I liked it. Great sauces and spice. Precooked is not always good. But is way better than beach burrito. Il be back great fast tasty lunch spot. read more

This was so delicious--I ordered the cheese paneer roll and am in a state of wonder

Good wraps. Good prices... a small but sufficient selection. Answers the cravings for inexpensive Indian food in downtown at lunch. Minus any real competition from another Indian wrap place in downtown Chicago (the closest that competes for my palate is Benjy - or another Middle Easter place), there are no other appropriate benchmarks. Food tastes close to one of the north Indian wraps places in India, and is far superior to the poseur that Chutney Joe's is. Yes, the selection is limited, the bread is not made piping fresh - but I cannot see how they could do this any other way. Long lines - so they seem to finally be doing it right. I remember there being another Indian take away in the same spot some years back, but was not motivated to go there again. This looks like it will do well - and provide some much needed variety to my lunch options. read more

I love this place and I am glad there is a spot for indian street food in the loop. I like that the menu is pretty small, so you aren't milling over 200 choices during the lunch rush. I usually get the Chicken Tikka and the Chickpea Chana wrap. You can get your wrap spicy or not, but I recomend going for the heat. The place is small, so if you go often enough you'll recognize the people behind the counter, which I appreciate because the people that work there are friendly. read more

The quantity is bit small for the price, but the taste is really good. The lamb curry was really good, and the meat was very tender. The Chicken Reshmi was OK. Over all, its OK for a quick lunch grab during weekdays. read more

There isn't a much better way to describe this place as simply delicious. Simple menu, simple food, but delectable wraps. Wraps are small, and filled with smokey, flavorful meat. I love their fries, as I have a weakness for those of the sweet potato variety. They are also served with what seems like some sort of spicy ketchup. My only complaint is their hours. My boyfriend kept trying to take me here because he was raving about their fries, and they always seemed to be closed! But, a lot of businesses in the area seem to close pretty early, so they don't lose any points for that. read more

So good! I really like the samosas with sweet tamarind curry sauce. Wide variety of veggie options. The flaky bread for the wrap is also excellent, almost like a thick crepe. read more

Came here for a quick lunch prior to catching a flight from O'Hare and it was incredible. I had the Paneer Cheese wrap and also the samosa wrap and it was incredible! I have been seeking something like this for a while and it really took care of my craving. read more

For some reason I thought I had reviewed B-Dubs already. As an Indian I'm pleasantly surprised a place like this is possible with Indian food. Almost like a street cart but with an actual location attached to the ground. The Chicken Tikka wrap (spicy of course) is incredible and I've eaten around 100 of them in the like 6 months. I also get an order of the 3 samosas and with green chutney the combination becomes killer. I order lunches for the office and make sure BW is a regular. The white people really seem to enjoy it too, so if you're one of those don't be afraid! This is probably my favorite quick food restaurant in the city. Try it. Now. read more

3.5 stars. Pretty good fast Indian in the Loop, and pleasantly not Chipotle-style. The salad with lamb was excellent. The helpful staff guy let me do a rice bowl with half chicken tikka and half chicken reshmi. The rice itself was underwhelming, but the chicken was pretty good (I thought the reshmi was significantly better than the tikka). The samosas were a cute bite sized snack - get them with the FANTASTIC yogurt raita sauce. Top it off with a masala chai and it will be a very pleasant and pretty cheap lunch! read more

I have had many great sandwiches in my life time but when I had a wrap/ beef. I honestly knew that I had to have another one very very soon. The spicy food I ordered was delicious and the service was excellent. If there was a way for me to give Bombay Wraps 10 stars this would be a no brainer. Take my word for it, you won't be disappointed with your choices made in this restaurant. I can assure you of that. 10 Stars. read more

I've been to Bombay wraps only two times within the past 3 years and it's still tastes delicious. I actually had a lamb curry salad which might be a staple food choice for me. It's extremely filling and all of the ingredients are fresh. If you're in the loop or in Streeterville, check this place out! My husband loves the wraps too! read more

