funk, even if it is not the absolute healthiest food. read more

4 Stars for the Food--it's tasty. 5 Stars for the Mexican gentleman who makes the wraps, adds the toppings, etc. He has been there for years. He is very efficient and does his job with enthusiasm and is super friendly. I didn't appreciate one of the Indian owners (male) chiding him to move it along today. It was unprofessional on part of the owner. Hope they can appreciate my sentiment and can treat all of their employees with the respect they deserve, especially in front of customers. read more

The groupon pick up ordering feature is cool. The groupon allows you to use the deal amount and then use your saved card info to pay the difference. Then they email you a pickup time. As for the food- well, I don't know if it's the best thing to order to go. It's very saucy so you unwrap a very messy sandwich. The wraps seem quite small as well, but they're heavy on flavor, which makes them quite filling. I tried a chicken tikka on a flaky partha wrap and the cheese paneer on a wheat roti wrap, both with standard toppings. Flavor was good and both seemed on the healthy side, which I like. They're heavy on onions, so if that's not your thing, make sure you tell them to leave them out. I'd come again if I was having lunch in the area, but I'd eat in. Service was quick and friendly. read more

I knew this place would be good when there was a line of fellow brown people there. If I saw only white guys, I would have bolted. Seeing brown folks made me more comfortable in thinking this would be decent. The wraps are good, not huge, way smaller than Chipotle, and maybe smaller than Taco Bell burritos. You could easily eat 2, but the deal with one wrap and either samosas or sweet potato fries is good enough. Speaking of which, the fries are awesome, especially if they are fresh out the cooker. If they added some kebob rolls, this place would be the bomb. read more

This place really should have opened up in May 2010 but it opened up in June 2010. I moved to Houston, TX at the end of May but would have frequented this place quite a bit had it opened up just a month earlier. We're talking multiple times a week here! I made my first trip back to Chicago last weekend and had to go to this place because Khati rolls are awesome. A few of my Chicagoan friends had already been here and gave it good reviews so I knew it was a must try! I ordered the Cheese Paneer and Potato Tava wraps both extra spicy (comes with fresh peppers if ordered this way). The paratha is grilled to warm it and crisp it just a bit and then the stuffings and sauce are added prior to rolling it up. In addition to the paneer or potato they put onions, cilantro and lime which give it the extra awesome taste. The Potato Tava one was my favorite of the too because I love potatoes. The combination of flavors was best in this wrap. The cheese paneer was tasty and still good but not as good as the other. I do wish the wraps were a bit larger which is why I am dinging it 1 star. Do I really need it to be Chipotle sized? I actually don't. The price for two rolls came out to be about $9.50 which I think is reasonable. If I lived in Chicago, this would be a bi-weekly addiction...and I'd totally over-do eating here. Confession: I actually had this for lunch prior to leaving...then went back for two more for my flight to eat back at home. read more

For affordable, FRESH, flavorful lunch in the loop, this truly is as good as it gets! Service here is super fast and really friendly. I'm a sucker for frequent diner clubs, and this place has a great one --buy 6 get one free! I'm not a big meat or chicken eater, but I cannot stop ordering their Chicken Tikka wrap! So flavorful, so plentiful. I ask for extra onions to improve the meat to veggie ratio, but probably not necessary for normal people. I'm just obsessed with veg, with a particular love for onions. Lamb - Two thumbs up! This one costs a bit more than the other wraps, but it's worth it. Ultra tender, lean, pulled lamb, slow cooked in a super delicious, aromatic gravy. Cheese Paneer Wrap - Another tasty choice! As much as I love the Chicken Tikka, this one might be a touch more delicious... ;) Chicken Reshmi - Good, but not quite as tender as the Chicken Tikka. Anything can be made spicy -- and in my opinion, that's the way to go. It's a nice spice -- good kick that doesn't linger on the tongue excessively. All wraps can be made with whole wheat roti or flaky paratha. I like the paratha (they call it partha), but the whole wheat roti is also a great option, as it's not a dry, hard to swallow type of whole wheat product. If you're in a rush and craving some tender, flavorful, lean chicken (or lamb... or cheese) for lunch, give this place a shout. Online ordering is super efficient, but even without ordering ahead, the line moves fast. read more

