Bombay Palace Restaurant

Bombay Palace Restaurant
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Bombay Palace

 
Address: 2201 St. Catherine West,
Montreal, QC, H3H 1M9, Canada
Phone: (514) 932-7141
Fax: (514) 932-7143
E-mail:
Website: http://www.bombaypalacerestaurant.com
Reservation: Make a Reservation
Delivery: Order Online
Established back in 1975, the Montreal Restaurant, Bombay Palace has been offering Montreal gourmands a wide selection of excellent Indian dishes for several years.
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Vegetable Samosa (click for more info...)
Vegetables
Baigan Bharta (click for more info...)
Cauliflower Masala (click for more info...)
Daal Makhani (click for more info...)
Jeera Aloo (click for more info...)
Mushrooms, Peas and Cashewnuts (click for more info...)
Palak Paneer (click for more info...)
Tadka Daal (click for more info...)
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Lamb or Beef Specialities
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Chicken Dishes
Butter Chicken Dishes (click for more info...)
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Seafood Entrees
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Shrimp Konkani (click for more info...)
Tiger Prawn Masala (click for more info...)
Accompliments
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T and Oori Specialities
Chicken Dishes Tikka (click for more info...)
Lamb Chops K and hari (Chef'S Special) (click for more info...)
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Desserts
Gajar Halwa (click for more info...)
Gulab Jamun (click for more info...)
Kheer (click for more info...)
Mango Ice Cream
Ras Malai (click for more info...)
Indian Breads
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Rice and Biryanis
Shahjehani Biryani (click for more info...)
Steamed Basmati Rice (click for more info...)
Vegetable Biryani (click for more info...)
Soups
Soups Of The Day (click for more info...)

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