A tasty little place this, that gives you the option to enjoy a meaty meal or a varied veggie platter. The food’s top notch which ever option you go for, but its not my favourite buffet, or even Indian buffet, as the quality isn’t immensely better for the extra bit of money that it costs to eat here over(for example) Me Old China or Bombay Lounge of North Street. Still, if your in the are looking for some tasty Indian grub, you can’t do much better than head here for the 5 hour lunch time happy hour!
Alice C.
Tu valoración: 3 Brighton, United Kingdom
The non-veggie version of the Bombay Aloo restaurant. The formula is the same — a fixed price, all you can eat buffet with steaming pots of curry to help yourself to as often as you like. If you prefer veggie, then you can opt for a vegetarian only buffet, if not then you pay a little extra for access to the meat dishes. The meat curries are fine, altlhough nothing special, so in general, I would stick to the Bombay Aloo, where you’ll get more choice of veggie dishes in a nicer environment. However, the tandoori chicken wings are absolutely to die for, so this place does merit the occasional visit just for them.
Tasha S.
Tu valoración: 4 Brighton, United Kingdom
I’m not sure if this place is run by the same people as nearby veggie Indian buffet Bombay Aloo, but i’d presume so considering it looks similar, it’s also a buffet, the prices are similar and the ‘Mix’ perhaps means they do meat as well as veggie. This inclusion of meat is the only difference I’ve noticed with Bombay Aloo Mix! Don’t go here for your fanciest meal ever, or for something that’s gonna blow your mind. Do go here for good service, authentic and tasty food, and decent prices — they do a really cheap lunch buffet too.
Mike2d
Tu valoración: 3 Brighton, United Kingdom
There are several of these outlets in the city. For an inexpensive buffet meal this represents value. Could do with a little more choice for veggies. Typical choices for meat eaters include: Chicken 3 different ways, Lamb, plus all the usual extras like Rice, Nan, Bhajies, plus plenty of side dishes. At £8.50 it’s difficult to beat. Is usually busy especially later in the evening.
Redsna
Tu valoración: 3 Brighton, United Kingdom
I really like the food in this place, its really good and is freshly prepared and doesn’t taste like buffet food at all. The service could do with some improvement, the staff make you feel a bit awkward, but all in all not a bad place.
Kid200
Tu valoración: 5 Eastbourne, United Kingdom
Some of the best food i have in a long long time its really good food cooked like it was done by someone who cares, the value for money is amazing if your a bit short on cash go there and you really can eat your fill for practically nothing, the places is always very busy but worth any wait cos once you start eating you will understand why.
Bright
Tu valoración: 4 Brighton, United Kingdom
If you like your curries cheap, plentiful and untouched since 1974, this is the place for you. Bargain all you can eat indian food, just a fiver for a veggie meal to eat in or three quid(!) for a takeaway. Joking aside, the food’s tasty, varied and very good for the money, but don’t expect any service to go with it. Sometime’s you’ll get a smile and a bit of cheer, but it’s strictly at the manager’s discretion. Even at the best of times, the place has all the atmosphere of a warehouse with bright lights and plain décor. Go with a big group of friends or splash out for a few drink to get the best out of it.