This was my first time there, and I have decided that this is Indian fast food at its very best. This place has wraps and bowls (think Chipotle) and you can pick your "meat" Also, this place has a great option for vegetarians -- paneer (which is sort of like cottage cheese). Since I am a sucker for paneer, I got the Paneer Wrap. You have two options for the wrap. You can get it in a wheat roti or a paratha. The default option is the paratha. I liked it but it was a little bit on the oily side and a little thick. When I go back, I am definitely going to try the roti (it's also probably a lot healthier). The filling was the paneer. I liked that they didn't skimp on it. Also, it tasted really fresh and was bursting with flavor. I like my food pretty spicy so I also got hot sauce, and that hot sauce is not for amateurs. I loved the wrap. It cost about ~$5. The only reason this a four star and not a five star is because the wrap was miniscule. ended up only getting one and that was a mistake. Unless you have a tiny stomach, get a minimum of two wraps. Overall, service was great! The guy behind the counter was super friendly, and getting my wrap took less than five minutes. The place is super casual, and definitely great for a lunch spot. I will definitely be going back!. Tip: Make sure to use the $8 for $10 Yelp deal read more

I came back here again, I really wanted to try their sandwich so, here I am again. I can say that the sandwich itself was tasty and the consistency of flavor is still there. It wasn't quite toasty, but it was nice and warm enough. The chicken inside was taste great. It has a good seasoning. Then the veggies was fresh and so good to eat. They offer also a fantastic chicken reshmi rice bowl with a creamy yogurt sauce delight. It has a fresh veggies and onions on toppings. My favorite one was their potato chips. It has a lot of sauce including mustard and mayo on it. Its very tasty. Definitely order this again and again. Just visit this sub if you have time. Cause you will surely love this. I will give 5 star for this. read more

I enjoyed my first experience! Had the Chicken Tikka wrap, which was delicious, and the Samasa side (love how they are bite sized). Now if this place had mango lassi we would really be talking!!! read more

I'd say I was pretty disappointed. This was the highest rated Indian food within a mile of my office and I was craving something to give me some fire-belly. I made the trek (.8mile) and bought the yelp 'deal' ($8 for $10). I'd say even with the deal, it was overpriced for what I got. I got the lamb curry wrap meal with 3 'samosas' and a drink. I ended up having to pay an extra $0.09 on top of the $10 certificate on my phone. The wrap was tiny. I wasn't looking for a chipotle-baby-sized meal but I thought the wrap looked about the size of a taco-bell-sized taco. The samosas were also small and looked like frozen fried ravioli. The taste of everything was mediocre and overly salty but the textures were all disappointing. The wrap was close to the consistency of a damp paper towel. The samosas were not at all flaky. Everything tasted and felt like it had been in hot steamer trays all day. That's probably because they had been. I would not go back and have given up on passable Indian food in the loop. bummer read more

Excellent food and extremely efficient. Great vegetarian options such as the Chole/chick pea wrap, Samosa Wrap and Paneer wrap. The wrap is not the average tortilla, it is a nice flaky paratha. They have great options in terms of herbs and spices. Ask for extra hot and you will get a nice spicy bite to the wrap. To make things more indian and authentic, I strongly recommend getting a Thums-up cola, which is stronger in the cola taste with a little less sugar than Coca-Cola. I had the Steak Boti wrap and the chicken Reshmi wrap. The strip steak pieces were nice and juicy and chutney sauce on top of it complimented it very well. The chicken reshmi was tender with the very herbal chutney and ginger spice concoction. The service is courteous and efficient, can't ask for more! read more

Had a good time @ lunch today. I had the panner wrap with samosas as a side. I found the panner wrap spicier than I had imagined(living in US for few years may have reduced my spice threshold) but very tasteful and sufficient for lunch. The samosas were very tasty and unlike other places not at all oily. My colleagues had the meat flavors and though it was great. I do agree that the place is more of a take out rather than eat in. They have limited tables and chairs for 4 and do not have extra chairs. So, if 6 ppl sit on a table, there wont be enough chairs for the other table. Overall I had a good experience and will definitely go their again and try the other flavors. read more