OMG, there is a party in my mouth!!! So I really wanted saag paneer (spinach w/ indian spices & cubed cheese), which is my favorite dish however, on my one-hour lunch break in the Loop, it seemed almost impossible to find something fast & not crazy expensive. I found Bombay Wraps on Yelp, chose my wrap preference, (even though I really wasn't in a mood for a wrap cuz i thought it might be too heavy for today), & took the walk over. I'm so glad I did! Not only was the attendant very nice but the food was totally worth the trek over. Their spicy sauce is actually spicy and the wrap is light even though filled with cheese so I don't expect to have a food coma in the next few hours & not feel like a cow. I grabbed a mango lassi which is also hella tasty & spent under $9 for lunch which can be tricky in the Loop. My only reccomendation is that they open up another location closer to DePaul by Jackson & State - we've been hurting for another Indian restaurant ever since they closed Chutney Joes on State (which was overpriced anyway). Delicious, fast food!! read more

I first tried Bombay wraps on the week they opened and they were a complete mess. Also I thought the food did not provide value for money. I decided to try it again now that they are more well established. I have to say that it was a most disappointing experience and left me hungry. The wraps themselves do not lack flavor at all. However the pricing and the meager amount of filling in the wraps makes you wonder if the place is run by accountants. You need at least 3 wraps to feel like you had some food and the amount of oil in the wraps themselves makes that a very unhealthy meal. Also, the way they are priced sets your expectations much higher than what you get. The loop has so many places that gives you double the amount of quality Indian food for the same price. It's a wonder these guys have managed to survive. read more

I was not too impressed with this food from this place. The flavors were subdued and underwhelming. The wrap was just ok, nothing noteworthy or memorable. For the price and the flavor I will not be clawing back to check out any of the other wraps. The samosas were a greasy concoction of dough and some lackluster filling. So who is this place for? People who are too far away from Devon Ave who want to experience a taste of India quickly. read more

Had a chance to go into this place last week as one of my peers frequents this place. First off, the wrap is NOT a NAAN. It is a Paratha and one of the worst ones. It is pre-cooked (and pre-packaged, read loaded with trans-fat) dripping with oil. You might as well have a spoonful of butter. Secondly the chicken portions are way too small. A hotdog has more meat than what they give you. The wrap itself is a joke. Third, the chicken is flavorless (We had tikka, reshmi kabab & Paneer). The cilantro chutney is very watery and is never meant to be used (or poured on a wrap). I am from UK and have had damn good S. Asian food all my life. This was a joke. This weekend, I took couple of those buddies to the suburbs (Schaumburg) and had them eat the Tikka (Dry & with Gravy) and genuine baked Naans. They realized what they were missing. Bottom line, if you don't know Indian food, you will probably be ok (suckers ;) ). If you do, you won't ever go back. read more

It has depreciated in quality in the last 1 year. We ordered chicken tikka masala wrap and chicken reshmi wrap. Both were terrible. I think the chefs are confused between a Mexican burrito and an Indian wrap. couldn't eat after a couple of bites. The spice level we picked was 'spicy' and it turned out to be milder than medium spice level dishes at American restuarants. Never ordering from here again. read more

Yeah, I've dropped it down a star. I love, love, love Bombay Wraps, but don't go here expecting fresh homemade Indian food. Bombay Wraps is to Indian food what Chipotle is to Mexcian food. It's quick food made assembly line style. read more

Super tasty wraps at great prices! The bread and the spicy mint chutney are delicious! We got the chicken tikka and reshmi wraps. Very no frills place but makes up for it with flavor and value read more

Weak, weak, just weak - this place is the very definition of mediocre. They just spoon in some chicken and onions in a frozen roti. Like...the kind of rotis you can just get from the freezer of any Indian grocery store. The presentation is awful and you need $10 to get full. I had 2 wraps and a drink and it was $12! And I still needed a snack a little later. You've got to be kidding me with these prices. Forget this place...pass on it big time. read more

