Bombay Talk Sayreville
$ • Indian, VegetarianAbout Bombay Talk Sayreville
Customers' Favorites
Chole Bhature
Manchurian
Tokri Chaat
Dahi Puri
Pani Puri
Bhel Puri
Vada Pav
Noodles
Dabeli
Dosa
Bombay Talk Sayreville Reviews
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Today was my first visit to this location, and I prefer it over the Metuchen location. The Sayreville restaurant is absolutely immaculate, nicely decorated, and the bathrooms are spotless; everything is clean and modern. The food is as I expected: fantastic! I had the bhel puri and the hariyali noodle with shredded paneer. Both dishes were fresh and bursting with flavor! The rose lassi complemented the spices of the food, and the paan shot delicious! There is paan available...read full review
Food was mediocre. Cutlet chat was disappointing…it was basically a boiled potato mashed and served with what appears to be chole. Dosa tasted sour, batter store bought?.
Pani puri and dahi puri were tasty.
Been here a few times and pretty much same experience.
Pani puri and dahi puri were tasty.
Been here a few times and pretty much same experience.
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I had a Masala Dosa that is $13 and nothing else
My card was charged more than double for $28. I have to go through the Hassle of disputing the charge for a mediocre meal
Menu says
Masala Dosa $13.20
Rice and lentil crepe filled with mixture of seasoned potatoes, onions, and nuts.
I had a Masala Dosa that is $13 and nothing else
My card was charged more than double for $28. I have to go through the Hassle of disputing the charge for a mediocre meal
Menu says
Masala Dosa $13.20
Rice and lentil crepe filled with mixture of seasoned potatoes, onions, and nuts.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 12 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9:30PM |
Bombay Talk Sayreville is a popular vegetarian restaurant that consistently delivers a great dining experience. The quality of the food is consistently high, with the menu offering a variety of Bombay street food specialties, including vada-pav, dabeli, samosa, and chaat items. The pav bhaji and bhatura are particularly noteworthy, with the bhatura being among the best in New Jersey.
The restaurant's spacious and clean environment, along with attentive and courteous service, contribute to the overall positive experience. The food prices are quite reasonable, making it an attractive option for a quick bite. While certain drinks may not have impressed, the Hakka noodles, chaat, and dosa are standout dishes that keep customers coming back. The service is great, with servers being efficient and polite. Customers recommend this place for all kinds of Indian vegetarian food, noting the food was fresh and delicious.