What a disappointment! I used to live closer to the Wells location and I remember how slow the service was even well after the lunch hour. I've tried almost everything on their menu over the course of a year and half in the few times I've been there and I have to say, most of the wraps taste the same. I learned from a friend that BW now has a food truck that visits AON on Thursdays so I thought I would go check it out. Mwah wah wah. What a drag- literally, it was so so so slow. There were 2 women working, including the woman who I think is the owner, and it was embarrassingly slow. One girl was in charge of putting the miniscule wraps in a bag which takes a total of 3 seconds. The owner was in charge of the money, however, she could have been more efficient. She kept all the money in the truck, which is fine but most people are paying cash. It would be much faster to keep several ones in your hand so you can make change faster. It is possible to pay by card, but have the 'food girl' handle charges and the owner can do cash sales so things can go much faster. So after all that I got a lamb curry wrap. I took it back to my desk and opened the bag. I thought it was a joke at how small it was so I took out a ruler and measured it. It was 5.5" x 2" x 1" and I paid $6.50 for it. The fact that some of you think this place is a value is crazy to me. You definitely need more than one to be full, but for $11 I can get a full meal for less elsewhere in the Loop. The bottom line: the food is fine, but the service and cost is ridiculous. read more

I lucked up on this gem of a food truck sitting outside of Flirty Girl in Lincoln Park. The company rep was very nice and explained to us the top selling menu items. My friend and I both got wraps, her was lamb and mine chicken and I also got samosas. I didn't realize how good the food was going to be but it was surely worth every penny. The food was hot, meat was very moist. As a bonus, I received a coupon to visit the restaurant, which I will be cashing in on the next time I'm downtown. read more

This is a pretty good lunch spot in the Loop if you're tired of American food. Don't be fooled by the cheap prices ($4 for most wraps, the lamb is $6) because they are small (5-6" long and 2" in circumference), so you will most likely have to order a side ($2) or another wrap. By then, it comes out to the same price you'd normally spend on a sandwich or wrap at lunch. This shop is small, but the line moves quickly. There's also enough seating for about 20 people max, but it seems like many people take it to go. The wraps come in the standard paratha (flaky flatbread) or roti (whole wheat). Get the paratha - it'll feel very comforting in your tummy. I've tried the chicken tikka and chicken reshmi wraps, and I liked the reshmi better than the tikka. The tikka was a little sweet, and I wasn't expecting that. I like the extra touch of pickled onions in the two sandwiches, though, because I like veggies. The flavors are bold but balanced, not overwhelming. And nothing I had was "spicy," much to many people's misconceptions on Indian food. I also tried the sweet potato fries and samosas, and they are both great! In addition to the 2 chicken wraps and 2 sides I mentioned, they also serve lamb, steak, potato, and cheese wraps and 1 salad. That's their whole menu. read more

This is a...shaky three star. I'm inclined to give it the benefit of the doubt as one of the few Indian spots for lunch, but it could use some work. Prices are cheap, service is fast - they have about 6 wraps available fr purchase, chicken tikka, reshmi, a couple vegetarian options, and steak, and a lamb. I had reshmi - which was a little dry, but with enough coriander chutney, got edible. Not the greatest chutney either, but OK. Their wraps are paratha, which were a bit oily, but did the job. I also indulged in the side of pakoora, which tasted pretty good, but lacked execution - they might have been fried at one point, but just felt soggy and oily. Everything was also a touch on the salty side. Of note, hungry folks could easily eat two wraps - from $3-6 each, two doesn't need to break the bank, but could still be pricey for my lunch budget. Others had chicken tikka, which was by all accounts much better than the reshmi. And the sweet potato fries were soggy (see what I mean about lots of bad sweet potato fries popping up everywhere?). I would go back to try the tikka and the lamb...but...this is just middling. If I'm not wowed by the food next time, it will drop off the list - it's a long walk from my office, but semi-close to a client, hence the reason I'm there in the first place. Finally, they open at 12. Seems late for a loop lunch...but...whatever. read more

