Bombay Street Kitchen is nestled away in a standalone location along South Orange Blossom Trail not…read morefar from The Florida Mall in Orlando. The consistently high ratings led me here for lunch and I was not disappointed. The interiors are tastefully modern and welcoming, with plenty of seating and pleasant decor. I started off with the mango lassi (4/5) which was delightfully refreshing without being too sweet. For meals, we went with the paneer makhani (4.5/5), chole bhature (5/5), vegetable malabari (5.5), and butter naan (4.5/5). All the meals were delicious and prepared using high quality ingredients, with no weak spots. I'd rank Bombay Street Kitchen among the top 2 Indian restaurants I've been to in the state (most Indian restaurants I've been to in Florida have been pretty underwhelming and average). Happy to round up my overall rating as service (5/5) was quick and friendly. I look forward to returning to Bombay Street Kitchen and would recommend them to others looking for delicious Indian food in Orlando.

One of my favorite foods to eat! Started off with veggie…read moresamosa & samosa chat, it was my first time trying samosa chat and it was delicious!!.it's samosas covered in a chickpea sauce that was delightful Mine and my hubby's go to is always butter chicken medium heat w/ garlic naan. My mom had the goat ranganous and enjoyed it very much. Overall great service and ambiance.

Authentic south Indian cuisine with delectable vegetarian dishes- masala dosas are my favorite! My…read moregoto takeout place for a taste of mom's cooking! Thank you

Good South Indian place in Orlando. Had the idly which was good. The vada Sambhar didn't appeal…read moremuch. Thali was good. Dosa was also fine.

Fresh kitchen is my absolute favorite when eating out! Delicious food…read more I got the 4 bowl Bbq chicken Broccoli Mash potatoes Sweet potato noodles The cookies are yummy too! 5 star for meeee

Ordered their FOUR, 11.99$ 2 base,, 1 protein, 1 veggie and…read more1 sauce. Sweet potato noodles, chard and cabbage, Lemmon garlic broccoli, grilled rosemary chicken, roasted almonds, tomatoes and coconut siracha. The sweet potato noodles was aldente, the charred cabbage was good. The only thing I didn't like was the broccoli, it was soggy. Place is clean and fast service. Moderate price $$

Loved that smoothie samples are offered I instantly was…read moredrawn to the Green which was as delicious as my filling Orlando Cobb salad. Service was swift, Ugrean shall always be the reason to stop in Florida Malls food court.

This was a good experience for a good court place. I chose the make your own salad. I had field…read moregreens, brown rice, feta, beets, falafel, cranberry and walnuts with Thai peanut dressing. The salad was huge! I couldn't eat it all. The lady who made my salad was very helpful as this was the first time I had been to the restaurant. I'd definitely return.

Our meal was phenomenal. Located inside the Ritz hotel our group of 3 had outstanding service and…read moreI'm still thinking about how delicious everything was. Scallops and burrata, beet and strawberry salad were amazing. Cocktails creative and well executed, I thoroughly enjoyed the heat wave which had watermelon and pepper ice cubes. I recommend!

Our family of four had dinner at Highball & Harvest last night. This was our third dinner at the…read moreRitz/JW Grande Lakes and possibly one of my least favorite meals. Let's focus on the positives first: the atmosphere is incredibly fun and the live music Saturday night was a perfect touch at the bar. There were plenty of fun activities for the kids and there was an all-you-can-eat buffet for the kids with fried chicken and shrimp, macaroni and cheese, fries, and red velvet cupcakes. $25 is a deal if your child would chow down on shrimp, but it might not be a great deal if your child is usually full after four bites. Our server was absolutely fantastic, friendly and very attentive. We started off the dinner with some fantastic deviled eggs and a lemon cello cocktail. I ordered the shrimp and grits and was really disappointed with the tiny, overcooked shrimp and crawfish that accompanied the slightly bland grits. The shrimp on the kids buffet was at least four times larger than the sad little shrimp in my dish. I think the sausage was cut into smaller chunks just so it wouldn't be so obvious how small the shrimp was. My husband didn't love his heirloom tomato salad and said the Wagyu appetizer was disgusting. Dessert was mediocre. The macarons that accompanied my crème brûlée were stale and chewy. This is a fun spot for a drink and appetizer, but I would skip eating dinner at Highball & Harvest.

