Bombay Masala Indian Restaurant

“I’ve been here more than 10 times already (recommended by my Indian colleague!) and I just keep coming back. The food is sooo good and the service is always lovely. The price is very reasonable for what you get. The flavors are rich but still very friendly for Thai people who want to start trying Indian food. If you’re curious about Indian cuisine, start here — you won’t regret it!”

“What a find! I'm a traveller at heart who is fortunate to see a lot of the world. I visit curry houses in every city or place that I can as a lover of Indian food. This place is right up there. Unassuming and authentic. If you are a curry lover (or even if you aren't to be honest), come here for lunch or dinner, try the rara chicken and also don't be afraid to ask for their recommendations. You won't regret it! Thanks for the fantastic food team Bombay Masala!”

“Overall, this is a solid and reliable Indian restaurant, suitable for people who want authentic flavors without taking risks. We ordered Mutton Seekh Kebab, Chicken Tikka Masala, Cheese Naan, and iced Masala Tea, and all dishes were well prepared. The spices were aromatic but not overwhelming, making the food quite friendly to Asian palates. The mutton kebab was flavorful with no strong smell, the chicken tikka masala had a rich and smooth sauce, and the cheese naan was especially good when served hot. The iced masala tea was sweet and fragrant, and 60 THB is a very reasonable price in Bangkok. One thing to note is that the restaurant does not have air conditioning and relies on electric fans instead, which might feel a bit warm during hot hours. That said, the place was clean, the food didn’t feel heavy or greasy, and there was no stomach discomfort after the meal. Overall, it’s a comfortable and safe choice for Indian food in the city — not a flashy place, but dependable and satisfying.”

“A great spot for Indian good. Decent pricing and the owner was super nice to talk to. Highly recommend if you are feeling like a little Indian food!”

“I think this is the best budget Indian restaurant in Bangkok. I tried their samosas, which were the showstopper—crispy, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The butter chicken and tandoori roti were also quite good and satisfying. However, I didn’t enjoy the mango lassi. It had spices in it and didn’t taste like a classic, pure mango lassi—I’d recommend they adjust the recipe. Overall, it’s a great option if you’re looking to try Indian food near Asoke without breaking the bank”