I had a chicken reshmi wrap, coconut-pineapple lassi and a little chocolate dessert( I can't remember the name). You can get mild or spicy seasoning and I chose spicy. It wasn't spicy to me and I'm not a person who is into heat but that wasn't a problem. That info is for people who like their items spicy. :-) I spent about $8 and I don't regret it. I thought it was tasty. The service was awesome! read more

Bombay Eats - Reshmi wrap - Indian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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First of all, when I see a restaurant on Yelp that has only been open a month and it already has tons of positive reviews, I know I need to try it out. So, that's what I did today. I was craving Indian but have recently been on a health kick, so the whole wheat Flabread Paratha sounded perfect! The restaurant itself was nothing to write home about - kind of Chipotle-ish feel with an assembly line of employees making the food. However, the food....mmmmmm, just finished eating it and I had to write a review immediately, THAT'S how good it was! I got the Chicken Tikka Wrap and fries and I seriously can not hype this place up enough. I will be going back, probably next week. I like a smaller lunch so one wrap was the perfect size. I agree with Yini though, if you are a big eater, you may need two wraps. Also, they had regular fries instead of sweet potato fries so I tried those and they were mmmm mmm good!! Crispy, crunchy, spicy deliciousness. Lunch for a coworker and myself was $11.00. Can't complain about that! If you like spicy foods and work in the Loop, you have to try this place!! read more

This place has potential, but it's not quite there yet. Let me tell you why: 1. Flavors. They appear, but are sort of hazy. Like they just got out of bed. Not all there. I had a lamp wrap but without the spicy chutney, I just don't feel it would've had a ton going for it. Supposedly it had red curry sauce, but all I found was a dense scoop of shredded lamp, a sprinkle of pickled onions, and a large squirt of the green stuff. 2. Appearance. This stuff does NOT travel well. I walked two blocks back to my office, and in that time, my wrap had transformed from this tv-ad looking taco-wrap to a...well wet, slimy looking mess. Just in appearance, not feel, or taste. 3. Size. I used this wrap to supplement my home bought meal. Without what I'd bought from home, this wouldn't be enough to fill me up (28 year old, in shape guy). 4. Price. Not overpriced for a small loop lunch, but it felt like it was tickling the ceiling for what I was getting. I've had the samosas here before, and they're fan-freakin-tastic. They have lassis and some "thumbs up" beverage that every Indian guy in the place was drinking. It looked like a brown soda/cola. Space was clean, bright, well visible menu-tv's, and friendly and efficient staff. read more

was so-so.. The wraps were decent but they got to have more fresh ingredients and use less oil Would rather eat at roti read more

I heard about Bombay Wraps when it opened and some friends told me about it too. Thanks to the friends, I knew that getting just one wrap was not enough and you needed either another wrap or sides to fill you up. Break-down: 1. Price: We got 4 rolls and a drink for $20. So really $10 per person incl tax. Remembering firstly that you're in the loop, secondly Kati Roll prices in NYC are now the same (it's on their website), and third you would get a chipotle burrito for the same price, it's not that bad. 2. Food: I really enjoyed it. Among us, we got chicken tikka, lamb curry, paneer (cheese), and potato. We liked them all with chicken tikka and paneer as faves. Good spices, not greasy, enjoyed the actual bread of the wrap. Really liked the green/cilantro chutney too, quite authentic. It's been many years since I've been to Kati Roll in new york (I do remember loving it) but can't compare the two due to the time lapsed, but I definitely like this place and think it's a really good alternative (esp compared to other places I've tried kati rolls in the US and India). Didn't try the sides/samosas, perhaps next time (although my expectations are crazy high -- my daadi (grandma) makes the best samosas in the world!) 3. Service: The woman at the counter, by my guess, was the owner/manager. She was pleasant enough, but could have been a little more welcoming. The girl making the food was nice. You get your food really fast, so that's a big plus! Although, I must comment on the replies the restaurant has been making here on yelp to 2-star reviews: I find them arrogant and not helpful. Yelp is an open forum for true opinions, not everyone will love everything, but there is no reason to bash someone's opinion and boast the high reviews you do receive. 4. Ambiance: Clean, quick-service type. Nice, but no frills. As expected for a quick meal. 5. Time: I understand it's in the loop and mainly financial/business district, but they're completely closed on the weekends. Wish they were open at least Saturday, I would take friends that came into town. It is a plus they are open until midnight on Fridays. read more