Dining at Madras Cafe is truly a comforting dive into authentic South Indian flavors, especially if…read moreyou're in the mood for a proper, satisfying meal. We went for the Thali, and it arrived like a feast--beautifully presented with a wide variety of dishes that felt both generous and thoughtfully prepared. The portions are no joke here; it's the kind of meal that keeps you going back for "just one more bite." What's even better is that they're happy to offer additional servings if you're still hungry, which makes the experience feel warm and hospitable rather than transactional. Flavor-wise, the food really shines. Each component of the Thali carries its own personality--rich, aromatic, and rooted in tradition. You can tell the kitchen isn't cutting corners when it comes to spices and authenticity. That said, a few items leaned a bit on the salty side for my taste. It didn't take away from the overall enjoyment, but it was noticeable enough to stand out among otherwise well-balanced dishes. All in all, it's a place that delivers on both quantity and authenticity. If you're craving a hearty South Indian meal that feels close to home-style cooking, Madras Cafe is definitely worth the visit. Come hungry--you'll need the appetite.

We traveled almost 6,000 miles and the first place we go for dinner is Madras Cafe and we will…read moreprobably eat here almost every night for the next week. It's so delicious I forgot to take photos of my meal, which was the Szechuan Dosa, very tasty! I did remember to get a pic of the second order of garlic naan. We found this place a few years ago and always make it a point to come back. We enjoy trying different things, and so far it is all a great experience.

**Food:** We tried the Bhakri Pizza, Bahubali Sandwich, and Dabeli. The Bhakri Pizza had a lot of…read morepotential, though the bhakri was a bit overcooked this time--I'd love to try it again when it's perfectly done! The Dabeli had a nice flavor with the potatoes, onions, and dabeli masala, but I was hoping for the full traditional experience with the tangy chutneys, crispy sev, and fresh onion toppings that make it so special. It was also a touch sweeter than the classic version I remember. Since I came here looking to reconnect with those nostalgic flavors from back home, it would be wonderful to see an authentic Dabeli on the menu--I think it would be a real crowd-pleaser! **Service:** The place was bustling with customers, which is always a great sign! The staff did a commendable job managing the rush--they took our order promptly and served our food efficiently. We were happy to help ourselves with the rest given how busy they were keeping things running smoothly. **Ambiance:** The space is comfortable and functional--clean and with decent seating. It serves its purpose well for a casual meal. **Overall thoughts:** There's definitely promise here! With a few tweaks to bring out more authentic flavors and ensure consistency in the cooking, this place could really shine. I'm rooting for them and would love to visit again to see how things evolve!

Perfect place to get amazing Jain food…read more We ordered manchow soup , pav bhaji and paneer chilly. The soup and bhaji were delicious and freshly made. We wouldn't recommend the paneer chilly as the paneer was rubbery. Located very close to many parks in Orlando and highly recommended if you are looking for Jain Food.

Our serve was very attentive and nice. The atmosphere was really fun around 7 pm on a Friday. It…read morewas getting more busy as we were leaving but we had a blast. The food was seriously incredible. The salmon and potatoes was some of the best I've had. The cheesecake brûle was delicious. The tacos I had didn't blow me away but were still really good. We also had some great drinks. Namely Hibiscus Muleish, Strawberry Mule and House Tripel. All were fantastic. I rarely have so much go right in a meal which is why I'm going out of my way to review. The only thing that was kinda bleh was the location. But what can you do. Highly recommend! We will be back.

