Best indian food in WI…read more They don't have tap to pay, and I was just short in cash. The guy said no problem, and covered me. I will recommend this place to anyone who is craving indian cuisine.

I really like Curry dishes, and the food is great. It's a take out only and for that, it is just…read moreway too expensive.

I got chicken curry and rose milk. I am glad I got the milk. Because the curry was WAY to spicy!…read more The service is fast food. And the store was clean. It was MEH

I stopped by on an evening for a quick bite. Chicken curry was way too spicy. Chicken biryani was…read morejust ok. I also went for a rose milk. That was ok as well.

I've never had an issue getting a table when I've tried to dine in, but I most often get takeout…read more It's pretty dark in the restaurant but it's cozy and there's a good amount of seating. Some of my favorites are the mango curry, mung bean curry, and Indo mac. They have a really good vegan selection. I also love to buy their blocks of tempeh for my own cooking. Something I want to call out is how thoughtfully they pack to-go orders. Everything seems to be recyclable or compostable. Everything is labeled, the soup containers are taped on the side so they don't spill, and they put a piece of cardboard in the bottom of the bag to keep everything upright. These are little things that show me how much care they put into their food/dining experience and I wanted to highlight them!

Service: Extraordinary!! Our waiter was so friendly and knowledgeable about the food and the…read morecocktail options. He took great care of us and made us feel welcomed and appreciated. Food: Wow!! We ordered 3 entrees to share amongst 3 people- "medium" spice level- and each was perfect! We even had extra to take home. My favorite was the tempeh. I didn't know how much potatoes are used in Indonesian cooking. This Irish girl appreciated that! Each of the 3 dishes included potatoes in some way and each were different and delicious. Cocktails: I ordered the Long Island Thai Tea and it was too strong for me so a friend drank it, and said it was awesome, and I happily returned to Diet Pepsi. I'm not really a drinker. It looks like there is a performance space next to the dining room, so I'm guessing there might be music or karaoke nights here? I'm totally going to check out that option as that would be a blast. Looooooooved everything about Bandung and I'll be back. Often!!

The vegetable pakora was exceptionally bready, but tasted quite good…read more The fish Tikka masala was decent as well. Neither was great, but still good enough for 4 stars.

Hostess is very rude not gonna go ever again I just ask…read morecouple questions and answer in one words and I asked again and not answered

Just ask RAMA and she will tell you what to eat. Love their mango lassi and lechi drink. Everything…read moreis beyond your imagination!

My friend and I had our lunch at Bombay cafe food truck at the Farmers Market, Madison capital…read moresquare location. We were very tired after lots of walking at the market. Owners Milind & Rama Ranade were extremely very friendly during our conversation while placing the order. We both ordered Bombay Falafal, and it was very scrumptious with perfect spice level along with rice & lentils, salad and two kind of chutney hot and sweet. Looking forward to visit this eatery again. Only suggestion I would like to give for Bombay Falafel order, was instead of two chutneys I would rather have Tahini sauce and olive oil & instead of rice and lentils I would have enjoyed pita bread to make the dish very authentic. Cutting one star for this issue. Nonetheless food was fantastic.

Came here for a Wednesday Lab Night (AYCE), $40/pp with tip included. Party of 2…read more For this lab night, we got the garlic naan with a dill yogurt dip, beet potato masala, cabbage stir fry with lotus over rice (tasted like grandma's cooking!), beets and mushroom over puree, & cranberry cake with hot fruit jam on top soaked in hazelnut cream with pistachio. All savory dishes full of spice and flavor. It was coincidentally all vegetarian this night, and still very very filling. We also ordered a drink, the Gaon Ka Buzurg (Village Elder) tasted like a floral garden, like we were back in Taiwan having afternoon tea! Also smells really good At the end of the five courses, the waiter asked us if there's any dishes we wanted to try again. Would 100% come again! Love the concept of the lab night, the chefs did not disappoint.

This was such a fun spot, I'm glad I got to try it! They do something called lab nights on…read moreweeknights, it's $40 and they serve you a random assortment of dishes that they are trying out. It's all you can eat, and tip is included. You can list dietary restrictions when you make your reservation and they will do their best to accommodate those. It's a fun way to try new food and not really have to think about what you're gonna be getting. The service was unique for lab night, they only give you one plate at the start and no spoons but you can ask for cutlery if needed (we did!)

Showed up early. Plenty of outside seating! Server was very attentive despite being busy. Food…read morearrived VERY quickly; I got the Sigawot, which was delicious! The injera wasn't as sour as I'd hoped (perhaps made with wheat flour? Not sure) and the coffee was just a french press, but these are MINOR quibbles about a very positive overall experience. I'll forgive minor issues if the service is good and the portions are appropriate, and this exceeded my expectations for both.

This place is absolutely gorgeous, there was live improvised chill jazzy music, not much staff but…read morevery friendly and was surprisingly not too busy. Food was smaller on the portions size (especially the Samsara), the taste of the meat was spectacular, and the injera (Ethiopian flatbread) was a miss for us (as well as the lentil salad). Overall highly recommend trying this place out once. Dolowot and other main entrees look solid enough!

I dined in on a Monday evening. The place was not too busy. Shaah tea was my absolute favorite item…read morehere. A small one was just $2, but came in good quantity, and it was rich and flavorful. Chapati beef roll was my favorite entree. There was a spicy sauce in green bottle. That is super flavorful. That enhances the flavor. Chicken legs over rice was my other item. Chicken was super tender and flavorful. Rice came in good quantity and was flavorful as well. Side salad had an extreme strong kick from raw onion. Portion size was big here. Prices were reasonable. Drinks in the front fountain (pinapple and mango) were complimentary. That was a nice gesture. Other places would have charged a couple of dollars for that.

This is a nice cafe with prompt, friendly service and an interesting Somali menu. Whatever meal you…read morechoose, don't forget to add one of the sauces that are brought to the table. Our first taste seemed bland. We were told that traditionally dishes would arrive to the table already seasoned, but some customers found them too hot, so they now let each diner add their own sauce. The lunch menu is comprised primarily of a choice of meat and either rice or pasta, the latter being a leftover from Italian colonization of Somalia. I had the goat and pasta, both of which benefited by the (judicious) addition of the hot green sauce by itself or diluted a bit with the mild white sauce. The goat was a bit tough but had a nice flavor. It came with a lime wedge and some chopped lettuce, onion, and green pepper. My husband had the beef chapati and was "underwhelmed." The chapati was quite soggy and the dish was heavy on potatoes for his taste. We both enjoyed the sweet and spicy Somali tea, a chai type that is enjoyably heavy on cloves. This family restaurant is definitely worth a stop.