I love this place. Discovered it while walking down wells trying to find something for lunch this past summer and I have been hooked ever since. I love Indian food so I've found the Chicken Tikka wrap to be a fun twist on a classic dish -- great for lunch since it's not heavy (but you'll definitely want two wraps, or at least one wrap plus a side). My coworkers and I are obsessed with the sweet potato fries and spicy ketchup. Also, the staff are super friendly and accommodating, 5 stars!! read more

Excellent idea of having a quick and fast indian meal somewhere in the Loop. I have been hooked to this place from the day I first went. The food is surprisingly creative and bang for your buck. I usually shuttle between the chicken reshmi and chicken tikka, with occasional orders of the cheese paneer and potato tava. Even the samosas and the sweet potato fries are pretty legit, and are the perfect sides to the meal. The wraps go nicely with paranthas, and for those who can handle - you can ask them to make your wrap extra hot !! (The wraps in general have a moderate spice level, and you can control the level of heat for the chutneys) Plus, with the addition of breakfast wraps on friday mornings, the incentives for a trip have just increased. Service-wise as well, its pretty fast, barring the lines you might have to stand in rush hours. It's also wins brownie points for offering two very popular indian sodas along with the regular fare. Overall, one of my favorite places to eat. Definitely recommended. read more

I think the quality has gone down drastically. Not sure if there is a new management but ordered reshmi and panner wraps. Paneer was Ok but I saw the chicken in reshmi had no marination. They just put sause on top of it. The result was bland, stale taste. My friend ordered a chicken tikka and he said the same thing. It never use to be like that ( experience from a year ago). Hope they improve on it. read more

The wraps are mediocre at best. They are not very tasty, which is disappointing considering it is supposed to be Indian food. All the wraps are is a small roti(think small tortilla taco), wrapped around a few chunks of meat and maybe a couple onions if you wants onions. You can also add sauce if you want, but it adds almost nothing to the nonexistent taste in this wrap. All together its not much for the $5 you are going to be shelling out. If you want better indian wraps there is a place called Naansense down the street that makes way better wraps. Recap: -Not tasty, no spice whatsoever -Not alot of food -Price-to-Food discrepancy read more

Bombay wraps is a great place to go when you're tired of the plethora of sub shops in the loop. I've been here several times, and love their chicken tikka and chicken reshmi wraps. I love these two so much that I have not tried the other wraps, but they are on my list. If you want spicy food, you will get spicy food- not sure about the mild stuff, since I like my wraps to have a bit of a kick to them. Usually I get the combo with either samosas (which are small but tasty!) or the sweet potato fries, and a soft drink. The samosas come with the green minty sauce which is tasty, and the sweet potato fries come with some tangy ketchup which I enjoy, but that one of my coworkers didn't care for when we went one time. To each their own. Staff is always nice and there is not a ton of space so if you are coming during the lunch rush, I recommend getting your items to go. Haven't been yet for breakfast, but I will if I'm ever in the area that early. If you're wondering whether you should come here, try it once, you will probably like it- it's a great break from the other sandwich and lunch spots in the area. They also have a punch card! read more

Best lunch spot downtown. I heart the Chicken Tikka wrap. The Indian spices and the chutney sauce is delicious and it's only $3.99. I recommend two wraps and an order of the samosas and you'll be set. Need a good downtown lunch spot, try Bombay Wraps. read more

I tried two of their wraps during lunch and it was a very deliciously filling meal. Chicken Tikka - Pretty good, I'd have it again. Chicken Reshmi - I enjoyed this more than the Tikka. Full with flavor! What really made the wraps great as the Flaky Paratha that wrapped the filling! Wow! I've never had a wrap as good! It wasn't dry, hard, or tasteless. The service was okay. Acceptable for that type of restaurant during lunch time in the loop. There is a small amount of seating which was fine since majority of people seemed to take their food to go. We didn't run into a line which is always a plus for lunch time! read more