Christine, Robert, and leadership who offered to pack up our dinner tonight - Thank you! Little did…read moreyou know, I celebrated my new dream job today and out of all the restaurants - we wanted to celebrate here. Happy hour is affordable and the selections for apps are to-die for. We shared the calamari and queso dip, and my fiance got the pork chop and I got the steak bowl. Pork chop and steak was cooked to tender and the veggies were seasoned perfectly. It was a reminder why we chose this place as a celebration. Thank you for a wonderful night! I wish we got the manager's name, but he was with Robert and we thank-you for hosting us and creating a special space of hospitality. We enjoyed the night and can't wait to come back and bring our friends and family. Spent my first dream job paycheck here. That says something!

Always a favorite when in Orlando! Made a reservation a week prior through OpenTable…read more We arrived at 530pm on a Friday and were able to take advantage of the Happy Hour, which was a phenomenal deal. There were 3 of us. We split 2 of the set appetizer menu. Came with 9 items in each set. The black bean hummus was delicious! I ordered a starry night cocktail, which was also good!

Overall, I really enjoyed our meal here…read more Just a heads up this place is loud so this is not the restaurant you want to have an intimate conversation. However, it is quite fun, when we got there on a Saturday night, they were having a Taylor Swift look alike performance. I absolutely loved it. It turned out it was happening every hour so we were able to watch her perform twice. They also had someone selling jewelry and an artist painting, overall it is such a fun vibe. If you want a standard table, you need to make a reservation, I made a reservation like 15 minutes before and they only had outdoor seating and high tops available. We chose a high top and it was fine. They do have a kids menu so my son was able to order a cheese pizza with a side of fries and the other one ordered a chicken quesadilla with a side of fruit. On the kids menu it says cheese quesadilla but he really wanted chicken, I was surprised the chicken was a bit spicy. He ate a couple bites and then asked for his own cheese pizza after seeing his brothers. All the plates are meant to be shared so they come out whenever they're ready. My older son's cheese pizza came out immediately and then my younger son's chicken quesadilla came out after all our food had been delivered. I think this is what made him want a cheese pizza because he didn't have his own meal for majority of the time we were eating. When we finally ordered his cheese pizza it then took a long time to come out. I'm guessing it's because it's woodfired and his pizza was behind a ton of other pizzas whereas with my older son we must've ordered at a good time. My absolute favorite dish was the marinated cucumbers. It was a light and delicious. It reminds me of what I find at a Japanese restaurant. I also got the butter chicken, it was OK. I didn't find the chicken super tender so I would skip it next time. We also got the maple glazed chicken wings. I found the breading to be overly salty. I ended up taking off all of the breading and my younger son ate a ton of the chicken. I would skip it next time. We got the steak skewers, which were pretty delicious. Again didn't love it so probably would get something else next time. My husband did not like his ribs so he definitely should skip that next time. So overall, the food was OK, but my kids absolutely destroyed their pizza and I love the atmosphere, which is why I'm giving this place four stars. I see that it has great potential. If parking is a problem, I recommend parking at icon park and walking because it's about five minutes away. Our server was super nice, she was a bit slow, but she also had a giant table next to us, which could've contributed to that. I would definitely come back. I enjoyed our experience here.

Order your food on their touchscreen and have a seat. They'll call your number and go pickup your…read moretray at the counter. Drinks and utensils are all self serve. Pretty solid. We ordered the tuna and bulgogi gimbap, ramen and kalbi. Food was flavorful and portioned well. Love how the ramen comes out in the pot.

Driving towards my hotel when I spotted this place. Was not sure what to expect when i entered but…read morewas pleasantly surprised. The ordering process was easy. The menu is "simple" but with many well grouped dishes to choose from. The pictures were very helpful. Everything was cooked to order and came out hot and fresh. Plan on waiting a little bit but it is worth it. The spice level was just right for the spicy pork bento box I ordered. It did not overwhelm the dish. This place has the feel of a Korean restaurant inside a larger Korean market. There is very small section with some groceries and a lot of seating. Wish I had something like this closer to where I live.