$14 for $30 Worth of Indian Cuisine and Libations at Bombay Bhel Thornhill
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- Traditional Indian Fare
- Elaborate decor
- Vegetarian options
- Authentic beverages
The Indian subcontinent is a giant piece of naan that drifted slowly through the ocean before slamming its flavours into Eurasia. Align your face's tectonic plates to give the continent a nibble in return with today's deal: for $14, you get $30 worth of tandoori eats, curry, and other Indian Fare and libations at Bombay Bhel Thornhill. The value of this Groupon may also be applied towards catering services.
Bombay Bhel's elaborate, elegant decor offsets traditional Indian dishes to give patrons a dining experience that's as exotic as it is enjoyable. Their menu of eastern eats includes tandoori-baked, chicken lollipops ($11.99), marinated drumsticks with spicy chutney, and fish masala curry ($15.99), dices of boneless fish fillet flavoured with authentic spices in a creamy tomato gravy. Bombay Bhel also features garden grub, like the palak paneer ($10.50), cottage cheese cubes simmered in spinach with a smidgen of dry fenugreek. Enjoy Indian culinary creations in liquid form with beverages like jeera paani ($2.50), a refreshing glass of tamarind water flavoured with cumin and stardust. While contemplating how many angels dancing on the head of a pin it took to build the Taj Mahal, guests are immersed in a meticulous dining room accessorized with elaborate murals, graceful archways, and soft, amber-coloured lighting.
Reviews
Nine TripAdvisors ranked Bombay Bhel Thornhill #1 of 233 restaurants in Markham, giving an average if four owl eyes. Tummy Points featured Bombay Bhel Thornhill and 78% of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- Hands down the best Indian food in the GTA. Super flavorful and not too greasy with unbeatable naan. Pakora, butter chicken, and non-veg thali are among the most delicious dishes served. – A TripAdvisor reviewer on Facebook
- Eaten here too many times to count and am never disappointed. Lamb vindaloo with a mango lassi is a go-to dish, but go with friends and try as much as you can. – David, Urbanspoon
- Traditional Indian Fare
- Elaborate decor
- Vegetarian options
- Authentic beverages
The Indian subcontinent is a giant piece of naan that drifted slowly through the ocean before slamming its flavours into Eurasia. Align your face's tectonic plates to give the continent a nibble in return with today's deal: for $14, you get $30 worth of tandoori eats, curry, and other Indian Fare and libations at Bombay Bhel Thornhill. The value of this Groupon may also be applied towards catering services.
Bombay Bhel's elaborate, elegant decor offsets traditional Indian dishes to give patrons a dining experience that's as exotic as it is enjoyable. Their menu of eastern eats includes tandoori-baked, chicken lollipops ($11.99), marinated drumsticks with spicy chutney, and fish masala curry ($15.99), dices of boneless fish fillet flavoured with authentic spices in a creamy tomato gravy. Bombay Bhel also features garden grub, like the palak paneer ($10.50), cottage cheese cubes simmered in spinach with a smidgen of dry fenugreek. Enjoy Indian culinary creations in liquid form with beverages like jeera paani ($2.50), a refreshing glass of tamarind water flavoured with cumin and stardust. While contemplating how many angels dancing on the head of a pin it took to build the Taj Mahal, guests are immersed in a meticulous dining room accessorized with elaborate murals, graceful archways, and soft, amber-coloured lighting.
Reviews
Nine TripAdvisors ranked Bombay Bhel Thornhill #1 of 233 restaurants in Markham, giving an average if four owl eyes. Tummy Points featured Bombay Bhel Thornhill and 78% of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- Hands down the best Indian food in the GTA. Super flavorful and not too greasy with unbeatable naan. Pakora, butter chicken, and non-veg thali are among the most delicious dishes served. – A TripAdvisor reviewer on Facebook
- Eaten here too many times to count and am never disappointed. Lamb vindaloo with a mango lassi is a go-to dish, but go with friends and try as much as you can. – David, Urbanspoon