So good! I went with coworkers for the first time and was very happy with my lunch. I had a chicken tikka wrap with a side of sweet potatoe fries. The fries were crispy and very well seasoned. I was sad when I came to the bottom of the bag. The chicken tikka wrap was very nicely seasoned as well and the cilantro sauce they put on top was just the perfect touch. The only reason why I am going 4 stars instead of 5 is that the portions are very small. As a giant fat man, I should have ordered about 3 wraps along with the sweet potatoe fries. I just finished eating and will need to eat again in an hour or two. Portions aside, this is an extremely delicous and fast lunch. I would recomend this for anyone who loves Indian food. I cannot wait to go back! read more

Eh. I wanted to love this place because everyone else did too. I got the chicken reshmi wrap and the samosas. It was about 8 bucks. The samosas were hot and good, but pretty small and overpriced. I ended up having to eat the reshmi wrap at home because I took my food to go but didnt want everyone on the train to get grossed out since it was rush hour. The wrap was flavorless. So boring. I wouldve rather gone to chipotle and spent my 8 dollars. read more

We went to this place a couple of times during our Chicago trip. We absolutely loved the food and service. Their Samosa wraps and potato pattis wraps are heavenly. You should definitely try this place! read more

I love this place. Any time I come into the city and I'm anywhere near the Merchandise Mart, I'll walk down to Bombay Wraps. The spicy chicken tikka wrap and the lamb curry wrap are amazing. If there was a location in the suburbs, they would have all of my money! read more

I was really impressed with Bombay Wraps. First I was really surprised to find a lunch place open in the loop on a saturday, and offering a check-in offer no less. The wraps are assembled quickly and are tasty, and also surprisingly affordable. The sweet potato fries were all right, I could take me or leave em. This was an all around good experience that I would repeat again. read more

I've never had the opportunity to dine in at Bombay Wraps but when I've taken their food to go, it was always quality, tasty food that kept me full for more than half the day. I recommend getting the chickpea channa and chicken tikka wraps. read more

Just had the Chicken Reshmi and Chicken Tikka wraps for lunch. The Tikka (spicy) is good, but not that spicy. The Reshmi is kinda blah. I really want to like them. They do have potential to get repeat business from me. But what killed them is their value. Let me explain. These wraps are tiny! They're like the size of a Taco Bell soft taco, except these wraps cost $4 each! This is great if you're a lady watching her figure. But if you're a moderately hungry guy, you'll need like 3 or 4 of these plus a drink to fill you up. They need to either lower their prices or increase the size of the wraps to make me a repeat customer. read more

Bombay Wraps came to our apartment building under the Fooda program. The only thing I had were their samosas, but they were literally the worst samosas I've ever had. Undercooked with a tasteless vegetable filling inside, and for $3 a piece! My Mother, Wife, and I all had one and all agreed, if they can't even get a samosa right, we're never making a stop at Bombay Wraps. read more

Not the go to place for my Indian food cravings for lunch but there aren't many options in downtown. I tried their paneer on the rice and the spicy version was pretty spicy. It was a crumbled cheese sauce on bed of rice and a little refreshing in place of the cubes of paneer in same makhni sauce. Go a block further for samosas to naansense coz the ones here aren't the good stuff. Masala chai is sweetened already even if the cashier told me otherwise. Typical fast food counter set up. Can come here for a quick bite. read more

Great Breakfast....I stopped by the other morning and discovered this little jem....or should I say ruby?? Anyways their breakfast/ eggs are flavorful and reasonable priced. Portions are a little small but so is the price, and who wants to fill full before they even checked their email. Workers are friendly too. read more

This place is OK in a pinch but nothing about this place is authentic by any means. The paratha's here are pre-made frozen, oily and of cheep quality. The quality of the food here is inconsistent in my opinion. This week, I went there 2 days in a row and got 2 wraps on each day and a soup each time. On the 1st day I got a chicken tikka wrap and a paneer wrap along with a soup. The chicken wrap was a bit dry but edible, the paneer was rubbery but the lentil soup was pretty decent. On the second day, I got a couple of the potato tava wraps. The potato masala was not seasoned properly and the skin was still on the potato's. I also got the lentil soup again which was still good but this time only half the cup was filled. I paid for a full cup and only got 1/2 a cup. Also don't bother with their lassis. I got both the mango and strawberry and they were both overly sweet and tasted very artificial. read more

For a quick Indian craving, this is a great spot. Very affordable and the other is done pretty quickly. Since I've first gone, I've had a rice bowl and wraps and the Tikka and lamb curry were my favorites. Tons of flavor and very savory. Tikka gets kind of messy but it's definitely worth it. Make sure to ask for all of the sauces if you get samosas because each person's got a different favorite. Highly recommend for a simple takeout meal because there hasn't ever been a wait since I've been. read more

My favorite "go-to" lunch! I always get the Chicken Tikka Wrap with the cilantro mint chutney and a side of the Bombay sweet potato fries with their hot & spicy ketchup! Quick tip: Don't skip out on the chutney and the ketchup, it takes an already great taste to the next level. Soo good. read more

Curry in a hurry this is not! Being less expensive than an Indian buffet, with a pared down menu that ranges from $3.99 - 5.99 a wrap, makes this place a real value for a quick lunch that is fresh and interesting. There is no rice or naan bread to be found, rather they wrap the yummy fillings - Chicken, Steak, Lamb, or Vegetarian options - in a flaky, delicious paratha. I have eaten there every week since they recently opened and I will keep coming in for a more interesting lunch in the Loop!! read more

Awesome lightweight but filling , Samosas on point. Sauced up legit. Great fresh produce , low on options but high on value and quality.

Wow. Indian fast food at its best. Tried the Chicken Reshmi first and thought to myself...This is the bomb....This will be my standard order. Then, I took a bite out of the Samosa(Vegetarian wrap) I ordered for the same lunch. No clear winmer. Both awesome. Now my standard lunch order will include both!!! read more

What. So good. Indian food wrapped almost like a burrito? Genius. Only complaint is that each wrap needs to be bigger!

NOTE: Revising review because the manager/ owner reached out to me and provided great service in order to mitigate my bad experience. As my problem was with the service and not the food, I've revised my review to reflect my most recent experience. The food is pretty delicious (and I say this as an Indian), and I definitely enjoyed the sauces and the vegetarian options. A lot of companies have been trying to invent the 'Indian Chipotle', and this place does offer fast Indian fusion food. I wouldn't necessarily call it authentic, but it is tasty and a great lunch option. HOWEVER, I'm vegetarian (and mentioned this clearly as I ordered the two veggie wraps), and when I got back I realized - after biting in - that I'd been given lamb instead. I was so disappointed and angry that I trekked back to the restaurant to get a replacement, and received only a cursory apology, without even the offer of a discount or refund or anything else. That's why this place gets a one-star. read more

The food is good but I placed an order on Seamless and it showed up on the wrong day. When I called to let them know of the mistake and make sure the order was going to also show up on the correct day (today), the girl said she would talk to her manager and then hung up on me. I called again this morning to confirm and got the same girl, she rudely just said "Someone already called yesterday." I told her yes, that was me, and I was just looking for a solid confirmation. I didn't appreciate the attitude, especially since this was completely an error on the restaurant's end. It could have been a simple fix but the unprofessional way it was handled inspired this review. read more

I am obsessed with the chicken tikka wrap, sweet potato fries and the sweet and spicy ketchup. Seriously all so good. Service is quick. The wraps are on the small side so if you're really hungry I'd get two. read more